Yates Refused To Sign Warrant In Cranmer Shooting Case
In New York on Oct. 17 former New Jersey State Senator Roy T. Yates declined to sign a complaint against Ruth Jane Cranmer, accused of shooting him Aug. 14 in her apartment. A new assault charge is filed, bail reduced to 2500, and Miss Cranmer faces possible trial next Saturday.
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New York
Roy T. Yates
New Jersey
Ruth Jane Cranmer
Yates
Miss Cranmer
West Side Court
James Cotter
Judiciary Committee
Beaufort Harris 13 Dies After Four Week Illness
Beau ford Lillington Harris, 13, son of W. Ry and Lena Morton Harris, died at home on South Main in Lexington after a four week illness. Born April 23, 1918 in Montgomery county, he moved with family to Lexington three years ago and was a Holt school sixth grader. Survived by parents, brother Selby, sister Aileen. Funeral from home Sunday 12:30 to Bethany M. B. church, service 2:30. Interment in church cemetery. Rev. Mills officiating.
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Lexington
Selby
Aileen
Bethany M. B
Montgomery County
Mr. Mills
Arguments in Grand Haven Husband Tries to Run Wife
Henry T. Vanderbosch was arraigned on a charge of trying to run down his wife with the family automobile. He said he was chasing her around a vacant lot with the car to catch up and continue their argument.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Henry T. Vanderbosch
Henry
Paul in Thessalonica and Berean in Acts 17 1 12
The article reviews Paul’s mission in Thessalonica and Berea from Acts 17 1 12. It notes Jewish opposition led by jealous factions, the upheaval described as turning the world upside down, and Paul’s retreat to Berea where Jews were receptive. It highlights Paul’s tent making and high energy in danger, plus Berea as a symbol of openness to Scripture.
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Thessalonica
Berean
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Jason
Silas
Samuel Johnson
Caesar
Jesus
Berea
First Thessalonians
Thessalonians
Hot Stuff Case Seen in Seattle Hotel Call
In Seattle two police officers overheard a hotel call ordering a quart of liquor. They confronted the delivery, but the package proved to be hot stuff. The incident unfolded in a downtown hotel as officers intercepted the messenger outside the caller’s room.
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Seattle
Wash
Conference On Moving Cotton Crop Likely Rates Change
Washington Oct 17 The War Department acts to study extending rail and water through rates for Memphis to New Orleans cotton shipments moved by motor truck. Inland Waterways Corp aims to decide before this year's cotton movement. Payne suspended extension after railroad complaints of unregulated truck line competition.
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Washington
Memphis
New Orleans
Payne
War Department
Inland Waterways Corporation
Judge Hosey and Arthur Brown Fall From Friends To Case
Fort Worth, Texas. Judge George Hosey and Arthur L. Brown, once close friends, have a long history in his courtroom. Hosey first sentenced Brown in 1917, convicted him again four years ago, and now has sentenced him to two years on fourteen theft charges.
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Fort Worth
Tex
George Hosey
Arthur L. Brown
Brown
Walkers Agent Found in Mexico With a New Wife
In New York a legislative inquiry weighs how to bring Rus sell T. Sherwood, the mayor’s accountant, back from Mexico City where he is on a honeymoon. Options are voluntary return or a subpoena. extradition is blocked by treaty. Seabury may urge Walker to press Sherwood to face questions. Walker denies shielding him and says he has no objection to his return.
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New York
Russell T. Sherwood
Walker
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Sherwood
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Seabury
Sherwod
Canada and New Zealand lead in vehicles per capita
Canada and New Zealand have more motor vehicles per person than any country besides the United States, highlighting high car ownership levels in both nations.
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Canada
New Zealand
United States
Master Masons Special Meeting at Lodge 344
Master Masons announce a special meeting of Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 A F and A M on Monday at 7 30 pm. Degree to be conferred for Master Mason. All members urged to attend. visiting Masters invited. Signed T Gregory W M and M Gueth Secretary.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
T. Gregory
W. M
M. Gueth
Rowbottom to be released early after bribery conviction
Washington Oct 17 Harry E Rowbottom will leave prison November 9 ending a year and day term for taking bribes while serving Indiana's first district in Congress His lawyers say he is a physical weakling not typical of lawmakers The parole board cut three months from his sentence after his conviction in April for accepting 750 from Walter G Ayer and 800 from S Grant Johnson and Otto A Weil.
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Washington
Harry E. Rowbottom
Indiana
Congress
Rowbottom
Welter G. Ayer
S. Grant Johnson
Otto A. Weil
Postmastership Interest Noted in Indiana District
Brenner and others were noted as interested in postmasterships within the Indianan district. The report highlights potential candidates and the ongoing discussion among local officials about appointments and district duties.
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Brenner
Indianan
Author's Idea of a Perfect Wife
London report quotes Peter B. Kyne saying modern women are fitted for the ideal wife as never before. He notes a perfect mate combines good wife and jolly companion and sweetheart, and that men have long yearned for this fusion already present in society.
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London
Peter B. Kyne
The Impossible Demand of Modern Woman Noted
The speaker mocks the notion of what the modern woman should be noting that the demand is impossible. He highlights gallant conduct courage and facing life fearlessly with good sportsmanship as admired traits yet questions their practicality in everyday society.
Butler, Memphis Printer, Celebrates Triple Birthday
William H. Butler, a Memphis printer, does not incur three separate birthday parties after all. His wife, daughter, and he share a single birthday on September 25, while his other two children have birthdays on different dates, simplifying family celebrations.
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Memphis
Tenn
William H. Butler
Accurate direction eyed by one, distance needs two
A historical note suggests one eye can aid direction, but accurate distance judgment requires two eyes for proper depth perception.
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