Relatives Deny Wife Slayer’s Last Request
Amarillo Tex Sept 1 Relatives planned funeral services for A D Payne prominent attorney who killed his wife with a dynamite bomb and then took nitroglycerin. He had asked in jail notes to be buried beside his wife at Llano cemetery but Mrs Payne’s relatives refused. the body would be taken to Tulsa for burial with his brother Sidney. Payne’s three children might attend. they had forgiven him and visited him in his cell before his death. The policy had a death by own action clause expiring minutes before he died. hundreds of townspeople paid respects at the mortuary.
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Amarillo
Tex
A. D. Payne
Payne
Llano
Sidney
Tulsa
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A. D. Jr
Bobbie Joe
Pulpit Appointments Closed at United Brethren Session
At the White River conference in Indiana pastors were assigned and Dr. J. B. Parsons of Indianapolis elected conference superintendent for the tenth year. Nearly all Indiana Central college fellowship endowment subscriptions were reported at 100 percent. Ralph Hiatt of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Millers, Taylor university graduates, were ordained.
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United Brethren Church
J. B. Parsons
Indianapolis
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Portland
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Colonial
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Andersonville
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Attica
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Bargersville
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Black Hawk
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Daniels Writes Novel in Balzac Villa for Southern Youth Tale
Jonathan Daniels, Guggenheim fellow and son of wartime Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels, takes over Balzac’s Ville d'Avray property to craft a novel about the New South. He aims to depict Southern youth with more finesse in love and art than northern jazz age characters, believing posterity will note the difference.
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Fight to Save Collegians on Mount Whitney
United Press report from Peresno California details a nurse and a physician in a log cabin operating room on Mount Whitney. They attempt to save two injured college students after a rock slide. Downs, 19, faces amputation while Jordan, 19, suffers pneumonia and crushed ribs. Griffin, 19, and Rankin, 18 are at a hospital. Dr Morton Frazer and nurse Iva Lawson endured a 36 hour journey to reach them.
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Cal
Mount Whitney
Donald Downs
Edward Jordan
Downs
Donald Griffin
Robert Rankin
Jordan
Morton Frazer
Iva Lawson
International Phone Directory Planned by Company
Buvashington September 1 with the growing use of trans oceanic service the Annusire Telephonique International a Copenhagen based stock company says it will compile an international telephone directory. Between 50 000 and 100 000 names of residents from Europe Africa North and South America and possibly Asia will be listed.
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South America
Asia
Hulless oats rise in Van Wert county farm fields
Oats with hulls, first introduced in Ohio by Joseph Hertel near Van Wert, drew farmer interest as an eighth-acre hulless crop ripened earlier than varities planted earlier. The report notes Hertel's late pl anting and rapid maturation amid Gates of attention. Also Swedish all talkie Say It With Tones had its first night in this city to strong audience and press praise.
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VAN
United Preess Olm
Sugar discovered as threat to teeth in diet study
In Ann Arbor on September 1 Science Service reports Dr. Russell W. Bunting of the University of Michigan finds tooth decay cannot be prevented by antiseptic mouthwash or toothpaste alone. Three groups of children show decay drops only with a sugar reduced diet. two-thirds with mouthwash alone develop caries, while a sugar-free diet yields no new decay and halts progression of existing cavities.
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Russell W. Bunting
University of Michigan
Bunting
Child Escapes Death After Concrete Block Crushing Near Monticello
A child was found uninjured after six men raised a nearly one ton concrete block that had trapped him. The incident occurred in Monticello New York as workers labored to free him with the block jacked up. The youth was caught in a low mood of the block and escaped its weight. Separately Paris reports honor for France’s humorist Rabelais and Allied general Foch with Tarbes and La Deviniere sites designated national monuments.
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Rabelais
Foch
Tarbes
la Deviniere
World’s largest glass factory rising in Lissitchansk Ukraine
Moscow reports construction has begun on a glass plant in Lissitchansk to be the world’s largest. The project costs 35,000,000 rubles and aims to start production by 1932, per Soviet economists. In Helena a police electric chair once used for third degree methods is destroyed by order of Circuit Judge Davenport.
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Moscow
Lissitchansk
Ukraine
Helena
Mont
W. D. Davenport
Political Refugee From Native Country Lives in Arizona
In Tucson Arizona a former Mexican undersecretary of war and once commander of Sonora General Francisco Robles Manzo lives as a political refugee. He led rebel forces in the 1929 Escobar rebellion, was defeated by federal troops and crossed into the United States with a fortune amassed in Ortiz Sonora.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
Francisco Robles Manzo
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Escobar
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Indian Slayer Suspect William Hanks Faces Federal Trial Cost
In Duluth Minnesota on September 1, the government spent $15,000 to prosecute and defend William Taylor Hanks, an Indian charged with killing three relatives. The expense covered both sides as Hanks is a federal ward.
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Duluth
Minn
William ‘Taylor Hanks
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Hanks
Broadcasts Resumed by Wilking Music Company
Night broadcasts resume at the private studio on 140 East Ohio Street. Mrs Helene Harrison, program director, announced today. Programs air Mondays through Fridays at 9 p m with Apollo hour Lives of Famous Composers Jesse French hour and Request hour.
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Apollo
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Woman Flies at 85 Hopes Flight at 100
Elizabeth Rainbow of Scarborough enjoyed a first flight at 85 and hopes to be in the air again at 100. Report notes oranges and currants added to travel gear with lemon drops deemed comforting for seafarers.
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Scarborough
England
Elizabeth Rainbow
Can't Drive, Wins Car In Charity Ford Lottery
Memphis proprietor F C Berbig, a drug store owner who cannot drive, won a new Ford in a charity lottery drawing. The prize was donated by a local organization.
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Memphis
Tenn
F. C. Berbig
Ford
Council Plans Tonight to Fix 1931 Tax Rate
City council will meet tonight to set the civil city tax rate at 1.10 per 100 dollars of property. A late study of departmental budgets failed to show cuts sufficient to lower the rate. Fred C. Gardner urged a 2 cent cut but others warned of insufficient revenue. Expenditures will be watched through the year. Indiana Taxpayers Association's Harry Miesse urged a 2 cent decrease in the levy.
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Fred C. Gardner
Harry Miesse
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Marion County Council Faces Tax Rate Cut Proposals
The Marion county council will meet Tuesday to set the 1931 tax rate amid calls from officials and taxpayers to cut costs. Commissioners proposed a 36 cent rate per $100, with possible further reductions if an economy plan is adopted, following nearly $40,000 in cuts this year and about $12,000 more recommended. William H. Book of the Chamber of Commerce urged trimming the general fund to shorten taxes, with tentative allocations across general, sinking, gravel road, and tuberculosis funds.
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Civic Affairs Committee
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Tuberculosis Fund
Book
Turant catching huge turtle hauled from Tapp Lake
Orville Brody of Park Falls, Wisconsin, reeled in a forty two pound snapper turtle while crappie fishing in Tapp Lake. Authorities consider it among the largest turtles seen in northern Wisconsin in years.
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River Returns to 1,600 Year Old Tarim Bed
Stockholm defers to Dr. Sven Hedin, the Swedish explorer, whose 25 year forecast that the Tarim River in Chinese Turkestan would abandon its new course and retake its ancient northern channel has come true. The river now runs where it did 1,600 years ago after geologic analysis showed the southern branch pendulum like swings and silt shifts.
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Stockholm
Sven Hedin
Central Asia
Tarim
Chinese Turkestan
Hedin
Accident and Health Insurance and Bond Coverage Summary
A brief notice outlines coverage categories including Auto, Burglary, Plate Glass, Workmen compensation, Fidelity and Surety bonds. It highlights the scope of protection offered and the types of risks addressed under the policy framework. The item emphasizes the insurer coverage areas and potential beneficiaries under the bond and insurance programs.
Egg shipments in Colorado produce houses top seventeen million
Loveland Colo Sept eggs shipped from Prowers county last year would feed a multitude if made into one omelet. Two produce houses here shipped more than 17 000 000 eggs during the twelve months.
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