Bond Granted In Husbands' Plot Case In Los Angeles
Mrs Anus Apollosis 42 released on bond after alleged plot with Dr Dee Hammer 41 to hire a gunman to kill husband Joseph. Robert Langdon exposed as detective. case in Los Angeles and city authorities negotiating release terms. Judge’s remarks on seven kisses a year in a separate divorce case spark public reaction.
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Washington
Anus Apollosis
Joseph
Dee Hammer
Robert F. Langdon
Buffalo
Apollon
Los Angeles
Lawrence Wilson
J. W. Summerfield
Wilson
Chigkeo Mat Bouts Simply Grass Graft
Chicago report notes only two “on the square” wrestling matches in 20 years amid a series alleging graft in Chicago boxing and wrestling. Investigators eye a July 10 championship bout between Lewie and Makewiex, both under the same management.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Set Shon
Strangler Lewie
Doc Makewiex
Bitter Enewmbe
US Army goodwill plane lands after long flight over Ottawa
Ottawa, Ont. June 1 AP Captain Kd G Hoyt commanded the goodwill plane that had been aloft five and a quarter hours before losing bearings and more than 100 miles off course. He landed at Oltewa Chiu in the afternoon. Major Herbert Dar fue in command of the goodwill invasion landed here early this morning after a hop from Burling, Vt.
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Ont
Kd. G. Hoyt
United States Army
Oltewa Chiu
Herbert Darfue
Eately
Burling
Fon
Montana Fish to Pose for Motion Pictures Motion for films on egg-taking and hatchery work
The Montana Fish and Game Commission at Anaconda approved a contract for 1 000 feet of motion pictures showing egg-taking operations hatchery activities and fry planting. It closed Flint Creek in Deer Lodge and Granite sources to fishing and denied return of furs to Peter Hammond. Clancy Creek fishing ban was denied and Western Montana Fish and Game Association requests to close Missoula County upland birds create Beeley Lake preserve and declare a three day pheasant season were referred to a hearing.
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Flint Creek
Robert
Peter Hammond
L. A. Foot
Hammond
Clancy Creek
Clancy
Rate Revision Halted by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission blocked a proposed revision of livestock rates from western production points to Chicago packing plants. The order keeps current schedules in effect until January 1 while an investigation determines reasonability, citing a substantial traffic increase under the new rates.
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Washington
Chicago
Meterstate Commerce Commission
Western
Perfect vaudeville bill delights Great Falls audience
The Great Falls Tribune hails this week’s vaudeville show at the Marlow. Roumanian Serenaders headline with colorful costumes and strong ensemble singing. Ben Miller and Crystal Welch perform falsetto and Galli Curci numbers, Al and Mary Royce charm with chatter, Mick Gilford and Lee Gresham entertain with burlesques, and Reo and Helmar close with striking acts. Prevost, star of Up in Mabel's Room and The Night Bride, anchors the bill with star power.
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Grand Theater
Great Falls
Ben Miller
Crystal Welch
Mr. Miller
Miss Welch
Mary Royce
Mick Gilford
Lee
Greand
Big Scout Powwow Set For Saturday In Elkhorn Council
Hoy Scouts of 13 Elkhorn council troops meet on Hale square Saturday at 1 pm for the annual outdoor powwow. Events include contests, exhibitions, and a campfire program with I A Howard as starter. Prizes include a silver rowing cup, troop banners, a silver bugle, and a compass for woodcraft winners.
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Elkhorn Council
Hale Square
I. A. Howard
Stanley Freeman
Kirby Hoon
A. Lautman
Fred Robernvith
Aly Tuttle
C A. Bernier
Montana National Guard
Winnie
East Helena
Stuelter
Bexcraft
Uns
Norat Whittinghill
Northwest
Park Crew
Senator Muffly Dead A Montana mining statesman
The article recalls Senator Muffly a Broadwater county Democrat who served four terms and later promoted Idaho mining ventures and the Montana Mining Association. He retired to Winston after illness and died last night leaving a widow, three daughters and a son. Funeral arrangements were pending today.
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Virginia City
Winston
Broadwater County
Idaho
Mutfly
Montana Mining Association
Helena
Marguerite LeClair
San Diego
Julia Mongrain
1Etona
Catherine Muffly
Mike Muffly
Claims star cast for The Flaming Forest at the Marlow
James Oliver Curwood author of Ganatian northwoods tales wrote The Flaming Forest on which Cosmopolitan's screenplay is based. The film opens tomorrow and Saturday with an all star cast of about twenty players. It centers on the Northwest Mounted Police and the Louis Riel uprising. Antonio Morena and Renee Adorce head the romantics.
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James Oliver Curwood
Cosmopolitan
the Marlow
Northwest Mounted Police
Louis Reil
Antonio Morena
Renee /Adorce
Oregon Trunk Line Extension Approved to Bend to Klamath Falls
New York June 1. An agreement by Northern Pacific President Charles Donnelly and Great Northern President Ralph Budd ratifies extending the Oregon Trunk Line from Bend to Klamath Falls, Ore. Financed by Great Northern for Oregon Truth Life. Potential 178 miles of new track, with a trackage deal sought to Bend to Paulina connecting to Southern Pacific. Construction to begin mid June to open timber regions for tonnage.
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Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Oregon
Bend
Klamath Falls
Ore
Interstate Commerce Commiseation
Oregon Truth Life
Aq P
Southern Pacific
Paulina
California
Butte Theaters Close in Row Over Wages
Two Butte movie houses shut down as motion picture machine operators and stage crews strike over higher pay and altered conditions. Uptown theaters stayed open with managers in on the operator roles, while a nearby suburban house operated with the manager in the projection room.
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Butte
Tales of Terror and Humor From China Visit
Benjamin T Paul recounts tales from Nanking shared by Holroyd of Christians Church mission board in St Louis. Looting, terror, and the foreigners’ escape are described along with a humorous telephone incident as a looter pockets the instrument and exits.
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Indianapolis
Nanking
Benjamin T Paul
College of Missions
Christian Church Mission Board
St. Loui
Holroyd
The
Christian Church
Nanking University
Yueh
Dr Paul
Namking
Althoual
Indian Mountain Falls Ow Poor Buck At Ady
Kansas City June 1 API Tiny Roebuck former football tackle knocks out Ruel Brady of Hannay City in the free round of a scheduled 10 round fight Roebuck weighed 260 pounds and his opponent 210 pounds Wilton Wagner of Kanana City and Floyd Bowers of Dea Molinos fought a 10 round draw in the preliminary limit match
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API
Tiny’ Roebuck
Ruel Brady
Hannay City
Roebuck
Acalad
Wilton Wagner
Kanana City
Floyd Bowers
Dea Molinos
Promoter Mullen Finances Mushy Callahan Bout
Chicago report says promoter Mullen paid 12 dollars to stage the Mushy Callahan vs Boug Myers junior welterweight title clash. About 7,000 fans attended by Lake Michigan, receipts near 20,000. Myers suffered a damaged left eye split in the third round, with Callahan lingering injuries as betting and scheduling mention future fights against Lon Angelie and Tommy O'Brien in late June.
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Chicago
8 Mullen
Callahan
Boug Myers
Lake Michigan
Hoth Myers
Myers Tolay
Atitches Taren
Callahan Witt Teava
Lon Angelie
Tommy O'Brien
So Hospitable Cops Reluctant to Arrest Home Brew Seller
Indianapolis June 1 So hospitable was Frank Shock proprietor of a home brew operation at 1627 North Talbott Street that police and federal agents raided Thursday night with regret. Sergeant Chitwood and two federal men found beer gin and brewing jars in Shock's house as he offered coffee and cordial hospitality, warning officers it might put them "in bad."
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Indianapolis
Frank Shock
Talboto Street
Chitwood
Shock
Heeve
Radio Station Quits After 3-Decade Run
Hastings reports KFKX, a Westinghouse station, closed at midnight after three decades of operation as part of the National Broadcasting Company chain. The shutdown ends its long tenure and marks the end of an era for local broadcasting.
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Hastings
Westinghouse
KFKX
National Broadcasting Company
Brit Liberal Leader Ordered to Rest for Month
London June 1 AP reports James Ramsay MacDonald, former Labour prime minister, ordered by doctors to abstain from all active political work for a month. He is still recovering from the illness that confined him to a hospital during his recent U S visit and will travel to Scotland for rest.
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London
James Ramsey MacDonald
United States
Scotland
Candy aids daily diet claims from confectioners group
At a national convention George J. Williamson of Chicago urged that candy can aid weight reduction and daily energy for workers. Dietitians backed candy as sustaining and quickly digestible fuel, arguing moderate daily candy supports fat loss and renewed exertion.
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United States
George J. Williamson
Chicago
National Confectioners’ Association
Walhanuon
National Confectionery Association
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