Highest Honor IG Awarded Mason in Southern Jurisdiction
The digus honor of active members in the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite southern jurisdiction was conferred on three Masons in Warrington on Oct 26. Named: Louis G. Clarke Portland Ore Joseph A. McIntyre St Louis and Louis Block Davenport Iowa Perry W. Weidner Los Angeles C B Smith Little Rock Ark James Hichardson Baltimore Charles Barham Nashville Percy El Cue Alexandria. The grand council will meet in Dallas Sept 24 23 26 next year.
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Warrington
D. G
Sonor
Louis G. Clarke
Portland
Ore
Joseph A. McIntyre
St. Louis
Louis Block
Davenport
Low
Perry W. Weidner
Los Angeles
Wea
C. B. Smith
Little Rock
Ack
James ¥. Hichardoon
Baltimore
Charles Barham
Nashville
Percy el Cue
Alexandria
Dallas
Texas
Thie
Charleston
Vers
Capital VI Probe Sparks Senate Demand for Dismissal
Washington D C Senator Cole Blease accuses the District of Columbia commissioners of letting the capital become a hub for crime and vice. He demands President Hoover remove the entire board overseeing the city.
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Washington, D. C
Cole ‘Elsase
South Carolina
J. Jesey
Washington
Blease
Hoover
White House
Mysterious death delays funeral in Cameron case
In Cameron, authorities halt funeral services for pensioned railroad worker William T. Thmeran after County Attorney Cory and a sheriff escorted the body for an autopsy. Cory cited new information prompting a thorough investigation, while the widow opposed the step.
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Oawagd
Kan
William T. Thmeran
Charlier HL Cory
Cameron
Cory
Ling
Police Department Shifts See Minor Personnel Changes
Chief Owen W. Kilday announces small alterations in department staffing. Evdie Ankerson and Day shift sergeant WA Trarvey were reassigned while Clif Ramehiseel and others received new posts. Kilday warned further adjustments may occur.
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Bolica
Owen W. Kilday
Evdie Ankerson
Trarvey
Dave Cruz
Ant
Clif Ramehiseel
Kilday
City Planner Wins Three-Year Contract
A new city planner contract secures three years of work for the department. The award covers planning services and ongoing projects, with the successful firm to provide development guidance and urban design input throughout the term.
Italian Prince Receives Booming Ovation at Milan
Crown Prince Humberto arrived in Milan from Drossely aboard the Belgian royal train to a large popular demonstration. He was greeted by Giunta, secretary to the cabinet, acting for Premier Mussolini, and will proceed tonight to Turin.
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Milan
Drossely
Humbere
Tuly'a
Turin
San Reasore
Crown Priore
Wen
Giunta
Mussolini
Prince Nicholas In Bucharest Street Fight
In Bucharest, Prince Nicholas, uncle to King Michael, reportedly engaged in a street fist fight after a taxi collision. He attacked the chauffeur, who was left battered and taken toward hospital as newspapers announce the incident with charges of brutality.
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Bucharest
Nicholas
Michael
Buchérest
Totor
Tobacco Girl Ban Sought by Vela Church Women
Colorado Springs church women petition city council to ban tobacco imagery on local billboards. They argue the display promotes vice and harms the community, urging city action and public support at a Sunday church meeting.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Lela
Bandit Chief Faces Death in Bank Robbery Case
Lamats, called Felon Flengle, leader of the Wolf Path gang, convicted of first degree murder for the First National Bank heist in Diag. A jury sentenced him to the death penalty after a trial that ended at 8:45 PM. Co-defendants George J. Absbier and Howard Houston already received death sentences.
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Lamats
Cato
INS
Felon
Flengle
Wolf Path
Dsatha
First National Bank
Herg
Diag
Rowers
Fiongle
George J. Absbier
Howard Houston
Lavint Pany
Lanar
Army Orders list transfers and retirements across posts
Posted Army Orders show Lieut Col Sidney D Maize retiring after 20 years. Multiple officers move to new posts including Fort Huges Fort Omula Carter Stemper to Washington and Capt Burl Greene to Fort Lomé. Second Lieutenants Gluntzberg and Wisher reassigned. training in New York.
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Eral
Washington
Gol
Sidney D Maize
Cav
Jajors
Percy G
Hort
Fort Iiuges
Fort Omula
Carter D
Stemper
Beattyville
Charles
Kedy
Mort Sirage
Burl F. Greene
el Paso
Lome
Ty Wail
Ralph L. Gimpel
H. Teaneck
Newton
Harry B. Dynes
4Sti
Shires
A. Blair
Fort Brady
Winfield St
Ontario
TH. Mitchell
FY &Y
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Monmouth
Robert J. Atlea Jr
Roy P. Dutty
K. Ay
Fort Samt Houston
Fort Tivhinson
Alvan CO
Kinesiday
Us March Field
Duncan
Edward GC. Amplegate
Fort Sherilan
Fort Jrvtining
Frederick EL. Glun
Aged Bridegroom Killed in Crash
A bridegroom died in a crash near Sheboygan Wisconsin when a vehicle struck a telephone pole at a local hour, killing Simon Ajilovshek and severely injuring his fifty six year old wife Annie of Sheboygan.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Gutom
Here
Simon Ajilovshek
Annie
Oakland man wounded after cult based shooting attempt
James Clifford 28 of Oakland Calif lies in a county hospital with bullet wounds after saying he acted to carry out orders of a secret cult. Patrons wrestled his gun as he attempted suicide, and Clifford claimed the cult forced him to shoot himself or be killed for loving another member’s wife. Police handcuffed him and chained him for transport.
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EL Paso
Qet
James Clifford
Oakland
Calif
Tres
Powers
Paul Hooper
Clifford
Flow
Tex
Iroa
Purvera
Harper
Del
Gladys
Mersons
Iris Ahdumann
Senate lobby fight deepens over railroad funding and Grundy
A Senate lobby investigation moves to press the New York New Haven Hartford line and its Connecticut Manufacturers Association ties. Senators Bingham and George attack Evanson and Grundy tariff lobbying, with recall of Shundy to testify, as the inquiry widens to probe potential law violations in campaign funding and railroading influence.
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Lea Royer
District of Columbia
Rover
New York
New Haven and Hartford
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Washington
Ny Committee
Senate
Senate to Recall Grundy to Stand Testimony
The Senate to Recall Joseph R. Grundy of Pennsylvania before the Senate Lobby Committee next week. Grundy testified last week that he represented himself in tariff lobby work and paid his own expenses. The panel will also hear C. A Buck, vice president of the Techie steel company.
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V. C
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennslvania
Tnrish
Senate Lobby Committee
Grundy
Witariff
C. A Buck
Techie
Hem Steel Company
Washingto
Mother Bear Good Teacher at Yellowstone
In Denver dated October, the article hails Major Philip Martindale, chief ranger at Yellowstone, as a superb educator. It credits Mother Bear Reet for providing her offspring a complete grade school to college education without external aid.
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Denver
Golo
Philip Martindale
Old Paith Euldiatricy
Yellowstone National Park
Reet
Martinunlanya
Beor
Fall Fight and Conviction Motion Heads to High Court
The piece reports on appeals surrounding the Fall and Doheny case with Justice Hitz presiding. It notes the possibility of a suspended sentence given Fall’s ego and health, and mentions Dolony's upcoming bribery trial weekend after a tearful farewell. The defense seeks a new trial amid trial-ward motions and jury instruction disputes.
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Hitz
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Ball
Fall-Doheny
Fense
Fall
Dolony
Tre Wen
le Court
Doheny Silent on Fair Trial
Doheny, the millionaire investor, dodged reporters as he arrived in town with Mrs Doheny for a train halt. He refused to confirm or deny blessing the court in Washington that convicted Albert B. Wall of fraud in the Fisk wills matter.
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Uimlurgo
Doheny
Mra
Wasington
Albert B. Wall
Fisk
Mayal Gil
Luases
Woman seeks 102800 in suit over facial injury in crash
In Los Angeles on December 20 1926 Miss Telen H Rengstorff filed a superior court suit against the Yellow Cab company claiming her fare was extracted in an accident and that her chances of maturing damages have diminished.
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Los Angeles
Eight children killed by shell in Konors village attack
In Konors near Pinek eight schoolchildren died and several others were severely injured when a shell they touched exploded. The blast occurred in a village damaged by recent conflict and highlights ongoing dangers for civilians.
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Warsaw
Poland
Severn
Konors
Pinek
Bank Robber Seeks Liberty and Repayment Plan
A Chicago bank robber asks for parole and liberty to repay funds. He proposes entering a business partnership with Delong, a former bath president on parole after a prison term for wrecking his own bank. Both seek conditional release and restitution if business is viable.
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Chicago
Delong
Bath
Wiisiself
Ty Ben Tagram
Tigran
Eburg
St. Clair County
Jailors Fall Prison Break Reveals Three Executed Murders
Walla Walla Washington October 20 Delivery of a confessed slayer and two other condemned men is reported after jailers discover inmates plotting. Preston Clark, A. Bidwell, Robert Wilkins, and George Schneider are tied to multiple murders as guards find improvised tools and green soap in cells.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Duck Hoftivay
Auucker
Johnson
Toftana
Motiyer
Preston Clark
A. 1S
Bidwell
Robert Lee Wilkins
Ju We Crooke
George Schneider
Pluffan
Yurlichmtion
Houffon
Tong
Officams
Hin
Menroc
Church Weddings Register Decline Moves to Registry Offices
Clergymen report a steady drop in church weddings as more couples opt for registry offices and postpone honeymoons. They cite publicity around church weddings and reduced religious training in youth education as contributing factors.
Inebriate Shocks Police With Phone Call
In Birmingham an intoxicated man called police from a doorway and bragged I am drunk and we aim to please. Officers recorded the incident and brought the man to court on drunkenness charges.
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Birmingham
Thomas
Moe
Soie
Poice Leadquarters
Taey
Bill
Recordes
Pastor in Brawl Antagonist Held
In Rochesten New York on October 20 George Wheeler was charged with assault after a fist fight with Rev Dr Alexander J Melver Tymball. Wheeler allegedly attacked during a spiritualist meeting presided by Dr Lvar Trmfal, prompting removal of attendees and police action.
Century Gap Between Flesh and Spirit Warned
A fragmented page discusses progress and moral stagnation, noting advances in machinery and housing but criticizing declines in mental and moral development. It references German development near Wandlitz, large urban growth, and a view that humanity has progressed materially while lagging ethically.
Separation and new divorce battle in Los Angeles case
Verna futiles and his wife Hester H. Stiles face a second separation amid charges and countercharges in a fresh divorce action. A $250,000 heart bale suit is filed in Superior Court by Mrs. Stiles against Mrs. Whise MacGinner, also Mrs. John MacGinner, tied to a wealthy copier man.
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Los Angeles
Verna
Hester H. Stiles
Stiles
Whise MacGinner
John MacGinner
Hie
Boys Turn Church Into Hunting Ground
In Cromwell Oklahoma an incident left three males arrested after an attempted theft and vandalism at a church. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but report notes a disruption described as a dangerous activity near the church grounds.
French Tiger Clemenceau Clings To Life Amid End Nears
Paris reports Georges Clemenceau, the aging former wartime premier nicknamed the Tiger, is gravely ill with heart disease and lung congestion. At 81, he faces death with characteristic defiance, insisting on finishing his memoirs as doctors monitor his fragile condition.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Fentice
Clemencea
Edo
Clemenceau
Tanya
Charies Laubry
Dani Heya
Bie
Texag Pair Off On Bet In World Series Journey
Forrest Cole of Dallas and Ernest Lutrel start a 120 day cross country walk from Dallas to Philadelphia to deliver a bet tribute to the Chicago Cubs World Series game. They plan to cover about 42 miles daily, with Cole batting a ball along the route.
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Dallas
Texas
Oallas
Shibe Park
Philadelpia
Forrest &. Cole
Chicago Cubs
Philadllphia
North Deans
Cole
Ernest Lut Rel
Dallas Grocer
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