Mae West and cast face jail over Sex Face play verdict
New York April 6 Mae West and twenty one associates in Sex Face were convicted by a jury of presenting a play tending to corrupt the morals of youth. Bail was continued pending sentence April 19. The law imposes a minimum ten day term or fine up to a thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mae West
Szer
Financing Corporation
Soie
Miss West
Barrie O'Neal
David Hughes
Algacried
James A. Whimoney
Red
Daniel J. Tirmilton
Engt
Tarahumaras Seek Entry Permit For Kansas Relay Run
Lawrence Kansas April officials say Tarahumara endurance runners seek U S government permit for a 28 mile relay from Topeka to Lawrence as a prelude to the Wausag relays on April 23. Senator Capper and Curtis of Kansas are aiding the effort with Curios Peralta of Mexico City coordinating participation from Tarahumara runners including three girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Serejes
Lawrence
Kan
United States
Kangaa City
Wausag
Dr. Fores
Alen
Athleting
Capper and
Curtis
Kansas
Rym
San Antonio
Austin
Curios Peralta
Mexico City
Wired Allen
Runters
Topeka
Woman in Vancouver Shoots Self After Tumor Claim
A Vancouver woman, blind and paralyzed for ten years, shot herself in the mouth after a chiropractor told her of a tumor that might become cancer. A coroner’s inquest found no tumor or cancer. Her husband had moved from the Klondike. A revolver lay beside her body in the bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Vancouver
Klondike
Ooth
George Weyes
Marriage Fails to Excuse Juror in Court
A juror attempt to avoid service by claiming marriage as a reason fails. Judge W W D Murry of Ninety‑Third District Court states there is no excuse for jury exemption. The telephonic summons and quarrels over marital status are noted in the transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covarra- Bins
D. Murry
Deputy Billiard Trick Costs Sheriff Money
Deputy Sheriff John Garon claims billiard balls can bounce on glass. He offered proof to Sheriff James Stevens, who demurred. Garon held four billiard balls aloft near the sheriff and promised to buy a new tap if one broke, ending the attempt with a humorous, vague note.
Tyler Hosts Twenty-fifth Woman's Presbyterian Auxiliary Meet
Tyler opens the twenty fifth annual Woman's Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting with Dr R M Hall of Longview presiding. More than 400 delegates registered at the initial gathering as forty counties of North East Texas participate, representing over 100 communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Woman’s Presbyterian Auxiery of
Paris
R. M. Hall
Longview
Texas
Reverend Lees Preaches at St Mark’s Noonday Service
The Rev. Lenoir Valentine Lees, rector of St. David’s Episcopal Church in Austin, preached to the St. Mark’s Episcopal Church congregation during the noonday service observed on Wednesday in observance of Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir Valentine Lees
St. David’s Episcopal Church of Austin
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Automatic Alarm Foils Thieves at Bowen Island Plant
For a second night running thieves tried to break into the A. 15. Frank company on Bowen's island but were stopped by the automatic burglar alarm. Police arrived after the alarm, found a door open on the fifth floor and noted two doors previously opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 15. Frank Company
Bowen's Island
Kappa Thetas Elect Jennett President
Jennett J. C. Jennett was elected president of the Kappa Thetas fraternity. Other officers chosen at the semiannual election include Spillman Fe Wn Lyons as secretary treasurer and Ea atsarins in a listed role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jennett
Kappa Theta Fraternity
Row
Spillman Fe
Yu Wn J. Lyons
Secretay
Eaatsarins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edinburg
TSBAM
Nallerc
Hatlingen
New Oswich
Orleans
New Orleans
City Ticket Office
Zinn, Y. Play “Sex
Billard Balls
Lny
Austin Ovine Ins
Apulpit
A. B
Detroit
Mern
Aride
Essex
Hudson and Essex
San
S. T. Browne Motor Car Co
Third St
North Alamo
Marshall Ford
Oakland
Navarro
Travis Auto Co
Soledad Street
Kappa Thetas
Jennett
Cuticura
Sepp Ze
Bardens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!