Tulsa Riot Follows Arrest Sparks Deadly Clash
Rioting erupts after Dick Rowland's arrest for alleged assault on a white girl. A white man is killed and dozens wounded as whites flood the streets with rifles. In Tulsa 3,000 blacks gather at convention hall under guard while authorities move detainees to safer locations. Oklahoma National Guard units depart Oklahoma City to Tulsa to restore order.
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Tulsa
Dick Rowland
Yester
Convention Hall
Baseball Park
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles F. Barrett
Oklahoma National Guard
Barrett
Esperanto Crew Is Safe In Port After Vessel Loss
The Gorton-Pew Fisheries company approved Captain Tom and his crew’s handling after their ship was lost. With only the clothes on their backs, he kept the men together for another voyage and awaited a new vessel. A terse message soon arrived granting approval and absolving any blame.
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Gorton-Pew Fisheries Company
Tompproval
Nott case details and Wade interview in probate record
Testimony recounts Mrs Wade describing George Nott as gentle and courteous after visiting the Nott home and speaking with Mrs Nott. She recalls Elwood’s presence in the barn and discusses efforts to inform Mr Nott, with probate court notes on estate settlements and unrelated bankruptcy matters appearing in the same text.
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George Nott
Mr. Nott
Father-In-Law
Elwood
Cummings
State OF Connecticut
District of Fairfield
Karl Bitzer
Fairfield
Digriet
Trial testimony reveals Ethel Nott case details and handwriting evidence
The proceedings include descriptions of a suspect's appearance and actions at a barn, plus a series of witness accounts about letters between Mrs. Nott and Elwood Wade. Handwriting expert Charles Wilson testified that the sampled letters and signatures match Ethel H. Nott.
Court Overrules Objection to Evidence Exhibits
Shannon objected to admission of letters as evidence but the objection was overruled. DeForest sought delay for defense review or copies, granted, prompting a half hour early recess. The State claimed each letter related to the case, and copies might be nonprintable due to obscenity. The main batch of letters was admitted as exhibit DD.
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Shannon
DeForest
Photo Engravers Strike Hits New York Newspapers
Photo engravers in New York newspaper plants walked out after publishers refused an 8 per week wage increase. About 200 to 260 workers from seventeen plants were ordered on strike. non–newspaper photo engraving tasks were not affected. Union officials rejected the offer to continue current wages and arbitrate.
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New York
Silks For Summer Wear In Bright Colors And Luxurious Luster
Describes cool summer silks offering strength and lightness with noted luster. Lists Baronet satins in several colors at 2.79, Canton crepe colors at 4.00, Tricolette at 1.95, special 36 inch Tricolette at 1.59, and Pongee in natural at 0.79, all displayed on the third floor.
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Baronet
Copenhagen
Tuxedo special sweaters at $2.95
Unusual value in beauty and style with medium weight yarn knitted in pretty fashion. One color or color combinations in navy tan black copenhagen and American beauty priced at $2.95. Second floor.
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Copenhagen
Zane Grey the wizard writer and his popular tales
The feature extols Zane Grey as a wizard of Western fiction. It notes the Mysterious Rider’s strong sales and the success of Grey’s stories on screen, listing titles like Border Legion UP Trail Rainbow Trail Lone Star Ranger Desert Gold Heritage of the Desert Light of Western Stars Riders of the Purple Sage Riders of the Dawn Wildfire Man of the Forest and the Mysterious Rider. It mentions a special edition now on the Main floor rear.
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Heritage of the Desert
Light of Western Stars
Riders of the Purple Sage
Riders of the Dawn
Mysterious Rider
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