Negro lynching and assault amid account dispute details
A mob attacked after a dispute over an overdue account. One man was dragged by a rope from an automobile and hanged in the city, another man was shot and wounded, and Cathy Byrnes failed to collect the debt before violence escalated. Claude Byrnes intervened during a pistol incident, Yaude was shot three times and lies in critical condition.
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Wen
Ottes
Wilkes
Cathy Birnes
James
Gec
Stanley
Claude Byrnes
Yaude
Minnesota University turning out aviators
Inland university trains naval air corps as seven students await orders for duty at Great Lakes Pensacola and the rear Lakes station. Graduates may earn an ensign rank and a year with the fleet after three months of practical training and advanced work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapidis
University of Minnesota
United States Navy
Rear Lakes Naval Station
Air Force
Ton Hovre
Great Lakes
Pensacola
Former Governor of the Philippines dies in Washington
James Francis Smith died in a Washington hospital after a heart attack while on the bench. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he left California to join the California Regiment as a volunteer and rose to brigadier general. He served as governor general of the Philippines from 1 to WHI, shaping affairs of the region and later engaging in aviation and political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Francis Smith
United States
Con of Custom Appeals
Gay Conor
Philippines
California
Teal
Secret Fornia
Fleae
The
Fudge Smith
Colorado Tornado Toll From Meade to Johnstown
A Colorado tornado caused multiple deaths and injuries near Mead and Johnstown, damaging the McLaughlin ranch and nearby beet worker homes. Susan Teresa McLaughlin died in a closet as a tree limb struck. Adelina Montes, 18, was killed in a beet shack. Charles Johnson, severely injured, was impaled by a tree limb. Buildings and beet worker houses were destroyed, and the Little Thompson River carried debris.
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Susan Teresa McLaughlin
Adelina Montes
Charles Johnson
Martines
Mi Laughlin Ranch
Ovestown
Mead, Vale
Johnsttown
McLaughtin
Andrew Morris
McLaughlin Ranch
Wormadl
Leo Dietrichstein Dies in Vienna Lettered Obituary
Viena Jane 22 AP reports the death of American author Leo Dietrichstein in Aucreperg last night from heart disease. Authorities say the noted writer and Maywhiels figure died after a brief illness, leaving behind his latest work and a legacy in literary circles.
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Leo Dietrickstein
Viena
Jane
AP Tee Dietrikstein
American Autor
Maywhiels
Dirl
Aucreperg
Formal Acceptance by Governor Smith
Governor Smith issues formal acceptance telegram expressing commitment to lead national campaign. He pledges single minded devotion to the United States and her people, aims to reorganize agencies, reduce taxation, and pursue platform goals on agriculture labor power and foreign policy with Jeffersonian principles. He condemns corruption and vows to uphold local self government while seeking broad party unity and victory.
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Smith
Sani
United States
Jefferson
Clevelam
Wilson
Tam
Welcou
Amy Jackson
Willke
Denice Cate
Mrtabalus
Sears
Population Figures and Reformatory Data Recorded
The report notes population figures rising steadily over years with a decline shown in 19 date. It mentions inmates at Siiliwauer reformatory and verminatory farm, along with transfers to the federal Department of Commerce. The overall population trend appears to have fallen recently as general population metrics adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
TDA
Opie
Siiliwauer
Belend
Ems
Wheat Town Markets and Farm Notes Amid Turbulent Spring
Agricultural overview reports large wheat acreage and price concerns as the Department of Agriculture tracks harvests. Farmers discuss yields, market pricing, and potential supply impacts for the region, with notes on weather and local milling activity.
Famous stage play Sunday feature on Marlow screen
The Marlow will host a Sunday feature of Alias the Deacon starring June Marlow with Edward Sloman directing. The lengthy staged boxing clashes were staged to appear realistic but the fights will not be shown in the film. The Deacon, adapted from the stage hit, plays opposite Ralph Graves and Tom Kennedy, with a cast including Alytte Hymer, Stedman, Plummer and Sparks as the project closes for renovations.
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Universal City
Lean Hiersholt
the Marlow
John L. Sullivan
Jem Mace
Jake Kilrain
Ralph Graves
Tom Kennedy
Alias the Deacon
Mesnot
Edward Sloman
John B
Graves
Alyrtte Hymer
Stedman
Lincoln Plummer
Ned
Charles Kenyon
Sparks
Maurice Murphy
June Marlow
Ingentel
Car theft suspects fire on officer during pursuit on west side
Police and deputies hunted a group after a reported car theft. A gun fired near a man named Day as he tried to flee with a woman and another man. Day and the other pair were arrested. two cars were seized and taken to the jail, while detectives traced vehicles and papers to Middybemps and Cleveland connections.
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Spurzem
Parsons
Lames
West Side
Day
Hudson
Nilan
Butler
Lcense
Burgess
Sprites
Ian Midson
Tater
Nate
Inka BE Tayani
Vie
Perther
Sep Piing
Warns Springs
Toh
Das
Ly Veyrar
New Brineirk
Canada
Aid Terter
John Way
Barthers
Tohn Taw
Cleveland
Marsi Buick Companys
Elmer
Ginn
Mani
Stone
Muriel Stume
Rutter
Shesul
Shepherd of the Hills dominates today’s last showings
The Shepherd of the Hills plays at the Marlow with a large cast led by Petite Molly Day as Sammy Lane. Albert Rugell directs for First National Pictures with Joe Boles and Adee versus Francs in supporting roles. Daily matinée and evening showings highlight the late run through today.
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Shepherd
Who
Albert Rugell
Om Loeason
First National Pictures
Molly Day
Sammy Lane
Burbank
Miss O'Day
Joh Boles
Miss Oday
Adee
Francs
Matthew Betz
Joseph Gewmut
Eh Viliony
Marlow
Algernuom
Great Dam Break Triggers Severe Flooding in Tennessee
A colossal dam failure and fierce storms unleashed destructive floods across Tennessee and Kentucky. Homes, roads, and towns faced rising waters, with Lexington and Nashville recording heavy rainfall and rivers overflowing, while a gas explosion in Kentucky and a deputy sheriff’s drowning were reported among the calamities.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tivays
Tennessee
Kentucky
Nishville
Tohoe
Lew
Cheritf
Hy Fader
Teams
Alexandria
Idwellier
Lexington
Lenington
Wenatchee
Airmail Pilot Missing as Search Continues Near St Louis
St Louis reports a missing airman Leslie Smith of Robertson Aircraft Corp after a night collision near Rock Island. An airplane search began today after the De Havilland plane vanished around 7:10 p m with reports of a brief departure from Hunter, Massachusetts, about 220 miles south of St Louis.
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St. Louis
Leslie TT Smith
Roberston Aircraft Corporation
Lin
St Louis Vna de Haviland
Roberston
South
OU Beavers
Hunter
St. Few
Mattie
Dormi Dary
Arkansas Senator Selected Amid Southern Convention Unity
The Arkansas senator secured support at the Democratic National Convention amid a spirit of harmony after tense sessions. Delegates backed him for president, with Nellie Tayloe Ross, Alben Barkley, Duncan Fletcher, Adlai Stevenson, and others receiving votes for vice president before Robinson's final sweep. The event closed with cheers for the governor and a swift adjournment as party leaders praised Houston and Roosevelt.
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Robinson
Voung
Conlerge
South
Itera
Roblnson
Allen
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Duncan VU. Fletcher
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Evans Woollen
Indiana
George l. Berry
Tennessee
Arkansas
Tralan
Hendier Hietlon
New York
Demeeratie
Sonittoy Walsh
Mabaitennettst
Bahar
Meno
United States
Houston
Texas City & Pleasant
Lesne UH. Jones
Democratic Way House
Pranklin
Roosevelt
Rtay
Mine shaft clash spurs deadly shooting by crowd
A clash near the mine last night drew a dozen miners from Oklahoma. Injured include Walter and Dave Mays and CLA Hill. Fred Thoms suffered a broken leg and scalp wound, Duke Leach was beaten, Arthur Eagleton UMWA audit or was shot in the leg, jaw and neck, and John Stranota, a picket, was shot in the left eye. Some Oklahomans offered $15 to return home. five declined and reported for work. The scene ended after order was restored.
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Oklahoma
Oklahowans
Walter
Dave Mays
Henrietta
Cla
Hill
Albina
Fred Thoms
Duke Leach
Arthur Eagleton
United Mite Workers of America
District 14
John Stranota
Birth and death rates in Minnesota drop in year
Minnesota's birth rate reached 19.9 per thousand and the death rate 12 per thousand, placing the state midrange in both classes per the federal Commerce Department. New Hampshire topped births at 28.8? Montana has the next-highest value. Vermont records the highest death rate at 15.7 with 10 per thousand lowest, while a rate of 7.1 is noted elsewhere. West Orange, New Jersey, seeks better lighting after sunset as the local board of trade calls a meeting and cites inventor Thomas A. Edison as a local figure.
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Minneapal
Minnésota
Destartment of Commerce
Minnesota
Nevin Carolina
Montana
Veremont
Ratte
West Orange
N. J
Hoard of Trade In
Caling 2
Thomas A. Erlison
Karolyi Denied Pauper Plea in Exile Fee Case
Vienna report says Count Michael Karolyi the former premier of Hutmaria faced a court ruling denying his pauper appeal to plead poverty as grounds to avoid high legal fees. The decision notes the expense of defending in London Parke and New York, with Karolyi unable to demonstrate inability to pay.
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Vienna
Sune
Michael Karolyi
Hutmars Io
Balkans
London
Parke
New York
Karoly
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