LAWTERTH DEFEND WOMAN IN CHINA IN LONDONESQUE NOTICE
An American lawyer engaged to defend Afme Borodin and other Russian detainees in China reportedly cannot speak to the prisoners in Peking. The prisoners arrive under escort with guards as authorities decide whether they should be tried with others captured during the Boriet embassy raid. Nearby, plans emerge to arm line steamers. clashes on the Yangtze continue with casualties among vessels and crew.
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Daily Express
Ole
Westminster Gazette
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U.S
China
Hong Kong
President Lincoln
Ellhior Line
Prince and Companions Miss Tragic Train Wreck
In EQNDON on May 4 the prince and queen witnessed the near miss of a royal train from Spare Barrowls to Seville. Minutes later the express collided with a local train at Pal Del Rio, killing one girl and injuring five others.
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Wales
Pal del Rio
Seville
Shaw seeks prayers from churches to aid his conscience
London reports George Bernard Shaw says he needs the prayers of twenty one churches to help him with his conscience. He adds he believes God knows his own business and asks others to pray for him if they feel led.
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G. B. Shaw
London
George Bernard Ebuw
Lis Eelf
Armene
Social events dot city calendar with dances and teas
A busy schedule of dinners dances and teas fills the city social calendar. Notable gatherings include a dinner dance at 7120 o'clock on Friday May 20 honoring Miss Alta Deutz and Miss Ts. Deutz, a dancing party May 30 for the younger set, and multiple bridge luncheons and teas at local posts and homes.
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Adh
Jirs
Heder Guemuer Wes
East Guenther Ised
Alta Deutz
House of First
Catherine Terrell
Graduall Denman Brown
Mary Louiser
Dean Cacaday
Mary Webb
Marianna Engelking
Betty Sue Roberts
Helen Huaniing
Marjorie Tolhurst
Anna Pearl Wiggins
Evelyn Pridgen
Elizabeth Kercherille
Sess
Tea and entertaining scenes mark May gatherings in town
Mrs. Frank Lahm presides at a tea service with Mrs. Eugene Chaney and Mrs. F. M. Andrews assisting. Several teas and entertainments follow through May at venues like Argonne, the Women's Club House, Bright Shawl, and Alamo Country Club. Guests include Ava Johnson, Dorothy Bell Sasket, and many Main Avenue high school seniors. weddings and bridal party announcements accompany social events.
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Ava Johnnson
Main Avenue High School
William Welter Nesley
Watts
Semona Wofford
Rubeamen-Wofford
Homer Hamstond
Wil
Alamo Country Club
Wooodwn Bailes
Pareork Military Academy
BE. Newton
Riveco
Dorothy Bell
Phi Chi
Atei
Anna Sehoff
Mise Thorbara Holmgreen
Westmoorland College
Omaha Re-elects Cowboy Mayor For Nineteenth Year
Omaha Neb Mar 4 James A Dailman known as the cowboy mayor wins a seventeenth three year term and begins his nineteenth year as city chief executive. Re elected on the square seven administration ticket the long serving Omaha leader continues in office.
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Omaha
AI Smith Calls on Mrs Wilson in Baruch Home
AI Smith visits Mrs Wilson at Bernard Baruch's home in Sew York with Governor Acton and WG supporters present. The event, eight years after a prior meeting, is described as cordial and nonpolitical in nature.
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Ai’ Smith
Mrs. Wilson
Sew Yohn
Urs
Woodeow Wilson
Gazer Noe Smith
Bernard
Baruch
Acton
Penny Firm Rents New Yoakum Site
Juakum Texas May 4 The J G Penny company has leased the 17% Hardy building at Grand Avenue and Lott Street and Balercupy Tk about August 5 The Walton Furniture company will move into the former Owens building on Lor Street and relaunch operations in Yoakum for the season
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Juakum
Tex
J. G. Penny Company
Hardy
Grand Avenue
Lott Street
Balercupy
Walton Furniture Company
Aconfant
Ronsure
Aden
Nungesser Plane Damaged by Fire
Captain Mee Nungesser’s airplane, aimed at a flight from Paris to New York, was slightly burned by gasoline fire early this morning. Officials say the craft can be repaired in a day.
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Nungesser
Mee Nungesser
Memorial Group Elects New University Stadium Leaders
Dutcher Stark of Orange was elected president of the University Memorial Stadium association by the board of directors. Theo Bellmort was secretary and WV. H. Richardson of Austin became vice president. Max Fiehlerbaum resigned as director of the stadium site work. Mrs W T Henrithson will take a new position in January.
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Austin
Dutcher Stark
Orange
University Board of Regents
University Memorial Stadium Association
Theo Bellmort
Wade
WV. H. Richardsen
Way Vmare
Max Fiehlerbaum
Sinte
Alareed
W. T. Henrithson
Borger Judge May Tender Resignation Amid Portland City Shakeup
Borger judge May to resign in a personal ceremony to Governor Dan Moody as Borger faces a mayoral and city commission vacancy. Reports indicate mayor Tobu H. Miller and three commissioners are also expected to vacate their offices soon in Hutchinson County.
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Acszth
U—Jie Owen
Jublke
Hutchison County
Borger
Texas Rangers
Dan Moody
Tobu H. Miller
Algo
Beauties of New York Chosen For Annual Galveston Revue
New York selects Dorothy Britton 19 and Lesley Storey 17 as the two most beautiful girls. Britton will represent New York and Storey Brooklyn in the Galveston international beauty pageant May 21 to 23. Selection came from the New York Daily Mirror and the Smart Set magazine.
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New York
Dorothy Britton
Lesley Storey
Miss Britton
Miss Storey
Brooklyn
Galveston
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Indgea
Mul Neh Peefeak
Catholic Priest Gives Up Church For Marriage
Tulsa report states the Rev Junes K Boylan 33 resigned from duties at Duncan to marry Miss Inig Gurinr McRey 20 in First Methodist Church Tulsa. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles Drake Stinner.
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Junes K. Boylan
Romeo Usthalie Pariah
Duncan
Tha
Huye
Weil
Inig Gurinr McReynolde
Firat Methodist Church
Charles Drake Stinner
No Change in Breath Victim in Roanoke
Walter Boothe, 48, kept alive by artificial respiration since April 21, underwent surgery to relieve paralysis of the lung nerves. Doctors expect possible additional operations within a day or two if he survives.
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International
Roanoke
Walter Ti, Boothe
Boothely
Love Cult Leader Awaiting Sentence in California Case
A man linked to a so called Love Cult faces sentencing Friday in Oakland California after being found guilty of contributing to a girl’s delinquency. The case centers on an improper ceremony organized with associates and certain family members.
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Ruasell Alley
Omar
Oakland
al Joys
The Charm of Well Kept Hair
An ad style fragment promotes BRILLO GLOSSCOMB and BRITE products, claiming they keep hair delightful and neat with popular polish. It mentions a feeling of pleasure in keeping hair well groomed and touts LOSSCOMA as a preferred preparation.
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