Affidavit Attacks Governor Pearson in Virgin Islands Probe
In Washington July 19 an affidavit reading governor Real M. Pearson of the Virgin Islands as tar, thief and hypersite was read to the senate panel probing his administration. Paul Yates continued testimony for charges against Pearson, naming a rum runner and criticising administrative personnel as a crowd of educated but inefficient greens.
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Washington, D.C
Real M. Pearson
Virgin Islands
Senate
Pearson
Paul Yates
BE. G. Anson
St. Paul's
Frederiksteads St. Croix
Ssheart
Greentoms
Lam & Man
Four Convictions Obtained at Court
Four defendants were convicted by Judge Charles J. Matthews in County Court at Law No. 2. Tom Higdon pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol and received three months in the county jail. Elden Dunman was found guilty of simple assault and fined costs. Bunman allegedly stabbed Aubrey Kern on March 12. Pola Bouiguex was fined for an aggravated assault in Elmona Mala. Jon Martine received ten days in jail for theft.
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Pour Conficiaus
Atle
Charles J. Matthews
Tom Higdon
Elden Dunman
Negra
Thelma Drive
Aimpla
Bunman
Aubrey Kern
West Marlin Sh
Bexar Farms Earns 8450 From Cotton Exemption Pool
Bexar county cotton farmers totaling 440 surrendered 312070 pounds under 1934 exemption certificates for sale through the national surplus fair exemption pool. County Farm Agent Fred W. Mally says producers still holding 1934 certificates can sell in 1935 or use them for this year’s crop. those wishing to join the 1935 pool must sign trust agreements by noon July 20.
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Bexar County
Hin National Cotton
Fred W. Maly
Mally
City News Dance at Touderize Hall This Wednesday
Town notices announce a music event at Twilight hall featuring Twilight. Admission thirty cents, with extra charges for adults and children. The piece notes Wednesday evening arrangements and local venue details.
Ethiopia and Italy face unsettled Abyssinian dispute
Reports from Addis Ababa to London and Rome describe Italy pressing for an immediate convening of the League of Nations councils as Mussolini gathers Black Shirt units for East Africa. Britain pledges peaceful measures while Italy maintains its rigid demand amid mounting mobilizations in Naples and Naples ports.
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Addis Ababa
Foreign Ministry
Fthionia
Italy
League of Nations
Rome
East Africa
Nuye Thean
Benito Mussolini
London
Abyssinia
League of Natons Conciliation Committee
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Teague of Nations
Fionse of Commons
Iritain
Eden
Naples
Belvedere
Mussolini
Colombe
Fee Accuses FDR of Broken Pledges
Representative Dewey Short of Missouri called on the rules committee for swift action on the baton resolution urging a joint session to address what he termed broken promises by President Roosevelt. He argued the New Deal history shows repudiation of sacred pledges and warned of dangerous risks from inexperienced advisors.
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Washington, D.C
Dewey Short
Missour
Roostvelt
Congress
Short
Petterson
Jackson
Mslen
Rexford Tugwell Turns 44 Amid Public Roles
Dr. Rexford Guy Tugwell is 44 years old today. Born in Sinclairville, he pursued higher education and a professorship in phonomics at Columbia University before introducing Roosevelt to public service in 1932. He currently serves as water secretary of agriculture.
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Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Tugwell
Sinclairville
Columbia
Raymond Meley
Troosevelt
Mexican air chief leaves San Antonio field for Brownsville
Col Huberto Pierro chief of the Mexican air service and Maj Robert Kauch of Brooksfield departed Brooks Field for Brownsville on Wednesday. Pierro will continue to Mexico City leaving Kauch at the border. Both fliers survived the trip, with a note on a separate sale ad listing $5.80 and up in the light classifieds.
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Mexico
S. A
Huberto Pierro
Mexican Air Servke
Robert Kauch
Brooksfield
Brownsville
Colmsl Pierro
Mexico Gly
Major Kauch
Hunt Everglades for Missing Woman
Sheriff Lawrester today called for volunteers to search the edge of the Everglades for Mrs. F. H. Evarts 81 who has been missing since Friday night when her brother F. H. Chesebro 85 left to get help to free their stalled wagon Chesebro was rescued later after wandering four days in swamplands
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Everglades
Pam Reach
Sherff
W. J. Lawrestee
Torough
F. H. Evarts
F. H. Chesebro
Chesebro
Lata
Film director charged with assault by former Broadway actress
New York July 19 Miss Nolan a former Broadway showgirl filed a $500000 suit in Supreme Court against Edward J Mannix Hollywood film director alleging multiple beatings over years. She claims Mannix attacked her in Los Angeles and later at a New York hospital and used influence to block her work for years.
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Mary Nolan
New York
Jeff
Buly— Mary Nolat
Frank Tinney
Edward J. Manns
Hollywood
Supreme Court
Mannix
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Good Samaritan Hospital
Artesian Gardens Incorporation Battle Dims in Bexar County
Judge Woodhull rejected a petition to order another incorporation election for Artesian Gardens saying boundaries must change substantially before any new vote. The suburb, incorporated in 1934 and reincorporated in spring, faced conflict over rapid successive incorporations affecting county.
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Artesian Gardens
Taganchurh
Frost
Woodhull
Paul J. Kileny
Criminal District Attorney
Tess
Aytesian Gardens
Woorhull
Kilday
Bexar County
Hold up gang nabbed in Newark
Twenty policemen battled a gang at the Hudson tube station today. They shot one man and captured the assailants, including a woman. Two truckloads of radio tubes and factors were recovered.
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Newark
N.S
Hudson
Maharajah's Trouble Tangles Nancy Miller In Vegas?
The text describes Nancy Miller, a Seattle girl, entangled with her husband the Maharajah of Indore. A Grand hotel slot machine scandal and accusations of a dowry tied to his income are mentioned. The piece notes the Maharajah was deposed by the British in 1948 and hints at marriage troubles spanning years.
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Coast
Nice
France
Nquey Miller
Seattle
Marrisk
Nancy
Nive
Monte Bagle
Maharanes
Grand Hotel
Tettery
Hosband
Imaharajah
Heat Worse Than Jail Cell Heat Worse Than Jail Cell
In Rockport on July 10 a young inmate escaped from a jail cell during lunch, assaulted the jailer at the doorway, and fled back to the cell. After a brief melee he apologized, was returned to confinement, and now awaits state officers. Clothing was torn and the cell suffered damage.
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Rockport
Wardens Robbed Report Leads to Police Investigation
A thief reportedly snatched a pistol from a doorway outside a building near the courthouse on Tuesday. Police are investigating the incident involving Melvin Williams and the state game wardens, with details remaining unclear.
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Melvin Willams
Wsaula
Suspected ship loot gang rounded up by justice agents
Three men including Tum-Taner were taken into custody by justice agents yesterday in connection with the Monte Carta gambling ship robbery. Names withheld pending further arrests. authorities expect more detentions as the gang is believed to include up to nineteen members.
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Los
Cus
Department of Justice
Amarent
Lane Beach
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