Quake Toll Rising in Belgrade Area Amid Shocks
Belgrade area in Jugoslavia reports seventy seven tremors over 48 hours causing fires and pane damage. Two deaths linked to jumping from windows. residents flee at night, gathering in parks and along riverfront. Further shocks expected. palace fissures noted. Separate Eureka California shocks cause minor rattling with no damage. London art crowd notes antique top hat style at Royal Academy exhibit.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Delgrate
Walla
Royal
Mexican and American romance culminates in Nogales wedding
The marriage of Thomas Arnold Robinson of Aimay Mich and New York lly and Benoria Crnesina Catles, daughter of the Mexican president, was announced to take place in Nogales Sonora tomorrow night.
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America
Mexico
Thomas Arnold Robinson
Aimay Mich
New York
Aimee Sued for One Million in Libel Action
In Los Angeles on May 16 an amended complaint seeks 1,000,000 in damages for defamation against evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Minnie Kennedy. Plaintiff Virla Kimball alleges McPherson referred to her as the Carmel cottage occupant linked to the evangelist’s disappearance and trial, with Kenneth Ormiston. A demurrer to the original complaint was set for hearing tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Virla Kimball
Angelis Temple
Death Row Lovers Face Sing Sing Execution
Ossining May 16 In prixon made clothing Mia Muth Brown Snyder once the Ito of Queens Tilings pariles and Henry Judd Gray await execution in Sing Sing's death house. They are separated by 150 feet and a three foot concrete wall as jeering crowds gather to watch their transfer from Long Island City jail to the prison.
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N. Y
API
Mia
Muth Brown Snyder
Ito
Queen County
Long Tsland City
Sing Sing
Loverd
Hawr
Tim
Albert, Snyder
Daughter of Calles to marry in Nogales aboard train
Senorita Calles, daughter of the Mexican president, will wed Thomas Arnolt Rabingon aboard a special train near Nogales. The ceremony, planned by Mudge Dúan Cabrera of Nogales Sonora, is set for 6 o'clock tomorrow night with no attendants or bridesmaids.
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Roualer
Alt
Fraentina Caltes
Thomas Arnolt Rabingon
New York
Dentiny
Volt
Cnurtship
Tobinson
Senorita Calles
Wren
Mudge Duan Cabrera
Nagares
Sonora
Gragm
Kerrick Faces Murder Trial in Moonshine Night Incident
Nine women and three men named to jury for the murder trial of Haran Kerrick and four others charged in the death of movie cowboy Tom Kerrick. Prosecution hinges on witness testimony and a jealous confrontation at a neighbor’s house after a liquor incident.
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Jude Carlex Jiaravn
FE. J. Dennison
Maieict
Hey
Atlas Burns
Mian Barns
Sisto
Kotick
Pleasants Health Official Dies After 70 Years Active Service
Lewistown May 16 Dr T J Pleasants longtime Lettatown health officer and coroner of Lewis and Clark county dies at about 70 years. A native of Virginia he practiced medicine for decades in Leninown and Towintown with offices on Fuller avenue.
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Lewintown
Pleasants
Lettatown
Virginia
Leninown
Theteno
Lewis and Clark County
T. J. Pleasants
Ife
Fuller Avenue
British Labor Chief Supports Prohibition Visit Opinion
New York May 16 AP Sam My MacDonald former British prime minister on a month long U S visit says prohibition is a worthy effort to keep people decent and not married to priests of visitors, a remark marked by humor yet reflecting support for the policy.
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New York
Sammy MacDonald
United States
Kelly Houseboy Testifies On Miss Mackaye Night Guest
Los Angeles May 16 Kelly Houseboy testified at the second week of Kelly's trial that Dorothy Mackaye spent two or three nights at Paul Kepartment while he served drinks. He said he gave gin to Kelly Mackaye and others at a party before the fatal fight with Ray Raymond over the actress. The state had sought a conversation between Kelly and Miss Mackaye about an alleged fire attack on Raymond but Jungle could not confirm such remarks.
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Los Angeles
Twatlmony
Dorothy Mackaye
Paul Kepartment
Kelly
Miss Mackaye
Mids Mackaye
Kellys
Raymond
Jungle
Marines in fight in Nicaragua with deaths reported
Mexico City dispatch reports 17 United States marines killed in clashes with Liberal forces near La Pax between Leon and Managua. The Liberals, Zepedanda, are cited as the opposing group. Continued on page 6.
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Mnexlco City
Pedro Repeda
Guatemala
United
St la Pax
Leon
Managua
Zepedanda
President illness prompts early retirement as cold grips White House
Washington dispatch reports President Coolie sent to bed by physician Wr amen F. Coumlan after a slight cold worsened on May 16. The doctor ordered rest for the remainder of the day as the White House seeks to recover the commander in chief.
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Washington
Coolie
Wramen F. Coumlan
Ingersoll Case Opens With Pleadings Fight Over Authority
The Ingersoll case centers on whether Mrs Janet Ingersoll was improperly heated and whether her deans council acted with authority. Judge Bord notes key issues as hearings continue. Judge Mord sues for Judge Horshy after state disqualification over an affidavit by the attorney general. Proceedings resume at 9:30.
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Janet Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Deany' Council
W. H. Bord
Jidge Mord
Horshy
Greque
Botta Urges Government to Stay Out of Coal Industry
Cincinnati May 16 J A P J G Carbreath Washington secretary of the American Mining Congress declares the government should remove its hands from the coal industry. He says the government would use sheriffs and gatlers to imprison coal workers who try to unite and pursue salvation of the industry.
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Cincinnati
J. G. Carbreath
Washington
American Mining Congress
Rastronda
Togother
Mr. Calbreath
Army Mimic Warfare Quiet Front in San Antonio
San Antonio May 16 front lines in the mintie war between reds and blues stayed quiet while the army held positions to let air service and infantry train together. Raiders by airmen occurred as both sides prepared for a decisive battle expected this week.
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San Antonio
Blues
House of David case opens amid defense claims revenge motive
In Mackinaw City Michigan on May 16 the House of David case opened in court. Defense attorney Dewhirst accused ex-members of planning to break in at dawn and blackmail state officers, while prosecutors argued the colony leader Benjamin Purnell amassed wealth fraudulently. Witnesses and depositions were expected over weeks as the trial began without Benjamin present.
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House OF David
Joseph
Mich
David Colony
Benjamin Purnell
Nerrien
Sconnel
Dewahirat
Ums
Cone Ageusern
Ho Noir
George J. Nichola
Evangel
Ktuk' Benjamin
Solony
Supreme Court Upholds California Syndicalism Law
Washington May 16 The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of California's syndicalism statute aimed at preventing conspiracies to overthrow government by force in two decisions. It affirmed convictions including Whitmoy and Wittig in related cases while ruling a separate Kanaag indictment lacked sufficient evidence. Justices debated the law’s validity without full agreement.
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Washington
California
RupMeMe
Woiler
Anne Whitmoy
Wittig Tiene
Wader Ik
Miesen
Snatiers Hrandels and
Tholmes
Hold author for death of friend in mansfield hospital case
Reported shooting at the home of Leonard Cline a playwright and musician. Witfred Erwin of New York was wounded and died after a transfusion operation. Authorities hold him as a suspect in a confusing accident scenario with unclear motives and medical complications.
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Willimanne
Tiap
Witfred Erwin
Leonard Cline
Munsfield
le Anorn
Cartier
Wright
Chie
Treasurers jailed in embezzlement case across state lines
Officials including Malley Cole and Joe Clive were arrested and held for examination in a large embezzlement scheme involving about 518 102 dollars from state or Carson Valley banks. Motley ds pictured hoya.
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T He State
Anda
Carson Valley
Be Malley
Xinto
Grorka A Cole
Joe Clipe
Enshire
The
Yank
Motley Ds
Hoya
Hills Deny Talk of Settling Suit
In Tivingston May 16 AP Rus mora of nm poiiling attlement of the Walled AUT divorce unit out of court were entirent were this after font. but attorneys for Walter FI mlalwtif and Mrs Tt defendant were prepared to either attend or deny the report late tonight though they have been Ja cont enon on the subject. They declared they had no knowledge of any pending settlement and expected a court action Wednesday with Judge H J Law presiding.
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Tivingston
Rus Mora
Nm Poiiling
Walter FI
Wein
Klark
H. J. Law
Hey
Pinedo Nears End of Stay in Cracked Gasoline Case
Indianapolis May 16 AP Chicago May 16 a Comman- Monopoly by the Standard Oil forces Francecca de Pineda of the Traban company of processes for cracked gasoline production to boost output and ease price pressure. United States Attorney General Royce said he will fly to Newfoundland on the last stop before his trip to the Americas. Arguments heard before Master in Chancery Charles Martindale as government seeks equity suit against Standard Oil Indiana and related companies. About 25 percent of U S gasoline supply is cracked.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Btandard
Francecca de Pineda
Traban
Alexander B
Seave Royce
Serted
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Charles Martindale
Royce
United States Mexico oil and land dispute analyzed
A May 15 report by the Federal Council of Churches outlines that the U S Mexico oil and land conflict rests on real interests rather than coercion. It notes 1925 petroleum law clashes with 1923 understandings and the Mexican sovereign acts have led to violence against American property rights.
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New York
Unite States
Mexico
Federal Council of Churches
Departmank of Research and Education
Atvi T
Raurce Iither
United States
Acta
Mexican Republic
Flood Threat Grows as Levees Fail Along Atchafalaya
New Orleans May 18 A dangerous flood surge advances through five parishes from the Atchafalaya toward the Mississippi with rising leaks along the east bank. Residents flee camps as crews rush to shore up embankments near Wood Isle ten miles south of Old Atchafalaya junction. If the break widens, disaster may be driven toward Points Come.
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New
Orleana
Atchafalayy
Ft Mexten
Atchafalaya
Yoosa
Tools of Emperor Flor In Custody
In Manta on May 16 authorities arrested leaders of Intrenderado's armed guard, raising doubt about the self proclaimed emperor of the Philippines. The domain, not recognized by any government, may include as many as 400 subjects.
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Manta
Plilipmines
Nets
Hugh de Autremont Refuses Escape Attempt In Jail Break
Medford Ure May 16 0P Magh de Auterentant an alleged bandit slayer remains in county jail awaiting trial for first degree murder. Two inmates dashed through a jail door Sunday in a failed escape attempt. A jail search uncovered evidence of a cunning plot.
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Medford
Ure
Young Louis Hill Jr Climbs First Step
Louis Warren Hill Jr grandson of rail magnate James J. Hill begins his career as a railroadant in San Francisco after arriving three months ago to join the Great Northern lineage. He holds degrees from Yale and Oxford and will report to St Paul to assume duties in the operating department under his father Louis Hill Sr, now chairman of the board.
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San Francisco
Louis Warren Lill,Jr
Ralmage Ante
Tate and Osford
Louis Hill
Sanity of Boy Slayer Under Investigation at West Point
The report notes a man condemned for murder is under mental evaluation as authorities in Montana consider clemency. Dr Bolton and Dr John are referenced in relation to the case. Governor Erickson may act on a petition for clemency. The incident involves a farm hand execution set for May 20.
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Sanity of
Boy Slayer
West Point
Bolten
State Hospital
John
Sebinor
Ernor
Aden Gelaler
Bolton
Atnte
Govhemiven
Tearnor Erickson
Aillon
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Robinson
Norta Mexica
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Mra Keerick
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Misa Burna
Kelly Houseboy
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Henfanle
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