Society Woman Sentenced for Murder and Smuggling
A 39 year old nurse linked to a smuggling ring and the murder of her former lover was sentenced to life imprisonment after a guilty verdict for first degree murder. The case arose from a hospital shooting in which the victim, Bob sine, was wounded during a dispute. The defendant faced motions for a new trial which were denied.
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Gg Center
Cato
Mar
Qfariie Ring
Wanton C. Robwine
Gilyapen
Towa
Denver
Yveare Ag
Robert K. Evans
Bobsine
Plane crash during deluge kills one, two hurt
In Chicago area, May 11 1941 a C plane piloted by Hobbs crashed near Waukegan airport during a heavy rainstorm. EB Redshaw of Zion and two others were aboard. one man died on impact and the others suffered fatal injuries as the aircraft spun and tore to the ground about 60 feet from the runway.
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Chicago
Lodas
Wau
Megan
Redshaw
Zio, Tb
Carl Korn
Zion
Waukegan
Hobbs
Denmark Hop Planned in Summer by Rockford Team
A summer voyage from New York City to Copenhagen Denmark is planned by Bert Hassell Parker D. Cramer and two assistants, with five stops en route, announced in Rockford on May 11.
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Denmark
Rockford
New York City
Copendagen
Bert Hassell
Parker D
Cramer
Socialite Mrs McQuesten Faces Customs Smuggling Fine
New York May 11 Mrs Lou i McQuesten, a prominent Boston socialite with homes in Boston and Marblehead, paid duties totaling 15 251 on undeclared jewelry and wearing apparel found aboard the Homeric. A diamond bracelet was concealed in her fur coat collar and goods worth 64 754 were disclosed after a full search. She denied arrest for smuggling and said duties were paid after questioning.
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McQuesten
Marblehead Werk
Denver Bootleg War Feud Shrugs Off Clarks Killing
Denver authorities seek motive in the murder of Joe Clark found shot near the road six miles north of Denver. Investigators probe two theories: Clark betrayed bootlegging rings or sparked an underworld feud among rivals. Witnesses and suspects refuse to cooperate under police pressure.
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Denver
Colo
Cris
State
Joe Clark
Clark
Weaver
William Jennings
Turkey Creek Ranyon
Joel E. Stone
Underworld
Pointblank
Lipscomb Rites Set for Monday in Jalta
Funeral services for Walter Lipscomb will be held Monday in Jalta. Lipscomb, educated in San Antonio public schools and the University of Texas, was a member of the Sigma fraternity. He is survived by his mother Mrs Lipscomb, a sister Mrs Bush Lipscomb Ailes, and two brothers Elop Lipscomb and Toni Lipscomb.
Ladies' Auxiliary Benefit Party Planned at Hackberry Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary will host a benefit event at Kurseh's hall on Hackberry street Saturday evening, May 18. Proceeds fund expenses for delegates attending the state meeting of the order in Galveston.
Passengers Dictate Goodbyes via Phonograph Shipboards
New York May 17 The He de France and other liners report using phonograph recorders to capture farewell messages from outbound passengers. Each disk records about two minutes or 800 words and is mailed to be played on ships’ phonograph machines. Similar installations are planned on additional liners.
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New York
France
Galveston Growers Profit From Diverse Fruit Crops
In Galveston district farmers report strong returns from Magnolia figs grapes plums and peaches. F. Pabst president of the Texas Wig Growers Association owns about ten acres of imperfect land near Dickinson with 43 acres of Magnolia figs and other fruit and vegetable crops. Growers say net earnings range from 150 to 250 per acre with potential around 300 per acre, based on credible reports from independent growers.
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Galveston
Fioe
Frei €. Pabst
Teyar Wig Growers’ Association
Dickinson
Galvaston
Pabst
Eranges Bay
Woman Falls Seven Floors to Death in Street
A nightgown-clad woman, 35, plummeted from the seventh floor of an apartment building into the street. Passersby and an ambulance rushed to the scene. she died at Knickerbocker Hospital. The victim, identified as Mrs. Aliré Gingell, had recently separated from her husband Oliver J. Gingold, a Wall Street worker.
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Aliré Gingell
Potion
Heron
Bushand
Oliver J. Gingold
The
Waft of the Wall Eurert Jonmnad
Leopold Slayer of Child Made Prison Librarian
Nathan Leopold, once known as the Slayer of a child, was appointed librarian of the state prison by the warden. The post governs books prisoners may read and those barred. His office hours run from 8:30 to 4:44, staff note, calling the job among the softest in the system.
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Leopold
Soliet
Nathan Leopld
Richard Tork
Bobby Franks
Tenpold
Death mysteries in two city murders spur manhunt
Police pursue leads in the murder of Archie L. Bickle and the Monterrey man Lucio Ferreira as both deaths show the same pattern. Bodies found beneath train wheels after robbery and staged as accidental deaths. Deputies report tracking a suspect, with further details withheld. investigations widen to possible international criminal links.
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Jos Dommines
Archie L. Bickle
Leon Creek
Ay Treaile
Anarley Peters
Bickle
Sheriff's Department
Lucio Ferreira
Monterrey
Mexico
Missouri Pacific
San Antonio
Tun
Justice of the Peace
Louis F. Rolls
Tlese
Ferreira
Ferriera
Monterey
Ape Tiven
Detroit
Phai
Ars
Bym
Kerriera
PENSION CRITICIZED BY SOLON IN WASHINGTON
INS Chief William Howard Taft faces sharp attacks from Representative Dery Tunney of Illinois over accepting a Carregie pension fund annuity and sugar trust scandals. The speech links Taft to tariff concerns and alleges pardons for sugar trust insiders, citing ties to former Attorney General Wieser and calls for action. Rental vacancies are listed in Classifieds with convenient groupings for quick rent.
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Washington
INS
William Howard
Taft
Dowey Today
Dery Tunney
Tilinais
Carregie Pension Fund
Rainey
Iine
Sugar Trust
Steel Trust
Rteel Trust
Stainey
Tult
Washington Hotel
Wiesershom
Werners
America Called Religiously Ill by Church Leader
Leon Palmer of Philadelphia, general secretary of the Drutherhood of St. Andrew, told Caney conference that America is religiously ill and churches are filled with ruling Christians. He warned that a large portion of church work is down due to declining membership and cited too little piety with passively waiting for others to act.
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Chigagg
Amerrica
Mick
Leon ©. Palmer
Philadelphia
Drutherhoood
St. Andrew
Conference of Tin
Episcopal Church Labs
Caney
George
George Haing
Page Junior High Graduation Set Friday Morning
Page Junior High will hold promotion exercises for the Page School graduates at 10:00 a.m. Friday in the school auditorium. The BA class elected officers: Arthur Higgins president, Hugh Hevely first vice president, Taura Hougeworth second vice president, Edward Unedenas secretary, Thomas Brenes treasurer, Kane Arnohl correspondent, and Carl Harvie sergeant at arms.
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Arthur Higgins
Hugh Hevely
Taura Hougeworth
Edward
Will leaves estate to widow after illness with small shares
Albert Brown filed a will in Tilton appointing his widow Julia R. Milton as residuary legatee with less than 5 000 dollars. He leaves one dollar to each of his three children and asks they give their stepmother two dollars and four marks each for her devotion. The odd request accompanies a request for twenty five thousand dollars in return. The strange will is reported from New York on May 11.
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New York
Tns
Albert Brown
Lilley
Tilton ‘Seft
Julia R. Milton
Chicago
Field Museum
Charles RR. Knight
Marcelt. Graham
Oliver Burringston
Himer S. Diggs
Ann Date
Chelk Hele of Western Kansas and In Other Formations of the Miseleaiuyd
Whach
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Ocean
Sas
Om Brantosaur
PACT TERRORS EXPLAINED CHICAGO
A Chicago Field Museum exhibit features murals by Marcet Graham depicting prehistoric sea monsters and brontosaurus. Paleontologists note mosasaur and brontosaur sizes, with fossils common in the Western Kansas chalk beds and Mississippi valley regions.
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Anotine Alveo
Olfer
Hte
Wii
Alamo
Ony
Hia
Ladies' Auxiliary
Constance
Talmadge
Townsend
Netcher
Los
Angeles
Gulf Coast
I Pension
Solon
Justine
America
Page Junior High
Pact Terrors
Coleman &Co
Brady Bidz
Vermont
Frank Bros
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