Valentino Bigamy Case Due Today
Los Angeles June 1 Rodolph Valentino faces bigamy charges in a Los Angeles court after marrying Winifred Hudnut in Mexico prior to California lawful permission. The defense argues the marriage was outside state jurisdiction while the state presents documents photographs and witnesses from Calexico El Centro and Palm Springs.
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Los Angeles
Rodolph Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Mexico
California
Court of Justice
Hanley
Valentino
Miss Hudnut
Palm Springs
Desert Oasis
Imperial Valley
Jean Acker
Calexico
el Centro
T. Sandoval
Los An
W. S. Gilbert
New York
Tom MccClelland
Valera Defies British Rule In Ireland Message
Eamon De Valera rejects Britain and Churchill's demand to honor the peace treaty. He tells United Press that no English authority can dictate Irishmen’s actions. Britain's cabinet and Earl Kavan discuss possible re occupation steps.
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ED L. Keen
London
Eamon de Valera
Winston Churchill
Ireland
Churchill
de Valera
United Press
Pitish
de “Stern
Earl Cavan
Imperial Staff
Belfast Death Roll Rises to 13 in 24 Hours
Belfast reports 13 deaths in 24 hours after a truck driver John Kane was dragged from his seat and shot on York road. A severely ill boy killed earlier and a constable who died from wounds join the list as 10 other victims were laid to rest in the morgue. Thirty-one more people were wounded in hospitals.
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Belfast
John Kane
York Road
City
Public to pay less for coal during strike period
Washington reports that coal prices to consumers will drop 10 to 16 percent while the mine strike lasts. The rate basis is $3 per ton at the mine, with local prices ranging from $2.45 to $3.50 amid a central committee coordinating distribution.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Central Committee
West Virginia
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Maryland
Upper Potomac
Utah
Mystery case deepens in Peters slaying near White Plains
In White Plains New York heightened activity marks the Peters murder case with Pinkerton agency aid to Westchester officials. Former New Rochelle police commissioner Walter Ward reportedly turned over a 32 caliber pistol similar to the weapon used in the May 16 gun battle where Clarence Peters was found dead.
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White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Peters
Walter 8
Ward
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Westchester County Officlala
Frank Cody
New Rochelle
Smith & Wesson
Pickford Divorce Battle Aims for Higher Courts and Law Reform
Nevada lawmakers and the U S Supreme Court may hear further fights over Mary Pickford and Owen Moore's divorce. The Nevada Supreme Court ruled the state cannot challenge the divorce and that the annulment suit court lacked jurisdiction. Attorney General Fowler will decide on appeals while a push to repeal the short term divorce law gains momentum.
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Carson City
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
State Supreme Court
Mina Pickford
United States Supreme Court
Nevada
L. G. Fowler
Pickford
Mary
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks React to Nevada Divorce Ruling
In Los Angeles on June 1, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks commented on Nevada Supreme Court upholding Pickford’s divorce from Owen Moore. The couple said they were very happy about the decision and offered no further remarks.
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Los Angeles
Mary” Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Supreme Court of Nevada
Owen Moore
Success on Highway Is Warmly Praised
Congratulatory telegrams and letters arrived at the Chamber of Commerce praising the drive to fund the Lewis and Clark highway from Missoula Montana to Lewiston Idaho. Orpheus C Soote secretary of the Yakima Chamber of Commerce hailed the effort and other messages came from Idaho Montana and Oregon groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
Missoula
Mont
Lewiston
Idaho
Orpheus C. Soote
Yakima
Montana
Oregon
Plans for International Ski Tournament Outlined in Paradise Park
Rai ner National Park Ski club directory will meet in the Chamber of Commerce Thursday at 7 30 p m to outline plans for an international ski tournament to be held this summer in Paradise Park. The club formed May 17 to promote the contest and includes leading Scandinavians from the Puget Sound area with prominent Seattle and Tacoma members. Nine tenths of the world s bestosy deposits are located in Canada.
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Paradise Park
Rainier National Park
Chamber of Commerce
Puget Sound
Seattle
Tacoma
Oregon fires under control near Portland after dangerous spread
Fire near Portland calmed after raging through the Boring canyon and toward the Sandy river. Brush blazes in Clatsop and Columbia counties were held, with Vancouver barracks crews backing ranchers. Estimated regional property damage tops $250,000.
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Portland
Boring
Bull Run
Clatsop
Columbia
Oregon
Columbia River
Vancouver
Wash
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Heroic Woman Saves House From Forest Fire
Eatonville June 31 Mrs Hansell believed lost in a rexing forest fire that engulfed her ranch. She guided her children through smoke to Alder then fought flames to save the home. She pumped water from a dry well to dampen brush and roof, keeping the house safe through the night.
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Eatonville
Paul Hansell
Fire Wrecks Oregon Town in Overnight Blaze
The Prineville blaze began after midnight in Eastern Crook County and destroyed the Prineville hotel the post office and telephone company offices. Firefighters with old equipment battled the flames until exhaustion as communication was cut off and aid from Bend or nearby towns could not reach Prineville.
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Crook County
Prineville
Bend
Dalles
Fire saves Cedar Falls power plant as Western Washington burns
Fires sweep Western Washington with Cedar Falls in ruins and the power plant saved by Hone Co. No. 34 of Seattle. Cedar Falls and Cedar Valle evacuations, 23 homes burned, 25 residences lost, 600 residents homeless, extensive forest blazes from Stillwater to Sultan. Damages run into the hundreds of thousands and total fire loss about 2 million dollars statewide.
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Stillwater
Hone Co. No. 34
Seattle Fire Department
Mammoth
Cedar Falla
Hose Company
H. W. Fuson
Lieut. Fuson
Washington
Cedar Valle
Cedar Palle
Rattiesnake Mountain
Windy Point
Cedar Falls
Cedar Lake
City Light Department
Camp No. 2
Coleman School to Entertain Alumni Night on Campus
Coleman School on 4th Ave and Atlantic St hosts alumni for Thursday games and a picnic supper on the school grounds. Both former students and staff are invited to enjoy an afternoon and evening of activities and reunion cheer.
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Coleman School
4Th Ave
Atlantic St
Profiteering to Be Made Treason to War Act
Washington June 1 Profiteering against the government in time of war will be made treasonable offense if Congressman Charlies Thompson Republican Defiance Ohio has his way He intends introducing a bill to this effect.
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Washington
Charlies Thompson
Defiance
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Walter S. Ward
Doug
Canada
House
Bellingham
Snohomish County
Wallace Falie Logging Company
Sultan
Cherry Valley Logging Company
British Columbia
Frederick & Nelson
New Jersey
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
DOW Stairs Store
Pink
Batiste
Cretonne
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