Hollywood girl bazaar probe swells to court cases
March 7 1931 Los Angeles district attorney probes a so called Hollywood girl bazaar that trafficked youth for money. Investigators questioned men named on a list of about 40 patrons while Olive Day , Mam Jobelmann and John Mille face charges along with several underage witnesses. Billie Timmons a 21 year old Kansas girl who escaped the operation testified as detectives noted converging leads from a hotel to a San DiegoLos Angeles nexus.
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Iavest Blayary Matthews Aid
Smong Effects
Olive Day
Wir
Mam Jobelmann
John F
Modeln
Stace
Ecreen Carerrh
Reid
Boreel
Spunty
Angeles
Billie Timmons
Baneas
Glae
Miss Timmons
Kansas
Holl
William H. Jolelmann
Olive Dos
John
Mille
San Diego
Los Angeles
Yeultar
Timmons
Viet Sai
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Mis
Carestome
Olive
Hin
Gault Rites to Be in Kentucky
The body of Paul W. Gault, who died Saturday, will be sent to Oweneville, Kentucky, for funeral rites Sunday night. A native of Kentucky, he had lived there six weeks. He was a member of the Liang club and Elk. Survived by his widow Mrs Yeiin Gault and son Charen, sisters Mesdames Dora Cook Danteley Annie Jackson Artie Stancer and others.
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Kentucky
Paul W. Gault
Joce Hospital
Oweneville
Kentucks
Liang Club
Gad Elk
Yeiin Gault
Charen
Charen; His Ristera, Mesdames Dora’ Cook
Danteley
Annie Jackson
Artie Stancer Aga Sais Lie
Wobrovh- 3
G. Gault
Sarid Gault
Oklahoma
Writers Die in Auto Wreck Near Angeles
Three writers Daly and Campbell among them die in a car crash while en route to cover a Cab spring event. The victims include Veraad Kerther and Jack Campbell, ages 22, all described as writers. The accident occurred as their automobile struck a障 obstacle.
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Arthor Daly
Wenasio
Jack Cmpbell
Seacare
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Campbell
Charlesian
Cheyenne
Tesay Ark
Galveston
Meron
Lesar
Miami
Mantacmerrs
Omaha
Clouds
Paul
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Indy
New Life Insurance Plan Offers 81 A Month For Two Years
The Postel Wife and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new policy paying up to 81 a month for 24 months for disability and 1000 for death. Eligible men women and children ages 4 to 70 may apply by mail with beneficiary name and relation. No medical exam required and limited to qualified applicants.
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Postel Wife & Casualty In- Wrance Co
Dierks Balding
James City
Ned Mane
Blizzard Strands Plymouth Teens In Shelter Amid Meglo West Storm
High school students from Plymouth Indiana were stranded by a blizzard that began in the southwest and intensified as it moved north northeast into central Minis area. Snow and sleet disrupted transportation and communications isolating several towns and hampering aid attempts.
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Plymouth
Til
Boone
Minis
Grain Belt Storm Hits Midwest Paralyzes Missouri Roads
A sweeping snowstorm snarled travel across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas with rail and air service halted and highways blocked by drifts. Telegraph and telephone lines were disrupted. long distance circuits out of service. Snow totals and economic impact cited with aid efforts and job creation for snow removal.
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Nsab City
Missouri
Kanwar
Oklahoma
Arkensar
Kanes
Chicago
Oklahoman
Texas
Charity Bortons
Jolless
Morgan Yacht Takes to Shelter From Atlantic Gale
A Morgan yacht named the Corseir with the Archbishop of Centrrbury aboard sought shelter today as fierce gales roared across the Atlantic from Great Britain toward the Iberian region. The Corneiz, bound for Palestine, also headed for shelter at Gibraltar amid the deteriorating conditions.
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Universal Necther Reedal
London
Great Britain
Centrrbury
Palestine
Wan
Aibraltar
Liner Ledger Notes Storm Damage Near New York
A raw report mentions a French liner Rochambesa scorted from a storms octan index after rough seas near New York. It references 40 foot waves and damage concerns.
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Lniseeral Rersize
New York
Rochambesa
Weather Update and Sea Conditions Report
The weather page notes rough seas with four-foot waves and heavy rain in places. A Munson liner Manamar faced delays of 24 hours due to a gale off the South Atlantic coast while Captain J Ligesix de la Combe steered safely through the high swells.
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Thoreday
Munson
Manamar
West Indies
South Atlantic
Storm forces four Army planes down in Michigan and Ohio
A heavy snow storm blanketed northern Michigan and Lake Erie forcing four Army planes to make emergency landings. Three touched down on Kelley's Island near Cleveland, while a fourth landed near Ohio, with pilots Capt. Ronen Hoyt and first lieutenants Burns Warburton and Aakenk among those reported.
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Michard
Nouthern
Michigan
Lake Erie
Kelley's Island
Bandusts
Ohio
Selfridge
Cleveland
Robert W. Burns
Ernest X. Warburton
A. H Aakenk
Seventeenth
Ronen Hoyt
Kait Gropy
Wan
Washington, DC
Four on Tug Lost in Gale During Heavy Gale
In a strong northeast gale a tug named Palmer with four crew members was overdue after leaving at 1 4 p m today. Rescue teams searched the waters as hopes faded for the crew.
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Palmer
Firm 9 Found Guilty in Liquor Conspiracy Case
A federal jury convicted the Flohinger Brothers Co of Keokuk Iowa and nine individuals of liquor conspiracy. The verdict signals the first successful conviction in a series targeting dealers, importers, and rings involved in surplus liquor manufacture. An appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals was indicated.
Hoover veto draws line on Wagner bill plan change
President Hoover said he would veto the Wagner bill forming federal employment agencies, arguing it would harm labor during the crisis by abolishing the existing federal service and delaying new agencies. A revised plan by the labor department to present next session would replace the current system with state controlled agencies partly funded by the federal government.
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Hoover
Wagner
Isbor
Federal Employment Service
Teglsiniton
Apina
Department of Lator
Congress
New York
Tebor
Department of Tabor
Federal
Frost Damages Crops in San Patricio County
Report from San Patricia County indicates cucumbers and tomatoes were damaged significantly by frost last Monday night in Sinton Texas. The frost affected crops in the area, raising concerns for farmers and local markets.
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San’ Patricio Sinton
Texas
San Patricia Counly
Raskob Wide Open A Wet Program Menace to Nation
The piece critiques a Democratic committee meeting proposal as disruptive to party harmony. It notes Senator Robinson’s protest and describes reactions to Raskob’s candidate. It hints that future convention leaders may prefer Franklin D. Roosevelt for guidance and calls for calmer, saner proposals.
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Raskob
Robinson
Mr. Raskob
Democratic Committee
Hounds Track Killer Through Mountain Trails
Bloodhounds bayed through surrounding mountains tonight as detectives pursue a suspected killer in the murder of Edward Hurracker a WWI veteran. A suspect remains tightlipped while authorities press for answers with two heavy charges in the case.
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Luray
Yay Maret
Mountang Avirrounding
Hoover
Carey
Feid
Edward Hurracker
Durencker
Presidente Camp
Luekubothnet
Duke Heiress and Biddle Divorced
New York March 7 The ten year marriage of Macy Tube heiress to Duke tobacco millions and Anthony T Drexel Middle a wealthy spokesman and leader ended today The couple’s divorce was granted by Supreme Court Justice Graham Vl tbachiel after Mrs Biddie traveled to Newburgh New York with friends to obtain the decree noted despite attempts to keep the matter secret
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New York
Macy Tube
Duke Tobacco
Anthony T. Drexel
Biddie
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Graham Vl Tbachiel
Wets Decide to Boe Tine
National distribution of Chairman Razkob's speech is pinned for the oncoming weeks. The apparent aim is to let his prohibition proposal soak in and test Democratic reaction nationwide. Love predicted Hoover’s reelection and urged a dry candidate to carry the West and South.
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Euhernal Service
Washington, D. C
Southern
Thonian Ub
Love
Trxan National
John J. Raskob
Prohibition
Hoover
Pationz
Oregon
Hoovervrals
al” Smith
Trantor
al Smith
Raskob
Newspaper Boy Wins Essay Prize
Barclay Dillon, 14, of the Birmingham Age Herald, won the top honor in a patriotic essay contest held by the Washington Times and Washington Herald. The prize celebrated participants in the first annual newspaper boys pilgrimage to Washington at Christmas.
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D.C
Barclay Dillon
Birmingham Age Herald
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Washington Times
Washington Tirrald
Bars of
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