Choosé Jurors in Wanderwell Case
Long Beach Calif Feb 20 Witnesses from English lord to a sailor were summoned for the opening of the trial of Wier James Guy Welsh soldier of fortune charged with the murder of Capt Walter Wanderwell the globe trotting adventurer Superior Judge Robert Kenny will preside over jury selection today and tomorrow
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Long Beach
Calif
Wier James Guy
Walter Wanderwell
Globe
Robert Kenny
Los Angeles
Happier Days for Corliss Palmer as Detention Ward Tale
Corliss Palmer once a Bar stand girl and beauty contest figure now languishes in a San Francisco detention ward reportedly for treatment of alcoholism. She recalls happier times as the wife of Eugene V. Brewster, a millionaire publisher from whom she is separated, amid claims of engagement to Albert J. Cohen.
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Corliss Palmer
San Francisco
Rell
Eugene V. Brewster
Albert J. Cohen
Hollywood
Corliss Palmer Names Cohen's Other Woman in Hollywood Suit
In a San Francisco detention ward Corliss Palmer, tearful and wounded, identifies the woman linked to Al Cohen, Hollywood scenario writer and tennis man, whose wife sues Palmer for 1000000 dollars for alienation. Palmer reveals she was promised support by Cohen but is now destitute and seeking rehabilitation. She repeated she has nowhere to go and no money to return home with.
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San Francisco
Corliss Palmer
Albert J. Cohen
Hollywood
Cohen
Corlis
Sorrell
al Cohen
Tive
Dr. Geiger
January Building Permits Total $46 880.50 Reported
Building permits for January reached 46 880.50, compiled by Charles Finch, inspector. The figure rises $10,000 from December and is about one third of January 1932’s 112,084 total. Most permits were for residences, including 18 new homes totaling 17,000, with under 1,000 average, plus 10,000 for repairs and alterations.
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Charles Fincham
Texas University Oil Royalties Drop
Oil royalties totaling 87724 were collected by the University of Texas for January. Cashier G H Cocke of the general land office announced the January receipts were about 12000 less than December due to lower oil prices. Revenue for December was 69450.
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Texas University
Austin
University of Texas
G. H. Cocke
General Land Offire
Inceme
Winter Visitor John Mitchell Dies in Minneapolis
A message to George Sanders Jr. of Pearsall reports the death in Minneapolis of John Mitchell. His wife was Delia Sanders, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders, well known among the old San Antonio colonists. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell had long been frequent winter visitors in San Antonio.
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George Sanders Jr
Pearsall
Minneapolis
John Mitchell
Ass Delia Sanders
George Sanders
San Antonio
Five Bandits Cab a Freight Truck Near Palatine
Five dressed bandits armed with a machine gun and revolvers held up a Western Wisconsin Freight truck near Palatine and fled with the vehicle. The incident was reported from Chicago with no injuries noted.
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Chicago
Unis
Palatine
De Guise Demands French Monarchy in Manifesto
Paris dispatch reports L action Francaise publishing a manifesto from the Due de Guise, claimant to the throne, urging a French dictatorship under a monarchy. He calls the republic impotent and frames a choice between liberty and monarchy or anarchy and socialism. In Minneapolis, Margaret Herslett sues a dairy firm for 575 after a bottle of buttermilk exploded, cutting her hand.
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de Guise
Paris
INS
L'action | Francaise
Due de Guise
Minneapolis
Margaret Herslett
Five Companies Slash Dividends
Within the week five major industrial corporations cut dividends raising doubt about further reductions. United States Steel dropped its preferred from seven to two dollars while American Tobacco cut its extra. Dene, Inc. reduced to three from four. Borden fell from two to one and a half. Standard Oil of New Jersey trimmed its extra.
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New York
United States Steel
Ameticar Tobarnn
Dene
Borden
Standard O11 Company
New Jurey
Briggs Begins Delivery Of A Aonies Detroit Ford Plants Hit By Strike
Briggs deliveries of automobile bodies to Ford Dearborn plant resume amid nationwide plant shutdowns. Briggs strikers vow to continue picketing after a meeting last night. Production at Briggs slowly restarts with more hires, while Ford officials announce reopening dates. Police report two Briggs trucks waylaid with floor panels dumped and ignition keys removed during deliveries.
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Detroit
Ford Dearborn
Briges Wa. Waelitring Company
Ford
Daie
Briggs
Briggs Company
William F. Connally
Sreasy
Senate Body Subpoenas National City Bank Chiefs
Chairman Norbeck announced that Charles E. Mitchell and other top National City Bank officials have been subpoenaed to appear before the Senate banking committee's stock investigation on February 21.
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Washingdon
DL. G
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Senate Banking Committee
Norbeck
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United States
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Prince Torlonia
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