Governor removes Warden Whitman after prison report
Springfield reports say Governor Len Small placed Elmer Areen Wilk in charge of the state penitentiary, replacing Warden L Whitman. The move follows a scathing investigation into prison conditions at Joliet and Stateville and criticism of Chauncey Jenkins head of the state welfare department.
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Springfield
Elmer Areen Wilk
L. Whitman
Len Small
Whitman
Chauncéy Jenkins
State Welfare Department
Jenkins
JnSueu
Ihinais
Smail
Joliet
Statesville
Whitwed
William Cusssa
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Chauncey Jenkins
Wood
cHe
Honor Farm
Lowor Farm
Eiderce
Peter N Klein
Small
Colvin
Hou
Dar
Abd El Krim Captured and Reported Prisoner of France
Reports from Selilla and surroundings say Abd el Krim, leader of the Rif, has been captured and handed to French authorities. Initial dispatches indicate he may be moved to a French settlement or remain as a prisoner of war with potential transfer to France for disposition.
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Abd-El-Krim Iived
Ile Maroumne
Neril Ibos
Tal Tomarroy
Selilla
Sac
Rifian
Abd El-Krim
France
Senate appoints court of inquiry on presidential order
The judiciary committee names a court of inquiry to probe the legality of President Midge's order offering federal jobs to army or federal officials. Senators Cummins Towman Borah Walsh Montana and Kink will hear testimony as the panel weighs presidential authority and potential divisions in the Treasury Department.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Midge
Orde
Army
Cummins
Tow
Rman Borah
Idaho
West Virgin Walsh
Montana
Kink
M All Save
Walsh Hise Puby
Raider Under Charges Spark Dry Entrenchment Probe
In Columbus on May 2 authorities announce raids linked to illegal liquor operations. Nate S Clark of the prohibition agency and Carl Selzer a state doctor and federal agent are named in the investigation. Both deny the accusations, asserting the claims are false.
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Olumbus
Nate S Clark
Coe
Fast
Carl Selzer
Clark
Selze
Zer
Editor to Address Amherst Graduates
Graye Patterson, executive for the Toledo Blade, is to address the twenty-sit members of the graduating class of Am- St High School on Wednesday, June second. Diplomas will be presented in the school auditorium with old Penton, president of the ira of education.
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Graye Patterson
Toledo Blade
Tess
Am- St High School
Inndal
Old Penton
Ira of Education
Hog Attack on Owner in Wisconsin Field
Teador K Waumee farmer Cledo was attacked by a Pound Berkshire hog while retrieving a young pig. The hog charged, injuring his left arm and leg, tearing clothing, with bruises. his brother Tae rescued him.
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Cledo
Pinch Chicago Gangsters On Murder Charge
Police arrest two men linked to a Cicero murder after a machine gun attack. Assistant States Attorney William Tiwu c and two others were among the detainees as investigators close in on the crime scene near the shooting.
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Chicago
Vamuagu
Wiles Aradames
Klondésyhe’ O'Donnell
William Tiwuc- Suiggin
Cicero
Montenro
Boxer Tq Fage A Murder Sharge
Police arrange municipal court appearance for Joseph Kreeze former boxer and wife Garan 22 accused of murdering their newborn son and dumping the body in an ash barrel Mrs Kresger critically ill in University Hospital arraignment to follow when she leaves hospital Arrest for non support Willan Evans arrested in Oberlin on non support charge indicted by April grand jury arraignment set for tomorrow.
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Columbus
Joseph Kreeze
Garan
Wardaz
Tesxe
Kretge
University Hospital
Kresger
Willan Evans
Shere FL
Underhill
Oberlin
Thompson
Injured Boy on Road to Recovery
Joe Gueda a 14 year old boy injured when a county car struck his bicycle Tuesday near his home shows skull fracture and internal injuries. He was knocked from his bike while turning into his driveway on his return from school and rushed to St Joseph’s hospital for treatment.
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Joe Gueda
St. Joseph's Hospital
Crisen
Charles Les
Shen Fm
Fred Underhill
Che
Tuebo
Arkansas Mob Lynching Reported in Turbulent Town
An angry mob estimated at around 2000 surrounded jail authorities and abducted Arh May It Arh Blades, a black man accused of attacking a white schoolgirl. Deputies moved him to a warehouse to hide him after threats to the jail from locals.
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Whitson
Sherf
Woman dies as two others hurt in Alabama wreck
Mrs Welden age 42 and her daughter Auine 20 were killed when an automobile overturned near DeFuniak Springs Alabama while rushing to aid a dying mother. The driver a 22 year old son and a two year old child survived with serious injuries and a brother also injured.
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Devuntain Springs
Fin
Wole
Geneta
Ala
Ernest Walden
Auine
Bunker Fill
Definish Springs
Welden
Babs
Rother
Creditors May Receive Money From Cleveland Discount Case
A final report to Judge Alvin J. Pearson by receivers Gardner Abbott and William David states 12,099 creditors of the former Cleveland Discount Company may receive full payment. The $34,000 concern, run by Sosa Kirby and now under a penitentiary sentence for mail fraud, posted a net profit of $297,773 in the last three years, prompting the court to express pleasure at the finding.
Miners Escape From Burning Mine at Temple Coin
Between 60 and 70 men trapped by a blaze in the Mount Lookout shaft of the Temple Coin Company at Wyoming Pa were rescued late today officials said All workers were saved and mine foreman Thomas Hislop led the effort guiding men through passageways to an air shaft before fumes were cleared
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Scranton
Mount Lookout
Temple Coin Company
Wyoming
Ring Company
Thomas Hissop
Wis
Otheils
Hislop
Gansgwar
Ridgeville High To Graduate First Class
Ridgeville High will graduate its first class with fifteen students receiving diplomas. The commencement address will be delivered by President E. B. Bryan of Ohio University in the auditorium. Exercises start at eight o clock Tuesday evening June first with C Wrdaway presiding over the diploma ceremony.
Guilty pleas and arraignments in Lorain County court
Morning court sessions heard two guilty pleas and numerous not guilty pleas from nine defendants charged by the grand jury last Tuesday. Judges set bonds, with details including Jake Vinecek of Lorain claiming the revolver was fired for fun at Highland Park and others facing charges from grand larceny to assault and battery.
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W. B. Thompson
Oelack
Tase
Jake Vinecek
Lorain
Funac
Jy A Gard
Sach
Vineeh
Die
Auruty
Sam Swaben
Guaill
Penee Rippu
Panl Resco Muller
Jack Muller
George Banko
Aou
Jaye Oreult
Amherst
Howard Snell
John Vasta
Otsthis
Fred Catanzaria
Ty H Wo Bartholomew
Mose Wilder
South Anherst
William E.as
Vrraigard
Kulis
Eugene Loun
Samherst
Arthur
Lorain Man Plunges From High Cliff And Survives
Peter davats five o'clock yesterday afternoon fell seventy five feet onto rocks by the Black River near East 7th Street bridge in South Lorain. Firefighters rushed him to St Joseph's Hospital where doctors said no bones were broken but internal injuries were later found.
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Lorain
Peter “Bodavats
Black River
South Lorain
St Joseph's Hospital
Greed Taught in Colleges Reveals Presbyterian Debate
Sharon Pa March 27. A proposal at the sixty eighth General Assembly urged that teachers in denominational colleges and seminaries not teach contrary to the United Presbyterian creed. Albany presbytery introduced the memorial requiring all teachers in denominational schools to sign annually a statement affirming church beliefs. A heated debate is expected after the Mills and Overatures committee reports.
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Sharon
Sixty Eighth General Assembly
Albany Presbytery
Mills and Overtures
United Presbyterian Church
Republican platform opposes world court at Indiana convention
The Republican resolution committee moved toward the party's State convention in Indianapolis with a plank opposing the world court, signaling a firm stance against the international tribunal. The move was disclosed as the convention opened.
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Indianapolis
Hrepublican Resolution Committee
IH Ko
World Court
Ling Wornluic
Legal obstacle seen ag block in day order
California blocks federal police badge plan for state officials as an aid to prohibition enforcement. Capitol Hill signals potential court challenge if any official accepts federal designation. Senate inquiry to determine hearings and witnesses, with possible testimony from Attorney General John G Sargent and Treasury Secretary Andrew W Mallon.
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Awasuiangton
M 27
Cooldge
Capitol 11
Caifornia
Senate
Congress
California
Oiecer
Treasury
Ahead
Golden Gate
Senates
Thes
Pebbie
John G Sargent
the Treasury
Andrew W .Mallon
Foiled in attempt at Pittsburgh tailer jail escape
Tay Watt, 35, of East Liverpool, Ohio, was restrained in solitary confinement after a failed escape bid at the Pittsburgh jail. Watt grabbed a revolver from deputy Tallon near a telephone booth, but the weapon failed to fire and Watt was knocked unconscious during a struggle. This was Watt’s second escape attempt after earlier prison plans and a prior diamond theft charge.
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Pittsburgh
Tay Watt
East Liverpool
Hall
Robert Tallon
Gau
Tallon
Watt
Walt
Hawaiian harbor channel opens new freight route
Mary Bers and the Kashiki SHAN net project cut a waterway from Honolulu to Kalihi, creating harbor space about the size of Houraulu harbor. The 160 foot wide channel will soon admit steel barges loaded with fresh pineapples from Woloxai and Lanai, with widening plans to 600 feet. Kahl harbor will handle freight vessels under the plan.
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Honolulu
Mary Bers
Honolulu Harbor
Kalihi Harbor
Houraulu Harbor
Woloxai
Lanai
Kahl Harbor
Four Children Die In Farmhouse Fire
Four children, sons and daughters of Mr and Mrs Narris, perished in a blaze at Harrig farm northeast of Buqore In May. The tragedy struck early, with local authorities investigating the cause as neighbors frantically aided in attempts to rescue others.
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Buqore, In
Trs
Narris
Et Ile Harrig Farm
Sinless
Doubt as to Polands Leader Grows in Poland
Warsaw May 27 Poland's tone toward Marshal Pilsudski's year long government without parliament becomes more uncertain as opposition gains momentum. Socialists push for full program details while supporters propose a compromise of eight months without a parliament. New moves aim for a general election that could jeopardize Pilsudski's standing.
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Warsaw
Poland
Marshal Pilsudski
Moershal Pisudskl
Sochuists
Pasudshi
Denver leader defends youth in modern times debate
Miss Gertrude Vail of Denver, president of a social work conference, defended today the younger generation against claims they are inherently wayward. She said youths face unique postwar challenges with freedom and restraints changing, stressing many are morally and spiritually sound. The conference continued with a panel on tying wage issues led by Paul H. Douglas of Chicago.
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Cleveland
O. Marult
America
Gertrude Vail
Denver
Ierational Conference of Social Work
Ass Nail
Ufe
Miss Vall
Paul HW Douglas
Universit Ne Chicrgo
South Amherst to Graduate Class of Seven
Thurman Miller of Warrington Ohio is to deliver the address to the graduating class of Scott Amherst High School Wednesday evening June 2. Seven class members will receive diplomas at the school auditorium starting at eight o clock. Diplomas will be presented by Henry A Ruth president of the Board of Education.
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Thurman “Miller
Warrington
Oho
Scott Amherst High School
Henry A. Ruth
Educat
Perjury Conviction Hit New York Theatrical Producer
New York May 27 Theatrical producer Mard Carroll was found guilty by a jury of perjury for denying a dancer dunked naked in a tub of liquor during a Washington birthday party on stage. The jury found two counts proven and Carroll received a $500 bond set by Judge Goddard with potential further penalties. Carroll’s wife showed support as the verdict was delivered. United States Attorney Emory Buchner urged a $10,000 bond, but the court kept it at $500 and may impose heavier punishment or up to five years per count.
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New York
Mard Carroll
Washington
Fauna Carroll
Sarroll
Joyce Hawtey
Pretir Wapel
Carroll
Theas
Laws
Ms Hand
United
States
Emory &. Buchner
Goddard
Federal
Peace Over Baptists Amid Controversy At Convention
The Fundamentalist Modernist split within the Northern Baptist Convention showed visible harmony yet fierce undercurrents. Leaders including John J Rockefeller Jr faced sharp rebukes as the movement declared modernism a threat while promising a future reckoning at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baptist Convention
Eser
Esterday
Jin
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Park Avenue
Iohn Roacn
Park Asenus
Pictor
Warry Emerson Fosdick
Governor aids in rescuing auto victims in Coshocton
Mrs EB Moore 47 of Newcomerstown is in critical condition with crushed chest and broken ribs after a truck overturned near Adams Mills. Governor Vic Donaber and staff helped extricate three victims from the wreck. Mrs Moore's husband and Goldie Spahr 20 were slightly injured when Moore's truck skidded into a ditch.
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Coshocton
EB. T. Moore
Newcomerstown
Moore
Vic Donaber
Berernar
Adams Mills
Golde Spahr
Child dies from burns after gas stove accident
Irene Norris four daughter of Mr and Mrs Alphonzo Harris died in Ol Bleas Wooster after clothes caught fire from an open gas stove. The death followed burns received yesterday in the incident.
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OL Bleas Wooster
Irene Norris
Alphonzo Harris
Burns
Swedish Royal Visit Opens Two Month U.S. Tour
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise arrived in New York aboard the Gripsholm greeted by officials and a water salute off Governor's Island. The royal couple plan a two month tour to learn American culture and lifestyle.
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New York
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Louise
Gripsholm
State Department
Governor’s Island
Governors Island
Rowil House
United States
Joyce Hawley in Bad With Her Mother in Chicago Tale
A Chicago family notes Joyce Hawley, a Broadway chorus performer known as Joyce Hauley, living in a rear flat with Lithuanian parents. The article details her alleged laziness, family names, ages of siblings, and a threat of jail if her behavior continues.
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Joyce Hawley
Chicago
Joyce Hauley
Broadway
Tony Daugelus
Hawley
Josce
Oddie
Estelle
Josie
Joe
Joy
Therese
Nate
Gas rebate details after Supreme Court ruling
The Logar Gas Co faces a ruling on rate increases and rebates. District 1 Mars and District 2 Mar 11 20 cover the new rate, with District 3 Mar 21 to month end. Consumers who paid will be adjusted after the court decides excess charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Logar Gas Co
WH Adams
Mars
Himz
Talley Concert Profits Benefit Ohio State Sorority
Marion Talley, 19, the Metropolitan Opera star, performed at Wermaerlal Hall in Columbus to a crowded audience. The Kappa Alpha Theta chapter at Ohio State University reported profits exceeding 4006 dollars from the concert, with expenses around 400 dollars. the funds will aid the sorority's building fund.
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Columbus
Kappa Alpha Theta Sororiety
Ohio State University
Wermaerlal Hall
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Metropolitan Opera
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GOV. Small
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Ditor
Pashire
Fage
Arkansas
Ridgeville High
Tudgeville High School
E. B. Bryan
Ohio Uniersity
Eee Auditorum
Wrdaway
Board of Education
New Hawaiian Harbor
Jen
South Amherst
NEW York Court
Covernor
U.S
Louisy
Prince Gustav
Marion
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