Final stages of Gallogly trial loom in Louisiana
In New Orleans Ada Bonner Lehouef and Dr Thomas B E Dreher face execution for the 18 month old slaying of James J Lehouer. Governor Tuey P Long alone could commute or save them as judges refused stays and execution is set for tonight in Franklin Parish.
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Jan, Sr
Tuey P. Long
Ada Bonner Lehouef
Thomas BE
Dreher
Frank
Jin
James J. Lehouer
Tralan Teupe
Whine G. Burah
United Sta Haeirr Court
United States Court of Argents
Fair and Colder After Belated Snows Forecast
The weather service predicts continued cold with belated snow diminishing. Blustery conditions are expected to ease soon as temperatures drop further, with a northern approach to a sharp cold snap. Readings yesterday ranged around the 20s, with light mist and sub inch precipitation.
Aimee Trial Dragged Out Again in Los Angeles
Los Angeles January 31 AP reports the Aimee Semple McPherson trial continues to drag as the conspiracy case involving the evangelist unfolds. The day’s proceedings reference past events and legislative connections with figures like Carlos Plan ls and the Los Angeles court system continues coverage on page four.
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Pherson
Kiddare
Rod
Carlos
17 Year Old Elinor Smith Sets Endurance Flight Record
Elinor Smith, 17, in Mitchell Field New York, set a women's endurance flight record of 13 hours 16 minutes 45 seconds using a Brunner Winkle plane. She launched yesterday afternoon, landed beyond mood lights, wore no injuries, and was assisted by attendants after a long solo flight despite multiple equipment failures. Her father Tow Smith, also a pilot, greeted her upon landing.
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Dan
Lliner Smith
Bobby Trouy
California
Smith
Long Island
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Red Nose
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Field Ope Nations
Commissio
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Rey
Ten Cops Needed to Arrest One Woman on Broadway
New York January 31 police officers needed ten men to arrest Ella K. Golson for jaywalking on Broadway. She tripped at Times Square despite patrolman admonitions. a crowd gathered as nine other officers joined the arrest. At the station she gave an address and was released.
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Band of the Law
Ella KE. Golson
Tims Square
Toosaka
Ile
MHD
America
New York Bay
John Talto
Florida
Violet
George Fried
Joseph Favarola
Dr. Tanning
Tobacco Tax Bill Tabled By Senators In Ashville
In Ashville on Jan 31 the Senate voted 8 to 13 to table the tobacco tax amendment. The measure sought to shift responsibility for seven tobacco products, an administration proposal tied to Governor Horton. The existing tobacco tax bill from Governor Peay's era would stay unchanged unless motions to reconsider succeed.
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House
Peay
Vale
Horton
Brown
Shelby
Ile
Sena
Hoover to withhold cabinet picks until after inauguration
President elect Hoover plans to delay cabinet announcements until March 4. He may present selections to the Senate in a post inauguration special session. Some choices face Senate opposition, with Donovan for attorney general and Jardine for Agriculture among uncertain confirmations. Hoover sails Long Key for big game fishing on the Saunterer. first day results to come as the yacht returns.
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Associated Press
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Hoover
Senate
Andrew Melton
the Treasury
Aingling
Redpath Bureau At Shoemaker Tomorrow Night
Gaty City January 31 sponsor ed by the senior class of Shoemaker High School Wells and Company will appear in the high school auditorium Friday evening at 8 oclock. Mr and Mrs Glen Wells who have been with the Redpath Bureau for several years will present a three act play as part of their lyceum program. The play will be preceded by a musical prelude with solos. American steamer Alaskan hits reef in Bahamas near Kiev West Florida.
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Shoemaker High School
Wells and Company
Glen Wells
Redpath Bureau
Lyceum
School Burns Kill Arkansas Principal
Allen Gilbert, superintendent of the Caraway school, died in a Jonesboro hospital from burns after a midnight fire destroyed the brick school building in Caraway, about 25 miles from Jonesboro.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Allen Gilbert
Caraway
Burns
Flu Epidemics Declining Across States and DC
Reports from 42 states and the District of Columbia show a total of 89,000 flu cases for the week ending Jan 26, down from 89,000 the prior week. The census bureau notes a general mortality rate of 17.9 per 100,000, higher than 12 a year ago.
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District of Columbia
Public Health Service Today
Census Bureau
Afghan king siege of Kabul dominates reports from Moscow to Peshawar
Afghan authorities in Moscow say Amanullah's supporters surround Kabul as they seek to regain the throne. Malik Ghaseddin of the Ghilzai tribes joins the expedition claiming supreme power in Knost province.
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Afghanistan
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Moscow
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Amanullah
Stattd
Peshawar
India
Malik Ghaseddin
Knost
Oklahoma Governor Henry Johnson Pleads Not Guilty to Impeachment
Oklahoma City January 31 Henry Johnson former governor pleads not guilty to eight impeachment articles and says he is ready for immediate trial before the Senate court. Attorney Thomas Owen confirms the plea. Trial on all 11 charges returned by the House of Representatives set for February 11.
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Oklahoma City
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Johnson
Oklahoma
Senate
Thomas H. Owen
Okathoma City
Johnston
House of Representatives
Danville Mayor Calls Pan American Highway Meet
Danville Kentucky mayor and temporary Pan American highway association chairman W O McIntyre invites delegates from Pennsylvania Virginia Texas Arkansas Kentucky and West Virginia to a February 6 meeting in Danville to finalize the group and pursue routing Danville onto the promised highway path.
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Danvilel
Pan American Highway Association
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Virginia
Texas
Arkansas
Kentucky
West Virginia
Jury expected to get second thrill slayer case today
Atlanta dispatch reports the Richard Gallogly trial entering final stages as the jury was to receive the case late in the afternoon. Solicitor general’s office prepared to close for the state, with defense counsel Paul Etheridge continuing the summation and Harsh’s confession cited in Gallogly’s testimony. Four hours were allotted to each side for closing arguments amid the gunman case tied to Willard Smith’s fatal holdout. Fire destroys theatre in Greensburg with six stores harmed and hotel damage amid a $150000 loss.
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Richard Gallogly
BE. A. Stephens
Paul Etheridge
Sam T. Hewlett
Boykin
Etheridge
Rewben R. Arnold
Anish
Young Gallogly
Willard Smith
George Harsh
Gallogly
Harsh
Senate, House Status Delays Marked by Deficiency Bill
Washington dispatch notes slow movement as the House weighs sending the amended deficiency bill to the Senate for conference. Debate centers on added shipboard enforcement funding while leaders of the dry forces mull voting intentions amid ongoing party divisions.
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Senate
Washington
Antion
Hali
Melon
Daughters of Mark Hanna Target in Party Feud
Lottie Holman O Neill state representative publicly assails Ruth Hanna McCormick congresswoman elect, calling her ambition bossy and part of a pushy faction. O Neill resigns as vice president of the Harris Republican Women’s club as tensions widen with leadership and committee posts debated ahead of the Illinois Republican convention.
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Finois
Lottie Holman O’neill
Mark Hanna
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinoia
Brooks
O'Neill
House Committee On Education
O'Neil
David ‘Shanahan
Lous L. Emmierson
Ruth Hanna McCarmick
Ick
Kansas City
McCarmel
Bertha Baur
Chicaseu
Republian
Trotsky Exiled to Turkey Reported En Route
London dispatches report Leon Trotsky, former Russian Red Army leader, traveling toward exile in Turkey. Turkish government will shelter him in Angora as Soviet officials confirm banishment by the Politburo with Stalin as chief proponent.
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Turkey
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Sreon Trotzky
Red Army
Angora
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Constantinopis
Trotzky
Polit Bureau
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
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