Rev Robert P Shuler Sentenced For Contempt Of Court
Los Angeles May 6 AP Rev Robert P Shuler Methodist minister was sentenced to 20 days in county jail and fined 100 for five counts of contempt of court. He criticised two superior court judges over actions in the Julian Petroleum stock scandal and conducted his own defense.
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Los Angeles
Robert P. Shuler
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Clair
Tapmaan
Alsc
Shuler
Eastern forest fires blaze across several states millions lost
Fires from New Hampshire to West Virginia lit the sky with red glare as drought and high winds fueled destruction. In Nashua New Hampshire alone damage nears four million dollars with timber and structures burned. New Jersey regions reported a million dollar toll including summer cottages and Arthur Brisbane’s home. Farther west fires threatened wells and towns near Polar and Staten Island flames destroyed hundreds of cottages. Across New York, twenty five fires burned with two at Cus. Continued on page two.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
West Virginia
North Atlantic Seaboard
Nashua
N. H
Hamelean
Pira
Oruan
New Jersey
Leas
Mitton
New Jareau
Arthur Brisbane
Phintis
Allaire
Ctate
Polard
Igtaten Island
New York City
New York
Tornadoes Sweep Through 3 States Killing Several
Tornadoes swept through three states causing multiple deaths and wide property damage. A 63 year old woman, Mrs C T Bush, was killed near Greendoll after a tornado struck Floraine County. An unidentified Black man also died. A boy named Clevinger was reported missing after the storm. Four men were injured, one severely, with skull fractures and broken ribs. Rail lines and tracks were damaged as the storm uprooted crops and wrecked small buildings. City officials estimated Walters damages around 160000. Several farm homes and gins were destroyed along with railroad equipment and tracks.
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CT. Bush
Flaine County
Greendoll
Ray
Clevinger
Wallieve
Oxia
Jack
Walters
Eninwoot
Kan
Tho
Chae, Kan
Ellinwon
Nashua Fire Wipes Out Four Million Dollar Blaze
Nashua New Hampshire May 5 AP temporary shelter tonight aided 1500 homeless residents after a Sunday fire that destroyed shops and factories. The Salvation Army YMCA and YWCA assisted relatives while municipal departments mobilized relief. Governor Tobey set the loss at 4 million dollars as guards patrolled the ruined area and an unemployment bureau opened in city hall to aid job seekers.
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Nashua
N. H
Salvation Army
L “Ienaler
United Statos
Benowood Dick Dies With Boots Off Frontier Hero Passes
Deadwood South Dakota May 6 AP Rovold W Clarke 84 known as Benowood Dick a famed Black Bart era character died in his sleep with boots off after a long life as a frontier figure. His death closes a vivid chapter in Old West lore once shared with many noted comrades.
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Deadwood
Rigard W. Clarke
Duidwood Dick
Frontier Day
Aviatrix Aims for perilous flight from Vienna to Australia
Amy Johnson, 24, aviatrix, attempts single nonstop flight from England to Australia. She leaves Croydon at 8:40 AM and lands at Aapern airfield in Austria this afternoon. The current Australia record stands at 15 days set by Hert Stincher in London.
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Vienna
Austria
Amy Johnaon
Aviatrix
England
Australia
Aapern
Croyston
Ing
Hert Stincher
Five Dead and Eighty Four Hurt in Oil Cake Works Blast
A violent blast at Bellebys oil cake works in Liverpool west of the city killed five men and injured about 84 others. The explosion, likely caused by spontaneous combustion, occurred on the 11th and ripped the building, scattering debris and burning workers. About 300 men were present, many fleeing through torn walls as smoke and flames filled the area.
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Liverpool
Belleby’s
Lme
Amoke
Kentucky Governor Fixes Death Dates for Prisoners
Frankfort May 6 The governor scheduled execution by electric chair at Eddyville for one white man and two Black men convicted of murder and issued a proclamation urging wardens and prison officials to deliver it to prisoners at least weekly, tying the punishment to crime.
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Prankfort
Flam
Sampson
Eddyville
Remains Head of Women Voters In Ohio Convention
Miss Belle Sherwin of Cleveland arrived in Lantaville Kentucky for the National League of Women Voters convention and announced she would not seek re election as president. No other member entered the race, and she capitulated, remaining in office for the time.
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Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
Lantaville
National League of Women Voters
Aha
Ahe
Iwa
Native uprising in Northwest Frontier declared open rebellion
Simla May 5 AP The Indian government issued the first official report on serious native agit ation in the Northwest Frontier. It states National Congress workers and the Naujawan Bharat Sabha have been declared unlawful and accuse them of propaganda for communist doctrines and distributing revolutionary charges in Peshawar. The communique says members conducted propaganda in cities and villages and sought to influence cross border tribes against the British government.
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Simla
India
Northwest Frontier Province
Government of India
Alan
Yepatien
Ihe
Peghawar
National Congress
Naujawan Bharat Sebha
Afghanistan Transier
Peshawar
Guster County High State Meet Victor
May 5 report from Miles City Washington notes a state meet victor at Guster County High School. The piece references scholarship continuation and a senate committee to probe investments and high school week, with a conditional parks measure approved by the city.
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Guster County
Victor
Boreman
May
Costar County High School
Miles City
Washington
Wan
Whiletina High School
Congress
Senate
Ming Lenora
Troops Moving and Gandhi Campaign Mark India Crisis
London dispatch reports British forces mobilizing as unrest grows in Peshawar and Bombay amid Gandhi's arrest. Tariffs of intimidation rise as European and Indian troops patrol streets while 100000 Gandhi supporters rally in Bombay urging continued campaign for independence. In Worcester, South Africa, native discontent rises as racial tensions flare.
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London
Pj—Armet
Great Britain
India
Mahatma Gandhi
England
Bombay
Gandhi
Abra Tyabil
Karachi
Onte
Nieketara
Nhopa
Operation for Jean Mills After Brain Bullet Removal
In a Denver hospital a surgeon removed a bullet from Jean Mills's brain after a fatal shooting in the Novelty block last December. Reports say Mills is recovering and hopes to regain health, while authorities pursue the case against Bobby Kelly for the earlier murder of Hobby Kelly.
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Jean Milla
Hobby Kelly
Ikely
Denver
Holgaa
Rams
Bobby Kelly
Wolcomb
Anvig Wa
Walter Nilan
Nick Jauen
Ann
Te Ano
Autoist Survives Fall Over Cliff Near Lytton
Merrit RoG May 5 A driver Herbert Leaming af Jetton BC plunged about 200 feet over a cliff into the Neola river. He survived twelve hours in a shaky state with a tired shoulder and a damaged limb. A rescue crew lowered to him with ladders and brought him to safety in Lytton.
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Merrit Rog
Herbert Leaming
Jetton
B.C
Drunken Driver Sentenced in Two-Fatal California Crash
In May 11 proceedings Thomas Hall, a plumber from Tin Angeles, received a penitentiary term for killing two pedestrians by driving intoxicated. Hall pleaded guilty to manslaughter and assault while intoxicated, and was sentenced to San Quentin prison for the offense.
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Tin Angeles
Thomas Hall
Plumber
Toda
Wan Agatenred
Tandyn Fio
San Quentin Prison
Kelling
Students in Madrid clash with troops in deadly protest
In Madrid a student protest turned violent as police and troopers fired to disperse a crowd of about 2,000. Two students were killed and around 40 injured as cobblestones and debris were used to attack. Troops returned fire and the barricaded streets were cleared with open firing, amid chaotic scenes.
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Madrid
Pollen
Earthquake in Rangoon Capslash Mortality and Injuries
Rangoon Burma May 6 about 40 persons killed and more than 160 injured when an earthquake rocks the city. Buildings in the European section collapse triggering panic as residents flee to the streets and remove valuables from damaged areas.
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Rangoon
Burma
Beauty Will We NRA New York Bureau: Minglizabelly Evans Hughes
Minglizabelly Evans Hughes daughter of Chief Jubilee and Mrs Charles Yvana I Hughes is to marry Willam Thomas Guvactk of New York, a young attorney. An agreement with Mission Unehos former law bans has been announced. King Tugboat recently graduated from Tarnurd College.
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NRA
New York
Minglizabelly
Supreme Court upholds liquor case seizure of illicit packing materials
The U S Supreme Court ruled that containers bottles corks and other equipment may be seized when offered for sale to aid unlawful liquor production The decision broadens the prohibition act and many officials expect a nationwide drive to seize home brew paraphernalia The ruling affirms the act’s aim to suppress the entire liquor traffic and allows seizures tied to sales intended to attract buyers for illegal manufacture The report notes debate over enforcement and cites Pittsburgh firm connections in the case
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Washington, May
Lowman
The
Treasury
Supreme Court
Ika Nanavite
Felder Rottly Company
Pittsburgh
Seema Intex
Prohibition Bureau
Brown
House to Probe Soviet Links in Immigration Debate
Republican leaders plan a broad inquiry to determine if communist propaganda is unfurled in the country and aimed at undermining the existing government. Police Commissioner Whalen of New York to discuss information on Communista neuv ful. Chairman Snell to report a resolution in the House Rules Committee.
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Apne S
Pan
House
Ena Mitao
Grovar Whalen
New York
Snell
Houns Rules Committee
Bourg Anon
Shin
They Who Gave Most Honor Them Who Gave Most
A May 5 dispatch from New York describes the arrival of a war memorial procession of veterans and families, led by officers and escorted to hotels. The piece notes the long distance traveled from many states, the deep personal toll, and the age of many veterans, some past 70, as they begin a national remembrance tour.
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Hickok
New York
America
Tyrer Wu
Willwall
Touny
Seme
Tad Cone
Aiklahone
Nebraska
Arhansie
Aly
Rome
Senate in a TIFF over Judge Parker
Washington battles over Judge Johnny Parker as Senate debates his confirmation. Sen McKellar pressed the charge of a bribe offer while administration allies demanded a formal investigation into a supposed teller who claimed he was offered a judgeship for Parker’s vote.
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Senate
Parker
Washington
Why
Par- Lhomship
Johnny Parker
Nerd Cavelini
Ashmryt
Idemarrat
Artsroma
Ttt Federal Jrggeshing
Temlerr
Avivanian
Stoover
Johhy Committee
Parkar
Jimes L Wallace of Missoula Dead
Jimes L Wallace of Missoula died last night. He was longtime chairman of the Socialist party for Montana. He served as an attorney in Missoula and was a mentor to local leaders. His survivors include a daughter and others.
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Jimes L. Wallace
Missoula
Mingaula
Jaeses le Wallaca
St Bonaventure College Fire Damages Monastery and Seminary
A fire at St Bonaventure College in Wuffalo New York caused extensive damage to the monastery and seminary and threatened the church and Centenary building. Loss estimated at 400000 with flames fanning through dormitories and destroying vestments prints and other valuables. about 1100 students affected.
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ST. Bonaventure College
Wuffalo
St. Bonaventire College
Olean
Bonaventure
Hyathars
Ana Tong
Ie Monaster
Uastmanta
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