Baseball star Telus his side of wild party
Harley Boss Cleveland first baseman testified in court denying Miss Lillian Mitchell’s charge that he struck her in the face during a party at his Cleveland apartment on April 19. Mitchell seeks $50,000 in damages claiming a beating and injuries. Boss described the evening as a quiet talk with another guest gone.
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Harley Boss
Cleveland
Miss Mitchell
Chicago
Cleveland Baseball Club
Lillian Eloise Mitchell
Boss
William ¢. McGah
Attorney McGah
Frank Pullak
Sam Hale
Boss and Miss Mitchell Fight Over Pay and Company
The exchange covers diverse topics from personal tribulations to a big league player’s life. Miss Mitchell presses her claim of value in EF, Boss cites unpaid pay and training needs. A confrontation ends with Boss ejecting her, then a Cleveland call about a $50,000 damage suit in Chicago.
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Boss
Bess
Cleveland
Chicago
Wood And Shute Tie For The British Open Championship
St Andrews Scotland July 7 two youthful American professionals Densmore Shute of Philadelphia and Craig Wand of Deal New Jersey tied for the British Open with 292 totals for 72 holes. Shute and Wood will play off at 46 holes tomorrow for the title.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Americ
Densmore Shute
Philadelphia
Craig Wand
Deal
New Jersey
Shute
Wood
Gene Sarazen
Fireman Drowns In White River
Alfred G. Prilon, 34, of the Webster Groves Fire Department, drowned last night in the north fork of White River, 34 miles west of West Plains, after an epileptic attack caused him to fall from a row boat during a Webster Groves fishing party. His body was recovered early today.
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West Plains
Alfred G. Prilon
Webster Groves
North Fork
White River
Here
Johnson Warns Purchasing Power Must Rise To Avert Collapse
National recovery administrator Hugh S. Johnson warned that industry must raise purchasing power through higher wages to counteract speculative production. He said production has surged to feed a speculative buyers market and without increased public buying power the market may collapse.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
Johnson
Goebel Convicted in Massive Mail Fraud Case
New York July 1 Goebel and eight others were convicted of using the mails to defraud in selling stock of the National Diversified Corporation formed to fund a "clean motion picture movement." The 109 day trial secured over 4 million dollars from about 6000 investors, many Catholic priests and laymen.
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New York
Capi—Ohto
Goebel
Defaud
National Diversified Corporation
National Diversifier Corporation
Aged beer seller shoots attacker in Missouri
Arch Young, 57, of Hartville, was near death after a gunshot wound believed to be fired by Frank Creaser, 85, at Creaser’s home in Springfield yesterday. The fight began when Creaser ordered Young to leave. Young knocked him down, a neighbor intervened, and Creaser fired as Young advanced.
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Springfield
Arch Young
Hartville
Frank Creaser
Creaser
Iis
Young
Greaser
4-H Club Members In Health Contest
Nearly 15 000 Missouri 4-H club youths compete in county health contests to name state health champions for the national club congress in Chicago. County representatives will be tested during the state round-up August 7 to 11 to select state winners.
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Columbia
Missouri
Chicago
Interior Dept Purged by Progressive Reformers
Washington July 7 The Interior Department is now led by a strong team of progressives and watchdogs under Secretary Harald L. Ickes. The new group replaces the old regime tied to special interests, with Oscar L. Chapman Harry A Slattery Louis R. Gravis Nathan R. Margold Charles Fahy and Indian Commissioner John Collier among the liberal reformers shaping policy and policing large public works programs and Indian affairs.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Department of the Interior
Harald L. Ickes
Ballinger
Teapol Dame
Power Trust
Ickes
Chicago
Tllinois Hull Moose
Sam Tinsull
Tekes
Oscar L. Chapman
Edward P. Costigan
Colorado Independent
Costigan
Ben Lindsey
Harry A. Slattery
Woodrow Wilson
National Manufacturers’ Association
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Louis R. Gravis
Department
Teapot Dome
Indian Bureau
Toyehe
Nathan R. Margold
Charles Fahy
Young Margoldgold
New York City
Interior Department
Fahy
John Collier
Gondola Test At Akron Successful And Promising
AP reports Lieutenant Commander T G W Settle and civilian engineer Frank M Hobson completed an eight hour gondola ascent in Akron. Settle will pilot Jean Piccard to the stratosphere from Chicago in ten days. Both men say they felt well and the air, rich with oxygen, was exhilarating.
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Akron
T. G. W. Settle
Frank M. Hobson
Navy
Lieut. Settle
Jean Piccard
Chicago
Hobson
Robbers Shoot Family Then Fire Home in La Junta
In La Junta Colorado a gunmen shot four people, killing Mary Russell and an unidentified man in a charred house. John Russell, about 60, survived a head wound and was hospitalized, telling city official Ed Oberling that two men entered at about 7:30 am, shot the brother, then fatally wounded the sister before setting the residence ablaze.
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LA Junta
Colo
Mary Russell
John Russell
Russell
Ed Qoberling
Oberling
May crude petroleum production rises per Bureau of Mines
The Bureau of Mines reports May domestic crude petroleum production at 84,747,000 barrels, up from 68,523,000 in the same month last year and above April’s 65,313,000 barrels.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Aimee McPherson Hutton Leaves Hospital Quietly
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, noted American evangelist, apparently recovered from a recent operation and slipped from the American Hospital without informing hospital authorities or her private physician. She left in a taxicab with a private nurse and gave no address, signaling plans to return to Switzerland.
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Paris
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Italian air armada awaits favorable weather to reach Chicago
General Italo Balbo stated by wireless that the fourth stage of the 24 seaplanes cruise to Chicago would be delayed until weather improves. The fleet had just reached Reykjavik, Greenland, after completing the prior leg.
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Rome
Chicago
Italo Balbo
Nect
Reykjavik
Greenland
Olson wins verdict in suit over murder case intrigue
Rockford Illinois July 7 Henry T Olson who fled to New Orleans six years ago to avoid a life term for a crime he did not commit won a 29250 verdict for damages from the attorney who defended him Olson charged Harry B North former state's attorney knew the two boys committed the murder but let Olson be convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the Floyd Stoller slaying at a gasoline station The jury agreed with Olson and the case was pending a new trial motion
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Rockford
Ill
Henry T. Olson
New Orleans
Olson
Harry 8. North
Floyd Stoller
Mahan
North
Olson Returns From Seclusion After Murder Trial Twist
In a dramatic sequence, Olson had sued for 50 000 before vanishing and forfeiting a 10 000 bond. He was living in New Orleans when two youths confessed to murder, revealing the actual criminals who received long sentences. Olson was located in Louisiana and returned home, as rumors suggested his attorney may have known the killers.
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New Orleans
George Bills
Maurie Mahan
Stoller
Hunt
Olson
Louisiana
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