GOP Must Fight in Open, Remy Asserts at Banquet
William H. Remy, former prosecutor, told a Columbia Club banquet that the Republican party must purge itself of evil and that the Junior Republican League will support its endorsed candidates in the next election. He argued party strength comes from uniting the entire party for the people and criticized past local leadership as self serving. The event drew 300 Junior League members and affiliates from the regular and Citizens Republican Leagues.
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Two 20 year old inmates escape Auburn prison yard
Sallie Joyce Richards of Buffalo and Amelia Bascom of New York, both 20, slipped from cells at Auburn State Prison after slugging the matron and stealing keys. They escaped through a window but were recaptured by state troopers before leaving the yard. Both had been sentenced on holdup charges.
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Sallie Joyce Richards
Buffalo
Amelia Bascom
New York
Auburn N. Y
Seven Injured in Twin Taxi Crashes Last Night
Seven people were injured in two separate accidents involving taxis in the city Thursday night. Suspects include Russell Grenard and Floyd Crayton, while injured include Everett Carrico and Mary Fuller. Dr. Aker and Dr. Thompson were among those hurt, with a taxi overturning and several patients taken to hospital. George Lewis was arrested for reckless driving and DUI after a collision sequence near Illinois Thirteenth streets.
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Mooresville
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Lynnhurst Drive
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Methodist Hospital
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Adell Street
John Demasse
Central Avenue
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Thirteenth Streets
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North Rural Street
Montana Flooded With Bad Bills but Makers Elude Cops
Bogus money circulates in Montana cities including Butte Miles City Billings Glendive and Great Falls. Counterfeiters evade law enforcement so far while engineers from Indianapolis Power and Light begin work on a right of way and sludge basin as part of a 16 million project.
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Fight SCHOOLS bill Faces House Reevaluation
Immediate opposition greets the Muscle Shoals lease bill in Congress with membros from the military affairs committee planning amendments. The full committee begins reading Friday and aims to report by Saturday, with administration leaders backing the measure drafted by a subcommittee.
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House
Republican Promise Amid Open Battle Speech
Remy vowed to fight openly and not from ambush and stated that even in defeat they will remain Republicans. The remark frames a steadfast political stance and readiness for decisive action.
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Remy
Ex Mrs Otis Weds In Secret Marriage In New York
Catherine H Crerar Otis, 22, daughter of Chicagoans Mr and Mrs John Crerar, and Frederick H Koehn, 23, of Wilmette Illinois, honeymoon today after a secret Tuesday night ceremony in Harrison New York. Mrs Koehn was formerly Cath erin Crerar Otis, divorced from Ralph C Otis heir to the Otis elevator fortune last July.
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Catherin Crerar
John Crerar
Chicago
Frederick H. Koehn
Wilmette
Harrison, N. Y
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Ralph C. Otis
Otis Elevator
Dry Cleaners Pay Licenses to State Treasury
State Fire Marshal Alfred E. Houston announced that $5,117.32 in license fees from dry cleaning establishments was turned over to the state treasury since October 1.
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Alfred E. Houston
Film actress sued by wire name in $100000 case
Helen Wills, a film actress using the same name as the tennis star, is named defendant in a $100,000 suit for allegedly alienating the affections of Dr. Frank A. Zastrow. The suit was filed by Dr. Zastrow's wife Eleanor A. Zastrow who also seeks divorce. The wife says the husband admitted he no longer loved her and would take a yacht trip with Miss Wills in front of their two children.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Helen Wills
Frank A. Zastrow
Eleanor A. Zastrow
Duke of Connaught Turns 80 at Cap Ferrat Villa
Congratulations from across the British empire marked the 80th birthday of the Duke of Connaught, uncle of King George, celebrated at his Cap Ferrat villa in France.
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Cap Ferrata
France
British Empire
Duke of Connaught
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