Enat Man Is Freed on Gam
Los Angeles July 23 Guy Edward Hudson known as What a Man to Mrs Minnie Kennedy during their brief marriage today is freed of a Washington bigamy charge but must address alimony claims from his former wife Mrs Margaret Newton Wade. Extradition was refused due to expense after sheriff G H Gray Kelso Wash advised local authorities. Hearing set for today in Madson divorce and alimony suit seeking 240 monthly alimony plus attorney fees. Kennedy Hudson marriage appalled last week as Hudson faces a 250000 breach of promise suit from Tebel Lee Parker Harbert of Los Angeles following his June 25 marriage near Loneview Wark.
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Los Angeles
Guy Edward Hudson
Minnie Kennedy
Washington
Margaret Newton Wadeon
G. H. Gray
Kelso
Wash
Hudson
Alrs. Kennedy
Loneview
Wark
Tebel Lee Parker Harbert
Railroad Labor Foils Efforts for Lower Wage Scale
Washington reports that organized rail labor vows to resist any move to reduce wages. The Railway Labor Executives’ Association says agreements exist among employers, employees, and government to block wage-cut pressure and uphold the American standard of living.
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Washington, D.C
Girl Resumes Air Hop From Moscow
Amy Johnson, trying for a speed flight from England to Tokyo, resumed her journey in Moscow after sleep. This marked her fourth stop since departure, with flying instructor J Umphrey leaving England Monday. The Moscow leg covered about 12 hours with fuel stops at Koenigsberg and Velikie Loki.
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Moscow
Amy Johnson
Huitich
England
Tokio
J. Umpheye
Gerlin
Derlin
Koenigaberg
Velikle Loki
Russia
Grasshopper Threat Looms Over Western Corn Crops
Town reports aviation driven pest control to counter an invading grasshopper swarm menacing Nebraska South Dakota and Western Iowa crops. Farmers fear continued damage across the region as the insect army spreads over fields and threatens harvests.
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Dessidines
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Enlome
Blood drive urged by health chief for polio outbreak
New York July 29 Health Commissioner Wynne appeals to survivors of the 1916 infantile paralysis epidemic to donate their blood to combat the current outbreak. More than 800 cases reported in the past seven weeks.
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New York
Wynne
England to Cut Nation's Expense in Major Budget Move
London, July 29. Government economy committee proposes a large reduction in national expenditures. The plan aims to trim almost 90 million pounds from current outlays, signaling a significant tightening of public spending pending official adoption.
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England
London
Estate Left by Lawless Pioneer in Austin Passing
An estate of 707,722.22 dollars was left by Col. Peter J. Tavnress, pioneering railroad man and director of the Austin National, according to inventory filed Tuesday in probate court by Judge Joy C. Archer.
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Lawless
Austin
Peter J. Tavnress
Pioneer
Austin National
Joy C. Archer
Divorce Suit After 32 Years of Marriage in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin June 29. After 32 years of married life Mrs Bucks Fisher of Erenssille filed suit for divorce charging that her husband could not wake her polling with him.
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Madison
Wis
Mra Bux Fisher
Erenssille
Slayer Furniture Classified Columns Offer Bargains
Classified notice promises affordable bone fittings and furniture pieces from Slayer, inviting readers to consult available listings. Local ad emphasizes value and easy access to items, suggesting a wide range of prices and options for budget buyers.
IMbride Warns Of Roosevelt In Anti Prohibition Debate
In Washington on July 20 F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League warned that Roosevelt endorsements by anti prohibitionists pose a challenge to friends of the Eighteenth Amendment. He cited Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison and New York’s Democratic governor as examples of wet sentiment influencing the Middle West. He questioned Roosevelt’s appeal to prohibition supporters in that region.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
F. Scott AfeRrite
Anti-Saloon League
Carmak
Chicago
Pasernor
New York
Middle West
McCirily
Friends of Prohibition
Europe Faces Economic Settlement and Political Upheaval
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, warned aboard the White Star liner on his return that Europe faces an impending economic settlement or social upheaval as fascism grows in Germany and reconstructive efforts pause before power shifts. In AMAGO Chile, Avenue name changes honor a slain young doctor, with locals funding new name plates.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Europe
Germany
Butler
Amago
Chile
President Ibanes
Nunoa
Jaime Pinto- J
Cuburb
Stop Itching Torture Relief Lotion Ad Card
Advertisement claims BMO antiseptic soothing lotion relieves itching skin irritations including eczema, pimples, ringworm, dandruff and similar conditions. Promotes Flira Strength for stubborn cases at $1.25. Available from all druggists, 1.00 per bottle.
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Santander
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Im'bride
Roosevelt
By Chas. Sanford Diehl
Pacific Coast
Louis Riel
Canada
Associated Press News Service
Pacific
America
Samoa
Associated Press
Cuba
The
Wolff & Marx
Dr. Butler
Wolff & Marx Co. Men's Store
Wolff & Marx Co. Men’s Store
Gabardines
Clermont
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