Divorcing Minnie Kennedy-Hudson Faces What-a-Man Scandal
In Los Angeles on July 21 Mrs Minnie Kennedy Hudson mother of evangelist Ainge Bemple McPher son Finchton, bites into corn while denying What-a-Man affair claims. She plans to drop the Hudson name after divorce and rejects recent charges from Guy Edward What-a-Man, saying she needed no help and calling his accusations a petting party.
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Minnie Kennedy - Hudson
Ainge Bemple McPherson
Finchton
Seattle
Boulder City
Nevada
Hudson
Cgar
Avenger Sees Sayer De Won Execution At State Prison
In Frenton New Jersey on July 21 a grim witness watched Giuseppe De Dolce die by electric chair for killing Patrolman John F. McCann during a curfew incident. De Dolce prayed aloud as guards strapped him in and a generator delivered the lethal current. His brother Patrolman James McCann, granted permission to witness, stood silent. The death followed about four minutes after the setup, marking a somber moment in the state penitentiary. A separate item from Bloomsburg, Pa notes unemployed relief tied to car ownership and license card surrender, with telephone users excluded.
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Frenton
N. J
Agri
Guiseppe de Dolce
Howe
Strapa
de Dolse
John F. McCann
Elizabeth
New Jersey
James McCann
Dolce
Leslie Moore for County Commissioner Precinct 4
Endorsement letter endorses Leslie Moore for County Commissioner in Precinct 4. The writer cites Moore’s business experience, integrity, and Christian character as qualifications, urging voters to elect him at the forthcoming election next Saturday July 28.
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Bexar County
San Antonio
Leslie Moore
Precinct
Electricity Tests Lobster Edibility
An electrical device from a Boston university professor tests if a lobster is fit to eat. The Massachusetts fish and game department condemned the method after trials. Lobsters failing to respond with a sharp contraction of the tail or movement of the pippers are to be condemned.
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Boston University
Massachusetts Fish and Game
Beaten Reformist Pastor Stricken During Service
Sacred Heart Minn July 41 The Rev D E Cleveland a reform leader once active in Calindil Bluffs Indiana civic movements was attacked during a religious service beaten three times by unknown assailants and is now blind the cause and motive remain unclear though his kindness is blamed on the assaults
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Sacred Heart
Minn
D. E. Cleveland
Calindil ‘Bluffs
Depositors Back Wiley State Bank Pledge
In Wiley Colorado on July 11 depositors pledged nearly full confidence in Wiley State Bank. They agreed to keep funds in the bank for five and a half years to allow the bank to continue its service to the community.
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Bank Wiley
Colo
Wiley State Bank
Judge Lets Self Off With $1 Fine In Parking Case
Police Judge William Stelnaul arrested himself for parking too long on a downtown street and imposed a $1 fine on his own conduct. The incident occurred in Topeka on July 21 as reported by the local desk.
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Topeka
Ran
William Stelnaul
Imself
Troops Called to End Hoosier Mine Siege
Three Indiana National Guard companies were ordered to the Hoosier mine area near Shakamak state park to remove 20 non union workers who have remained in the shaft over 40 hours without food. Governor Harry G. Leslie said he would accompany the troops. the dispute centers on union solidarity and safety fears amid armed workers.
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Dugger
Hoosier Contolze
Cherlif Wesley Willams
Sullivan County
Harry G. Leslie
Shakamak State Park
Indianapolis
Attica
Ladoga
Leslie
Williama
Hoosier
Indiana
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
District 11
United Mine Workers of Amer+ied
Noted Art Relic Found in Church in Milwaukee
Workmen remodeling Gesu church altar in Milwaukee discover a statue bearing Giovanni Dupre’s signature, confirming the crucified Christ statue as a rare nineteenth century work. The piece, once bought by William E. Cramer and exhibited in Paris in 1867, was moved to St Gall’s in 1394 and later to Gesu.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gesu
Losh
Giovanni Dupre
Dupre
Willam £. Cramer
Evening Wisconsin
St. Gall’s
Gesu Church
Envelope Makers Protest Government Envelope Factory In Dayton
Kansas City July hearing before Rep Joseph Shannon heard from Harold Smith Kansas City president of the Envelope Manufacturers Association of America Roland Buss of New York and H F Nayran of Kansas City as they charged a Dayton Ohio government envelope factory prints merchants addresses on stamped envelopes The witnesses called the operation unfair and an unbearable form of competition likening it to state socialism.
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Kansas City
Joseph B. Shannon
Missouri
Harold Smith
Kansas Ly
Envelope Manufacturers Association of America
Roland R. Buss
New York
H. F. Nayran
Samuel B. Peltingill
Indiana
Dayton
Ohio
Smith
Old Indian Homes Yield Secrets Now to Busy Students
CHICAGO July 21 U81 Dead men tell no tales but even primitive races leave behind unpremeditated records of how they lied. A group of advanced anthropology students at the University of Chicago study mounds and campsites of the Niinola black sand Indians who lived about 5,000 years ago. Investigations in Fulton county Illinois yielded skeletons of 40 of these prehistoric aborigines last year, while earlier explorations brought nearly 1,000 skeletons and more than 10,000 tools and ornaments. Prof Hay Cooper Cole, head of the anthropology department, says Tilmois was a center of trade and progress in the Mississippi Valley. At least four distinct Indian cultures prevailed in the state at one time, Dr Cole believes.
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Chicago
U81
University of Chicago
Niinola
Fulton County
Iinois
Columbus
Old Paintings Sold at Auction in Berlin
Valuables from Prince Friedrich Heinrich of Prussia are to be auctioned in Berlin as Germany’s aristocrats curb spending. The sale, at Prince Albrecht Palace, will include 171 items by German, Italian, and Dutch masters, with prominent names like Canaletto and Luini in the long roster.
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Berlin
Friedrich Heinrich
Prussia
Brunswick
Germany
Canaletto
Bernardini Luini
Chodowieckis
Prince Albrecht
Prince Friedrich Heinrich
Washington Kin to Follow Footsteps in Flight
Miss Anne Madison Washington, great grandniece of George Washington, plans a historic tour with Major James H. Doolittle. They will fly a 2900 mile dawn to dusk path starting Monday to commemorate the 1571 anniversary of the postal service, tracing Washington’s route through 14 states.
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Newark
Anne Madison Washingtan
George Washington
James H. Doolittle
Postal Service
Washington
Visitor Lt W W Welsh Visits Kelly Field
Lieutenant W W Welsh of the air corps formerly Kelly Field personnel adjutant called at Kelly Field on Thursday. He is now stationed at Louisville on duty with the organized reserves.
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Welsh
Kelly
W. W. Welsh
Air Corps
Kelly Field
Louisville
Blonde llama born at Johannesburg zoo shocks officials
In Johannesburg on July 21 a blonde llama was born at the city zoo. Officials say the dark brown parents seemed surprised by their offspring and the event drew local attention.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Texan Nearly Shot Ruler of Austria
A La Porte Texas justice of the peace A Muldoon narrowly avoided killing Emperor Franz Josef of Austria when a pistol he displayed to the monarch accidentally fired. The bullet missed the emperor by inches, and the emperor intervened to shield Muldoon from a $25 fine by the show manager.
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Austria
LA Porte
Texas
Muldoon
Franz Josef
Indian Bones Found On Farm Near Patoka
James McDermott unearthed an Indian burial ground two miles northwest of Patoka Illinois while tending bees near a hay stack. He exposed a jawbone and scattered bones including a dog skeleton, along with crude Indian implements and tomahawks about fourteen inches underground. The discovery was reported after he returned with tools to dig.
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Patoka
Ind
James McDermott
Here
McDermott
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