Inquest Probes Double Murders at Rhodes House
Bonnie Dundee helps preserve testimony in the Hogarth and Barker deaths at the Rhodes House in a crowded inquest room. Coroner Price questions witnesses while Dundee, hidden, recalls events and gathers notes as players including Daisy Shepherd and Cora Barker face scrutinizing questions.
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Emma. Hogarth
Norma Paige
Walter Styles
Mrs. Hogarth
Berp Magnus
Daisy Shepherd
Dundee
Griffin
Dowd
New York
Sevier
Cora
Belton
Emma Hogarth
Cora Barker
Price
Hamilton
Chicago
Bonnie Dundee
Strawn
Mrs.Rhodes
Hogarth
Dr. Price
Young Brede
Turner
Rhodes House
Dr. Weeks
Henry Dowd
Sally Graves
Payne
Dr. Pierce
Mrs. Rhodes
Arthur B. Wheeler
Miss Shepherd
Daisy
Mr. Wheeler
Tyes
Arthur Wheeler
Hunh
Bert
Correct Baby's Constipation With Teethina
Mother hears a crying baby as a warning sign of stomach or bowels out of order Teethina offers gentle relief by calming digestion and acting as an intestinal antiseptic The formula claims to ease discomfort without opiates and promotes restful sleep for 30 cents per package with a free sample offer from J Moffett Co Dept 104 Columbus Ga.
Engdahl Calls For Famous Attorneys In Murders Appeal
J Louis Engdahl national secretary of the International Labor Defense says top U S lawyers including John W Davis Thomas W Hardwick and George Gordon Battle are being sought to aid the appeal to the state supreme court of seven National Textile Workers Union members convicted of second degree murder in the O F Aderholt case Gastonia police chief. About 60 delegates from Virginia the Carolinas and Georgia attended the southern conference where resolutions condemned Jim Crow lynching and marines sent to Haiti.
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Charlotte
J. Louis Engdahl
International Labor Defense
State Supreme Court
National Textile Workers Union
O. F. Aderholt
Gastonia
Engdahl
John W. Davis
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
George Gordon Battle
New York
Fred Beal
Virginia
Carolinas
Haiti
UT coeds learn housekeeping in practice house
In Knoxville a university program uses a two story practice house near campus where 30 senior home economics students live three months each year. They plan menus cook and budget and adopted a baby who grows with classes. The baby will be fed clothed and schooled by the students. In Ichtershausen Germany fifty judges and prosecutors spent a night in solitary confinement to gain inside perspective in a state prison.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Ichtershausen
Germany
Thuringian Department of Justice
Torture murder case to be called next week in Grundy court
In Mountain View Arkansas the case against five men accused of torturing and burning Connie Franklin to death is set for trial next week. A young man claiming to be Franklin and Tiller Rummer who knew him may affect the outcome as defense plans to proceed.
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Mountain View
Ark
Humphrey
Connie Franklin
Franklin
Tiller Rummer
Connie
Boston Mountains
Sullivan Takes Oath as Wyoming Senator
Patrick J. Sullivan of Cheyenne was sworn in as a Wyoming senator to succeed the late Warren. His credentials were referred to the elections committee for consideration.
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Sullivan
Washington
Patrick J. Sullivan
Cheyenne
Senate
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Committee On Elections
Bright Freshmen at Columbia Lead in IQ Tests
New York report notes Columbia first year class top quartile averaged 91.5 on a 200 point intelligence test, higher than the 85 average of leading colleges. Various brief items follow including war hero Kerr and Vanderbilt social notes.
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New York
Columbia
Tulsa University Builds $650,000 in New Structures
The University of Tulsa begins construction on new buildings valued at 650000 dollars. Officials say the project will enhance campus facilities and support growth across departments.
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The
University of Tulsa
Calendar reform lags on Ionian islands schooling
The Ionian Islands Cephalonia Zante and San toria have not adopted Pope Gregory XIII's 1582 calendar reform, despite its global prominence. Local inhabitants remain on older calendars while the dated reform spreads elsewhere.
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Cephalonia
Zante
Santoria
Gregory XIII
Richman Plans New Year's Day Wedding With Clara Bow
Harry Richman announced to reporters that he and Clara Bow will marry in New York City on New Year’s Day. Bow, recovering from surgery, will join him in New York on Christmas Day and they will honeymoon in Europe after a short vaudeville engagement.
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Richman
Clara Bow
Los Angeles
Harry Richman
New York City
Miss Bow
Clara
New York
Europe
Hollywood
Sweet potato weighs 14 pounds grown by Lizzie Robinson
A 14 pound sweet potato is credited to Lizzie Robinson of Sumter, South Carolina. The record potato was grown on her farm and highlighted in local agriculture notes.
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Lizzzie Robinson
Sumter, 8. C
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