Testimony in Girl Bazaar Case Attacked by District Attorney
Testimony in the Girl Bazaar case was challenged as the Los Angeles district attorney's office denied a key statement. Witness Mills pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor, Lydia Nitto, 17, avoiding a possible conspiracy felony. He described pressures from District Attorney Barton Fitts and detailed planned interactions involving Pantages, Shreve, and Mrs Day to arrange a party with two girls at a Hollywood hotel.
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More nurses asked for S A
A committee visiting Mayor Chamberlain urged city payroll support for nurses to combat bilcrentosis. Mayor Chamberlain expressed sympathy but cited tight city finances. The group named Dr. N Goodson County Health Official P Porter and others as members, noting about 40 deaths last year and areas most affected. Real estate ads urged purchase now for future profit.
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Testimony questioned in San Diego case against Pantages
Defense attacked motive of Joli Pantages associate against theater magnate Alexander Pantages and Jesse Shreve on morals charges. Preliminary hearing of Mile Willam Jokelmman and Olive Clark Du for altered operation of a Hollywood girl marker moved to Los Angeles. Pantages, accused of assaulting Eunice Pringle, vaudeville dancer, faces new trial. Pringle has civil suit for 1,000,000 against him. hearing set for July 30.
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Alexander Pantages
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Desert Tribes Urged to Halt Raids for Peace Talks
Jerusalem reports an order from Emire Abdullah of Trans-Jordania and King Ibn Saud of Hedjaz forbidding tribal raids until a conference between representatives of the two realms can set terms for peace. The move aims to reduce hostilities in the desert region pending talks.
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France to Oppose Tariff Revisions
Paris reports Finance Minister Blandin told the chief deputies that France will resist any tariff changes in the near term. He cited the growing price disparity between French and foreign agricultural goods as making current tariffs essential for maintenance.
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Paris
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Ruins Reveal First Hellenistic Town in Holy Land
Excavations by Yale University and the American School for Oriental Research near Jerusalem uncover a first century elliptical colonnade at a long street end backed by a forum of Hellenistic buildings. The find confirms a Hellensitic town on site and may illuminate ancient water festivals.
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Jerusalem
Je‘ash Kerasa
Hiblien Limes
Yale University
American School For Oriental
Toman
Holy Land
Knight, 68, chief clerk, leaps to death from building
Thomas K. Knight, 68, chief clerk of the Burlington and Quincy Railroad, leaped to his death from the sixteenth floor of the Feiler Commerce building. His body was found on the angular Stop level. A note left by Knight hinted at a desire not to notify others. Classifieds offer favorable rental opportunities.
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