Deny charges in breach of promise case
New York May 22 Attys for Gene Tunney and the Lauder family deny the breach of promise claims by Kath arine Fogarty seeking 500000. Lauder family members say she had nothing to claim and Tunney’s lawyers call the suit meritless, noting affidavits from 1924 and current statements. Tunney vacationing in Brient, Italy.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Lauder
Katharine Fogarty
Tunney
Fogarty
Tauder
Wornas
Ahorough
Gene
Early Resident of Ketchikan Dies in Alaska
L. D. Ryus, one of Ketchikan's earliest residents, died after a Sunday apoplexy. He was 58. Survived by his widow, two daughters Ruth and Helen in Seattle, and a son Emmett in Ketchikan. Interment planned in Bellingham. Ryus was President of the Miners and Merchants Bank of Ketchikan. R. Bigford, Heinz representative, arrived after a Westward and Interior trip.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
L. D. Ryus
Yukon
Ruth
Helen
Seattle
Emmett
Bellingham
Tiyus
Miners and Merchants Bank of
Judge Flays Government Over Tax Actions Against Vice Markets
Judge David Robinson condemns the Internal Revenue Service for targeting prostitutes and landladies and for using income tax enforcement to expose vice workers. He cites a survey of sex workers and calls the Treasury Department actions a connivance with organized crime and seeks policy change.
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Chicago
David Robinson
Oregon
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Army Bomber Raiders New York City Flight
An Army bomber carried out a raid on New York City coming from Wright Field Dayton Ohio. Concealed by clouds it dropped three parachute mines over the Army Post near Manhattan then returned to Bolling Field Washington DC.
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New York
New York City
Wright Pield
Dayton
Ohio
Manhattan
Bolling Field
Washington, D. C
Home Town Remembers Sinclair as Restless Drug Store Clerk
Independence Kansas May 22 Harry Sinclair recalls his boyhood drugstore work in Independence and his later rise to wealth. He now serves as an assistant pharmacist while serving a 90 day sentence in the District of Columbia Jail. The town notes his early clerical life and ongoing philanthropy to locals and veterans.
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Independence
Kas
Harry Sinclair
University of Kansas
Sinclair
District of Columbia
Oklahoma
Inde
Simmons View Seen as Start of New Policy
Wall street brokers view EB H Simmons president of the New York Stock Exchange as signaling a shift in policy by attacking the federal reserve board credit program. The exchange may adopt a militant stance, tightening rules to curb wash sales and bucketing while requiring quarterly earnings reports and advance capitalization notices.
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S. W. Prenosil
A. P. Financial
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
EB. H. H. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Widow of "Big Tim" Weds Gangster's Pal
Chicago May 22 The widow of Big Tim Murphy has married John Oberta known as one of his best They kept the marriage secret in McHenry Illinois but it became known last night Big Tim was shot to death in front of his Rogers Park home last spring
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Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
John
Dingbat) Oberta
Murphy
McHenry, Til
Big Tim
Rogers Park
Olympia Lawyer Preston M. Troy Dies in Olympia
Preston M. Troy leading Washington lawyer and prominent citizen died at his home in Olympia after illness. Born January 22 1867 in Dungeness he studied at Olympia Collegiate Institute and University of Michigan Law School. His son Harold joined his firm and he served as Olympia National Bank vice president and district prosecutor. Funeral set for Friday at 2 o'clock in Olympia.
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Preston M. Troy
Washington
Olympia
John W. Troy
Unis City
Lemon
Goltre
Honolulu
Pioneer
Preston Marion Troy
Smith Troy
Washington Territory
Dungeness
Laura Bass Weir
Clallam County
Kutchen Wedicrate Llike
Ann Arbor
Michigan
A. J. Palknor
Seattle
Troy
Palknor
Falknor
Yantis
Tis
Herold Preston Troy
University of Michigan Law School
Olympia National Bank
Thurston County
Supreme Court
Washington State Bar Association
Masonic Blue Lodge
Eva Sturdevant
Robert F. Sturdevant
Superior Court
Dayton
Sturdevant
Partier
Robert
Harold
Smith
University of Washington
Matt
Gary Lemon
Jeading
Sara Troy Callow
Adeline
Texas
Laura
Troy Stone
Long Beach
Call
David Smith Troy
Hoover to Reappoint Smith to Shipping Board
President Hoover plans to reappoint R. K. Smith of Louisiana to the Shipping Board as his current term nears expiration. Smith’s nomination will be sent to the Senate promptly.
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Smith
Shipping Board
Washington
Hoover
R. K. Smith
Louisiana
Senate
Debenture Plan Becomes Hurdle in Farm Relief Talks
In Washington May 22 House members of the Farm Relief Conference Committee insisted the debenture plan be eliminated before any agreement on differences between the House and Senate farm bills. The committee meeting ended again in disagreement but members planned further talks.
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Washington
House
Farm Relief Conference Committee
Senate
Richardson to be buried at West Point after death in Washington
General Wilds Preston Richardson U.S. Army retired died at Walter Reed Hospital after long illness. He will be buried at West Point where he taught tactics from 1892 to 1897. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal for command of American forces in the White Sea during World War I. He led the Alaska Road Commission for twenty years, serving as president from 1905 until 1917.
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Washington
Wilds Preston Richardson
U. S. Army
Walter Reed Hospital
West Point
Richardson
White Sea
Alaska Road Commission
Governor Parks toJoin Cruiser Race From Olympia to Juneau
Gov George A Parks will ride as crew aboard the Jazz in the Capital to Capital Yacht Race from Olympia to Juneau on June 15. Auditor Cash Cole captains the Jazz and Parks plans leave from Olympia June 1 to attend Mills College graduation in Oakland. If feasible he may travel to Juneau via San Francisco in a single day by air, a feat that would set a travel record.
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George A. Parks
Olympia
Juneau
Cash Cole
Here
Beattle
San Francisco
Califorma Ity
Stocks Advance Across Major Names in Mixed Trading
New York on May 22 quotes Alaska Juneau mine at 5 percent gain and U S Steel at 167 percent. Other notable moves include Bethlehem Steel 98.44, General Motors 75, International Paper 25, Stewart Warner 68, and US Steel and Paper groups among the listed equities. Mrs. Charles W Hawkesworth travels to Seattle to join her husband on official business in the area.
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New York
Alaska
Jueau
American Smelting
General Motors
Mack Trucks Ous
National Power and Light
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Continental Motors
Mathieson
International Paper
Paper B
Stewart-Warner
Charles W. Hawkesworth
Yukon
Seattle
Mr. Hawkesworth
To Sail With Parente MUINEGE PET READY TO WAR
Natalie Guggenheim secretly marries Thomas A. Gorman a real estate dealer. Her parents prepare plans for her abroad for an indefinite trip amid Civil War tensions.
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Parente Muinege
Natalie Guggenheim
Thomas A. Gorman
Port Washington, N. Y
Europe
Loew Heirs to Separate in Domestic Settlement
May 2 report states My and Mrs Arthur Loew heirs to motion picture fortunes have agreed to an arrangement to separate. The parties belong to a prominent New York film industry family with ties to Adolph Zukor, and the agreement follows a prenuptial pledge to lay all on the table to decide what is best if relations sour.
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New York
American Today
Arthur Loew
Jaire Leek
Adolph Zukor
Loew
Bulgaria Debates Payroll Cuts to Slash State Budget
Bulgarian ministers argued for drastic reductions in civil service to trim the 7.0 billion leva budget. Finance Minister Mol off cited resistance from departments, with Defense and Public Instruction among higher requests. Bulgaria seeks allies for conscription revival as manpower wanes.
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Sofia
M. Moloff
Bulgaria
Mountain Storekeeper and Wife Foil Masked Bandits
In Redding California on May 22 a mountainside storekeeper and his wife aged 71 fought two armed masked bandits in their isolated store. Mrs Hufford grappled with one attacker while her husband fired a shotgun. The burglars fled dragging Mrs Hufford but abandoned her on the highway. Hufford fired again and the bandits escaped.
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Mountain
Redding
Cal
Edward Hufford
Hufford
Mat Highway
German, Under Suspicion, Taken Into Custody
North Haven Maine May 22 40 year old German aviation mechanic Robert Tondera arriving from New York via Mexico City was taken to Rockland for sheriff led questioning after villagers raised alarms over his presence near the Morrow estate where Col Lindbergh stayed.
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North Haven
Maine
Robert Tondera
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rockland
Tondera
New York
Mexico City
Col. Lindbergh
Mexico
Morrow Estate
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Constance Morrow
Sosted
Sockland
Green Flash Ready for Rome Flight from Old Orchard
The monoplane Green Flash rests in a Maine hangar for a 4700 mile flight to Rome delayed by weather. Pilot Roger Williams and navigator Lewis A. Yancey inspect the motor and fuel up for a 50 hour journey along the Fortieth parallel toward Spain and the Mediterranean.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Rome
Roger ©. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Yancey
Fortieth
Spain
Mediterranean
Woman Burned to Death in Weimar House Fire
Mrs. P. Doggett died and her husband and daughter were seriously burned when a residence in Weimar Texas was destroyed by fire early this morning.
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Weimar
Texas
P. Doggett
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R. Bigford
H. J. Heinz Company
Laetare
Alfred E. Smth
Notre Dame University
Cardinal Hayes
New Yorks
Charles L. O'Donnell
Eva B. Rablen
Sonora
Tulsa
Lst
Tno
France
Elizabeth Fer
Yell
Olympia, WN
Juneaulle
Will Bury
Academy
Gov. Parks
Auditor, Cole
Jazz
Euseeee
MR. Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
New York Life Insurance Company
Darwin Kingsley
Tiacchinee
Chiang Kai Shek
Feng Yushsiang
Central Provinces
Peng
Nonan
Iunghi
Yellow River
Shensi
Loew Heirs
Department of Pubs
Dorothy Tuckett
Charles Tuckett
Colisham
Lo Josewu
Collumbays
Kotehikaui
Morrow
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