Union Workers Plan Appeals in Charlotte Slaying Case
Convicted of second degree murder and multiple assaults in the Loray mill strike disorders that killed Gastonia police chief F. Aderholt and wounded officers. Seven National Textile Workers Union members appeal sentences reaching 17 to 20 years for murder and 10 years for assault. Defendants from New York and New Jersey received lengthy terms. Gastonia strikers got shorter sentences. Appeals argue evidentiary errors and juror prejudice.
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Charlotte
W. C
F. Aderholt
Gastohta
National Textile Workers Union Today
State Supreme Court
North Carolina
North
Loray Mil
Macville-Senckes Company
Aderholt
M. W. Turnhill
Fred Edwin Rent
Lawrence Mials
Clarence Miller
New York
Joseph Marrigan
Passaic
N. J
George Carter
Mizpah
Gastonia
Barnhill
Aged leaders of France show improvement after illness
Oct 28 report says Georges Clemenceau weathered a storm and seems vigorous after rest, with doctors noting excellent condition and possible discharge today. Raymond Poincaré underwent pelvic surgery. bulletin says he is as well as possible and resting well.
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Georges Clemencean Hay
Laubry
Landry
France
Raymond Poincare
Maritime Bulletin
Signor % Was For Legs Of Horse
BOWLES MINN Oct 22 Federal agents found a still and 100 gallons of Moonshine on Joseph Scepanek s farm. He claimed the liquor was medicine for his horse s legs and denied illegal possession, charged with possessing an unregistered still.
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Bowles
Minn
Joseph Scepanek
Seepanek
Scepan 2K
Dornier DO-X Flight Pleased 169 Passengers
Altenreem Switzerland reports a DC X giant Dornier aircraft carried 169 passengers and crew for an hour long flight. The ship’s 12 motors produced 6 000 horsepower, reaching 1200 feet. Backers plan Atlantic service before spring with two sister ships completed and Italian orders. The French government also considers the type for a Mediterranean crossing between Marseille and Algiers.
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Altenreem
Switzerland
Dornier
Lake Corstance
Mediterranean
Marseile Jeg
Algiers
MacDonald To Rest Before Returning Home
Montreal dispatch reports British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald planning a short rest in the St John district of Quebec after eighteen days of conferences and social events. He travels with his daughter Ishbel and party, staying with Lieut. Col John P. Price, then sails Friday on the Duchess of York. The Montreal stay lasted twelve days with continuous social obligations. A separate Chicago weather bulletin warned of a storm on Lake Michigan with winds approaching high velocity.
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MacDonald
Montreal
Wenried
Ramsay - Mage
Donald
St. John Distret
Quebec
Ishbel
Jett
Chicoutimire
John P. Price
Duchess of York
Soviet Plane on Way to Cheyenne
Oakland California October 22 The Russian monoplane Land of the Soviets took off at 5 39 am for Cheyenne Wyoming the next stop on its flight from Moscow to New York The crew of four arrived here Saturday from Vancouver Washington A V Perlof Am tor g Trading Corp vp was aboard the plane The pilots commanded by Semyon A Shestakov the second pilot Phil E Belo Iov and navigator and Dmitri V Fusher spent the night at the airport A second plane from Amtorg accompanied the monoplane eastward They said they did not expect engine trouble but had spare motors shipped to Cheyenne in case of need
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Oakland
Cal
Cheyenne
Wyo
Moscow
New Yorks
Vancouver
Wash
A. V. Perrolf
People’s Army Clears Path to Hankow in China Drive
Reports from Hankow China say the Kuominchun forces led by Marshal Yu-Hulan have broken nationalist defenses at Chengshow and advanced toward Hankow and nearby Wuhan cities. Advance guard occupies Sincheng fifty miles south of Chengchow in northern Honan as fighting widens along the Lunghai line.
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Hankow
China
Marshal I, Yu-Hulang
Cheng
Wuhan
Sin- Cheng
Chengchow
Honan
Kinhan Rev
Kinhan Railway
Lunghai Railway
Well 35 Feet Deep Flows By Own Power
Tulare observers report a 35 foot deep well near here flowing by its own power. The well was dug as the fifth in a series on the Charles Kinman farm four miles east of here, marking a notable irrigation discovery for the area.
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Tulare
Charles Kinman
Wells on farm yield hard water cured by deep drilling
On the farm five wells were dug with all yielding bitter water. the Fish well was drilled 17 feet through blue clay into gravel and began flowing violently as water rose rapidly. The water is soft with good taste and a ditch was dug to handle overflow.
Wagner Funeral Set for Edna Wagner After Auto Crash
Edna Wagner who died in a Sunday auto accident will be laid to rest at 2 PM tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal church in Hitchcock. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph A Wagner and one brother Mike Wagner, with relatives from several nearby towns expected. Rev L W Darling of Plankinton will officiate. Burial will be in Allona Cemetery.
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Edna Wagner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wand
Ralph A. Wagner
Hitchcock
Mike Wagner
John Getty
Wapmer
Morrison
L. W. Darling
Plankinton
Alloona
Hockey Arranged For Pow Wow Day At Huren College
Hockey arranged for Pow Wow Day at Huren College features gitla players as hosts and aims to bring warriors back for the annual rendezvous on October 26. The new field provides ideal conditions and boosts team unity in line, play and ball handling among students. Other activities in physical education include basketball baseball tennis dancing gymnastics and volleyball.
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Gitla
Wilk
Huren College
Muam College
Campus pride boosts athletic program participation
The campus shows strong student engagement with athletics as a large portion of the student body participates in the program. The active involvement highlights a culture of sports and school spirit across departments and student groups.
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W_ AL AL
Attorney seeks to break charity bequest in Conrad Hubert will
Chicago attorney Donald E. Males moves to dispose of a 100000 charity bequest left by Conrad Hubert. Trustees Calvin Goode Alfred E. S. and Julius Rosenwald oversee the fund. Males plans to seek an injunction and argues mental incompetence to challenge the will in court.
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Chicago
Donald E. Males
Calvin Goode
Alfre BL Sint
New York
Julius Raaenwald
Chicago Philanthropish
Conrad
Hhbert
Union, Carbide
Malkes
Mibert
Staunia
Hubert Illegible Will Sparks Charity Mind Question
In the Chicago case described by Malkes, Hubert’s real name was Horwitz. The Chicago lawyer called him eccentric. An alleged eccentricity would be cited to claim mental incompetence when he made his will. He reportedly left 8 000 000 to charity and 2 060 000 to his next of kin.
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Bent
Hubert
Malkes
Horwitz
Chiceg
Tulare Farmer Loses Fingers In Egg Husking Machine
Richard Otto, a Tulare County farmer living eight miles west of here, lost the fingers of his right hand when they were caught in a Niscom husking machine. The accident occurred as he reached to remove a nubbin while the roller was moving.
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Tulare
Richard Otto
Here
Oto
Mauned Tulare Marriage Near Waterrile Minn
The article notes that Ciar ann, living east of town, married Miss Mabel Pell at Waterrile Minnesota and plans to establish their home nearby. आगे
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Tulare
Ciarann
Here
Mabel Pell
Waterrile
Minn
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