Three Injured In Auto Collision On North Second Street
Three persons were injured in an automobile collision at North Second and Pine streets shortly after 11:20 am Friday. Miss Lucylle Walker drove a Chevrolet coupe owned by Jimmy Harper, and Richard Lee drove a Packard sedan owned by Herman Masur. all three injured riders were in Harper’s car. Injuries include bruises to the leg for Miss Walker, and to the right arm and leg for Miss Sarah Foster, with Mr. Harper sustaining a lacerated hand requiring stitches. The chauffeur was uninjured in the Masur car. The News-Star employees Harper and Foster were involved in the mechanical department.
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Sarah Foster
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141 Stray Dogs Killed to Rid Cities of Rabies
Rufus Parker, police pound keeper, reports 141 stray dogs killed as part of a city effort to curb rabies. Dr. J. W. Williams urged action due to many bite cases, while L. V. Tarver said the goal was to remove homeless mangy dogs, not harm valued pets, and advised vaccination and confinement for dogs.
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J. W. Williams
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L. V. Tarver
Sentence Imposed in Ed Bowers Case in District Court
Judge J T Shell sentenced Ed Bowers to 60 days in jail with 9 days suspended after a guilty plea to assault and battery. A B Barmore received 30 days in jail and a $50 fine or 60 more days if the fine is unpaid after pleading guilty.
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J. T. Shell
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A. B. Barmore
Heat Wave Swells Death Toll Across United States
A blistering heat wave grips the nation from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic with Indiana reporting eight deaths and Nashville and Atlanta each one. New England temps reach 90 to 93 with Boston atop the high end. Chicago hot spell prompts 10,000 residents to petition Lincoln Park for a nude sunbathing enclosure plan.
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John Skiles Faces Possible Special Jury Session
John Skiles remains in jail as a possible special jury session may be called early this summer in connection with Reiser's death. The trial date, previously set for next Monday, may be moved. witnesses for both sides need not appear until further notice per Sheriff Milton Coverdale.
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Skiles
Milton Coverdale
Madge Evans plans method acting for Hell Below at Paramount
Madge Evans explains how careful planning shapes her role as an American daughter of a submarine commander in Hell Below. She details accent work and imagined WWI settings, with Walter Huston as her father, as the Paramount hosts shows Friday through Monday.
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England
Baldwin Selden patent application for gasoline motor vehicle
George Baldwin Selden filed an 1897 patent application claiming the use of a gasoline motor as the propelling force for a road vehicle. The filing centered on engine driven transportation and laid groundwork for later automotive development.
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George Baldwin Selden
Compromise on Veterans Cut Approved by Steering Panel
A political compromise allows veterans to stay on rolls at a percentage level rather than being dropped. All presumptives remain until September or October while new review boards decide entitlement. Veterans retain indefinite appeal rights before boards with fresh judgments by new members. If approved, Democratic leaders will shield it from the Connally amendment. House action on the independent offices bill is delayed to Saturday.
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Connally
House
Farm Aid Set Up Prepares To Act
A draft relief program aims to raise farm incomes through production controls and price supports for corn hogs rice tobacco and milk. It anticipates small retail price increases for bread clothing pork and ice cream as part of a broader relief plan developed after informal agricultural conferences. George N. Peek notes the program’s experimental nature while preparations to implement the relief effort accelerate and a chief administrator is to be appointed.
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George N. Peek
Negro Slayer of Deputy Is Hanged at Senatobia
SENATORIA Miss June 9 Jesse Williams a 48 year old negro convicted of killing deputy sheriff Jeff Walker Williams died on the gallows here Friday morning. Few officers witnessed the execution the first in a quarter century. The condemned man spent his last days reading the Bible and singing hymns. Jeff Walker Williams the deputy sheriff son of the sheriff had been shot to death about a year earlier when the state charged the man with resisting arrest on a minor charge.
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Senatoria
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Jesse Williams
Jeff Walker Williams
Chicago officials reshuffle relief division amid graft complaints
William S Westerveit named director of processing and marketing in the relief administration while A G Black of Iowa State College leads corn and hog production. A pig roasting event and a police station transfer followed. The pair filed a complaint against the chief, and the municipal president cited the justice of the peace over the matter.
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Chicago
Relief Administration
A. G. Black
Iowa State College
Justice of the Peace
Roast Pig Scandal Sparks Police Action in Cotabato
In Cotabato Philippines police chief arrests two men amid a pig roast scandal. Reportedly unfair detentions draw criticism as local officials investigate the incident and motive behind the arrests.
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Cotabato
Philippines
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