Terrorism Ended in New Mexico Night Riders Convicted
In Santa Fe New Mexico on June 2 a band of masked riders terrorized the Arriba district for six years burning pillaging and killing. Felix Lovato led the group and received a 15 year penitentiary sentence. Two members remain at large as private detective H C Martin secured evidence leading to convictions.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Felix Lovato
Nightriders
Arriba
H.C. Martin
Berkeley scholars denounce race mixing bans in California
Dr Max Rudin UC Berkeley law professor told a California social work conference that state attempts to bar racial mixtures and marriages have failed. He criticized a ruling classifying Filipinos as Mongolians and argued legislatures ignore anthropological factors while assuming racial inferiority. Dr Holmes, zoologist, noted science offers no clear answer on advantages of racial mixing.
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Berkeley
Cal
California
Max Rudin
University of California
California Conference On Social Work
Radin
Din
Holmes
Ape Revealed in Richland County Bootleg Mystery
Mansfield residents reported a large ape roaming northern Richland County at night. Investigators learned the creature was a bootlegger hiding liquor in the woods, using a fur coat to disguise himself as he fled as dusk fell. The man reportedly left the county recently.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Richland County
Angalion
Aaron Davis
Aaron
Brooklyn Doctor Stabbing Death Shocks City
In Brooklyn a 58 year old physician Dr George Edward Deely was found dead with eight stab wounds after an attempted strangling. Police say revenge motive suspected though no suspects yet. Investigators seek former servants for questioning.
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New York
Brooklyn
George Edward Deely
Mulrooney
Deely
Deeley
Imitation Use Advertised in New Orleans Establishments
UPI reports June 2 that New Orleans restaurants boarding houses and hotels must display placards when using imitation butter substitutes. Dr. O Hara, president of the state board of health, vows strong enforcement of the law governing substitutes and requires clear notices in all such establishments.
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New Orleans
UPI
O'Hara
State Board of Health
Bootlegger's Belt Buckle Labels Slidell King
New Orleans June 2. Joe Martin of St. Tammany Parish appeared before U S commissioners wearing a six inch belt buckle inscribed Bootlegging King of Slidell with images of two men drinking. A separate item notes a find of two skulls nine miles northwest of here with one jawbone unusually large and teeth in excellent condition.
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New Orleans
Joe Martin
St. Tammany Parish
United States
Slidell
Here
WITCH HISTORY FOUND IN PAPERS OF LOCAL DEAD DOCTOR
WUP reports Dr. Anna E. Broomall left an unpublished manuscript on witches in the area. In Mesa Arizona the Latter Day Saints church runs a swimming pool and a dance hall for community service and profit. New York and California each registered over 2,090,000 motor vehicles last year.
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WUP
Anna E. Broomall
Mesa
Ariz
U.P
Latter Day Saints
New York
California
Monument planned for aviator Urban Diteman Jr in Yakima
In Billings Montana on June 2 a monument titled Where Dreams Are Born will honor Urban F. Diteman Jr a cowboy aviator who died attempting the Atlantic flight. The statue echoes a Portland drawing showing a cowboy on a range with The Golden Hind overhead reflecting Drake’s ship.
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Billings
Mont
Atlantic
Yakima
Wash
Urban F. Diteman, Jr
Billings Stockman
Alisd
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Tise Reynolds
Portland Oregonian
Francis Drake
Diteman
Meighan Triumphs In New El Portal Film Young Sinners
Thomas Meighan returns to the screen in Young Sinners at the El Portal theatre. Fox comedy drama portrays a rebellious youth reformed by a rugged trainer with solid performances from Hardie Albright Dorothy Jordan and Cecelia Loftus as well as James Kirkwood and Edmund Breese in supporting roles.
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Thomas Meighan
Fox
el Portal Theatre
Kan
Hardie Albright
Dorothy Jordan
Cecilia Loftus
James Kirkwood
Edmund Breese
Sawing Diamonds in New York Reveals New Tool
An American device that saws through the hardest diamonds proves more efficient and economical than cleaving. The thin metal disc spins at high speed and can cut a rough diamond in roughly a full day.
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New York
Legion Post to Convene Tonight in Las Vegas
A Las Vegas American Legion meeting will convene tonight to discuss department affairs. George W. Malone national executive committeeman A E Cahlan department commander and A C Grant department adjutant will address the gathering.
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Las Vegas
The
American Legion
George W. Malone
A. E. Cahlan
A. C. Grant
De Mille to Receive Honorary Degree at Penn Military College
Chester Pa June 2 noted director De Mille will be awarded the honorary doctor of letters at the Pennylvania Military College commencement on June 9. Also to be honored are Owen J Roberts Henry L Samon and General Hanson E Sly. Mrs Mary Sturgill found gold items in a chicken's craw in Oregon.
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Chester
de Mille
Pennylvania Military College
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Henry L. Samson
Hanson Edward Sly
Second Corps
United States Army
Unoon, Ore
Mary Sturgill
Rotarian Fights One Vote Jinx in El Paso
El Paso Texas June 2 Stanley Stretton faces a one vote jinx to become president of the El Paso Rotary club. In the last election he was defeated by one vote to B W Lewis and in a prior year he lost by one to Oscar Allen.
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EL Paso
Texas
Stanley Stretton
Imprisoned Toad Freed After Wall Demolished in Nantucket
A normal healthy toad believed trapped since 1910 emerged when a cement wall under George C. Gardner's home was demolished in Nantucket on June 2. The creature had apparently been imprisoned for 21 years, surviving in the wall until the structure came down.
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Nantucket
Mass
U. A
George C. Gardner
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