Jacks Acquitted in Dowling Case Stirs Courtroom
Birmingham May 31 A Ketona dairyman G Jacks was acquitted of napping in the flogging of Br J D Dowling health officer by a jury after about 45 minutes of deliberation. Demonstration in court interrupted the verdict, while Jacks faces assault with intent to murder charges in the same offense still pending. Solicitor Jim Davis pledged to pursue all related indictments.
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Ketona Dairyman
Br. J. D. Dowling
C. A. Steele
Jacks
Muree
Jim Davis
Democratic Leader Answers Last Call
Death came quietly to Representative Claude Kitchin of North Carolina on Thursday morning removing a leader who had long held influence over Democratic politics. Duke O A Steele rapped for order and pressed spectators to identify those who applauded. One man, HH M Russell, admitted following others and intended no law violation. Judge Steele commended his courage and spared him from punishment. Trial proceeded with Dr Dowling and W Tison as key state witnesses, while the defense sought an alibi for Jacks and questioned Dowling’s grand jury testimony and Lison’s competence.
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North Carolina
Duke O. A. Steele
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Judge Steele
HH. M. Russell
Dr. Dowling
W. Tison
Big Brokerage Jones & Baker Falls Into Receivership
Jones & Baker, a long established New York curb market broker, faced bankruptcy after three creditors filed a petition. Alfred C. Coxe Jr. was named receiver as the firm vowed liquidation would not hurt customers who would be paid in full. The firm, with about 10,000 customer accounts and offices in nine cities, denied insolvency and claimed ample collateral secured loans.
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Detroit
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Clara Phillips To Remain In Los Angeles Jail
Los Angeles plans to send Clara Phillips to San Quentin were dropped after Asa Keyes said notice must be served on her to dismiss her appeal from second degree murder before the court of appeals. She will be moved to Los Angeles County Jail where jailer Mark Bailey prepared a solitary cell for her arrival tomorrow night.
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Angeles
Clara Phillind
San Quentin
Asa Keyes
Court of Appeals
Los Angeles County
Mark Bailey
Royalty Commends Gift for Medicine Hospitals
May 31 London King George and Queen Mary laid cornerstones for hospital buildings funded by a 1,250,000 pound Rockefeller gift. The project will modernize University College Hospital and London University facilities and enable a unit system of medical education with ward directors devoted to students. The ceremony featured the American charge d’affaires Post Wheeler and embassy staff.
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Q Meen Mary
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London University
Rockefeller Foundation
Post Wheeler
Princeton
Robert P. Skinner
George E. MacLean
American University Union
Mother commits death by own action after killing children
In Trinidad Col May 31 a mother, Mrs John Xank, shot and killed two of her children ages nine and six after locking them in a room at a Morley mining camp home. She then wounded her one year old son and killed herself. Local reports place the incident amid surrounding forest fire notes from Oregon.
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Morley
John Xank
New Kiwanis Chief Greeted By Predecessor After Vote
In Atlanta Friday the Kiwanis club toasted its new first vice president, former Kiwanis district governor Arras, elevated to the presidency from the board of international trustees. Arras, a Columbus real estate professional, is a Glino State and Ohio State Law School alumnus, with ties to the Realty Board and Chamber of Commerce. He praised the international body's honor and spoke of rest after a long day.
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Kiwanis
Ohio
Board of International Trustees
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Glno State University
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Columbus
Columbus Trealty Board
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ed Arras Is Named Kiwanis President In Atlanta
Ed F Arras of Columbus Ohio succeeds George H Ross of Toronto as president of International Kiwanis. Arras praised Atlanta hospitality and said policy aims will wait until board meetings in Washington in about 50 days. Fellow Kiwanis leaders praised the convention and Atlanta’s services as they reflect the south’s famed welcome.
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Columbus
Ohio
George H. Ross
Toronto
Arras
International Kiwanis
Southland
South
Board of International Trustees
Washington
Atlanta
International
Tred G. W. Parker
Chicago
Kiwanis
Array
Inhabitants Flee As Flames Spread In Ontario Bush
Flames from bush fires have entered White River from the east and residents flee their homes with hand grips and bundles. A special train is being loaded to move them out of the danger zone. White River, on the Canadian Pacific line, is a railway divisional point 561 miles west of Toronto and 671 miles east of Winnipeg.
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White River
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Winnipeg
Fire destroys Petrograd opera house. many die
Helsingfors May 24 Central News dispatch reports the Petrograd opera house burned last night and many in the audience were killed in a panic rush for the exits. A performer's clothing caught fire spreading flames to scenery. the safety curtain failed to save the crowd as the building burned with numerous injuries.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Petrograd Opera House
New Drug Rapidly Cures Paresis Says Doctors
Reports from Wisconsin and Chicago cite the Forenz Lowenhart Bleckivenn Hodges treatment as restoring many asylum patients to health and work. Dr Lowenhart claims 25 percent of inmates suffer from neurosyphilis and notes successes at Mayo, Johns Hopkins, and Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute including a man named John Jones who recovered after the new therapy and later worked as a carpenter.
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Lowenhart
University Ofsconsin
Madison
Wis
John Jones
Wisconsin Psychi Institute
Jubn Jones
Jones
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