Evidence in 10M Ross Case Began Today
In Lubbock Texas June 22 testimony opened in the Tom Ross murder trial. Mrs H L Robertson testified she fired two shots at two men retreating from the lobby after her husband and Dave Allison were killed. She identified Ross as the shooter. Sheriff Briton testified Ross entered the lobby and began firing.
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Lubbock
Texas
Tom Ross
Dave Allison
H. L. Robertson
Allison
Ross
Briton
British liner arrives test liquor laws in New York
The Bath arrives with liquor aboard to challenge the three mile limit rule. Customs officials meet the Berengaria as the Baltic enters guaran tee with liquor for passenger use on the return voyage. Likely seizure if excess for medicinal use. Possible arrest of Caplan Roberts for illegal entry. Eight British liners reportedly set to sail soon carrying liquor.
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New York
Bath
Baltic
Caplan Roberts
England
Rum ship off Texas reported but no trace found
NO TRACE FOUND REPORTED RUM SHIP OFF TEXAS. Galveston Texas June 22 large rum runner anchored off the coast failed to materialize when customs inspectors visited the vicinity. Ben Zrn, special deputy collector, could not confirm if it was a rum vessel. No trace of the ship was found after investigation. Captain Saunders Home. Captain H P Saunders, commander at New Mexico Military Institute, is home from a six weeks tour of military schools in the middle west, south and east. He visited West Point and Annapolis. Captain G L Erwan, Post Adjutant, accompanied him and stopped in Chicago on Institute business and will be home Sunday.
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Galveston
Texas
Ben Z Rn
Rotary Hears Interesting Talk on Boy Scouts in Roswell
The Rotary Club heard Maor Huffman describe the Boy Scout council and its activities at a noon Luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce. He outlined tests and work, noting Scouting’s valuable impact on local boys. Attendees included Minor Huffman and Arthur Himbert. Reports on the Sunday drive were given by Malone and Lawrence. next Sunday’s drive will be led by Mason and Miller.
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Rotary Club
Maor Huffmen
Boy Scouts N
Roswell
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout Council
Huffman
Minor Huffman
Arthur Himbert
Malone
Lawrence
Mason
Miller
J.B Herbst
Elmnhart
Gil Amis
Kiwanis
Kellah'n
Kiwanis Club
Kawanians
New Mexico
Rotary Cub
Kiwan’s
Colonel Atwood
Fred Miller
Claude Simpson
Mystery Explosion Aboard Speedy Yacht Off Saybrook
New London June 22 A mystery surrounds the explosion that wrecked the Speedy a power yacht about twenty miles off Saybrook Witnesses on another boat saw the yacht burst into flames and explode. It is unknown how many persons were aboard. Dick Young long absent in White Oaks now in New London with Jones Taliaferro a class of 1907 OM graduate. Ad insertions follow.
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New London
Conn
Saybrook
Dick Young
Don Cosgrove
White Oaks
Safford
Arizona
Mr. Young
Pecos Valley
Jones Taliaferro
N.om. OM
Harding Receives Rousing Kansas City Welcome
In Kansas City on June 22 President Harding and Mrs. Harding endured heat as they received a warm public welcome. He spoke advocating detaching the world court from the League of Nations and making it an independent body, signaling anticipated criticism for the stance.
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Kansas City
Harding
World Court
League of Nations
Demonstration in protest of Jarling three
About one thousand people joined a silent jailyard protest in Houston Harris County last night over contempt of court findings in the Goose Creek case. Three hundred Goose Creek residents had staged an earlier afternoon demonstration. The night rally featured a speech and a band, lasting over an hour, with more protests planned until the men are released.
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Houston
Texas
Goose Creek
Harris County
Gasse Creek
Plan to form farmers co operative grain company
Chicago June 22 The plan for a co operative purchase of the Armour Grain company proposed by Bernard Baruch has drawn favorable interest from J Ogden Armour. General approval was given but no definite purchase price. Baruch urged farmers to form the organization and build a large co operative marketing concern to raise prices and profits for meat growers.
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Chicago
Armour Grain Company
Bernard Baruch
New York
J. Ogden Armour
Baruch
Too Much Push in Ranger Police Action
Ranger Texas June 13 Assistant Police Chief Leonard Davenport gained a reputation for urging youths to leave town after a car theft episode. He jailed two teens overnight, released them after promises, then gave them breakfast. An envelope he kept turned up later with the cash, prompting a pursuit and renewed warnings.
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Ranger
Texas
Leonard Davenport
Davenport
Local shooters Ernest Malone and M W Evang return from Amarillo
Name from Big Shoots reports Ernest Malone and M W Evang arrived yesterday afternoon on the belated train from Amarillo and Hereford, Texas. They participated last week in two big shoots and set shooting records, standing out as the best shots of the entire southwest.
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Ernest Malone
M. W. Evang
Amarillo
Hereford
Texas
Southwest
Charged with Fighting Before Police Judge
B. Herrera faces charges of fighting in a complaint filed yesterday before Police Judge A. F. Pletcher. No disposition has yet been made in this case.
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B. Herrera
A. F. Pletcher
Malone Family Visit To Ruidoso Reported In Brief
An afternoon visit to the Malone cabin near Ruidoso is noted involving MraysBenest Malone and his children. Cooper Jimbia Cooper Adolph Wilson are mentioned in connection with the trip and return.
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Tuidoso
Malone
Cooper
Jimbia
Adolph ‘Wilson
Malone, Cabin
Ruidoso
Free Press and Rotary Duty in Press Responsibility
St Louis June 21 Abstract from James T Williams Jr editor Boston Transcript on responsibility of the press released for afternoon papers. It argues a free press must oppose sham and hypocrisy and avoid pandering to licentious minorities while upholding Canons of Journalism. Rotary should endorse these canons as moral duty for readers advertisers and the public. The piece links press responsibility to civic duty and world leadership.
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St. Louis
James T. Williams, Jr
The
Boston Transcript
Lsland
Medicine
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Rotary
Reg
United States
Spain
Gunaker Named Head Of International Rotary Clubs
Guy Gunaker of Philadelphia becomes president of International Rotary after a highly enthusiastic nomination. The piece argues for American liberty, a free press, and national independence, stressing truth in journalism and the duty to present facts over propaganda.
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Gin Gunaker
International Rotary Clubs
ST. Louis
Guy Gunaker
Philadelphia
International Rotary
Rotary International backs boys work program at convention
At St Louis the Rotary International convention focused on conserving the nation s great resource the boy with keynote by Everett Hill and talks by Slutz Eddie Guest and others The Independence Kansas Boys Band performed and clubs reported on playgrounds gymnasiums and camps funded by Rotary in Okmulgee Orange Greenville Fond du Lac Atlantic City and Prince Albert among others The report highlighted donations and facilities for boy development and scouting programs.
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ST. Louis
Ts Most
Rotary International
Everett Hill
International Boys’ Work Committee
Rotary
Frank D. Slutz
Dayton
Ohio
Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club
Okmulgee
Oklo
Rotary Park
Orange
Texas
Greenville
N. C
Rotary Club of
Prince Albert
Sask
Fond du Lac
W's
Atlantic City
N. J
Boy Scout Council
Heat Wave Persists With No Relief Expected
Washington reports little relief from the heat across the country. The Weather Bureau says no change anticipated for the next forty eight hours. Thunderstorms in the south may cool that region, but the vast area remains hot with high temperatures and no significant material relief expected.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rotary clubs aid delinquent boys with camps and farms
Rotary groups across many states and countries funded and equipped boy camps and playgrounds, directed juvenile court work, placed youths with probation officers, and secured employment. Communities including Jacksonville Arkansas Oklahoma City Delta Colorado Winnipeg Toronto Grand Forks Wichita Perth Amboy Evansville Durham Niagara Falls Sheridan McPherson and Parsons engaged in projects aiding delinquent and at risk youths.
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Parsons
Kansas
Rotary Club
Rotary
Farmers
Rotarians
Oklahoma City
Delta
Colo
Reform School
Winnipeg
Man
Canada
Sydney
N. S
Toronto
Ont
Grand Forks
N. C
Wichita
Perth Amboy
N. J
Evansville
Indiana
Durham
Stonewall Jackson Training School
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Sheridan
Wyoming
Mcphereson
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