Aimee Semple Hutton Divorce Case Unfolds
Angeles July 18 EvAngelist Aimee Semple Hutton's mother says she is broke as she files for divorce from Guy Edward Hudson. The complaint cites excessive drinking mental cruelty and abusive profanity, claiming $4560 owed including $4240 on notes. Hudson plans a cross complaint. Mrs Hutton remains under care after a basal skull fracture from a fall at their Lake Elsinore home.
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Asid Wats
Hudson
Evangeliat'a
Garner Returns To Find Fishing Good
John Garner arrives in Uvalde Texas after a day of campaign progress through Texas. The speaker of the house and vice-presidential candidate for the Democrats greets friends as the town bands play and the fire whistle blows. Garner plans to fish and rest four or five weeks before visiting Governor Franklin D Roosevelt in Albany. He expects a busy campaigning season after the visit.
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Uvalde
Tex
John Garner
Democratic Party
Washington
Texas
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Uvalde Merchant
Hess Sreinfeld
Garageman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Forge Dent
Albany
Senate Easier To Please On Treaties And Nominations
The session ended with the Senate approving 9 740 of 9 805 nominations including Mills and Mellin, with only one rejection for Charles W Jonas as U S attorney in the Western District of North Carolina. Seventeen treaties or conventions were ratified and only two remained for action.
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Senate
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North Carolina
Curtis Seeks Funds To Pay For Appeal
NORFOLK VA July 19 Curtis, after two months in Flemington jail, arrived in Norfolk to raise funds for an appeal of a 1 year jail term and 1900 dollar fine for obstructing justice in the Lindbergh baby case. He was released on 10000 bail posted by eight Norfolk citizens with his wife Mrs Curtis signing. Mrs Curtis had largely stayed in Norfolk since May 18 and had not seen him since May 7 departure with Col Lindbergh. she is hopeful and improving in health.
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N. J
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Highmore Man Dies After Long Illness
Highmore business man Gray, head of an abstract firm since 1905, died at the state hospital in Yankton after four years of ill health. A Masonic funeral was held at the Gray home with burial in Highmore cemetery. Survived by widow and four daughters Mary Alice Dorothy and Ethel. Mrs Gray is sister of Mrs J W Colwell of Huron. Colwells attended from Huron.
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Three Arrested For Theft Of Cigarettes At Aberdeen
Three youths named Zhamerman Detling and Sireh were arrested in Aberdeen for stealing 7000 cigarettes. Police recovered the cigarettes under a boxcar in Milwaukee Road yards during a hijacking probe, with two confessions reportedly signed by members of the trio. A separate seizure found a trunk of electrical auto supplies partly hidden in a creek near Aberdeen by bathers.
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Toe| Zhamerman
Andrew Detling
Adam Sireh
Milwaukee Rakly Road
Smedley Butler To Visit Bonus Army in Washington
Major General Smedley Darlington Butler, retired U. S. M. C., plans to mingle with the Bonus Army in the Washington camp today. He will leave for the capital to meet and address former soldiers this afternoon and may spend the night with Commander Walter W. Waters, who invited him. Butler said he loves the boys and stands with them. STORM FATALITY LIVERNE, Minn. Jessie Bosch, four and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bosch, died from internal injuries after a tornado last week swept their farm near Steen. She was thrown into a hog yard and found by rescuers. METEOR FALL Heidelberg, Germany, fragment from a micrometeorite fell today with bright flash and thunder after a loud crash felt for miles.
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Smedley Darlington Butler
Bonus Army
Washington
Butler
Walter W. Waters
Liverne
Minn
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John Bosch
Steen
Heidelberg
Germany
Prince George Named Naval Aide to King
London July 13 Prince George youngest son of the king has advanced in his naval career with an appointment as naval aide to his father. He served in the navy for eight years starting in 1921 and retired from active service in 1329 though his name stayed on the list as lieutenant.
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Roosevelt Begins Work On Campaign
Roosevelt takes active command of his presidential campaign in Albany during a luncheon with James A. Farley and Louis M. Howe. He arrived after a long motor trip from Rye Beach New Hampshire as state business pressed him.
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N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
James A. Farley
Louis M. Howe
Rye Beach
N. H
Harvest field tragedy claims Townsend on first day
Townsend, on his initial harvest shift, collapsed while shocking grain and died. He was the son of Rolland and unnamed Townsend, majoring in agriculture at the college where his father worked, as reported from Pierre. A separate item notes a new heat record in Pierre reaching 102 degrees with a prior century-mark occurrence this season.
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CROP CONDITIONS AND HEAT RECORDS REPORT ABERDEEN
Crop shrinkage and hurried harvesting dominate the Milwaukee railroad crop report for northern South Dakota. Blistering four day heat sped ripening, wheat yields still above normal but lighter, and barley and rye facing heat injury risks. Grasshopper infestation fears rise as drying conditions persist. Additional heat deaths and drownings reported from Chicago area as heat continues across the region.
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Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakota
Regions Feel Extreme Heat and Storms Across States
The region sweltered with temperatures around 100 degrees in Kansas Nebraska Indiana and Kentucky reporting fatalities from the heat and drowning incidents while weather showers cooled Texas Wisconsin South Dakota and surrounding areas. New York City enjoyed 81 and rain cooled Jacksonville Florida as Rocky Mountain states received rainstorms tempering heat.
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Kentucky
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Jacksonville
Fla
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