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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 8, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy cooler the evening Republican third Elu Hon vol xxxxv1 Mitchell s. D. Thursday August 8, 1929 twelve pages number 259 Hooper brides repent at Snook weeps now its to be around the world Many cannot even recall wedding vows newly wed a comes to to find strange Man her Hubby beating her divorce a Mills Busy Crown Point ind., aug. So Fly the r Aal Road to Romance takes a Detour Here to tile divorce courts. Crown Point Only 40 Swift Miles away As lipid flies is Chicago s Gretna Green. Ands Quot whoopee brides re yearly and take solemn that they later decide they an. Sometimes they can tas he tells about murder the Elope vows pvn remember the words. Then they scamper for the Courta Ristic relations to weep and i have declared no contest a mayor they wed a dare maybe is a i Rue Romance but often its the Eav Climax a Quot whoopee party that s Why they re Given the sobriquet whoopee the Carriage License Bureau is an important Industry Here Abd has been for yearn. One judge retired As Early As 1915 with a Fortune is 1 amazed at $50,000. He had marred More than 15,000 couples. 4.000 a year his average Jug h. E. Kemp has married More than twice that number. He j ties the knot for about 4,000 a year. N his a marriage parlor a just across j inst amp so u. A needs Hore legion to drive urged upon the couple for a Dollar. Kemp has thousands tiny slush lined boxes cocoons that have watched Many a matrimonial venture they used to hold wedding Congress to be asked for committee appointments judge h. E. Kemp Crown Point ind., not Only marries them but Sells them rings As shown by the boxes around Bim. Beatrice Kemmett Debus Chicago inset Learned after a frolicsome evening she had been married at Crown Point and she regrets it greatly. Prisons claim for members rings. More buildings As result uprisings evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Face commander Morrison by Vincent Hoyman associated press staff writer n n i i under the leadership newly Washington d. A. Aug. 8�?fol firer no knt de Wing the summer outbreaks in i elected officers South Dakota a Kemp has done Well at $5 a mar Page. Or whatever the bridegroom links right. Rudolph Valentino one Crown Points celebrated customers thought it Worth $50. It s not hard to get married in so Pouwe Mae mate fat the Federal Penitentiary at apartment american legion today whoopee Bride said explaining Leavenworth and the state prison at was preparing to Bend efforts to hat Thev didst ask embarrassing Auburn n. Y., attributed in part wards increased membership Effi questions. A they even have rings it to Over crowded conditions officials Cliency and activities during the la read a1 sizes Here Are planning a drive for legis Clieny Ana activities during a by when they come out the lation to increase Federal prison a j coming year. Aze Many a the girls wish it ditties at the next session Ron j need added membership was had t been so easy. Chicago Slat i Gress. 1 stressed continually by nearly two St and most spectacular Quot whoopee j president tnworfh11 i thousand legionnaires and Auxin Irio a Tua Tanpa pm Matt Debus. Niz Ance one Leavenworth Case and is studying the report submit j Ary members who closed a three Day Ted by the special House committee i convention Here yesterday. Beatrice went a Narv ast year after a Survey Federal i guidance the leg1,0? rested tune 27. Shet woke up the mom prisons throughout the country moral Stuffl Kadoka news a inv 4 to find a strange this report demanded immediate j Paperman. Who Defeated George amp a Man to provide enlarged quarters Fjader. Lak by a vote Quot whats Theu cider Abe aked for . In i e 2.9 to 225 in the race for Comman a i 7ip� i pot a right to beat you committee found that present a hers nip. Mrs. Hattie Bannister the Suranee. Cities were Quot grossly inadequate Watertown was unanimously e ride. Beatrice Kemmett irises that very thing. Wakened by beating in your husband a the strange elect be Iran told her and that Many state and county cd auxiliary president. Showed her a marriage cer prisons in which Federal prisoners next year s convention at Sioux Etc a More it into shreds serving less than a year Are con Falls will find a legion police guard a Thern to Tor face in he fined ire Over crowded. I Ltd duty if a Resolution passed at the a a a a a a c Osing session is carried out. The Phem in her face. Then he fined Ane Over crowded Sifi #1 hah a it set sit top prisons c re incl a r Nils Rith Nervd to official figures obtained Here to Ruso Ivaon. Introduced by Arthur Rte and 5sss she w As life. De j Day indicate that the five Federal a tem Watertown horned the i. My trip Crux non it a High prisons three Are crowded beyond department commander and execute Ratta her fiends told her in Normal capacity. Tive committee to appoint a Provost is the r Worth i Ard Quot to cooperate with municipal is. Pikto for 2,000 i and ties to secure pro defendant declares to struck Theora Down to save own life quarrelsome says court room Columbus o., aug. 8.�? up a . James h. Snook wept the witness stand today As he told the jury in his first degree murder Ial today How he killed Theora Hix. As he approached the telling the fatal minute when he struck the first Hammer blow the girl s head the steady voice faltered his eyes filled with tear. And he cried openly. For More than a rail minute he sat struggling for spech and dabbing at his eyes with his handkerchief. Or. Snook testified that he struck the first blow to project himself from an attack by the girl As they sat in his car parked a lonely Rifle Range. Blow stopped her the blow stopped her lie said and she jumped Quot from the car shouting a Damn you Iti kid you her purse was in her hand and the defendant fighting for his Ute from the witness chair declared he thought she had a pistol in the purse and was leaving the car to shoot him. A i was sure she was going to shoot me. My Only thought was to Stop her. I sprang alter her and struck Ner . Snook at any time that night when you struck the first second third blow did you intend to kill Theora Hix a Max Seyfert defense attorney asked. A heavens no she was a Good Friend mine. I never thought she would do says Theora quarrelled Snook took the witness chair yesterday in his own defense unruffled he told the Story his love affair with miss Hix but at adjournment had not reached the part the narrative that dealt with her death. Several times he said she induced him to take exc Tant Narcot j ies with her and had been Quad i re some and disagreeable for several months before her death. Snook testified that she had threatened to kill him several occasions. Or. H. Snook charged from the witness stand late today that the confession which he made a week after the killing was dictated by prosecutor Chester and that it did not come from rim As tre Story the Croc. He denied that he had Ever admitted cutting the girl s Throat. Quot detective Chirt Shellenberger fenced she was going to marry i prisoners housed 3,758 inmates Dur . Then they had More drinks in amp at Atlanta flaring the ceremony. Beatrice says Penitentiary at Atlanta m had to be held up. Now she a i Chicago courts to annul her carnage. B with a capacity Al Imo Baa 1.250 line planned i the Mcneil Island Penitentiary per policing at All reorganization planned legionnaires Tod a regarded ado ga., with a Cai City 2,000. There Ion a report internal organic ration committee As port ending increased efficiency in the future. Reorganization units Model plan agreed udon Graf starts first Globe girdling hop Zeppelin reported 160 Miles off Maine coast Early today hits 90 mile clip Portland me., aug. 8�? up a the Graf Zeppelin the first leg her proposed world girdling flight passed the Maine coast although Many Miles off the Mainland Early today reporting that All was going Well. It was estimated she was making about 90 Miles an hour. The dirigible was about 200 Miles Southeast Portland at 4 04 a. A. S. T. At that time she was off Georges fishing Banks far off the Nova Scotia coast. At 5 12 S. T. She was approximately 245 Miles East Nantucket mass. The Zeppelin at that time was holding True to the course indicated by . Hugo Eckener its commander before he left Lakehurst this morning for Germany. He headed up the coast for Newfoundland and the great Circle to Cross the Atlantic Ocean. Above is a photograph the Graz Zeppelin the giant German air liner which let its hangar at Lakehurst n. J., last night a trip around the world. In the to a left hand Corner is a View the control room the big dirigible. A the top the Graf is shown As it sailed Over new York City its recent arrival from Germany. In the Center is a snap shot an aeon ii Are Over which the big Airship passed her last trans Atlantic flight and at the lower right is pictured one the Forward motor fuselages taken from the one immediately aft while the Zep was in flight. Board ignores Pleason wheat will not enter Market to stabilize prices blames Farmers by Raymond z. Henle associated press staff writer Washington. D. C., aug. 8�? up a the Federal farm Board has refused to engage in wheat stabilization j to abolished a re discount rate 6 operations in spite insistent re per cent All classes paper quests to do so As a Means pre-1 All maturities effective aug 9. Re discount rate Wickersham to raised in n. Head dry probe action follows highest total brokers Loans in history washing a d. C., aug. 8.�? up a the Federal Reserve Board announced today that the Federal Reserve Bank new York has is vent my recurrence tue Day s six cent Market Price drop. Telegraphic appeals to buy up the re discount rate the Feder and Reserve Bank new York is now 5 per cent. The announcement the in the surplus wheat and store it in old me that i had to say some any available place have flooded crease was made at the conclusion a two Day meeting the gov Emory the regional Federal re-1 a a. Serve Banks with the Board. Wu1 induct this investigation. Tutov Tod the Board s offices 14 has decided a a a however to await perfection the machinery the Farmers National appointment three important Ito i it Mon Aidt in Washington state has a Capac i committees was before new com do Lixun Amno Ity 100� with 927 inmates and blander As a result action at the new York n. Y., aug. 8�? a5 a j the Industrial institution for to convention. Committee five is ionization the new York Rio men Alderson. W. Va., with a Ca investigate the feasibility pub it and Buenos Aires lines incite parity 500 is housing 465 female Lushing a department newspaper and aerate a passenger express and prisoners. Report to executive committee. An airmail transport service Between i according to these figures 10,187 other committee is to be named to Pew York and Buenos Aires is an Federal prisoners Are new being. A Cep plans for Early construction hrs med. I lodged in penitentiaries built to a state Nidier and sailors Mem the route will cover approx provide for a total 6,500 inmates j Omi building. Third will he an Hrat Elv 8.000 Miles along the Atlan 1 at Normal rapacity. Pointed to work behalf sex c Seaboard off North and South in addition to the prisoners in during state legislature me Quot Ca these five institutions 12.000 persons 1 Morrison election Lima Den opt rations at first Are planned convicted Federal offences Are ?didf2 n a weekly trip northbound Ond being lodged in state and county i pet undetermined until the maj feh hold Toch the mane. Jail Send workhouses throughout session Aroon Large delegations my a a Man me planes country voting for Morrison were hot cover the distance Yin Ieda is officials Here claim that the pre 5�ings. Mitchell rapid in to. Sioux v a Quot a crowded conditions Are to be and Yankton. Watertown a Psi attributed to the growth in the Aberdeen. Huron and Pierre voted Arter number narcotic offend is in re Al . Al r p i cent years rather than to comic. 9 l. 3m"xlia.ry officers a a efm. To a 0 coarse �4 i tons under the volstead and Jones a clouded mrs. Amy Anderson a Laws Erdeen. First vice president Chris Rio Irrer to during the fiscal year 1928, 696 j Olson Sioux Falls second vice 125.000,000 Power prisoners convicted under the Nar i president Haze. Hobart Woonsock non Irot in i Mirin optic Laws were received at Dis it treasurer and mrs. Hazel Lin-ro.1ect planned charged from Atlanta Penitentiary pier National committee chs it a n c aug 8 up the As compared with 466 prohibition a Ollabelle Mccullough bar observer today says a cases. At Leavenworth 717 narcotic Baboid City re elected historian. New Niagara is planned in the offenders were reported and 510 Svardahl Vermillion was North Carolina and prohibition offenders. I Elm and Al it Mathtu-1 6 in Tern Ersee by the aluminium com the House committee recon i�adandha�?~v4 a a a hts amerial will Fivi omd4�i that two narcotic fax Cna Piam i p. Jonnson. P 25.0fio.ooo in the development created under the direction the a a town re elected master at Hydro electric projects in. S. Public health service to re i Arn s commander Morrison last to rough separate dams Clee Beve existing conditions. President a �?T3 Power exceeding in magnitude Hoover has already created an in 1 melt a g. Mullaney Watertown. He Energy now Genera Tod Muiter Der mental Rorr a a up to Ripe arts let Ari Quot to f a Falls will be created. Seven Range for the establishment such height projects named in the firms pwn per Story will be in Western j Carolina and the other in i new fire menace a Acup a an the am Cri Tanha Rof get no it the Winnipeg. Man., aug. It to pee a alternate. Mrs. Nettie Johnson. Hud a Ai Al is rare yearn scribed As the most son third District Florence Lee. O f a up 0 it and will require years dangerous this season in Manito Estelline alternate. Mrs. Manda a has sent All available forestry Dobbie. Clear Lake fifth District Ore planes and fire fighters into the i Bernice Ewing. Ashton alternate. What her forecast Kennie District in the Southern part mrs. Ruth Dukes Seneca seventh As department adjutant. Committee women named District committee women elected by the respective districts and ratified by the state convention the american legion auxiliary wed questioning he said. Quot so i told them what happened in a few words. I started to dictate it but i say anything More than i had done it. Quot when Chester dictated the confession and i signed Host tributes paid to Berger Milwaukee wis., aug. 8�? up a mourning the death their party a Leader prominent socialists from All parts the land today were beginning to arrive in Milwaukee for the funeral Victor l Berger. 69. Late publisher the Milwaukee Leader and former congressman. Funeral services will be conducted either Friday saturday afternoon with interment in Forest Home cemetery Here. It was definitely announced that the former socialist leaders body will lie in state Here Friday. Funeral services Are to be As simple As possible at the request his family. Hundreds messages condolence and tribute poured in to the family Home yesterday and today. La other investigations by Hoover crime commit tee planned Washington re. C., aug. By a5 a prohibition has been assigned a place by itself in a program eleven investigations worked out by the National Law enforcement commission after four months preliminary study its general problem. No other body Laws was singled out for such concentrated study and the commission further indicated the importance its attaches to prohibition by designating its own chairman George w. Wickersham As head the committee which Grain marketing corporation which will be charged with handling any emergency and is advising a Farmers meanwhile to hold Back Reserve officials had their product whenever possible. Been considering How the resources a formal statement by the Board 0f the Federal Resev system Quot might tag wheat this season and be conserved and made available. Each the la lines invest in an accompanying statement 1 gation mapped out will be pursued governor Young the Board said Sunder the direction a similar committee with chairman Wicker ascribed the immediate situation Quot to hurried and. To some extent at least unnecessary marketing wheat by if the Farmers can be induced to hold Back their shipments past the congested it said Quot the effect stabilization will be accomplished and the Farmers generally will Benefit by the slower marketing movement. To meet autumn requirements Quot the problem has presented Dif faculties because certain Peculiar conditions a he said. Quot a mutually satisfactory plan has Eben governor Young explained that the plan was the change in the re discount rate the Federal Reserve Bank new York but would not make nay further comment plans for the Grain corporation 1 thp0a/dnralii>j1 re Foo Niar Ori at Tho ror ont re Hio crr per cont rate and been in effect at new York since july 13, 1928. The increase took Wall Street by Complete Surprise particularly projected at the recent Chicago conference Are progressing it went end Quot in the meantime and until the corporation is set up and teen program so it May be speedily perfected. They came not Only from his poll the Board also a Hopes that All 4-�._l 1___a. If r Tami the province by the associated press j the fire was reported by Forest b Dakota partly Cloudy to i patrols to be burning a mile Cdr Friday slightly cooler front near Falcon and menacing in North Central and East an area standing Timber. Or Rai portions. I a a Quot somewhat unsettled a a i and Friday not much change i a Berat Are _ _ Quot 1 and Nebraska mostly might and Friday not much a up erasure Dakota fair tonight and not much change in tem separator a v Tiri a 7 to Quot Ai temperatures urn and minimum tem a ures As recorded by the offi-3�?Teminent thermometer from in. Yester do a a to 91 i 64 District Ida Whittemore. Yankton alternate mrs. Hattie Dawes. Springfield ninth District. Pauline Jorgenson Vivian alternate mrs. Perle Conant Kimball eleventh District. Madeline Lipper Selby alternate mrs. Christine Zimmer Lemmon twelfth District Nelli Magee. Belle four Che alternate mrs. Hazel Hare. Spearfish thirteenth District mrs. Linnie Bender rapid City alternate mrs. Clara Swindel hot Springs. The convention the auxiliary meets and ratifies committee women from the even and the Odd District every her year. The committee ifs going to take a lot separators to thresh out South Dakota s big Grain crop this year. Double ser di5trict twee a Las elect r de to fill an unexpired term. To 7 a. M. T Day vice ads have placed a lot used machines under new Wiss fliers to try ownership and although the tical partisans but from his foes As Well. Among them were messages from governor Kohler Wisconsin president Glenn Frank the state University representative John Schaffer Milwaukee Republican colleague . Berger from the Republican and democratic leaders in the state from men who served in the National Congress with . Berger from newspaper associates but for the most part they were from men prominent in the party which Berger was deemed the head by virtue seniority and accomplishment. Berger died at 1 19 p in. Wednesday at the Milwaukee Hospital succumbing to a basal fracture the Skull and other injuries suffered july 16 when he was struck Down by a Street car his death however was unexpected As physicians tuesday had held out High Hope for his recovery an inquest into the death off if As no change was made Mcdoy in Farn in Kate off an n it 5 u2 per cent discount rats a Ort win the 1 Bank England which has get behind the committee Ai j a heavy drawn its working out the organization a Quot _ brokers loan total is highest in history v. S. Washington d. A. Aug. 8�? up a Loans to brokers and dealers held by new York Federal Reserve member Banks for the week ending aug. 17, were announced by the Federal Reserve Board today As $6,020,000,000, representing an increase $60,000,-000 As compared with the preceding week and establishing a new High record for the fourth consecutive week. This is the first time in history that the Loans have exceeded the $6,000,000,000 Mark. U. S. Group urges simpler Calendar local financial institutions will help the Farmer to carry Cut this program most the appeals mad to the Board were worded in the Mot urgent style. One suggested that the Board Load the wheat Quot surplus ships and Anchor them until conditions improve. Others recommended the commandeering private warehouses to store wheat. That the Board would decline to be moved by such requests no matter How voluminous they became was clearly indicated in Advance by its members who announced that it had no intent Ivi to engage by w. . Chaplin associated press staff writer naval air station Lakehurst n. J., aug. 8�?up�?As a band played a a it a a Long Long Trail a the German dirigible Graf Zeppelin lifted into a starless sky at 12 40 Eastern Daylight time this morning and set majestically Forth the firsts Airship flight around the world. It was a Little later than . Hugo Eckener had planned to get away some delay having Bee a caused by a plumbers apprentice from Trenton n. J., who had acquired big ideas about stowaways. After the aspiring stowaway. Morris Roth had been safely deposited in the Navy Brig and a thorough search had convinced officers that another youth seen lurking close to an open cargo port had been frightened away affairs moved with Complete precision. Four Hundred Blue Clad sailors tugged at ropes dropped from tha enormous Frame the mistress the Ocean skies. The Zeppelin stirred Rith a sound like a great sigh and moved slowly Stem first from the hangar. And then the band burst into Melody Quot its a Long Long Trail a winding Quot to the land my dreams a \ dream years and the old song in this playing contained As much truth As poetry. For this flight around the world was a dream that had been burning the heart . Eckener Tho ships commander for Many years. It was a great Day for . Eckener and before the Bustle last precautions for the Takeoff was in High spirits laughing and joking with reporters poking fellow officers in the ribs and acting like a boy for All that he will be 60 years old next sunday Wien in All probabilities he will be flying Over Berlin. Before the ship was walked out the hangar the 22 passengers were put aboard. 21 men and one woman. As the ship was drawn into the a open the upper Structure the hangar was revealed like a great spider web the web where tha Little plumbers apprentice had been caught like a Fly As he prepared to let himself Down by a rope to the narrow runway along the top the zeppelins silvered Frame. It seemed As the ship left that a score Sham As an sex offi Cio member All. Besides prohibition he will Deal with causes crime statistics crime and criminal Justice police prosecutions courts penal institutions probation and parole juvenile delinquency criminal Justice and the foreign born lawlessness by government Law enforcing officers and the Cost crime. Judge William s. Kenyon Iowa was designated chairman the committee lawlessness by government Law enforcing officers i lightning bugs had been trapped. In stabilization operations nor to make any prediction was to what it considered a Quot fair Washington d. C., aug. 8�?045 the wheat situation has been j he final report the National com under the constant scrutiny the Putter Calendar simplification Board. Its members had hoped that the marketing situation would proceed More evenly until the new Berger will be held some time next cr8in corporation could begin functioning. But they Are determined to leave this corporation free to act. Nationally known Grain cooperative officials and leaders the three leading farm organizations Are now at work perfecting plans for the corporation. An Early report their Progress is expected. Week Coroner Henry Grundman announced yesterday. O actors suspended los Angelos. Cal. Aug. 3 to suspension eleven members the actors equity association for accepting talking motion picture contracts unsatisfactory to the Union organization was announced Here last night by Frank Gillmore president the body and Leader the fight for a closed shop in the Hollywood talkie studies. Of baseball scores r Quot today 65. It. Nood., jut Juu incl pm action 54 inches Precipio season is growing a Little late the Swiss l7�l a by hrs Are still telling. Off for a a Quot a Airfield Tholf 2 35 inches. To Yea in Falls l nid Cit and roads afternoon for Lisbon. Portugal the Farmers Union sex where he hoped to begin a trans Atlantic flight to new York at the Asse a a Chat Ted press it am Hilo roads to 87 65 .05 Good 69 87 68 .00 Good 67 89 66 Good a a 93 66 .00 Good 66 87 56 .16 Good 65 86 62 .39 Good 69 93 69 .01 Good change Tripp have just notified us the Sale tractor and separator july 30. The Complete outfit sold at a Cost Only one Dollar. Did it use the Blank National league put St. Louis .901 too 000-1 3 2 410 Oox-5 6 i Alexander and Wilson Brame and Hemsley. Other games not scheduled. Atlantic crossing Lebourget France aug. 8.�? up Washington. Too Oil 000-3 9 i is aviator Kaesar took Boston. To too 000-2 6 i Brown and Tate m. Gaston and Berry. New York. 123 too 000-6 8 i Philadelphia. 012 010 000-4 9 i first favourable Opportunity. Kaesar was accompanied by two his compatriots. M. Tschopp navigator and m. Luscher Mechanic. Kaesar and his comrades Are convinced that they can keep their air plane in the air for 50 hours at an average Speed too Miles an hour. The Swiss aviators expect to make the flight from Lisbon to new York in 40 hours. Pennock and Bengough Walberg Quinn and Cochrane. First game by. Louis. ,030 010 too 00�?4 to 2 Chicago too 020 too 01�?5 13 0 Grey and Schang Thomas and Berg Crouse. Detroit. Cleveland. Graham Ana Hargreaves Milju and l. Sewell. Smoot offers new sugar Tariff plan Washington. D. C., aug. 8�?up a chairmen Smoot the Senate finance committee announced today he was preparing an alternative sliding scale sugar Tariff proposal under which the fluctuating duties would be asked raw sugar prices instead refined sugar quotations. At the same time he said he believed the Tariff Bill would be ready for submission to the Senate by aug. 26, a week after that body is scheduled to reconvene. Many the witnesses at yesterdays hearing objected to the sliding scale As submitted holding it based the duties the wholesale Price refined sugar at new York. Smoot is id it would make Lite difference if the duties were based raw prices As the principle was the same. The Only difference he saw in the original plan was that the refiner so margin would be More stabilized. The Senate finance committee 020 Oil cd republicans today approved Reton-100 too 32 Tion crude Oil and All its byproducts including gasoline the free list in the Tariff Bill. Has been completed and Wall shortly be submitted to the state department for transmission to the league nations. The report is the result a request to Frank b. Kellogg former Secretary state from the league nations that a committee be appointed to study the question. Information and expressions opinion in All parts the country were gathered by the committee headed by George Eastman Rochester. N. Y., and a it Dilt cd in the report which comp1 120 pages. While the in its conclusions Dees not urge any particular plan for Calendar simplification it approves some change to simplify the Calendar. Two plans were considered one contemplating a year . 13 equal months 28 Davs each the extra month to be inserted Between june and july and the other a year 12 months equal quarters the months containing 30, 30 and 31 Dary. The report will be submitted by Eastman to Secretary Stimson under Secretary state Cotton within a few Days. Gil put Sendtko death penalty Law Mexico City Mexico aug. 8�? a president Emilio Portes go has eliminated the death penalty from the draft the new National penal code which he is expected to promulgate before the end the month. He is still considering proposals to eliminate trial by jury in favor examination and fixation punishment by a committee alienist psychologists Behaviourist and doctors. The president has Long been opposed to capital punishment. Which was mad one the subjects special inquiry because the recent use fire arms by prohibition agents in cases which aroused criticism in and out Congress. The committee juvenile delinquency will be headed by miss Ada l. Comstock president Radcliffe College the Only woman the commission that causes crime by Henry w. Anderson Virginia statistics crime and criminal Justice by Dean Roscoe Pound Harvard Law school police by Frank j. Loesch Chicago courts by judge William i. Grubb Alabama prosecutions by Monte m. Lemann new Orleans Nepal institutions by judge Kenneth macintosh it Washington state criminal Justice by Newton d Baker Ohio and Cost crime by judge Paul j. Mccormick California. Lad killed in boy gangs warfare Nogales. Ariz. A. 8�? Pic a police investigation into the death Fra Cisco Levva. Seven Nogales. Sonora has revealed he we As a victim a juvenile gang warfare. He died yesterday a Skull fracture caused by a Rock thrown across the intern? Border line by one a rival mexican boys gang. The police reported that the two gangs toys in each Side the line held frequent Battles with rocks and other misses throw from Mexico into Arizona and vice versa. Nogales. Arizona and Sonora Are divided Only b7 a line Doles in the web for sailors with flashlights were still crawling bout Tho lofty rafters looking for possible stowaways. Start is Quick once in the open commands Fol a Lowed in Swift succession and thar Graf was in the air sixteen a Musca after it cleared the hangar door. An hour later to the minute it passed Over times Square and so headed up the Coa it for Newfoundland and the great Circle route to Germany and its first Stop the world flight. At Cape race. N. F., . Eckener expected to head his Craft once More Over the Ocean that it had already crossed three times and will Cross again after completion the world flight less than a month after its Takeoff. From Friedrichs Hafen the course lies Over the siberian wastes to Tokyo where refuelling will is followed by a flight to los Angeles across the Pacific and then the fuel tank once More replenished the Graf will Cross the United states to tha end its Long Long Trail Here and the realization . Eckener a dream. The grafts passengers when so left tonight were a mixed crowd. There were two titled britishers lady Grace Drummond Hay and sir George Hubert Wilkins both acting As reporters William b. Leeds american millionaire husband the former Princess Xenia Russia who was just a coming along for the ride a lieutenant John Richardson official observer for tha american Navy his Superior Lieut. Commander Charles e. Rosendale who took the trip As a reporter and various business men reporters and photographers. Through the meddle International for it. The main thoroughfare stowaway is Given both towns. 18th birthday party a Philadelphia pa., aug. 8�? up a a cite we i May Albert Buschko Graf Zeppelin i r. ill stowaway was taken to new York mystery flight today for deportation to Germany. Villa drum a a a a the tall blonde German Baker s tsp rvs Nittert a boy was Given a Hearty Farewell by French Atman who a Cento made other deportees at the Tamorra Tion station in Gloucester n. J., and then was brought to the pleading terminal in this City and placed an unsuccessful Effort to Fly the Atlantic from East to West expects "an1 Pette Omant fn0 Aboa a a new York train. Tan up inn inn ror Norri to 5 f am really Happy at the is 2?n thought getting Back Home a he a pain to m said it a everyone has been very Ted. A i Hope the judge will be Len Teitt. Tort stance flight net pointed when i am Given a trial for Beech Ork 2rtlumabl ing a stowaway. When it is All would Carty the flier and his com Over i intend to return to my Job w w 1r i in the bakery Section Tokyo. Yesterday was Buschko a Lgth add in Seta Nova birthday and the 36 other Stow Akl ii Rilk to a always awaiting deportation gave launch airlines eh�.dajntie3 in Honor a Nome. Alaska. Aug. 8 a a Carl Ben Eielson. Arctic and Antarctic West winds predicted aviator with the Wilkins expedit in path Grap Zep tons acting As agent for the Avi-1 Washington d c., aug 8 a a pm action corporation Dele Waric an-1 the weather Burrau announced to noun cd negotiations for Tbs con j Day that the Graf Zeppelin would Soli Dation the Bennett Rode i have fresh West winds and partly Haugh company Fairbanks. Alaska j overcast skies until she reached and the Wien Alaska airways the grand Banks Region and that Nome and Fairbanks into the alas wind conditions should be Ideal for a airways incorporated had been j the remainder the trip to the completed. I British Isles

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