What a Man to Face Heart Bal Suit in Los Angeles
A $250 000 breach of promise suit was filed in Los Angeles against Guy Edward Hudson after his marriage to Mrs Minnie Kennedy Hudson. The case follows two other actions tied to Hudson and Kennedy and a possible bigamy prosecution, with witnesses sought to confirm the marriage. Nearby, Roll McWherson and Lorn Dee Smith were wed at Angelus Temple, in a ceremony attended by notable temple figures and friends.
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Oklahoma
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Smyth
William B Smyth
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Democrat Outlook Brighter for 1932 Presidential Race
Norman E. Mack of Buffalo a veteran Democratic committee member said the party has a good chance in the 1932 election. He told reporters at Democratic state headquarters in New York that outlook for Democratic success is bright and the next president may be from their party.
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Texans Set for Second Try at Tokio Flight
Texans to attempt a non stop flight to Tokio from Moelnar field with R Y Robbins TL Jones piloting aboard the newly installed 5 power wap motor. The flight is tentatively set for 0 40 Thursday morning as crews overhaul and refuel after a previous unsuccessful attempt.
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Prison Plot Halted as Authorities Riot Control Surge
Reported bomb plot at Stateville penitentiary prompted an EU raid and a warden warning. Inmates were confined as guards and extras responded to the alleged plan to detonate a salix delivery at 2 p.m. Tension lingered as operations resumed.
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Murder at Austin Mystery Ends in Coroner Verdict
Coroner's verdict in Austin records a death ruled as death by self-inflicted actions after investigators found a girl battered and fatally harmed. Police note no external suspect. case hinges on self harm under unclear circumstances.
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Funeral Service Held for Editor Boniam and Community Leader
Funeral services were held for W. S. Spolta 65 a longtime editor and leader of the Honhom Pasnrite and president of the Texas Prisy association. The event reflected the editor’s prominent role in local media and religious circles.
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France Rejects Armament Rehiring Tied to World Guarantees
Washington reports France will not rearm or disarm unilaterally unless security is assured by other powers. The stance challenges Hoover’s disarmament push and links to London Geneva talks. France insists on League Article 30 and mutual protection before any real disarmament at Geneva next February.
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Newburyport Mayor Gillis Buys Local Paper
Mayor Gillis, who earlier said he would not seek reelection, has purchased the Newburyport Commercial Press and will publish a new paper called RuSport. The initial issue is planned for this Saturday and the move follows his reversal on running again.
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Probe Looms in Pen Deaths
A grand jury launches a probe into a shooting at a state prison where two inmates were killed and another wounded. The incident began when Darrington inmate Sam Foster seized guard Ed Uester’s rifle and knocked him from his horse, triggering a fatal confrontation with Harris and Poster and injuring Scott.
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Darrington
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Ed Uester
Omwie Harris
Scott
Megra Cousiers
Poster
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Oie Toad
Buck Flool
Harris
Cotton crude rate rulings face complaints in DC
The U S Federal Commerce Commission revised cotton and petroleum freight rate rules. The order bases original regional rates on western and southern connections and consolidates three cities into one rate territory. It also prescribes methods to adjust cotton shipments to Mobile and New Orleans to remove preferences.
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Missionary Held in Chinese Killing Sparks U S Protest
The American legation reports Dr. Tucker, a missionary, held by Chinese authorities after fatally shooting a Chinese man believed to be a robber. Washington says it will safeguard the missionary under extraterritorial treaty provisions amid the incident.
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Germany Collects Delinquent Taxes
German tax collectors worked today to enforce government demands and the excuses of taxpayers were disregarded. Officers moved ruthlessly to seize assets in the most exceptional cases.
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Arenes
Martial Law Declared in San Salvador Amid Unrest
Reports from San Salvador indicate martial law and curfews across the capital as nationwide unrest grows. Congress move, backed by President Araujo, triggered the crisis and prompted broad censorship with street blocks and newspaper shutdowns.
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Martin Law
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Angler Catches Fish Kin in July Report
An angler in July news reports catching a fish of the Shork family and finding kin. The capture noted 18 snail fish and a tone of related catch details.
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War Mothers Pick Delegates for National Convention
Delegates to the national convention of American War Mothers are named from the San Antonio chapter with a gathering at the Gunter hotel. The group invites all War Mothers and supporters to the picnic at Korhler Park Pavilion on Tuesday the 26th and to contact Mrs Slack for picnic details.
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