Labor 10 Fight Confirms Parker Opposition in Senate Hearings
William Green of the American Federation of Labor testifies against Judge John J. Parker's Supreme Court confirmation. He cites Parker's mining case ruling and notes labor opposition to Parker, while North Carolina figures defend his fairness.
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LABOR
Judge Parker
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Iunday
Organized Labor
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Gardner
Governor Gardener
Parker
Barker
Olir
Green
United Mine Workers
Red Jacket Coal and Coke Company
West Virginia
Pretty Teacher Held for Counterfeiting
Miss Pansy Coats a 20 year old former Texas county school teacher was arraigned in Springfield Missouri on counterfeiting charges after a seven page confession she made to U S Secret Service agents about making spurious twenty dollar bills with watercolor paints. Investigators traced purchases for expensive paper to her home and found counterfeiting equipment there. She had posed as an artist and had attempted to start an art school in Cabool Missouri. Her condition at a local residence was reported as improved.
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Springfield
Pansy Coats
Texas
Simmons
Texas County
Houston
U. S
Secret Service
Kansas City
St. Louis
Seadool
Miss Coats
Rome
Lloyd M. McGregory
Coats
Simons
Immons
McGregory
Cabool
Multiple Missouri Homicides and Investigations Reported
In Kansas City a middle aged woman was found beaten to death in a rooming house after an unidentified man accompanied her to view a room. Willis Bryant died of bullet wounds in Excelsior Springs after his sister's ex husband fired. Gas poisoning suspected in a Kansas City death with open heater connection. A Fulton farmer died from a runaway team in a farm accident. Ralph Pierson, former Buckingham Hotel Annex stockholder, released on bond while facing murder and arson indictments in St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Mattie Wallace
Excelsior Springs
Willis Bryant
Virgil Summers
Bryant
Summers
Charles Haynes
Alta Stringham
ST. Louis
Ralph Pierson
Buckingham Hotel
Mooney Air Flight Attempt Ends in Field
Albert W. Mooney’s bid for a transcontinental light plane record ended when his engine failed five miles north of Port Wayne Indiana at 7 12 am central time after a takeoff from Los Angeles. He landed in a pasture, notified Mooney Aircraft officials, and went to a hotel to rest.
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Ind
Albert W.W. Mooney
Here
Mooney
Los Angeles
Calif
Mooney AirCraft Company
Wichite
Kansas
Red Lord
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