Claire Windsor faces alienation case in Los Angeles
In a $100,000 alienation of affections suit, Mrs Read and ex husband Alfred Readar intend to sue Claire Windsor. The defense filed an amended answer claiming Read and his former wife conspired to pursue the case for mutual benefit and to place any judgment for their children. The trial paused as Windsor’s counsel prepared the supplement and sought court approval to file. Mrs Read acknowledged prior marital tensions and a possible divorce discuss but said reconciliation occurred. She denied impropriety with other men.
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Los Angeles
Martin Read
Alfred Readar
Claire Windsor
Read
Miss Windsor
Alfred DC. Rear Jr
Savant Sees Peril in NRA Program
Harvard scholar Philip Cabot warned at the Pennsylvania Electric Association convention that permanent national recovery measures threaten state rights and the freedom of the states, calling the program a long step toward fascism and urging preservation of federal balance.
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Savant
Bedford
Philip Cabot
Harvard University
Fas
Elem
Pennsylvania Electric Association
NRA
Stop Thief With Croquet Mallet Incident
A woman defending her two year old child chased a would-be thief wielding a croquet mallet. She ran to a car and struck him while bystanders restrained the suspect and seized a gun from the assailant.
County Seeks Funds In Bank To Secure County Deposits
County Judge Frost Woodhull announced telegram steps to recover 284000 dollars deposited in Commercial National Bank now under federal conservator. The 100 percent secured deposit will back cash and bonds to cover county bond maturities in coming months, avoiding default delays. Previous bank deposits were withheld amid charges against ex-president Z D Bonner and others. A society feature notes a resentful matron and a story in The American Weekly about an unhappy wife in the upper set.
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Commercial National Bank and Trust Company
Frost Woodhull
J. F. T. O'Conner
United States Comptroller
Washington
Next Bandar
Gan Antonia Light
Pan American committee plans Monte Alban exhibit
A Pan American committee formed to plan a Monte Alban collection exhibit due here about October 15 met at the Witte museum. Mrs. J C Griswold is general chairman with Mrs. Atlee B Ayres as social chair. The exhibit features jewels and archaeological treasures from interior Mexico collected in 1930 and now shown at the Chicago fair.
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Witte Museum
J.C. Griswold
Atlee B. Ayres
Texas
Parole of Three Convicts Ordered
Governor Miriam A Ferguson ordered three state convicts released on General paroles. Cecil Lewis of Rockwall Limestone and Dallas counties faced charges of chicken theft automobile theft and theft over 50 dollars with seven years. Phil Conley of Delta county murder five years, convicted January 1931. Ernest Philpot of Bale county assault to rob two years, convicted June 1932.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Cecil Lewis
Rockwall
Limestone
Dallas
Phil Conley
Delta County
Ernest Philpot
Bale County
Cotton Forecast Counted At 12 414 000 Bales This Year
Washington Sept 8 The Department of Agriculture forecast cotton production for the year at 12 414 000 bales gross weight down from 14 002 000 last year and below the 12 314 000 bales previously indicated. Advertising deadline noted for big Sunday Light editions with adwriter contact.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Missouri Life Sale Authorized in Significant Court Ruling
A New York group led by David Milton and Walter W. Hea won court approval for General American Life to take over Missouri State Life Insurance Co. The deal, backed by Marted capital, grants General American authority to assume control and begin new policies and premium collections on existing plans.
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ST. Louis
Sept
New York
David Milton
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Walter W. Hea
American Bankers’ Association
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
General American Life Insurance Company
Missouri
Tastaight
HW. A.“Hamilton
Herd
General American
Four youths admit killing during robbery for $87
Detroit police said four youths including Robert Razzo 23 and Robert Byutta of Detroit along with Douglas Whitsitt of Toronto and Charles Davidson of Port Huron admitted abducting and fatally shooting Joseph Nesbitt an automobile service company manager found dying in a ditch. They allegedly obtained 87 dollars from the victim. Razzo admitted the killing saying the victim was in the way.
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Detroit
Epi. &.P
Joseph Nesbitt
Automobile Service Company
Robert Razzo
Robert Byutta
Douglas Whitsitt
Toronto
Ontaro
Charles Davidson
Port
Huron
Mich
Razzo
Lone Bandit Robs Bank in Oklahoma
DEPEW Okla Sept B The State National bank was robbed shortly after opening this morning by a bandit who worked alone. He escaped in an automobile. Loot not determined. SOMF KICKER MINNEAPOLIS Sept 8 W7 Kicking a cat till she's bowlegged is disorderly conduct as Mander Baurenfeind was convicted of kicking his neighbor's gray Angora. The cat is described by a veterinarian as deified and walks bow legged due to the kick.
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Lone Bandit
Oklahoma
Depew
Okla
State National Bank
Bandit
SOMF
Minneapolis
Mander Baurenfeind
Baurenfeind
Animal Rescue League
Two Balloons Sought In Bennett Race Drift Over Atlantic
News from Ste. Marie Michigan and Chicago report a search for two missing balloons in the Bennett international balloon race. Goodyear CX and Polish entry piloted by Hynek may have drifted toward the Atlantic while others, including the naval balloon Bettle, landed safely after approx 250 miles. Authorities from navy coast guard army and Canadian officials joined the search.
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Chicago
Bepk
Werd T. van Orman
Francizek Hynek
Navy
Coast Guard
Army
Cliff Henderson
Curtiss-Wright
T. G. W. Bettle
Long Island Sound
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Meade, Kan
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Dial
Adwriter
Bault Ste. Marie
Goodyear
San Antonio
Toleam
Fett
Eranosny
Pauviti
Acousny Pouth
Eronamy
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