Murder Trial Reveals Slain Doctor's Secret Confession
In Louisville Kentucky on June 14 a jury found Dan Newman not guilty of murder in the shooting death of Dr Christopher Schott at his sanitatorium. Newman testified he fired in self defense after Schott grabbed at his hip pocket amid a heated quarrel. A female servant had allegedly admitted previous killings by Schott in 1919 and an unidentified physician, prompting threats.
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Christopher Schott
Dan Newman
Newman
Dr. Schott
Attempt to assassinate Prince Kuni reported in London
London dispatch says a May 1 assassination attempt targeted Prince Kuni, father of the current empress. The information emerged as a press ban on the report was lifted, details remain unclear.
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London
Birthday Gift for Gustave to Sweden's King Gustave
Sweden plans a grand tribute for King Gustave on his seventieth birthday June 10. Citizens expect a $1,000,000 gift as a formal thank offering for his role in keeping Sweden out of war and for his long reign.
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Gustave
Sweden
Girl Sets Time for Atlantic Start
Miss Amelia Hathare and companions prepare for a transatlantic flight from Atlantic harbor, aiming at 1 oblock Eastern Standard Time tomorrow. Pilots Wilmer Stultz and Tallis Gordon plan a 14 hour 1342 mile leg to the Azores, then Lisbon and Southampton, as preparations continue after a weather delay.
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Traffic law fines heard in corporation court
San Antonio traffic violators appeared in the mine column Thursday. Judge Johnny Onion presided as three defendants were freed. Defendants fined for violations included Chev Danville Allen $2 and F A Cares $6.
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Johnny Onion
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F. A. Cares
Lotta Crabtree Will Case Upheld in Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court affirms probate ruling striking out Mrs. Carotta Cockburn of Los Angeles as claimant to the 6 million dollar estate of famed actress Lotta Crabtree. The ruling settles a long dispute over the controversial will and estate distribution.
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Lotta Crabtree
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court Today
Carotta Cockburn
Los Angles
Flag observance marks San Antonio scouts tribute to Old Glory
San Antonio Thursday opened with Boz Fcouls raising flags over fourteen downtown office buildings in a patriotic drive to fundraise. The Alam0 lodge planned a major program in front of the Alamo featuring eleven numbers sung by the Elke band and a choir directed by C A Lee. Troop 20 led the Milam roof procession with scouts from multiple troops assigned to city buildings including the Milam, Moore, Aztec, and Public Service structures.
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Grant Moore
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Republican farm relief plank praised by minority in 1944 convention
Kansas City June 14 1944 a minority plank of the Republican resolutions committee proposes a farm relief plan based on equitization of costs and favors farmer cooperative control with limited federal power to handle surplus costs distributed over each marketed unit. It states the aim to distribute costs of concerted action among beneficiaries and warns against a law that might deceive general support.
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McNarye Haugen
Resolutions Committee
Cavalry Charges Strikers Amid Tobacco Unrest
In Athens on June 14 six were not killed and forty wounded as clashes with strikers continued over tobacco works. Cavalry charged the field in Nanthi area amid disorder associated with American Tobacco Company sites. Government promises a firm response to the unrest.
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American Tobacco Company
Dallas Band Marks 30th Anniversary Tour
The Watlee band begins a goodwill tour through South Texas for the thirtieth anniversary. They will visit more than forty cities and spend three days in Houston during the national Democratic convention.
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Texas
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National Democratic
Woman Registrar Removed by Vote in Mt Remand Parish
The state board of registration dismissed Ruthinton Leone as registrar of voters for Mt Remand parish. The move came at the first meeting of the new administration and was approved late last night by Governor Tong.
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Artists Models Union Formed in Chicago
An organizing drive culminated in the formation of the Models and Mannikins Union in Chicago. Members cited demands for higher pay and longer rest periods, with Miss Mose Safford among those articulating the grievances and urging collective action.
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Promi Fito
Iris
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Mose Safford
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Fire destroys residence. $12,000 loss reported
A fire caused by an exploding still led to about $12,000 in damage to a residence. Firemen extinguished several burning alcohols and removed them. A tunnel from the garage to the basement was exposed by the blaze.
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Death Trial Opens in Texarkana Slaying Case
In Bowie County Texas Dwight Oram stands charged with slaying his brother in law Dit Strieklaad. The case moves to Bowie County Harriet court today. Strieklaad’s children expected to testify as Upsxes in the high profile proceeding that also involves the accused’s wife and family.
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