Nurse's Past Probed in $200000 Breach Case
Los Angeles June 23 Defense seeks to unveil Myrtle Jean St. Pierre past life details in a breach of promise suit against evangelist David Hutton. The nurse, twice married and 34, admitted several aliases and marriages while she testifies amid contentious cross examination. Hutton’s supporters claim the case targets Aimee Semple McPherson.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Hutton
Miss St. Pierre
Lester Roth
Mittle
Aimee
David Hunton
Leap Year Bride Sparks Jealousy in Street Encounter
Cherry waits for Dan at a jewelry store with a clock showng six when he arrives with another girl in white. The sight feeds Cherry's jealousy as she questions who this intruder is, before the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Mrs. F. W. Jordan Dies At Iroquois
Mrs. F. W. Jordan aged 72 died after a five day illness in Iroquois from intestinal flu. Funeral will be at the Methodist church Friday at 11 a.m. burial follows in Dayton Wisconsin.
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Swedish Free Church Convention Opens in Minneapolis
The 48th annual Swedish Evangelical Free Church of America convention opened with over 300 ministers and laymen present in Minneapolis. Rev. Irving Hallzen af Boone Iowa presided as president and chairman. Rev. F. G. Dahlberg Polk Nebraska was elected president of the ministerial conference. Other officers named include Rev. S. C. Theodor Hamsey Stromberg Nebraska vice president Rev. Willem Hallman Minneapolis secretary Rev. Eugene Weinberg Austin Texas vice president and Rev. Glenn Nelson Beresford South Dakota treasurer.
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Minneapolis
Swedish Evangelical Free Church of America
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Iawa
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Polk
S.C. Theodor Hamsey
Stromberg
Information On Poultry Pests In Brookings June 23
Reports from Brookings indicate entomology department inquiries on methods to combat bill bugs harming poultry. Bill bugs burrow in stalks and attach to chicken heads choking or preventing eating. Hand picking remains the only known protection, requiring daily inspection to remove bugs and prevent losses.
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Brookings
Market Victims Present Testimony Before Banking Committee
Witnesses described as victims of financial manipulations testified before the banking committee. They cited ordinary savers who lost their savings in alleged market operations. Chairman Norbeck declined to name witnesses in advance, foreseeing moving accounts of how manipulations hurt everyday people and old and young alike.
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Washington
Banking Committee
Wall Street
Norbeck
South Dakota
Award Prizes In Coloring Contest Sweepstake Honors
Prizes in the weekly coloring contest went to Lulu Meyer route 2 Huron for Gumps and Velma Clement Box 44 Huron for Out Our Way. Eight other winners receive free Huron theatre tickets for the best colored pages of the Saturday Evening Huronite. Names include Melva Hagerty 157 Third street northeast Melvin Honrath route 1 Cavour Joe Moon Mullins Oma Janssen 738 Kansas avenue southeast Keith Bhrk route 1 Huron Marie Skelton 575 Lawn Ridge northeast Norma Eggers 1028 Beach avenue southeast Lucille Tune Temes 156 Fifth street northeast Estel Janssen 738 Karsas avenue southeast for the Guimps.
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Kansas Avenue
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Lawn Ridge
Norma Eggers
Beach Avenue
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Estel Janssen
Karsas Avenue
Guimps
Prize Stool Pigeon Is Stricken Suddenly
New York public record notes the death of Acuna known as Stool Pigeon a man once central to police corruption exposed in 1930. He died peacefully after brain tumor surgery in a Brooklyn hospital ending a controversial career that helped reform the city vice squad.
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Chile
Acuna
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Massie Reports For Duty In Philadelphia
Lieutenant Thomas H. Massie, linked to the Honolulu honor slaying case, reports for duty at the Philadelphia navy yard and is assigned to the battleship New Mexico, accompanied by his wife Mrs Thalia Massie who will reside in Philadelphia during his duty. The New Mexico is undergoing repairs.
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Philadelphia
Thomas H. Massie
Honolulu
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New Mexico
Thalia Massie
Woolsey Elected NY ASPCA President
George M. Woolsey a stock broker was elected president of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals succeeding Frank K. Sturgis who died last week in New York.
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Woolsey
New York
George M. Woolsey
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Frank K. Sturgis
Woman Flier Held For Illegal Entry
MIAMI FL A June 23 Mrs Jessie M Keith Miller an Australian flier whose fi arse Haden Clarke recently died under strange circumstances was held today by federal immigration authorities on charges of illegally entering the United States. She was arrested last night and jailed after failing to post 1000 bond. She denied the charge. In the same jail her flying partner Diamond A Cattle Co.
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Miami
Fla
Jessie M. Keith-Miller
Haden Clarke
United States
Southern Ranges
Diamond A Cattle Co
Captain Lancaster Awaits Trial in Clarke Death Case
Captain W. M. Lancaster remains in custody as he faces a murder charge connected to the death of Clarke. Prosecutors allege involvement in a fatal incident, with details emerging as the case progresses through preliminary proceedings.
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W. M. Lancaster
Clarke
Dope smuggler arrested in Paris case exposed
Jacob Polake Witz a naturalized American was arrested here today on a charge of participating in plots to smuggle narcotics into the United States. Maurice Herzberg was arrested as an accomplice.
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Dope
Red Cross swimming classes attract 33 at West Park
Thirty three boys and girls enrolled in Red Cross swimming and life saving classes started at the West Park plunge under Milo Youel the Red Cross examiner. Of the group twenty three take the beginner ice swimming course three take the advanced swimmer course seven pursue life saving certificates. Instruction is free with students paying only for pool travel. The examiner expects more enrollments and could form an adult class as well.
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West Park Plunge
Milo Youel
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