Des Moines University Reopens Under Court Injunction
Des Moines University reopened today after an injunction halted riots and class suspensions. Trustees ordered a return to classes while the president and faculty adhere to the court order, with the aim to resume the current semester without affecting credits or degree transfers.
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Sheriff Says Lynching Incident in Macon Closed
In Macon Mississippi Sheriff Walker called the lynching of Steven Jenkins, a 68 year old Black man, closed. The mob shot him after the plantation owner Fred McBrayer, 35, was killed in a fight at Shuqulak following a contract dispute.
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Riot Squad Slays Man Barricaded in His Own Home
In Nashville on May 13 AP reports Walter Jones a 42 year old man was killed after a gun battle with a police riot squad. Jones was shot four times and died after police forced entry into the room he had barricaded himself in. Neighbors say he had been drinking and was hiding with Arsom McElhiney who lived upstairs. A dispute with his father and an older brother preceded the raid.
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Hadeen
Aarsom McElhiney
Tennessee and Virginia Weather Forecast Brief
Tennessee shows showers tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Virginia remains mostly cloudy with occasional showers tonight and Tuesday, cooler air, and light to moderate winds shifting northeast or east.
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Virginia
Five Die in Air Crashes Two Hurt in Separate Incidents
Five persons were killed and two injured in airplane crashes across Arkansas, California, and Quebec. An army pursuit ship crashed after takeoff at Little Rock injuring Lieut Clarence K Roath and killing Staff Sergeant Homer Johnson. A borrowed plane in Compton lost two pilots Raymond Kettenofen and Gordon Kettenofen. Kenneth Graham died in Eureka Kansas after his plane spun at 100 feet. Christopher Evans, chief instructor at Granby Quebec, was killed during a test flight.
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Associated Press
Homer C. Johnson
C. K. Roath
Little Rock
Galveston
Texas
Daytor
Raymond Kettenofen
Gordon
Los Angeles
Compton
Kenneth Graham
Richard Dobbs
Eureka
Kansas
Ark
Clarence K. Roath
Gabriel, Cal
Army Air Corps
Homer ©. Johnson
San
Four Million Deficit Seen in Tennessee
Nashville Tenn May 13 AP A deficit of 1 055 340 20 during the next biennial period is indicated in a statement of the state s financial condition given out by Governor Henry Horton. He studies it with a view to a possible call for an extra session of the legislature to provide the revenue to meet it. The total appropriations and estimated revenues are 31 892 681 01 and 27 777 241 05 respectively. The governor s office indicates an extra session may be called this week.
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Nasiville
Tenn
Henry H. Horton
Abandon Hone Adjourn House for Hot Days
Republican leaders reject an all summer recess and push to mold majorities for early farm relief and tariff decisions. President Hoover gathers Senate factions inviting Borah to lunch and Tess to dinner while Senator Watson rules out summer adjournment, favoring a short recess after the tariff bill.
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Congress
Jident Hoover
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Tess
Ohio
White House
Watson
Indiana
House
Finance Committee
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Fess
Sixteen Die in Ohio Traffic Weekend Collisions
Sixteen people died and 81 were injured in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend including a Cleveland Toledo bus truck crash near Toledo. Driver E D Waring and trucker Godfried Frovap jailed in Monroe Michigan as inquiry begins. The dead include Frank Cinderich H Westerman Mrs Emma Mauretius and an unidentified girl and man. Across the state a crossing crash near Canton killed Louise Moses and her family. eight more fatalities stemmed from slick streets. A separate note cites a prohibition costs debate in Washington.
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Ohio
Los Angeles
Detroit
Monroe Hospital
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Ruth
Mary
Canton
Moses
Carl Townsend
The Day in Congress and a Death Notice
The House resumes tariff debate while the Senate weighs a farm relief bill after 3 p.m. Senate judiciary committee schedules inquiry into presidential authority over public lands from oil operations. Willard A. Vose dies at 78 in Brookline, famed head of Vose and Sons Piano Co known as the dean of piano makers.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Brookline
Mass
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Dean Piano Makers
Cireles
Trial of Jack Quinn on Perjury Starts Today
Nashville May 13 AP Jack Quinn a surprise witness in the Liggett mistrial faces perjury charges arising from his defense testimony His trial precedes further action tied to the second Liggett mistrial including an alleged bribery angle involving Liggett juror Osburn and Creswell a grocer friend of Liggett.
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Jack Quinn
Walter Liggett
Liggett
Quinn
Turney Cunningham
B. P. Osburn
Rainey Creswell
Break Proof Jail Fails As Trio Of Ace Gang Escapes
Four men linked to the Asa Ace Pendleton gang escaped from Union county jail by exploiting a broken domino and stealing keys. Burnett Streiter Edwards Bray are at large near Ouachita river. Burnett Streiter Edwards faced circuit court arraignments for Junction City bank robbery.
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Ark
Asa
Ace
Edwards
Junction City
Tank
Burnett
Streiter
Union County
Bray
L. Z. Harman
Owen Edwards
Sam Eads
Tariff Schedules on Cement and Sugar Draw White House Scrutiny
The House Ways and Means proposals on building materials and sugar face White House scrutiny as President Hoover signals objections. Cement and brick duties shift from free to taxed to shield eastern and gulf manufacturers from Belgian competition, while shingles duties raise fears of harming the roofing industry. Advisors seek a sliding scale sugar plan tied to cane and domestic industries amid overproduction abroad.
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White House
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Des Moines University Trustees Deny Moral Charges
Des Moines Iowa trustees say moral charges against Dr T T Shields board president are unfounded. In Arkansas a staff sergeant is killed and a lieutenant injured as one of 36 pursuit planes crashes en route to Dayton.
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Des Moines University
T. T. Shields
Little Rock
Ark
Dayton
Standard Oil Denies Governor Long's Impeachment Charges
Standard Oil of Louisiana denies Gov. Huey P. Long's claim that it incited his impeachment. The oil firm states it never funded campaigns or discussed politics, and asserts it remains the state's largest single taxpayer as Gov. Long prepares for Senate trial tomorrow.
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D. R. Welch
Standard Oil Company
Arrests at Tennessee Mills As Guards Guard Rayon Plants
Twenty nine strikers were arrested on charges of intimidating workers at textile mills in Elizabethton Tennessee but released minutes later. Guards and National Guard troops patrolled roads and the plant to prevent clashes as reopenings at Bemberg and Glanzstoff plants proceed after a large strike.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
J. M. Moreland
National Guardsmen
Stoney Creek
Bemberg
Glanzstoff
Carriger
Watauge Development Company
Greenville Mill Workers Walk Out In Sympathy Strike
More than 500 employees at New England Southern Manufacturing in Pelzer walked out in sympathy after Dewey Cooley was discharged for soliciting funds in the mill to aid strikers at Brandon Corporation. Officials opposed fundraising in the mill but not aid to strikers. The strike affected all mills of the company tied to earlier protests over the stretch out efficiency system.
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Greenville
S. C
New England Southern Manufacturing Company
Pelzer
Brandon Corporation
Dewey Cooley
New England Southern Company
Cooley
Senate Ready for Action on Amendments
Washington May 13 More than a score of amendments to the farm relief bill remained to be acted upon by the Senate. Chairman McNary hoped the bill could pass before adjournment, while a House Senate clash over debentures looms due to Hoover's opposition and revenue rules. Negotiations have continued without result.
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Senate
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Agriculture Committee
House
Hoover O
Watson
Indiana
Lave
Governor Long Awaits Impeachment Trial Start
Governor Huey P. Long returns to Baton Rouge from a speaking tour to face the Louisiana Senate impeachment trial set to open tomorrow. He is expected to contest seven of eight charges after the April 6 House vote while the press intimidation count awaits action.
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