Paris lawyers condemn foreign divorce mill amid arrests
Paris reports reveal French judges punished six lawyers for participation in a foreign divorce mill. Three were reprimanded and three suspended. one more lawyer was acquitted. The move follows protests by French lawyers to the American Bar associations, urging condemnation of the practice.
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Leopard Attacks Keeper in Central Park Lion House
Panic erupted as a yellow Indian leopard mauled keeper Richard Owens in New York's Central Park lion house. More than 150 visitors fled in terror after the attack began as other lions roared. Owens escaped with a cut hand needing six stitches after feeding duties when the leopard attacked during a water scene.
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Central Park
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Ownes
Morones Sought as Fugitive in Obregon Case
Mexico City July 28 AP Luis Morones former labor minister and political foe of General Obregon is the target of a police search with reports he is in hiding in the capital. General Zertuche says authorities are probing a rumor of Morones hidden in Mexico City and notes Jose De Laon Toral’s complete confession in Obregon’s assassination. Catholic clergy are aiding police investigation and public reaction follows the president Calles blame statement.
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Mexico City
Luis Morones
Alvaro Obregon
Ministry of Labor
Antonio Rion Zertuche
Obregon
Morones
Jose de Laon Toral
Gen. Obregon
Calles
Hoover Joins Johnson in Two Hour Campaign Talk
AP dispatch reports Herbert Hoover and Senator Hi ram Johnson of California held a nearly two hour discussion on campaign issues. Johnson, a Republican, declined to list exact issues, saying Hoover would outline them in his acceptance address. Johnson predicted a strong California push for the GOP.
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Herbert Hoover
Hiram Johnson
California
Stanford University
Calif
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Hoover
Boy Sent Up for Kidnaping a Girl
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin July 23 AP The kidnaping case involving a 17 year old Corpell 55 farmirl ended with Walter Pillsbury 21 painter sentenced to one to 20 years on a statutory charge A similar case against Lee Newcomb alleged to be Pillsburys companion was to be heard The pair enticed the girl from her parents on a promise to give her a job.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Corpell
Farmirl
Walter Pillsbury
Lee Newcomb
Pillsbury
Two Small Polish Towns Burned Near Pulawy
A July 23 AP report states two small towns near Pulawy Dor swniki and Pedhwerzkie were destroyed with uncertain loss of life. Estimated material damage exceeds 1 million dollars, as authorities assess the blaze.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pulawy
Dorswniki
Pedhwerzkie
Teuts May Pave Way for Soviet to Enter World Peace League
German officials suggest the Soviet Union could join the Kellogg Pact after Germany signs and notifies Russia. Berlin would inform interested powers of Russia’s readiness to sign, and parliamentarians hope the pact leads to universal disarmament.
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Russia
Berlin
United States
Tilden Inquiry Widens as Davis Cup Team Withheld
Samuel H. Collumpresident of the United States Lawn Tennis Associationannounced the governing body will support the American captain while amateur eligibility charges against Tilden are reviewed by the executive committee. Amid pending inquiries, Tilden was withdrawn from Davis Cup play.
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Fapi-Hose
Bill TH. Dens
Samuel H. Collum
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Collum
Tilden
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Flames Destroy Six Oil Tanks at White Star Refinery
A five hour blaze at the White Star refinery near Woodriver Illinois destroyed six oil storage tanks and threatened the $2,000,000 plant. Officials blamed a locomotive spark near Grassy Lake for starting the fire, which drew about 150 workers using chemicals to contain it. The inferno, visible from downtown St Louis thirty miles away, produced a towering plume of blue black smoke.
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Flies Swarm Beloit Streets In July Invasion
Beloit Wisconsin on July 23 was overrun by a mass of flies pouring from the Rock River. Sidewalks became slick and store windows were blocked by the swarm. Pedestrians faced near blindness while merchants swept away two bushels of insects before storefronts.
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Bodenheim May Escape Prosecution
New York July 23 AP reports the mystery in the Bodenheim case is nearly resolved. Dr Martin J Loeb went to Provincetown to fetch his daughter Gladys who has since returned to stay with friends. Police say there is no warrant for Bodenheim and Provost officials decline to discuss prosecution.
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New York
Max Bodenheim
Badenheim
Martin J. Loeb
Provincetown
Mass
Yeeterday
Gladys
Hoderheim
Carey
Erickson Lead Grows In Mixed Primary Returns
In Tuesday's Republican primary Frank Cone of Hamilton led W. E. Harmon by 22 votes for secretary of state with 37 county reports nearly complete. Cone 29,538 Harmon 29,336 while Governor Erickson's Democratic nomination majority rises to 572 as counties finalize results.
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W. E. Harmon
Cone
Harmon
Erickson
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Mussolini Promises Probe Into Italia Disaster
Rome July 235 AP Premier Mussolini pledged a full inquiry into all aspects of the Polar disaster once searches for the Italia crew are exhausted. He told ministers the investigation will be conducted in Italy by Italian figures and rejected any hostile or premature judgments, urging patience as the drama unfolds.
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Italia
Tats
Muss
P Cll
Tacay
Sealy
JALM REIGNS AFTER REVOLT IN LISBON
Lisbon remains under tense control as Zalm ousts to show authority after an abortive officers revolt in the seventh regiment of Chasseur. Authorities decide the fate of 240 prisoners held since the assault on the Castellozan barracks last Friday night and Saturday morning.
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Portugal
Zalm
Seventh Regiment of Chasseur
Grand Jury Probes Crime in Chicago Area
A special Chicago grand jury investigating fraud and violence tied to April's primary voted to examine county and city payroll records to uncover possible misuse. It issued subpoenas for office documents and the inquest files on Octavius Grenady, a Black politician killed on primary day, and asked for Samuel Ettelson payroll data covering 18 months. The panel also reported arrest details of Sam Bardin, linked to an election-related incident in Michigan.
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Octavius Grenady
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Samuel Ettelson
Sam Bardin
Berrien County
Michigan
Granady
Heroic Carranza Lies in State in Capital
Mexico mourns Captain Erмio Carranza as his body lies in state in the national palace with flowers filling the state chamber and soldiers nearby. He will be buried tomorrow in the Field of Illustrious Dead at Jelates cemetery, in a day of national mourning with offices closed and private business halted.
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