Riot at state pen leaves prisoner dead and guards hurt
Sept 10 Salt Lake City report of a riot at the state penitentiary. Five convicts were in isolation as officials fought to quell the disturbance. Warden W E Davis refused terms to the inmates. police, deputies and firemen joined the effort. One prisoner was killed and several guards and inmates injured. The warden said six or seven more prisoners were implicated. attackers used crude bombs and knives, with only one bomb exploding.
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W. E. Davis
Muineers
Egnvicta
Cacapr
Gruay
Democrat Norman Mock to Quit Democratic National Committee
TUPEALO Sept 10 Norman E Mock a 40 seat member of the Democratic national committee announced he would not seek re election. He plans to leave the committee immediately citing personal reasons and a desire to retire from active politics in the near term.
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Tupealo
N.Y
Norman E. Mock
King May Be Ousted From Playing Cards
In Madrid on Sept 10 a radical Socialist deputy urged the Cortes to remove King Alfonso from Spanish playing cards. He argued the monarchy recalls royalty and proposes a bill to depose the king from the deck, noting queens had already been removed in a prior change.
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Universal Bervice
Madrid
Spain
Republican Cortes
Mlenisiate Filma
Investigator Accuses Police of Bribe in Kidnapping Case
State chief investigator Pat Roehe charges that officers accepted a $50 bribe from the kidnappers of James Backett, a wealthy Island gala figure, in May. Acting Commissioner John J. Alcork denounced the allegations last night.
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Pat Roehe
Auttorney
James Backett
Dio Island
Gam. Pier
John J. Alcork
Giant plane passes test at Floyd Bennett Field
The largest amphibian plane built flew from the Sikorsky plant in Stratford to Floyd Bennett Field New York Lent 10. It completed a ground load test firing 24 000 rounds. The craft is designed for 40 passengers and five crew with a 114 foot wing span and a 28 400 pound empty weight. It carries four 76 horsepower Pratt engines and was designed by a noted firm.
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New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Sikorsky
Stratford
Con
Prateey Motors
Freshmen Psychology Tests At St Marys University
Freshmen will take psychology tests at St Marys University Friday from 9:30 to 12:30 noon conducted by Dr Pred J. Junker professor of education. Tests are part of Freshman Week activities and will conclude the week. Upperclassmen will register on Friday and classes begin Tuesday.
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St Mary's University
Pred J. Junker
Uppereligamen
Ponder Utes Are Pending Ponder Utes Are Pending
A. R. Pointer Ponder, longtime Missouri Pacific executive, died suddenly in Asherton Texas while at a public event. Funeral plans and family travel were underway as his body was sent to Crystal City then San Antonio. Survived by widow A T Ponder son Trussell daughter Virginia and brothers John and Frank. He once led the San Antonio chamber of commerce and was active in civic affairs.
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Washington, D. C
A. R. Pointer
Missouri Pacific
Asherton
Texas
Bain
Tender
Woodlawn Drive
West
San Antonio
Missouri Pacific Lines
Crystal City
Gao A
Aulora
Ponder
Alberton
A. Tt. Ponder
Trussell Ponder
University of Texas
Virginia Ponder
Frank Ponder
Arkansas
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Hadeen
Probe of Powers Past Shifted to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh hearing connects Harry J. Lowers, 42, matrimonial agent, to a murder whose victim his followers claimed lay in a Clarksburg ditch. Detectives Bond and Southern meet Allegheny officials with Chief Mutten to search for a woman named Charles Modger as Power’s case unfolds.
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Pittsburgh
Sepp
Harry J. Lowers
Clarksburg
Simeon Bond
Carl Southern
George Mutten
Allegheny County
Anter l
Charles Modger
Towers Hag
Again Fieher
Dorothy P. Lemke
Washington Crossing Delaware Arrest in Court Testimony
Washington Crossing Delaware arrest case details appear in a municipal court hearing. George Wasusgian, arrested on a crossing incident, faced Judge A Z Matlock with Officer H G Cervantes testifying. Prosecution noted a prop sign at Crystalynre and Hackberry. Defendant pleaded guilty. judge postponed to next Monday for funds.
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George Wasusgian
Aspeed
Delaware
H. G. Cervantes
George Whebington
Corporation Court
A. Z. Matlock
German Sabotage Claims Reported by Daly Courier
Cracow Poland September 10 The Daly Courier published documents it said prove the German foreign office and Reichswehr helped organize and fund saboteurs and terrorists in southeastern Poland.
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Cracow
Poland
Daly Courier
German Foreign Office
Retchawehr Department
Teachers to Hear Columbia Member Tlome Economics Teachers
Economics teachers attending the Southwest Texas Teachers Institute will hear Miss Sibil Drowne, examiner in Teachers College, Columbia University, at the musical Auditorium at 10 30 o clock Friday morning.
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Columbia
Tlome
Southwest Texas ‘Teachers’ Institute
Sibil Drowne
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Musicinal Auditorium
Building Trades Secretary Is Critical After Incident
Building Trades secretary and aide to the superintendent of buildings and grounds for the San Antonio board of education, and secretary of the San Antonio Building Trades council, was critically injured in an incident reported Thursday.
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O. T
Anper- Intendent
San Antonio Boaridl Education
San Antonis Building Trades Council
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