Hicks Case Problen to Offiges Mystery in Killing
In St Louis County police opened inquiries into the killing of Clifford M. Hicks 30 a law partner of former Gov Elliott W Major. His body was found with a bullet wound in a ditch along a lonely road. Investigators weigh a robbery motive as Hicks faced client complaints over $6900 allegedly missing.
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St. Lous
Ala
Clifford M. Hicks
Elliott W. Major
St. Louie
Slicks
Sanday Moon
Tage Bank
Tie
Smuggling Charge Shocks Airmen at Airport
Report from Lian Angeles May 2 states airmen Timmett Fanghraie and Dack O'Urien faced smuggling charges after attempting to bring Chinese nationals into the United Biazon. Inspector Vedrrat tintalgzation led to arrests. aviator A J Daumherty was fatally injured during the incident as the plane landed and he reportedly attempted to intervene.
Mrs Snyder Weeping Il Grill Still Opposed Husband Killing
In Wink May 2 AP report Mrs Mira Tenth Inrenn Snyder testifies in court while two attorneys question her about her third widowhood of Howkshand. She maintains Henry Indd Gray the corset salesman is her lover and that he plotted to kill her husband to gain an estate. The cross examination resumes after court opens and continues through Pass Two.
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Mira
Snyder
Jessy
Lin Yworder
Albert Angler
Manana
Amawon
Henry
Gray
City Government Reorganized In Helena
Helena city government reorganized with unanimous votes. New city commissioner J. R. Wine sworn in, replacing retiring Martin Daly. City Attorney Lester Sable succeeds Sam V. Stewart at $150 monthly. Fred Gebhardt leaves sergeant post to Earl If Brown, who has 12 years on the force. Brown’s pay is $140 a month. Departments split among Mayor Percy Winner and commissioners Fletcher and Wine.
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Helena
J. R. Wine
Martin Daly
Lester Sable
Sam V. Stewart
Nes
Fred Gebhardt
Earl If Brown
Brown
Aunt Gebbardt
Percy Winner
R. H. Fletcher
Wine Ag Tolawhs
Wilmer
Fletcher
Woman Faces Charge of Plot to Rob a Bank
Casper, May 2 AP report: Mrs Dorothy Flourney charged with conspiracy to rob the Montgomery County National Bank at Cherryvale Kansas on May 26 1826. The complaint signed by U S Attorney Clyde M Watts alleges conspiracy with Clarence R Howard then cashier and others to steal about 70000 dollars.
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Casper
Wyo
Montgomery County National Bank
Cherryvale
Kuneaa
Dorothy Plourney
United States
M. T. Wheeler
Clyde M. Watts
District of Wyoming
Howard
Charley Mays
Lee Flourney
Lyman Ford
Mra
Flournoy
Vivian Chase
Joe Hamm
HH. H. Witte
Two Gut te Miners Killed By Blast At Black Rock Mine
Ten miners were killed and a third injured in a dynamite blast on the 3400 foot level of the Black Rock mine in Tutte. The deceased were James Norman Lath, 42, Richard Burke, 41, and J W Preeman, 29 was injured. Investigations suggest the men misjudged the safe retreat during blasting preparations. Burke family mourns the death of a brother killed weeks earlier in a coal mine disaster.
Great Northern Buys Two Feeder Railways News
Great Northern announces acquisition of the Spokane and Inland Empire and the Spokane and Tantern Railway and Power Company, two feeder lines totaling about 200 miles, valued at more than 15 million dollars.
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Mt. Paul
Mma
Washington
Idao
Great Northern Railroad
Spokane
Himpire
Spokans and Tantern Railway and Power Company
Marin Ina
Teiph Bude
Thronda Hail & Reper
Butte Targets Traffic Offenders At Court Session
The busy court session led by Police Magistrate D F Shea faced a record flotilla of violators as 24 defendants appeared. Two received fines and brief jail terms, while most others were fined.
Black youth mob threat echoes in county tragedy
In Delfry county a mob action followed the murder of Floella Metronally during mass at a Presbyterian church. Lonnie Dixon, a Black youth of 19, faced threats as authorities investigated the incident and mass fear spread. Local officials reported the elder Ventinurd, a church janitor, amid tense search efforts and rising tensions in the weeks after.
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Lonnie Dixon
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Panama vessel not released at court says
San Francisco May 2 AP Maury J Parmar said he was ordered by Jinealn OS Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury to detain and halt the liner carrier Federalstilp. The message gave no reason but stated negotiations with Pinu had reached fruitation. The crew and cargo remain aboard as coast guard cutters monitor the vessel about 275 miles off the California coast.
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Maury J. Parmar
Jinealn
OS Andrews
Te Transurry
Lqnar
Federalstilp
Noooreason
Javon
Messige
George Trafield
Fuuner
Custom
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Coast Guard
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Terrim
Buena Ventira
Ula Ho
California
Enute
Letegian
Washington
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Aey
Stowe
Vine
Accident Board Forged 10 Drop Seven Employes
In a disrupted report from the Industrial Accident Board an attempt to dismiss ten workers and accuse embezzlement is described. Despite depleted funds the board holds a meeting to discuss clemency and potential actions while investigations continue.
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Accident Board
Grim River Yields Body of Missing Boy
In a grim river incident reported from Vrederienstig on March 2, authorities recovered the body of a missing boy. The search involved a group including Royal River authorities and local residents as tides and conditions hindered the recovery efforts. The case remains under investigation with details released by the Raberanism precinct and local family sources.
High Court Sustains Law on Sterilization
The Supreme Court sustained the Washington state sterilization law permitting sterilization of feeble minded persons. The decision upheld the provision challenged by a state colony inmate, indicating state authority to prevent reproduction among those deemed feeble minded.
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Washington
Tha
Supreme Court
New Orleans Holds Floods At Bay As Levee Breach Eases
New Orleans reports flood danger reduced after an artificial Mississippi levee crevasse failed to deepen the surge south of the city. Observers note ongoing submersion in northern parishes with thousands homeless and many evacuated to higher ground as Mississippi River waters recede and relief efforts focus on sanitation and shelter.
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Whaletland
Hawkawaters
Lotsa
le Tarerat
Mississippi
Lutes
Ariel
Nadaha
Vick
Mexardia
Mitndat
Avovelles
Cancotriit
Ead Jones
Buia
Mineleanee Parich
Relief Minimum Now 10 Million War Aid Debate
A fragmented report describes discussions in Washington about establishing a relief minimum of ten million. Officials reference White House plans and external factions, noting the president's stance on funding and the need for external support to sustain aid.
Rescue Crews Fight Into Mine After Explosive Tragedy
Rescue teams battled into the mine seeking 76 trapped miners amid a massive blast. Crews pressed through damaged galleries as officials warned of further danger and the possibility of additional casualties.
Mrs Kerrick Swoons at Bier of Husband
Los Angeles May 2 In indictments charging murder returned by the county grand jury against Mrs Kerrick Anna Davis Iria Turns Aunt and Henry Jabell in connection with the slaying of Tan Kerrick the Hollywood drinking party climaxed in the killing Witnesses testified large quantities of liquor were imbibed before the shooting Some said Mrs Kerrick had a pistol in her hand after the shooting She previously told police she was holding a pistol belonging to Hunt during a scuffle with her husband Funeral rites were held and the coffin laid in state as the jury pursued the truth about the incident
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Army Godwill ages back in capital arms?
The Army's Roaming Morris, who crossed South America by airplane, arrived here on May 2. They were received by President Cambridge and a crowd of officials.
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Rooanih Mors
Trealdent Coglidge
Jarse Remingent Af Ign
Pope Pius Receives American Family in Private Audience
Pope Pius granted a private audience to Cornelius J. Kelley, resident of Anaconda Copper Mining, and his family. Monsignor Hreslin presented the American mayors, and the pope exchanged cordial greetings. Cardinal Yayea travels to New York.
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Cornelius J. Kelley
Pang
Kelley
Monsignor
Hreslin
Leardinal
New York
Disaster in Qetall Floods Reach Nine Parishes
Flood waters from five rivers cover nine parishes in northeast and east central Louisiana and threaten communities near Vidalia and Lewis. Refugees number in the thousands as embankments give way, while the American Red Cross doubles relief funds to 5 million dollars. President Coolidge eyeing federal action. army engineers warn of further danger.
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Arkansas Line
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Bextte
Manton
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Missionspot
Vidalla
Mosaniria
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Coolidge
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Jadwin
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Washington
New Orleans
arlGeal Caerones
Dreiblinees
Movies asked to aid relief fund appeal in Mississippi
A plan circulated by theater owners to donate proceeds from two upcoming shows to a Mississippi relief fund. The request, submitted via a broadcasting outlet, seeks dates within two weeks for the performances to benefit flood or disaster victims.
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Mantana
Anary Ening
Vyoming Mayor Guilty of Murder
Mayor Tom TL Toempran of Chuerness in Wyoming is found guilty of murder in Casper. The death of William Pepin of Golden Valorais is tied to a January incident near the town. Cases hinge on the morning court appearance and the evidence presented or discovered earlier.
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Vyoming
Pasner
Wee
Tom TL Toempran
Chuerness
Win
Tom
Theatrical Man to Be Rounded Up in Raymond Killing
A courtroom scene unfolds as Miss Dorothy MacKaye and Dr Walter Sullan enter pleas to an indictment charging complicity after the fact in a death linked to theatrical circles. The case centers on alleged coverups and a romance involving MacKaye and the deceased’s husband as photographers snapped reactions outside the venue. The second grand jury investigation into the death proceeds with tense expectations and delayed indictments.
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Log Angeles
Dorothy Mackaye
Walter Sullan
Euinceton
Hee Risband
Juny
Diarmend
Tatmond
Paul Kelly
Serech Athiete-Artar
Sax
Luflay
Murray
Mint Mackaye
Forhlaad
Believe Boothe Near Death After 11 Days
Roanoke Virginia May 2 AP The condition of Walter Boothe was more critical than at any time since he was stricken. His farm has kept him alive for 12 days by friends aiding with pumped-in fluids. He suffered a pinkeye yesterday and fate today remained uncertain.
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Roanoke
Walter
Rele
Superior Students Strike Ends as 1,049 Return to Class
Central Hindnchool saw 1049 pupils resume classes today after protesting since April 1 over the ousting of Miss Luty J. Dickinson. Student spokesmen cited concessions they seek from the board of education as part of the return. Dixie Handicap: Walter H. W. Jefford’s 4 year old won the 23rd renewal at Pimlico with Display leading from Edisto of the Seagram stables in second.
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Central Hind Nchool
Luty J. Dickinson
Board of Education
Baltimore
Mars
Walter HW. Jefford
Pimlica
W. J. Salmon
Edisto
Seagram
Helena Company Rated Highest in National Guard
Helena company of the Montana National Guard has received the highest rating accorded to any unit in the regiment after Major Cummings completed inspection. The rating reflects strong training and notable duties, with the focal company maintaining a standing record of three armory and three field inspections all marked very satisfactory.
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Tite Infantrs
Montana National Guardas
Ayers Tl. Cuntings
Russell
Cummings
Focal Company
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