Actress Unnerved By Beating Entry At Trial
Emma Lee, Raymond's housekeeper, testified at Paul Kelly's murder trial about the beating that led to actor Ray Raymond's death. Dorothy MacKaye, the stage actress widow, was the recipient of the attack during a confrontation described by the eye witness. The courtroom scene unsettled several onlookers as medical details were discussed and then the witness departed.
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Hall OF Justice
Los Angeles
Ray Raymond
Paul Kelly
Raymond
Emma Lee
Dorothy MacKaye
Colwr
Leaky gas blast kills eight in Dallas building collapse
A gas leak caused a deadly explosion in a two story Dallas building at Second and Forest, trapping about 30 to 40 attendees in a Metropolis lodge meeting on the second floor. Eight dead and thirty injured were reported as fire crews battled the blaze. Fire Captain W Henry Lee was among the victims. A one story neighboring structure was wrecked.
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Associated
Dallas
South Dallas
Metropolis Lodge
Fair Park
W. Henry Lee
Second and
Forest Avenues
Milwaukee hires 115 Butte men for track work this summer
One hundred fifteen men from Butte have been sent out by the Milwaukee railway for track building and repair since April. The company runs an employment office at 2221 South Arizona street and will stay open all summer. Workers head east to Gallatin Gateway and west beyond Drummond for track projects. carpenters painters and electricians are at work on the new Gallatin Gateway station hotel and buildings. The road is to resume extensive maintenance after court discharge.
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Butte
Milwaukee Railway
South
Arizona Street
Drummond
Gallatin Gateway
Milwaukee
Camp Fire progress in Montana cities
Miss Annette Francisco national field secretary for Camp Fire Gut arrives in Butte to aid a city campaign. She will address the Rotary Club at noon and speak to other clubs during her stay describing strong state progress and plans for Lewistown Great Falls Kalispell and Lewistown camps with Kiwanis and Rotary involvement.
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Annette Francisco
Butte
Miss Francisco
Rotary Club
Falls
Lewistown
Kalispellh
Kiwanis Club
Kalispell
Sentencing Set for Mrs Snyder and Henry Gray Friday
Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, found guilty of murdering Albert Snyder, will be sentenced Friday morning in Queens County Courthouse by Justice Townsend Scudder. Death penalties are mandatory on first degree verdicts and appeals are compulsory.
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Associated Press
New York
Ruth Brown Snider
Henry Judd Gray
West Union Pacific official predicts prosperity for West
Union Pacific vice president Frank W. Robinson says there is notable prosperity in the West with mining holding steady and agriculture good. He notes improved metallurgical efficiency and ore processing boosting the mining industry despite weaker prices, and adds cattle and especially sheep are strong. The Big Hole basin and Grangeville area are highlighted as premier cattle regions.
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Frank W. Robinson
U.P
Union Pacific System
Oregon Short Line
Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Company
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
Bt. Joseph & Grand Island Railway Company
Union Pacific
U. P
Lkelihood
Robinson
Tolay
Big Hole
Grangeville
Idaho
Aviators Report No Break in Levee as Mississippi Flood Presses In
Mississippi floodwaters advancing from northeastern Louisiana threaten central areas. Av iators over Bayou des Glaises noted no new danger spots, though sandbags and levee work continue near Baton Rouge. Tens of thousands of farms and several parishes remain inundated across East Carroll Ouachita and surrounding regions.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Bayou Des Glaises
Kimmeport
Tocal Teves Board
Baton Rouge
Tate
Nott
Atchafalaya River
Gla
Minassipp
OM River
Shanisport
Rectho
Tour Lana
Concordie Madison
Marines Sail to Secure Peace in Latin Nation
The Associated Press reports 400 Marines sailed from Quantico Virginia to Nicaragua with another group ready to depart from Charleston and Port au Prince. Rear Admiral Latimer warned government forces to surrender peacefully or face force, as disarmament actions were contemplated.
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Latin
Aspciated
Washington
Quantico
Nicaragua
Charleston
S.C
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Navy Department
Latimer
Gemed
Americans Plan Early Attempt to Win Gotham Paris Flight Prize
New York May 11 The Columbia prepared at Roosevelt Field for a Saturday 1 am takeoff on a transatlantic flight to Paris with pilots Clarence D. Chamberlin and Livya W. Bertaud. Mechanics finished preparations while weather permitting the craft aimed to beat the endurance record and land in Paris. The team expressed confidence despite Paris tensions and possible delays, hoping a successful flight would open the route to France.
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Clarence Chamberlin
Lloyd W. Bertaud
Charles A. Levine
Colusbra. Aircraft Corporation
New York-to-Paris
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Lloyd W. Dertaud
Charles Lindbergh
San Diego
Paris
New York
Roosevelt Field
Columbia
Livya W. Bertaud
Nungenser
Coll
Irish Republic bonds ordered returned in New York ruling
Superior Court Justice Peters disallowed the suit by the Irish State claiming succession to the Irish republic and entitlement to bonds subscribed in the United States. He denied Valera and O’Hara claims, ordering about 2.5 million dollars to be returned to original subscribers after years of injunctions and banking holds.
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Ansociated Press
New York
Superior Court
Peters
United States
Justion Peterx
Hamonn de Valera
King O'Hara
Argument Over Bible Ends in Death of Two Texans
Atlanta Texas May 11 Charlie Preston 65 and George Shields 42 brothers in law died after a Bible dispute led to a near simultaneous gun battle at the Shields home in Midway nine miles northeast of here. Both men were married to twin sisters and each had three children. Shields was a farmer and Preston an instrument sewing machine mechanic.
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Atlanta
Texas
Charlie Preston
George Shields
Shields
Midway Community
Here
Preston
the Forst
County Board to Consider Opinion Today on Federal Action
County commissioners meet to review opinions and decide on adopting the ruling of Deputy Sullivan. Only federal action will be necessary, signaling potential course of legal steps.
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Sullivan
Save Time and Money Highway Plan May Skip Voter Approval
Silver Bow county may proceed with a proposed highway program without voter approval after Deputy County Attorney Frank Sullivan issued a verbal opinion to the county commissioners. The plan calls for taking 200000 from the road fund in 1927 and 1928, matching with federal aid to total 400000 for highways, prompting debate over required action by the board.
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Silver Bow County
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Francis
London Detective Narrows Search for Woman's Murderer
Scotland Yard tightens inquiry into a woman killed in London with a trunk found yesterday at Charing Cross. A man described as well built and handsome bought the trunk last Tuesday in Brixton. Porters and a taxi driver who aided the suspect have provided statements aiding the investigation.
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Tarren London
Scotland Yard
Charing Crows
Charing Croat
Missing transatlantic fliers possibly landed in Newfoundland
Reports from Harbor Grace residents Patrick O'Trine and Capt John Stapleton describe hearing a distant airplane roar last Monday morning. Officials consider it possible the French fliers may have been forced down at an uninhabited Newfoundland point, where word would be hard to reach the outside world.
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New York
Vents
Tyne
Unmasked bandit robs Olympia gas station at gunpoint
A lone, unmasked robber entered Bluebird Ailing Mation at Harrison Olympia avenue last night about 9 45 pm and robbed the attendants till, escaping with 22 85 in cash. Owner BJ Haines of 144 West Park street reported the incident, noting the suspect used a pistol and asked for oil while a motorcycle tale was prepared.
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Harrison Olympia Avenue
Robsbery
BJ. Haines
West Park Street
Haines Aid
Haines
Clubhouse to be built at municipal golf course
Butte plans a temporary clubhouse at the municipal golf course with separate facilities by hole nine for women and the first for men. Fred and Mrs Murphy operate the shop and refreshment stand as finishing work continues. The links open free until the formal opening, after which greens fees apply and a day pass is offered for 50 cents. Mayor Beadle to drive off the first tee if he sinks the shot.
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Fred Murphy
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Colt
Newfoundland
Kelly
Mining
West
Butte Friends OF
Irish Republic
Sharen
Rowe
Highway Commission
London
Harbor Glace
Light of Venus
Coast Guard
ABS
Bluebird Station
Harrison
Olympia
Fiat
Bred Stolurook
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