Branding case shadows Doris Dore in Hollywood mystery
Hollywood police probe a branding claim involving Doria Williams alias Doris Dore who says an ape like man left a K on her forehead. The incident follows a reported home entry and razor clash. officials question motives while producer group secretary denies Williams ever worked as an actress. The K appears backward when seen in a mirror, while arm marks show regular carving.
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Doria Williams
Doris Dore
Mises Williams
Wing
Fred W. Beetson
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Actrens
Levine laughs at tale of carrying air letters
Berlin June 10 Charles A Levine answers critics from Postmaster General New regarding mail carried by the Columbia on its nonstop trans Atlantic flight. He says stamps were cancelled and asserts the aim was to present them to historical societies. He shows a Brooklyn Institute cable requesting distribution of stamps to historical societies.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Charles A. Levine
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Lindbergh Mother Evangeline Welcomed at White House
Evangeline Lindbergh arrived by train from Detroit to Mount Washington and was greeted by Mrs. Coolidge. President Coolidge left his desk to welcome his guest as plans unfolded for a navy yard visit to greet Charles Lindbergh. A Red Cross committee headed by Miss Mabel Boardman will present a letter, roses, and a silver vase inscribed to honor mother and son.
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White House
New York Welcomes Lindbergh With Five Day Program
June 10 New York announces Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will land in New York harbor at 10 a m Monday in an army amphibian plane to take part in a five day welcome plan. He will visit Paterson N J Tuesday and attend the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce dinner Thursday night in New York.
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Litchford Death Reported In Lynchburg Brother Surnames
Telegram from Lynchburg Va states C F Litentora J B Litchford of 326 Rogers Street is notified of his brother C Litchford a former local resident's death. He is said to have suffered two strokes in five years and died at 64. Survived by widow five children one brother and three sisters. Remains to be taken to Pembroke Va for interment.
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Switchback
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Tye River
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Fredericksburg
Pembroke
Man Killed Testing Torpedoes at Newton Site
Ross, president of Central Railway Signal Co of Newton, was killed while testing explosive torpedo qualities. Frank Buckley of Brookline, sales manager, was seriously injured. six others escaped with minor hurts. A box of torpedoes was ignited causing a blast that hurled Ross against an auto and shattered the box.
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Lower coal wage scales posted at Vesta mines
Washington, June 10. Wages in the Vesta Coal company mines, subsidiary of Jones and Laughlin Steel, show a scale lower than the pre suspension rate previously used by union miners. The Vesta mines have not operated since the suspension.
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Vesta Coal Company
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Colorado's Commander Guilty of Negligence
The Brooklyn Eagle reports Captain Franklin D. Karns commander of the battleship Colorado was found guilty of negligence in the grounding of his ship on Diamond Reef in New York harbor. The court martial at the Brooklyn navy yard adjourned with Karns awaiting notification of an acquittal or guilty finding.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Colorado
Diamond Reef
New York Harbor
Karns
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hudson River
Welchman Elected as Official by Veterans
At the closing session of the sixth annual state encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States in Morgantown West Virginia on June 10 Wheel ing was chosen as next year’s meeting place and officers elected Guy Shuttleworth Clarksburg state commander Rex Davis Morgantown senior vice commander Fred Burka Clarksburg junior vice commander William Orr Morgantown judge advocate C G Iles Clarksburg quartermaster Paul J Folk Clarksburg chaplain and R H Powell Welch counsel of administration
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Guy Shuttleworth
Clarksburg
Rex Davis
Fred Burka
William Orr
C. G. Iles
Paul J. Folk
R. H. Powell
Welch
Kidnapping Called Purely Family Affair
New York on June 10 four men kidnapped 10 year old Jacob Murdock Denny on a busy street as he walked with his stepmother Elsie Denny and his dog. The boy was taken in a large expensive touring car amid panicked shoppers. The father, a real estate agent, called it a purely family affair and suggested the men were private detectives. He said Jacob Murdock of Johnstown Pa has sought custody since the mother died eight years ago.
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Receiver appointed for Florida subdivision
Miami Shores in the Miami area received a circuit court receivership today. Judge A A Rose named Jacksonville attorney Robert H Anderson as receiver. The bid rests on claims totaling 1 3? million from City National Bank and Trust Co trustee for the Phipps estate and Third Mortgage Co of Miami with 400000 in claims. Both say all lot purchasers will be protected.
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A. A. Rose
Miami Shores
Miami
Coral Gables
Waner Delays Honeymoon For Baseball Duties
Pittsburgh notices that Pirates manager Donie Bush could not spare Paul Waner for a day. Waner and Miss Corinne Moore of Ada Oklahoma were to marry tonight but will postpone their wedding trip to a later date.
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Paul Waner
Corinne Moore
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Vienna Serves Coffee On City Street Cars
Vienna claims it is the only city worldwide to serve coffee on its street cars. The service began June 1 linking Vienna with Baden-bel-Wein where a cafe runs 36 times daily. Top coffee with whipped cream, beer, wine and sandwiches are offered at standard prices.
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Texas Woman Seeks Missing Husband Last Seen Enlisting
A Texas woman appeals to readers to aid in finding her husband who disappeared after his Confederate army enlistment. The note seeks clues about his whereabouts and return.
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Suit to Avoid Paying 150000 Policy Filed
National Life Insurance of Vermont sues in federal court to recover 150000 life policy issued to Clifford M. Hicks who was slain. Defendants include Glenn T Hicks executor and Samuel L Fox who claims assignment of the policy. insurer challenges validity of the assignment amid a total 365000 in life policies.
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Clifford M. Hicks
National Life Insurance Company of Vermont
Glenn T Hicks
Clifford
Maying
Samuel L. Fox
St Louis Finance Corporation
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Fox
The
National Life
Minter seeks murder conviction after Bogdon slaying
Denver announces District Attorney Foster Cline will seek a first degree murder conviction for Joseph Minter 30 after Minter confessed to shooting State Senator Albert Bogdon 36 in the apartment of Minter s estranged wife Helena E Minter Bogdon a lawyer had arranged a divorce for Mrs Minter Minter said he learned another man was with his wife and forced entry prompting a struggle in which the pistol fired
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Albert E. Bogdon
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Noted actor leaves entire estate to male friend
New York June 10. Robert Cochran Hilliard, noted actor, died this week and in his will left his entire estate to his dear friend Frank Joe Godsel of New York, living in Switzerland, while cutting off his third wife Olga Everard, daughter of a wealthy New York brewer, without a penny.
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Robert Cochran Hilliard
Frank Joe Godsel
Switzerland
Olga Everard
Butler and Duncan Close Friends Amid East Asia Tension
In Peking on June 10 Major General John Duncan of Britain and Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler of the U S Marines described their close Anglo American cooperation. Both commanders, arriving from Shanghai as northern China grew tense, pledged unity in defense and agreed cooperation would continue in Peking and Tianjin if trouble arises.
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John Duncan
Shanghai
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marines
China
Anglo-American Association
Duncan
Tiertsin
Complaint Against Ambassador Filed in Supreme Court
Mrs. Dorothy A. Mason filed in New York Supreme Court a $50,000 suit against Alanson B. Houghton ambassador to Great Britain for false arrest. She says on August 10, 1912 he accused her of robbing him of 1500 and an heirloom pin and she was detained for hours. The ambassador’s counsel denied the charges and will seek October trial. A Moscow workman won 100,000 rubles in a lottery and left without claiming it.
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Dorothy A. Mason
Field
Supreme Court
Alanson B. Houghton
Great Britain
Questionig
Attorney for Sinclair Consolidated Oil Dies at East Hampton
Colonel James W. Zevely, attorney for the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation since 1917, died at his East Hampton home tonight from pernicious anemia after a lingering illness. Berlin operates a "bus house" where insects are purchased and kept cold for scientific purposes.
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N. Y
James W. Zevely
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Berlin
Third American Expeditionary Force Bound for Shanghai
Manila reports the third U.S. expeditionary force to China sails from Olongapo for Shanghai. The unit includes 1,500 marines, 25 tanks and an aviation contingent under Colonel H. C. Davis. They are due in Shanghai next Monday. In Chile, rail conductors clap as a signal.
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China
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Olongapo
H. C. Davis
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