Tragic Fear Drives Rose Allen Under Guard
Rose Allen 18, central figure in Philadelphia society murder saga, is guarded constantly to prevent suicide after her lover Francis Donaldson died and her brother faces murder charges. Father gravely ill, doctor stays at Pearce home in Haverford. Rose remains confined, fearing further tragedy and public scrutiny.
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Universal Service
Pheadecidia
Vretly Rose Allen
Philadelphia
Francis
Donaldson
Henry G. Pearce
Haverford
Horsee Allen
Pearce
Pearce Mansion
Mrs. Pearce
Evanta
Mr. Allen
Ton
Joong Donaldson Wee
Rose Allen
Francis Ion
Roing Tonialdevn
Marge
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Operation Follows Knifing of Youth
Arthur Ortiz, 2, from Laredo Street, underwent emergency abdominal surgery at Robert D. Green hospital Saturday after a knife wound near a ball at a local address. Police reported a theft of clothing valued about 32 dollars from Mrs Lautenstein and a diamond ring and silverware theft from Glenner.
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Arthur Ortiz
Laredo Street
Robert D. Green Hospital
Aus
Westommerce Street
NM. Lautenstein
Glenner
McKirles
G Alabamans Attend Meet
Montgomery Alabama November 14 INS Governor Miller appointed six prominent Alabamans to represent the state at a cotton age reduction conference to be held at Jackson. The delegation includes Thomas Dowson president of the Alabama Bankers association Professor L Dunham Auburn Senator T H Walker Athens and Representatives W C Gilban and B R Goode. The group will be headed by Commissioner of Agriculture Seth P Storrs. The conference aims to design a uniform plan for cotton acreage reduction.
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Montgomery
Ala
INS
BR. M. Miller Inday
Jackson
Thomas Dowson
L. Dunran
Auburn
TI. H. Walker
Athens
W. C. Gilban
BR. J. Goode
Seth P. Storrs
Lay Off of 16 000 Oil Workers Sought in Mexico
A petition to lay off 16 000 oil field workers on the Temas of Tebusinepec was submitted to the board of conciliation and arbitration by the British and Mexican Eagle companies. Freesa production cited as reason while American firms push ahead with development.
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Mexico City
Tebusinepec
Brkish
Mexican Eagle Compass
Freesa
Jasoff
Isbmng
Parents Visit Ruth Judd In Phoenix Jail
In Phoenix on November 14, Mrs Math Judd and her husband visited Ruth Judd, the accused killer, in the Bounty jail. The tearful reunion occurred in private with her parents and a minister offering consolation as Sheriff McLadden moderated the encounter.
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Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Ariz
Math Judd
Hed. WeKinnell
Tarlington
Tod
Bounty
Sire
Ruth
Pax
Sul
Judd
Xen
MecKinnell
Andia
Moyle's Child Seeks His Liberation
Betty Les Moyle, 10, daughter of Don Moyle, pleads for release of her father James Kolph Oc who is serving a 30 day sentence for driving while intoxicated. She asks aid so he can contribute to the family from his earnings. He entered the county jail on November 2.
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J. H. Mcladden
Math Judd
McBaren
Ruth Judd
McKinnell
McFadden
Mrs. Judd
Ruth
Huth
Congo
Lace
Momma
Tome
Res
W. G. Reynolde
Middle West
Univéraa Servier
Uns Angeles
Daddy
Betty Les Moyle
Don Bmeyte
Tracy Pacific
Avistor
Peiilon Gevtrnor
James Kolph
Garden der Intlice
Mozle
Ife
Jal
Mayoral Involvement Ties to New Mexico Lottery Case
In a federal case about nearly one million labor tickets sold at one dollar nationwide, ten defendants face testimony linking Mayor Leo Smith Hot Springs and Charles Hill Las Cruces as New Mexico agents. Jack Michelson Albuquerque allegedly transported tickets to Arena points while directing communications through Sunshine Novelty. The trial features Judge Colin Neblett and U S Attorney Hugh Woodruff with defense by Hugh Woodward and Suo Brettton.
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Santa FE
N. ML
INS
Saratoga
Atukesenge
United States
Jack Michelson
Albuquerque
Mogewrler
Postal Law Charge Against 2 Dropped
Charges of violating postal laws against Richard E. Eneight former New York police commissioner and Henry Knight Miller editor of Lauchology were dismissed in federal court on motion by U S district attorney Herbert K. Tide. The case involved riders linked to former Oklahoma governor J C Waiton and the University Dilon Gas company with December proceedings anticipated.
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Aeeser
Oklauoma Grey
Richard E. Eneight
New York City
Henry Knight Miller
Lauchology
Herbert K. Tide
United States
J. C.waiton
Oklahoma
Universit Dilon] Gas Company
Browzit
Three Theater Types Foreseen for Children and Adults
London Nov 14 Three types of movie theaters are forecast by Hollywood director Fred Fo. One targets children with films. a second for real filing and a third for non mine pig. The types aim to replace gangster and sex films with comedies and homely dramas as part of the evolving cinema landscape. The note also mentions Sunday best ads accepted until 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Simran Peerite
London
Clapsreal
Fred Fo
Hollywood
Nilo
Inet
Wight
Call Crockett
Solons Study Canada Sales Taxes on Congressional Train
A bipartisan congressional delegation travels with Canadian officials to study the Canada sales tax system. The five compartment train will visit Montreal Ottawa and Quebec with leaders Wagner Moses Tydings Nye and Frazier among senators and Garner Snell and Garner among representatives. The trip, sponsored by William Randolph Hearst, aims for nonpartisan practical insight into tax operation.
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Wniversal Service
Binister
United States
Dominion
Croup St Senature
Canada
William Ranolph Hearst
Congress
Congressional Party
Cera
Montreal
Ottawa
Robert F. Wagner
New York
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Millard EB
Tydinga
Maryland
Gerald P. Nye
Lyon J. Frazier
North Dakota
John Thomas
Idato
David I. Walsh
Marcus A. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Olin F. Green
Circle
Garner
Falls in 1000 Gallon Wine Vat Drowns Man in Calif
John Faralesta, 64, fell into a 1000 gallon vat in a California cellar and drowned. His son Tosy, 20, found the body on November 14. A second fragment repeats the incident with similar details. A separate ad promotes a life and accident policy from The Portal Tile and Casualty Ta apience Co in Kansas City, offering up to 109 per month for 24 months disability and 1,000 death benefit, with $3.00 fee and no exam. prospectus urges immediate response.
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San. Mated
Calif
John Faralesta
Bis Son
Tosy
Portal Tile and Casualty Ta Apience Co
Cirliw
Kansas City
Mary Nolan Challenges Ongoing Court Suits
Actress Mary Nolan, amid unpaid wage claims and court actions, denounces critics as she faces multiple hearings. She was served with further court summons for failure to appear and bond arraignments set for November. A local inquiry mentions housing help through Gall Crockett at 2400.
Cure Seen For Paralysis, Early Hope From Columbia Savants
Nov 14 New York report from Universal Service says three Columbia University researchers Drs Claus Jungeblut Engle and Gay have been studying pituitary gland extracts and related hormones. They caution no cure yet but indicate progress toward a possible treatment for infantile paralysis based on early findings.
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Universal Service
New York
Columbia Univeralty Savante
Claus W. Jungeblut
Kort
Engle
Cesttainen
Sedyuick P. Gay
Legislation Sought Against Gangsters by Woodruff
Washington D C Nov 14 Representative Roy O Woodruff Republican of Michigan announced plans to seek drastic powers for the justice department to curb racketeering and gangster rings at the next session of Congress The proposed bill would prescribe penalties up to 25 years in prison and 25000 fine for gangsters operating interstate rockets Woodruff will sponsor the measure
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SSI Lycee
Washington
D. C
Department of Justice
Roy O. Woodruff
Michigan
Gangatera
Vywodruff
President's Daughter Hurt In Swiss Auto Accident
Mike Towlke Shoup 24, daughter of Paul Shoup of Southern Pacific, was seriously injured in a Geneva car crash. Reports say she suffered a broken leg, severe scalp wounds, and facial injuries, with her condition unclear.
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Lo$ Altos
Labt
INS
Mike Towlke
Shoup
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railroad
Geneva
Switzerland
Oday
Einstein and Millikan Clash Over Cosmic Rays Debate
A public clash between Albert Einstein and Robert Millikan over cosmic ray theory dominated a lecture in Berlin. Einstein harshly challenged Millikan’s views, Shouts of theory echoed as the two great minds argued amid a packed audience. They later shook hands and dined with Einstein hosting the scholars.
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Ehovk Hana
Dulo
Savants
Millikan
Einstein
United States
Gronn
Germany
Noy Scientiaty
Linenack
Kaizer Wilhelm Society For
Kaizer Wilhelm Society For the Promotion of
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Einatein
Linstely
Hondanu
Ein- Stein
Audinicn
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