Spaniards Flee as Anti-Religious Riots Rage Across Spain
Fearing mobs in Madrid and across nearly a score of cities, residents flee to the countryside. Three killed and five wounded in Cordova as civil guards repel a church attack. Martial law extended to 11 cities but riots persist with convents and monasteries burned and Jesuit and Carmelite centers destroyed.
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Madrid
Cordova
San Gayetano
Gibraltar
San Roque
la Lica
Malaga
Cadiz
Seville
Jerez
Alcala
Bank of Spain
Plaza Cibeles
Alicante
Salesian Order
Campedelle
Valencia
Jesuits
Aimee Semple McPherson Develops New Biblical Oratorio
Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson plans a seven scene Biblical allegorical musical for Angelus Temple. Despite an 80 pound weight loss from her world voyage, she works with C. W. Walken Jr and Fred C. Winters on the project. The oratorio covers Elijah’s adventures and Noah and his ark voyage.
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New York
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles Tabernacle
McPherson
Marseilles
Angelus Temple
Fred C. Winters
C. W. Walken, Jr
Ofansas City
McPherson-Walken
Elijah
Two Women and Eight Men Plead Not Guilty on Liquor Charges
In Toledo on May 13, two women and eight men arrested in Marion Ohio during a series of raids pleaded not guilty to federal liquor charges at arraignment before U. S. Commissioner F. W. Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Marion
U. S
F. W. Gaines
Spanish Courts To Ask for Alfonso Extradition
Madrid dispatch quotes Attorney General Gallarza saying Spain will seek Alfonso XIII's extradition from France. He says Alfonso should be tried before the Cortes yet to be elected and accuses the former king of inciting anti religious disturbances that aided his exile to France last month.
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London
U.P
Madrid
Daily Express Today
Gallarza
Spain
France
Alfonso XIII
Daily Express
Alfonso
Alfonso of Bourbon
Primo de Rivera
Gallaraza
Fire devastates Madrid Jesuit seminary and school
Press reports state the Jesuit seminary in central Madrid was destroyed and a Jesuit school used as a residence for priests in a suburb was burned next.
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Madrid
Attack on Jesuit HQ Sparks Mob Violence with Fire
A working men mob launched the first assault on the Jesuit headquarters and firemen refused to intervene as flames spread. Witnesses describe the mob’s savage act and the crowd’s cheers when stones hit the church cross above the entrance.
The Royal Party Visits Niagara Falls Disappoints Viewers
A Royal Party from Japan, after touring Niagara Falls, leaves locals underwhelmed and disappointed with the visit. The article notes reactions from witnesses and hints at further coverage on Page 4.
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Japan
Niagara Falls
Plans for six Graf Zeppelin summer trips
Plans call for six more Graf Zeppelin voyages this summer following seven Atlantic crossings and a world circumnavigation. Martin Wronsky of Lufthansa disclosed details before returning to Germany aboard the Bretten, outlining an experimental five day mail schedule between European capitals and major Western Hemisphere cities.
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New York
U.P
Atlantic
Berlin
South America
Martin Wronsky
Lufthansa
Bretten
Germany
Europe
Former Camden Bank Cashier Pleads Guilty in Federal Case
Fred L. Van Skiver, ex cashier of the First National Bank Camden Prebie County faces a two year term in the United States Reform atory at Chillicothe after changing his plea to guilty on misusing $18 000 in bank funds. Indicted on seven counts, a jury had been chosen for trial.
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Dayton
Fred L. van Skiver
First National Bank
Camden
Prebie County
United States Reformatory
Chillicothe
van Skiver
Women's missionary federation formed by Lutheran synods
Toledo May 13 The women's societies of the Ohio Iowa and Buffalo Synods united today to create the women's missionary federation of the American Lutheran Church.
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Toledo
Women's Societies
Ohio, Iowa
Buffalo
Women's Missionary Federation of
The
American Lutheran Church
Desert Beauty in Southwest Drawn by Will’s Letter
In Winslow Arizona a reader extols the Southwest’s beauty with blooming deserts and petrified forests. The writer cites Baptists, a nickel image of a buffalo, and praises Fred Harvey for service to travelers. He signs as Will.
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Winslow
Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
Noah
Fred Harvey
Students Are Honored Here At Assembly
Charles Densmore Locke New York named editor of The Green and White at Ohio University Senior Day ceremony in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Norman Lewis New Castle Pennsylvania chosen editor of The Athena, while Eleanor Hazeltine Ashtabula becomes first woman editor of The Green Goat. Roles also announced for Elden Hauck Alfred Greco Rob ert Randolph Rexford Baxter and others amid senior activities and concerts.
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Charlies Densmore
Locke
N. Y
Green and White
Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Norman Lewis
New Castle
Athena
Eleanor Hazeltine
Ashtabula
Miss Hazeltine
Elden Hauck
Springfield
Alfred Greco
Youngstown
Robert Randolph
Clarksburg
W. Va
Rexford Baxter
Elmira
Robert Corace
Pitsburgh
Green Goat
University
T. N. Hoover
Bryan
Athens State Hospital
Berry
Clark Williams
Memorial Auditorium
Robbers Try to Loot Salvador Legation Liquor Store
Four hijackers struck in Washington early today attempting to loot the Salvador Legation liquor store. Don Carlos Leiva, the legation’s officer in charge, was beaten and taken to Emergency Hospital with possible skull fracture after a claw hammer attack. No liquor was stolen.
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Washington
U.R
Salvador
Youth Faces Second Trial Over Arlene Draves Death
In Valparaiso Indiana Virgil Kirkland 20 Gary on trial for a second time accused of murdering 18 year old Arlene Draves in a liquor party death case. Prosecutors seek a death penalty for murder. witness testimony includes blood stained seat cover shirt and slippers linked to the night of the incident.
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Gary
Ind
Valparaiso
Arlene Draves
Virgil Kirkland
Caus
George Harris
Kirkland
Plea Not Guilty in Athens County Grand Jury Indictments
Seventeen defendants arraigned before Judge O F Rowland in Athens County Common Pleas Court after May term indictments. One guilty plea recorded for Orville McVey on assault and battery with a $20 fine. Remaining bills include liquor manufacturing, burglary, grand larceny, assault, and failure to provide for minors among others with bonds from $100 to $2,000.
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Athens County
O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Orville McVey
Howard Miller
Carl Dickens
Raymond Bolin
Leonard Sims
Thomas Stevens
Clifford Hearst
Clayton Whaley
Alva Cruise
Lenzie Hutchinson
Fred Rhorick
Clifford Freeman
Cora Tucker
Ervin Kaite
George Dunn
Harry Fitch
Owen Roof
Silas Kempton
Wesleyan Leader James H Denney Dies in Dayton
The Rev James H Denney 49 pastor of St Paul Methodist Church in Dayton died last night He was president of the Ohio Wesleyan University summer school and secretary to the Board of Trustees of the Ohio Council of Methodist Churches
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Wesleyan
Dayton
U.P
James H. Denney
St. Paul
Woman shoots slanderer in Akron case shocks city
Mrs Eliz abeth Kiss 34 mother of three held after shooting John Guyas 38 in the bedroom of his home. Kiss says she confronted him over alleged slander and shot him when he refused to accompany her to speak with her husband. Guyas seriously wounded in City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.R
Elizabeth Kiss
John Guyas
City Hospital
Guyas
Teachers face two week pay cut in Akron tax shortage
Akron Ohio May 13 city school teachers and school employees face a deduction of two weeks from their salaries to cover a $500000 shortfall in tax revenue.
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Akron
Air Force War Games In Dayton Test Defense Of U S Air
Air Force units gathered at Wright Field Dayton for a simulated war aimed at proving defense against an eastern air invasion. About 672 ships, 1,200 personnel, and diverse aircraft will participate in three phase maneuvers from Norfolk to Boston, with New York as primary objective.
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Dayton
United States
Wright Field
Norfolk
Boston
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
New York
Air Army
Air Corps
22Nd Observation Wing
Fairfield Air Depot
Benjamin DD. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Orville Wright
Air Division
Chicago
New York City
Mitchell Field
Philadelphia
Trenton
Atlantic City
Francis Crowley
No Man's Land
Crowley
Helen Walsh
Mudolph Duringer
Canton Police Chief Suspended 40 Days Over Vice Raids
Canton Mayor Herman Witter suspended Earl W. Hexamer, chief of the Canton Police Department, for 40 days citing lax enforcement after federal raids on alleged vice resorts last week. The action followed an official finding of laxity in methods.
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Canton
Earl W. Hexamer
Canton Police Department
Herman Witter
Witter
Steubenville Adopts Daylight Saving Time
Steubenville becomes Ohio’s only city to implement daylight saving time starting May 31 and ending September 27.
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Steubenville
U.P
Ohio
Pomeroy Man Seeks $250 From Gas Firm Over Franchis Fight
Wil McMurray of Pomeroy sues The Ohio Fuel Gas Company and John Wise claiming a verbal agreement to cease opposition to a gas franchise, seeking $250 for labor and influence promised in return for stopping referendum activity. The suit, filed in Common Pleas Court, cites August 1990 and details alleged contract and actions.
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Win McMurray
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
John Wise
Sam
Pomeroy
Wil McMurray
Dana HH. Peoples
Meigs County
Common Pleas
State of
Ohio
Pomeroy, O
Jond Wise
Ohio Fuel Gel Company
Pomeroy, C
Milkman of Boston Wins Largest Prize in Camel Contest
James Thomas Sharkey a 32 year old Boston milkman won the $25 000 first prize in the 50 000 nationwide Camel cigarette package beat letter contest Content judges Roy Honard Charles Dana Gibson and Ray Long announced the results Mrs Walter Sweet wife of a Marine Corps captain and mother of three won the $10 000 second prize Julius M Nolte a Duluth real estate dealer and former secretary of the Duluth Commercial Club took the $5000 third prize Thirty eight prizes were awarded including five of $1 000 five of $500 and twenty five of $100 The five $1 000 prizes went to Albert B Franklin III John R McCarthy Frederick E B Robinson William A Schrader and Dr D A Soper Continued on Page 2
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Winston-Salem
N. C
James Thomas Sharkey
Boston
Walter Sweet
Marine Corps
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Julius M. Nolte
Duluth
Duluth Commercial Club
Roy Honard
Scripps-Howard League of
Charles Dana Gibson
Ray Long
International Magazine Company
Albert B. Franklin
Harvard
Cambridge Mass
John R. McCarthy
Willimantic
Iowa City
The
University of Town
Tortured She To Kill Mind New York Petition Alleges
Mrs Isabel Dr McHie a wealthy estranged wife of Wall Street broker Sidmon McHe says she was kidnapped and held at a private sanitarium for nearly six months. She alleges a priest helped her escape from a Baltimore hospital after a court ruled her insane and that she was tortured to destroy her mind. Her separation from her husband is noted and her fortune is around 400000 dollars.
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New York
Isabel Dr. McHie
Sidmon McHe
Wall Street
Shephard and Enoch Pratt Hospital
Baltimore
Baltimore Institution
McHie
Tense Unrest in Kentucky Coal Fields Sparks Guard Patrols
In Harlan County Kentucky unemployed workers walk out as mines idle and National Guardsmen patrol the coal regions on two fronts. About 400 troops split with half sent to Cawood and another mine guarded, raising the count of mines under guard to three amid violence in Evarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
U.P
Harland County
Kentucky
Evarts
Cawood
Oculist Dr J A Stucky and Dr R C Lynch Die in Auto Crash
Dr J A Stucky of Lexington and Dr R C Lynch of New Orleans were killed near Richmond Kentucky while returning by car from Berea. The pair, both specialists in eye care, were widely known for work among mountaineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
U.P
J. A. Stucky
Lexington
R. C. Lynch
New Orleans
Berea
Weather Outlook: Clearing Skies After Noon Then Fair
Yesterday's highs included Phoenix 98 and Miami 86 with Portland at six dollars. Today's lows range White River 26 Cochran 30 Flagstaff 30. The outlook for 36 hours shows clearing conditions this afternoon, followed by fair and cool weather tonight and Thursday with continued warmth.
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Phoenix
Portland
Miami
White River
Cochrane
Flagstaff
U S Leader Sees North American Resolve Lift Mood
Col Hanford MacNider United States minister to Canada told 1 000 at the Manufacturers Chamber of Commerce dinner that the United States and Canada are a vigorous wholesome race and will soon lead the world out of the current low mood He said many remedies have been proposed and some probably will hasten a solution of our difficulties
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Colonel MacNider
Toledo
United States
Canada
Col
Hanford MacNider
North America
Manufacturers’ Chamber of Commerce
Authorities arrest 46 ring-leaders in Moscow sabotage plot
In Moscow on May 13, 112 people were cited and 46 ring-leaders detained in an extensive conspiracy led by a former nobleman now time-keeper Ivanon. They face charges of sabotage causing millions in losses by misrouting railroad consignments of machinery and motor parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.P
Ivanon
Predict Acquittal for Mrs Nixon-Nirdlinger in France
In Nice France May 13 authorities say odds favor acquittal for Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger of St. Louis a beauty queen who faces a jury next Wednesday on charges of killing her husband Fred Nixon-Nirdlinger Philadelphia theater owner. She claims she acted in self defense during a quarrel at their Riviera home two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
U.2
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger
St. Louis
Spraying Time With Us Again Classified Ad Teaser
An Athens notice promotes spraying products for grapes and lists classes including 64. It also advertises a six room modern house for rent on West Union Street and a Ford roadster for 226 dollars under classification 77.
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the Messenger
West Union Street
Athens
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William H. Lander
United Press
Mexico
Aimee
Afonso
Arthur Brisbane
King Features, Inc
Graf Zeppelin
Will
Torch and
Cresset
Charles Densmore
Norman
Brooklyn
Eugene Cotter
Erie
Hi-Jackers
Man
Legation
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Memphis
Tenn
Mortimer Schiff
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Walter M. Head
Lord Hampton
Scouts
Great Britain
U.S. Air Force
Ity
AIR Patrol
Russia
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