Jury told girl part of conspiracy in Pantages case
Superior Judge Turrentine ruled Lydia Nitto, a complained witness in the Hollywood girl mart case, was an accomplice to the felony conspiracy only if her status as a minor and corroborating evidence are proven. The jury must find Nitto’s testimony supported by independent facts to convict Alexander Pantages and three codefendants of conspiracy.
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San Diego
L. N. Turcentine
Lydia Nitto
Alexander Pantages
Courb
Pantages
Jesse Y W. Shreve
Olive Clark Day
William Jobelmaan
Hollywood
Mart
Miss Nitto
Iinor
Turrentine
Helen Livingston
John P. Mills
Miss Livingston
Mills
Ailegen
Defending Champion Eliminated In Trans Miss Golf Tourney
In St Louis at St Louis Country Club Oklahoma City’s Clarke, the defending champion, fell in the second round 2 and 2 to Mrs J Walter Beyer of Tulsa, the state champion. Lucille Robinson of Des Moines advanced to the third round by defeating Mrs Perry Fisk of De Kalb Indiana 6 and 5 after shooting even par and carding three birdies on the outward nine.
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St.louis Country Club
Dans
Hulbert
Clarke
Oklahoma City
J. Walter Beyer
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oday
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Perry Fisk
DeKalb
Miss Robinson
Big Federal Deficit Increases as June 15 Toll Rises
Washington reports a sharp rise in the federal deficit to 1,099,903,063 on June 15 as second quarter income tax tabulations show 511,948,411 and first quarter receipts reach 13,100,000. Treasury officials still expect year end total under Hoover’s 850,000,000 estimate despite the day’s larger outlay.
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Washington
Treasury
Hoover
Protest Over Deportation of Cardinal Segura in Spain
Madrid report states Papal Nuncio Federico Tedeschini delivered a Vatican note to Foreign Minister Lerroux protesting Cardinal Segura's deportation to France. The note, described as strongly worded, marks a fourth Vatican protest since last month’s anti Catholic riots. Churches and Catholic groups have also filed further protests with the Spanish government.
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Madrid
Federico Tedeschini
Spain
Todey
Lerraux
Pope Pius
Cardinal Segura
France
Vatican
Soviet Industrial Overview of Five Year Plan Sectors
A survey lists oil wells, refinery steam plants, hydro power, coal mines, peat works, iron mines, chemical plants, steel and metal industries, textiles, leather, building materials, paper mills, grain elevators, fish canning, sugar refineries, food industries, textile and farm outputs, and nonpipe lines under the Five Year Plan framework in Soviet Russia. It notes cities and farms connected to these sectors and outlines planned expansion across diverse industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine of Wall Street
Industrial
Agricul
Soviet
Russia
Fall Seeks Clemency as Hoover Slams Betrayers in Ohio Speech
Ex Secretary Albert B Fall awaits word from physicians in El Paso Texas on his ability to serve a year in prison for bribery related to oil lands. President Hoover had denounced traitors to Harding during the Mallon Ohio dedication, signaling no clemency.
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el Paso
Tex
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Hoover
Harding
Mallon
Ohio
Mrr
Warren G. Harding
Fall
Texas
Edward L. Doheny
Supremeeourt
Two Small Missouri Banks Fail in Separate Closures
The Missouri finance department reports two small banks closed. Bank of Lilbourn in New Madrid county had 124 008 in resources with 97 000 loans and 77 861 deposits. Bank of Weableau in Hickory county had 142 472 resources with 125 846 loans and 74 548 deposits. Bank officials named to oversee each bank. First failures since May 12.
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Missouri
State Finance Department
Bank of
Bank of Lilbourn
Truman W. Richards
Bank of Weaublena
Counterfeiters Held in Virginia
Kansas City reports that Everett Deppe, arrested in Charleston West Virginia, is charged by U S district attorney with conspiracy to counterfeit United States money. He is linked to a counterfeiting ring near Joplin with eight members already sentenced. Removal proceedings aim to bring him to Joplin for trial. additional charges possible in Charleston.
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Kansas City
Chet Keyes
United States District Attorney
Everett Deppe
Charleston
W. Va
United States
Deppe
Joplin
Keyes
A Fortune In Furniture Mrs Ruby Chapman’s French Reproduction Boom
Mrs Ruby Chapman founder of Jacques Bodart Inc built a furniture empire around authentic 18th century French pieces reproduced in France. From a Regence chair begun ten years ago her operation grew to Paris factories, New York showrooms, and Walton Hotel suites. She splits time between Paris and New York with her son now joining the business.
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Ruby
New York
Sultan Shahtiyar
Bagdad
Regence
Chapman
Jacques Bodart, Inc
France
St. Louis
Capt
Paris Island
Teanute
S Chapman
Paris
Polignat House
jRight
Hawks Show Europe Speed on London Rome Flight
Croydon England June VI AP Frank Hawks fulfilled a promise to his British friends by breakfasting in London, reaching Rome at 10:10, departing at 1:00, and landing back in Croydon at 6:00 p.m. He averaged about 200 mph on the southbound leg, slower on the return with headwinds.
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Croydon
England
Frank Hawks
London
I Neech
Rome
Missouri crops near ideal weather despite hail in Boone
The Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin reports near ideal statewide conditions with four degrees above normal temperatures and 5.55 inches of rainfall to date. Some hail and local flooding caused minor damage in Marion, Mounse, and Boone counties while Hannibal saw the heaviest rain and Sikeston the lightest. Harvesting begins in southeastern and Ozark counties as wheat advances and corn shows strong growth.
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Columbia
Missouri
U. S. Weather Bureau
Holt County
Marion
Mourse
Boone
Ozark
Hannibal
Sikeston
Bermuda Motor Ship Sunk Off Bermuda Pier Fire Blazes
Hamilton Bermuda June 17 API The motor ship Bermuda operated by Furners Bermuda Line between here and New York sank near the pier as a fire raged from about 2 20 am. By 3 30 three decks were afire and the stern settled on the coral bottom. Captain Harry Davis directed the firemen as flames spread through the vessel. Tourists watched from the waterfront as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Furners-Bermuda Line
Here
New York
Harry Davis
Newspaper boys stage sales contest at Asheville convention
Eight newsboys, forming four two man teams, competed in the first animal newspaper boys salesmanship demonstration for a bronze statue. Teams from Denver Rocky Mountain News Asheville Citizen Times Raleigh News and Observer Greenville News challenged for the prize while a potential subscriber role was acted out at the International Circulation Managers Association meeting.
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Asheville
NM. c
International Circulation Managers Association
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Denver Rocky ,Mountain News
Asheville Citizen-Times
Dole Controversy Continues in Detroit
June 17 report from Detroit shows Mayor Murphy and officials pressing Edsel Ford to take over welfare duties for 4,200 former Ford workers. Superintendent Dolan requested Ford Motor Company care for its own unemployed families after Ford officials claimed the company handled its welfare cases.
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Detroit
Murphy
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Thomas E. Dolan
Harry H. Bennett
Fore
Ford
Dolan
Edssel Ford
Ford Company
Wheat Excellent Poultry Feed Says County Farm Agent
County farm agent notes high wheat yield and expected low prices will push crops to live stock feed. Corn is short on Gale county upland farms due to severe drought last year. Missouri Experiment Station tests show adding wheat to hog or flock rations increases pork production when corn and wheat are balanced. Rations include 15 percent meat scrap, 5 percent dried milk, 1 percent salt.
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Gale County
Paul.tyy
Missouri Experiment Station
Touring Mayor for Prohibition Repeal
Mayor James L. Key of Atlanta while touring France with other American mayors asserts the eighteenth amendment was passed willingly in wartime and should be submitted to the people in peacetime for fairness and consideration.
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S.ile DE France
James L. Key
Atlanta
Georgia
France
America
Women blamed for business mood at ad federation meeting
New York June 17 AP a woman speaker at the Advertising Federation of America blamed men for the business mood decline saying they retard buying while women could have kept things going. Catherine McNellis of Tower Magazines Inc urged change in women’s role noting shifts in culture and consumer focus including clothing and culture.
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New York
Advertising Federation of America Today
Catherine McNeilis
Tower Magazines Inc
Federation of Women’s Advertising Clubs
Anna Steese Richardson
Good Citizenship Bureau
Radium Poisoning Claims 20th Victim at U S Radium
Newark New Jersey June 17 AP report says radium poisoning has claimed its twentieth victim among former employees of the United States Radium Corporation plant now closed. The latest death is Irene Frances La Porte.
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Newark
United States Radium Corporation
Irene Frances la Porte
Radium Exposure Linked to Woman’s Death
Medical examiner Harrison S. Martland reports Mrs. La Porte died from a hip and thigh sarcoma caused by radium ingestion while burning luminous watch dials. The case ties occupational radium exposure to a fatal cancer developing during the night.
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Harrison S. Martland
la Porte
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Weather Bureau
Ozarks
Burmuda Burred
J.C. Senators
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ST. Louis Swallows
Reed Bros
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Dole
T. F. Lueber
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