Desperate double tragedy at rooming house ends in death
Nat McKee says the deaths were murder by their own action with an inquest unlikely. Le Zarr, a longtime friend, arrived from Los Angeles and rented a room next to the girl who had been living in Phoenix three weeks. No quarrel was seen as they conversed before both fell from steamer chairs.
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Nat McKee
Justice of the Peace
le Zarr
Los Angeles
Elizabeth L. Park
la Zarr
Phoenix
Traffic Patrol Led by N N Kimbrough in Birmingham
N N Kimbrough in charge of the state highway patrol squad directs traffic supervision in Alabama's largest city, Birmingham, overseeing efforts to manage city traffic.
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Sat. N. N. Kimbrough
Birmingham
Hypnotist Kirma to Perform Two Night Engagement
A noted hypnotist Kirma appears at Hunter Furniture tonight and Friday for a two day show drawing a large crowd. Tonight at 8:00 he will attempt to hypnotize a young lady on display in the showroom and keep her in view for twenty four hours if successful. Special demonstrations on local subjects will be given during store hours.
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Kirma
United States
Hunter Furniture En
Hunter Furniture Co
Dogs cause mass chicken kill at Idaho prison pens
Boise June 4 report says several neighborhood dogs entered the state prison poultry pens and snapped the necks of about 400 chickens in a mischief incident. Warden Ira Taylor stated most birds were salvaged for food as the dogs did not eat them.
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Boise
Idaho
State
Ira Taylor
Nude Photo Plot Bared In McPherson Extortion Case
Aimee Semple McPherson’s extortion case centers on Valentine Philip McAuliffe a 42 year old former Pennsylvanian and member of the Four Square Gospel group he allegedly planned to publish nude photos to force a $10 000 payment. Investigators say he sent several letters to Temple aides and one to the evangelist threatening disclosure of the images tied to a student Dorothy Harper. The motive cited involves funding Harper’s Los Angeles University education.
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San Diego
Calif
Aimee Semple McPherson
Valentine Philip McAuliffe
Pennsylvania
Angeles
Mra. McPherson
Los Angeles University
Baugh
McPherson
McAuliffe
Temple
Aimee
Harper
Studgnt
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Confederate Vet Hughes Welcomes Second Child at 96
George Isaac Hughes, 96, the Confederate veteran who became a father at 95, welcomed a daughter last night with his wife Libby Hill Hughes in their New Bern North Carolina home. He attends memorial exercises, keeps a garden, and does cabinet work while his health remains robust.
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New Bern
N. C
George Isaac Hughes
Libby Hill Hughes
Hughes
Community Notes From Danville Missionary Society Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. Church met with Mrs. Robert McDonald. Recitals and a talk on spiritual training opened the gathering. Guests included Mrs. B. Frank Heflin of Franklin Indiana. Multiple local residents attended gatherings and visits, with several trips and a birthday surprise for Charles Mattox.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Robert McDonald
Vernon Smith
J. C., Mattox
Robert Owen
Mattox
B. Frank Heflin
Franklin
Indiana
J. C. Mattox
Charles
Opal Hammond
Christine Aldridge
Hoyt Sandlin
Eula Roper
Essie Vaughn
Evelyn Stephenson
Lazelle Stephenson
Messrs
Alfred Sims
Russell Sims
George Lindsey
Gadsden
J. B. Lee
Helen Mattox
Catherine Stephenson
Buey Tomlinson
Lexington High School
Orville Tanner
Billy Charles
Hartselle
Tanner
Wilburn Landers
Leonard Heflin
F. E. Martin
Kentucky
Bluett Landers
Marcus Pettus
Sarah Nell
Secretary Sues Governor's Secretary for Damages
Clyde Limbaugh, Federal theatrical project director, sues Pitt Tyson Maner and four others, secretary to Governor Bibb Graves of Alabama, for $10 000 damages, alleging an assault and battery at Forest Inn near Birmingham.
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Clyde Limbaugh
Pitt Tyson Maner
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Forest Inn
Birmingham
Sermon Explores Joyful Conversion in Acts Story
Evangelist Duke C. Jones at First Christian church argues the eunuch’s conversion is a path to true joy. He cites Acts 8 35 40 and says seeking God leads to lasting happiness in this life and the next.
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Decature
Duke C. Jones
First Christian Church
Mr. Jones
God
Philip
Jesus
Quiet Reigns in Ore Strike Zone
Quiet fell in the Alabama iron ore region as 2,500 workers faced a stoppage at the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. mines. Negotiations dragged on with no side making the first move, after clashes left eight people wounded including five company deputies.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Capudine Relief for Headaches Quickly Promoted
The ad touts Capudine as a fast acting liquid headache remedy. Two teaspoonfuls in water soothe nerves, with no opiates and gentle action. Available at drug stores in 60, 30, and 10 cent sizes.
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NEA Service
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Maurice Thompson
Georgia
Florida
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Evelyn Fiammond
Lexington
W. M. Woodruff, Jr
Gurley
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John Sparkman
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Pet Woodruff
Decatur
George Hammond
Anderson
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