Three to Be Tried: Hailey Faith Bound for November Court
Preliminary hearing in Lawrence for J T Hailey Faith and Walter Chase resulted in bound over to district court for trial in November on first degree robbery and related charges. Coulter testified the July theft near Baldwin involved threats with a knife. Bonds set at 2000 for Hailey and Faith. Chase Bond posted. A B Hailey not yet arrested. judge Springer noted.
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Coulter
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Chase
Cool Weather Grips Kansas With Moderate Temperatures
Topeka dispatch reports comfortable summer weather across Kansas with highs around 85 to 94 degrees and no immediate heat wave. Cloudy skies linger nationwide as forecasters note cool trends in the far northwest and scattered possible showers in the next several hours.
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Tribune
Zionist calls on world to help balk Hitlerism
Dr. Nahum Sokolow, president of the World Zionist Organization, denounces a Prussian landtag proposal to confiscate eastern European Jews property as barbaric and reminiscent of the Middle Ages. He urges global protests to overcome Hitlerism.
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London
Nahum Sokolow
World Zionist Organization
Landtag
Europe
United States
Sokolow
White Race Acclimatized in Manila
A Manila AP report states that a survey of Americans in Manila found tropical living not unhealthy for whites. Death rates averaged 9.92 per thousand from 1921 to 1930, lower than the U S rate of 11.86. Major George F Lull and Dr L Lopez Rizal cautioned age differences affect the comparison.
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Manila
Tropics
United States
George F. Lull
L. Lopez-Rizal
Synagogue Ruins Reveal Ancient Church Builders
Jerusalem AP reports discovery at El Hamma where an ancient synagogue paved with fine mosaics has been uncovered near the convergence of Palestine Syria and Trans-Jordan frontier areas. The find suggests early church builders used the site amid regional religious intersections.
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Jerusalem
el Hamma
Palestine
Syria
Trans-Jordania
Hebrew University excavation license granted at Jerusalem
In the central nave two mosaic panels in Judaeo Aramaic honor building benefactors. Hebrew University of Jerusalem secures a license to excavate the ruins. Archaeologist Dr. E L Sukenik, noted authority on ancient synagogues, leads the work. Journal-World want ads promise quick results.
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Hebrew University At Jerusalem
E. L. Sukenik
East Texas Oil Field Leads With 6000 Wells
East Texas oil field has completed more than 6000 gushers in a year and a half, a record for any field. Over one third of wells are near Longview, Texas, amid a boom that began when the field opened. Total crude output neared 160 million barrels with daily production around 50 thousand barrels. The report also notes a reference to Japan’s smaller standard baseball.
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Longview
Tex
East Texas
Japan
Record of 27 federal executions observed by U.S. marshal
McAlester Oklahoma AP deputy U S marshal Jim Wilkinson recalls witnessing 27 executions dating to the Parker era at Fort Smith. He recalls the Panola Indian Lillan Lewis hanging with a misapplied marker and Indians acting during the attempt. Also notes trench silo use in Clemson and California hunter fatalities.
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Fort Smith
Indian Territory
Lillan Lewis
Panola
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