Five convicted in California manslaughter case at Hollywood party
Mrs. Sarah Kerrick and four others were found guilty of manslaughter in Los Angeles for the killing of Tom Kerrick at a Hollywood drinking party in early April. The defendants include Anita Davis Burne Henry Ynabell and Joe Hunt, all tied to the Moonshine party. Sentencing will come later with typical California ranges from one to ten years.
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Los Angeles
Sarah Kerrick
Tom Kerrick
Hollywood
Benider
Anita Davis
Burne
Henry Ynabell
Moon Pictures
Joe Hunt
Mra
Kerrick
California
Tefenag
Summiig
De Pinedo Flight Intercepted Near Azores Port
Commander Francisco De Pinedo's home to Rome flight interrupted near Fayal Azores amid a 1600 mile jump from Trepassey Newfoundland. He was reportedly unhurt after landing. his boat Santa Maria II towed in for examination before continuing to Portugal and Rome.
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London
iIto
Rome
Francisco de Pinedo
Fayal
Azores
Trepassey
N. Fylant
Lisbon
Te Pinedo
Santa Maria II, Was Being Towed Into Purt
Dedefon Ix
Portugal
Peace in Nicaragua Pleases President Coolidge
Washington May 22 AP The peace settlement between conserv and liberal factions in Nicaragua by Fleury Stimson is viewed by President Coolidge as an excellent accomplishment. It was announced at the White House that Mr Buimson, who went to Nicaragua as his personal representative, deserves great credit.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Fleury TD
Stimson
Coolidge
White House
Buimson
Indictments Sought in Julian Petroleum Loan Scheme
Los Angeles May 34 ATI City Prosecutor J Lickley predicts several arrests within 48 hours as an investigation targets usurious loan pools tied to Julian Petroleum Corporation and linked to muddled finances and loss of nearly 4 million shares. If indictments occur, prosecutors may pursue treble damages. federal receivers report negotiations to recover funds for stockholders.
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Lins Angeles
ATI
J. Lickley
Dulian Vetrotriqum Corporation
Paverstrnan
Lickley
Sulla
Thené
Ald
Julian
Asa Keyes
Julian Petroleum
Josten Scott
Tr. Ya Calnahan
Nhe
New York Will Give Lindbergh Welcome
New York May 24 The shouting and tumult that have not died since Captain Charles A Lindbergh reported for duty will rise again upon his return home. Preparations for a home welcome are underway as the city plans to honor the aviator with the Spirit of St Louis winging back from Paris.
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New York
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Melisa
I. C. Andrews
Ray A. Waynes Clawer
Apul J
Anu-Saloon League
Teagned
Jama al, Doran
St. Paul, Minn
Conquesioner
Bureau
Tmaynes
Lindbergh
Kings
Charien A. Lindbergh
Parte
Queena
Prapars Attona
Hema
St. Louia
Paris
Ace Continues Round of Pleasure Kissed by Gaul Dame
A garbled report notes Charles Lindbergh’s public appearances and a rare moment when a woman reportedly kissed him. It mentions Paris, social events, champagne, and a crowd of 400 admirers at an Atlantic club appearance, with many more applying for tickets.
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Ace
Gaul Dame
Pin
Avertean Club
President weighs Black Hills site for summer White House
Washington May 24 1944 The president Coolidge is considering the Black Hills South Dakota as the summer White House site. Reports from the White House say a definite conclusion on summer plans had not been reached yet, but the South Dakota hills appear very attractive to him.
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Washington
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
White House
British Premier Warns of Soviet Contacts Fallout
London May 34 AP Premier Baldwin in the House of Commons announced the British government would sever all relations with Moscow after a Lithuanian spy case. The uproar over alleged secret documents tied to General Kiesginski fuels talk of a Moscow break and reshapes wartime alliances as key ministers defend the move before a packed chamber.
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London
Haldwin
House of Commons
Uritigh
Herlin
Kavog
Lithuania
Vossische Zeitung
Empire
Kiesginski
Ion
Homaay MacDonald
Cavaci m
Kavno
Regaedad
Moscow
Oil Man Wounded in Row With Dame Who Rolls Friend
Wealthy oil man Fortune of Iron Needles California was shot twice near here after a confrontation with a woman identified as a companion of Archie Campbell of Los Angeles. Campbell was quarrelling over money when the woman produced a gun and Fortune restrained her before being shot in the breast and chin. He was hospitalized and Campbell was arrested near Gallup New Mexico on assault with intent to murder charges.
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Fay
Archie W. Campbell
Los Angeles
Fortune
Fortine
Fourti
Alfbert
Wife Found Dead at Home After Suicide Switch
Frank Anderson returned from a funeral to find his wife dead in a bedroom with a bullet wound to the head and an ancient rifle at her feet. The rifle, lent by relatives, had been stored in a trunk for 30 years. Mrs. Anderson, 41, had been in ill health and was said to have attempted suicide during a period of dependency. A Montana resident for 20 years she came from Norway.
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Butte
Hame
Frank Anderson
Bridge at Threatened Bank Caves. Flood Waters Rise
Poached tin city narration notes the Bink fout river bridge over Threahet tout near Indanger of bulig wat king flood. Fred Gebhardt on Fleacher road reports M4 condition to County Commissioner TJ. Cooney. Bank end caves, creating a sinkhole as the bridge sits in imminent danger of being carried away. County Surveyor informed and left to assess possible remedies. Overflow from Mk river drives residents from Garry into safety concerns.
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Tin City
Bink Fout
Bulig
Qifber
Fred Gebhardt
Conmisaager
TJ. Cooney
Grpurs
Amay County
Ha UeidRe
Garry
Considerania
Willetts On Way To Leprosarium
May 24 AP report says reclur ion ends for Mt ated Mra AO G Willett as he boards an eastbound Milwaukee train. Willetts were found en route at Carrville La where he sought admission to a leprosarium to confront the disease he has suffered for years.
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Asvowla
Alberton
Mamoule
Mtated
Mra
G. Willett
Milwaukee Railroad
Enlang
Carrville
Willett
Dying Miners Scribble Farewell Messages in Dinner Pail
Fairmont West Virginia May 24 A message from the dead came from the explosion shattered Everettville mine entombing 97 men. Rescue crews found three bodies with farewell notes scrawled on a dinner pail. Henry Russell wrote be at peace with God and asked his wife to tell her father he was saved. William Erskine and his son Cecil addressed relatives saying the Erskines are saved and asked them to stay strong in the U S. Gas or damp is blamed for the deaths.
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Fairmont
Everettville
Henry Russell
William Erskine
Cecil
U. 5
Wids
Church Temperance Society Pushes Modern Alcohol Laws
New York May 4 The Church Temperance Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church announces a nationwide campaign to urge true temperance and modern regulatory measures replacing prohibitive laws. The board of directors, mostly church leaders, endorsed a view aligning with medical and educational goals rather than new legislation.
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New York
Church Temperance Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Widow detained for poisoning husband in Calfornia
Mia Virginia F. Fromno was taken into custody by police in Callt May 24 as investigators probe the death of her husband Leonard L. House, a 47 year old pipe fitter for Southern Pacific. An autopsy shows he died from poisoning, initially misattributed to heart failure as neighbors' statements prompted fresh inquiries.
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Fromno
Callt
Mia
Virginia
fT.oune
Pallen
Leonard L. House
Southern Pacific Company
House
Nolanning
Jealous Wife Shoots Governor’s Wife and Mother in Mexico
In Mexico City on May 24 AP reports Señora Magdalena De Ramirez wife of the governor of Jalisco shot Sonorita Emma Bogarin and her mother. She then telegraphed to her husband in Guadalajara that she had shot his sweetheart.
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Mexico City
Magdalena de Ramirez
Jalisco
Emma Bogarin
Guaralajara
Ghot
Sir Esme Howard Ends US Tour, Heads to Washington
Vancouver report says Sir Esme Howard the British ambassador to the United States canceled all tour engagements in the United States and Canada after a health incident yesterday. He will depart tomorrow morning for Washington as condition improves.
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Vancouver
B.C
Esme Howard
United States
Canada
Washington
Kelly Jury Deliberates After Verdict Adjourned in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 24 AP reports the Kelly Jury was brought into the courtroom at 8 30 PM to announce they had reached a verdict on Heedont. The judge adjourned until tomorrow morning and said he would be present at 9 o clock to continue.
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Los Angeles
Kelly
Ermto
Princess Galatsine Wins Divorce from Prince Mistissr Galataine
Paris May 24 AP A decree of divorce was granted to the Princess Galatsine formerly Aimen Crocker California heiress The court fully supported her claim that Prince Mistissr Galataine whom she wed in September 1925 deceived her and kept intimate relations with other women The Prince must pay all costs and will not receive the claimed $125 monthly alimony
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Paris
Galatsine
Aimen Crocker
California
Helrean
Mistissr Galataine
News dispatches urged to aid movement at PT delegates meeting
Delegates at the PT conference discussed using news dispatches with heart interest features to boost public awareness for school problems. Mrs Hugh Readford described college student chapters expanding CA and other states work, while Mrs A H Reeve noted national membership at 1,335,974. Walton S Bittner highlighted libraries as key to adult education and child welfare.
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Qukdand
Cali
Ierest
Joy Vimer Margin
National Freational Association
Hugh Readford
Sacramento
California State
Parente and Teachers Association
Tis
F. A
Anil
Ounce Javaluablle
Alabama
California
Florda
Mingis
Maine
North Wakote
Michigan
Collrge
Walton S. Bittner
University of Indiana
Bureau of Educational Extension
National Parents and Teachers Association
Assembly
Ife
Lita Chaplin Says She Will Tell of Hubby Affairs
Los Angeles May 24 Judge Hahn denied Chaplin's demurrer to the divorce case of Lita Grey Chaplin and postponed deposition action. The couple's lawyers argued over allegations including seven women mentioned in the complaint. The deposition was delayed a week as the court considers further moves in the case.
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Lita Chaplin
Hubby
Los Angeles
E F. Hahn
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Hahn
Chaplin
Contedian
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Prohibition
Wreck Julian Corporation
Charles
Triumpa
Gay
Prexy
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America
Kleszinski
Milam Joynson-Itcks
Austen Chamberlain
Arcos
Havre
Willetts
Dre WA. Thayer
Johns Hopkins
Ballignore
American Medical Association
Tha Society
Hurehey
William W.iellinger
Trinnity
Mishon Manning
James
Bringham
Tour
ILI
Kelly Jury
Neon
Aimee Crocker
Ras
P.T
Mradfori
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Cig
Vic
Mbership
A. H. Reeve
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