Langley Faces Drunk Charge and Ten Hour Sentence
Kentucky congressman Langley Republican faced a drunk charge before Police Judge J. who heard the case yesterday and ordered ten hours in jail after additional denials of the charge. A warrant sworn by Mrs. Hoenrtizie led to his arrest as deputies found him partially clothed.
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Gail
Langley
Kenill
Marts
Furm
Déey
Kentucky
Hoenrtizie
Atlanta
Washington
Calotabs Promises Gentle Liver Purify Cure
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a modern, safer calomel alternative for liver purification. One tablet at bedtime with water, no salts or griping, promises morning renewal and restored appetite. Sold in marked packages for ten or thirty five cents. Return to the drug store if not delighted.
Langley Denies Intoxication After Court Warrant
Kentucky Congressman John W. Langley denied being drunk when a warrant was sworn by Mrs. W P Henritizle and said a four hour jail term resulted from a courtroom misunderstanding. Judge Marrs fined him for contempt after Langley thought he was speaking to a private judge. His blood pressure was 210 as he was treated, then released hours before serving the full sentence.
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Pikeville
A.P
John W. Langley
Republican
Kentucky
W.P. Henritizle
Gley
J. P. Marrs
Langley
Marrs
Mr. Langley
Baton Rouge Searches Narrow Suspects in Turner Slaying
Police narrowed suspects in the slaying of C. B. Turner agronomy instructor at LSU. Officials expect an arrest within 24 hours as fingerprints from students are requested and a burnt package of books bearing Turner's name is examined. Witnesses report a dirt covered unfamiliar car and strange men seen near the scene.
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Baton Rouge
A.P
C. B.turner
Oscar B
Turner
Louisiana State University
Strenzke
Maurice O'Neill
Bertillion
Orl
Deep Apaatsien
Pocé
Seea No. 33
Baton Rouge City Hall
O'Neill
C. Bole
Eterna
Dorothy Perkins on trial for first degree murder
New York June 10. Testimony shows 17 year old Dorothy Perkins admitted being a blonde haired bandit and carrying a pistol in her handbag. Witness Joseph Harssel saw the revolver before Templeton's killing and Perkins claimed protection from threats by Mrs Connors and a married man named Mickey Censore. The St Valentine party scene featured allegations of dancing drinking and violence before Templeton was shot.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Joseph Harssel
Templeton
Iss Perkins
McDonald
Miss Perkins
Shake down scheme alleged at Atlanta penitentiary
Atlanta June 10 prison officials disclosed a new corruption case at the Atlanta penitentiary involving convicts paying for easy jobs and privileges. Former Warden A E Sartain and Lawrence Riehl were convicted of taking thousands from inmates. former Chaplain Thomas Hayden and former Deputy Warden Fletcher face trial next week. Mrs Austin Montgomery urged five thousand dollars to secure easy work for her husband. Charles W Hoffritz leader of the scheme at Dayton company has been moved to solitary confinement.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Penitentiary
A. E. Sartain
Lawrence Riehl
Thomas Hayden
Fletcher
Austin Montgomery
Community Finance Company
New York
Charles W. Hoffritz
Dayton
Mer
Caperione Financement
Five Killed When Wire Struck Havana Bridge
In Santa Clara Cuba a high tension wire across the Belico river fell onto the bridge. Three men a woman and a child were killed instantly and a boy Perigo Soeeethér died after severe burns. Authorities investigate reports the wire was safely anchored.
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Havana
Cuba
Santa Clara
Belico
Perigo Soeeethér
Suburban Visits Highlight Local Residents Gatherings
Miss Ashton Smith of Franxlin Louisiana visits sister Mrs. O Skyl ee Fourth and Miss Burdette of Bogaloosa Louisiana. Mr and Mrs Burdette of Fourth street host. Mr and Mrs C H Newcomb of Biloxi Mississippi and Mrs William Green of Lee street visit with Mr and Mrs J J Stallings and family of Citronette this Sunday.
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Miss Ashton Smith
Franxlin
O& Skylee
Burdette
Bogaloosa
Fourth Street
Biloxi
William Green
Lee Street
J. J. Stallings
Citronette
J. M. Stallings
Boulevard
Methodist church event and revival notices
The Intermediate senior class hosts an art lawn party on the church lawn July 3. Rev M J announces a revival beginning June 26 at the past church in Toulminville Alabama led by Rev Scott W Hickey from Miles Texas. J J Vallance of Chicago visits, Paul May of Birmingham visits piano parents, Frank Cesena is recovering after surgery at Providence Infirmary. Miss Eliss Stovall of Oak Grove visits Milas Maynie Lawey.
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Methodist Church
M. J
Toulminville
Ala
Scott W. Hickey
Miles
Texas
Paul, May
Birmingham
Als
W. E. May
Frank Cesena
Providence Infirmary
Eliss Stovall
Oak Grove, Ala
Milas Maynie -Lawey
Prichard Epworth League to Host Beach Party Friday
The Prichard Epworth League of the Methodist church plans a beach party Friday night meeting at the church between 7 and 7:30. R. H. Chason of Battles Mississippi visited en route to Pensacola to join Wiggins Saw Mill as millwright. Ednas Dismukes arrives from Tuscaloosa to stay with grandparents W. B. and Mrs. Dismukes. Mr. and Mrs. D L Hosea welcome a baby girl.
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Prichard*Epworth
Ednas Dismukes
Tuscaloosa
Ala
W. B. Dismukes
Destruction by Air Declared Impossible By Admiral
Rear Admiral Alpert Gleaves, retired, told a Rotary club that dropping gas bombs to poison cities is scientifically impossible. He cited a need for 26,000 tons of gas to affect Washington DC and said even if such gas existed, more planes would be required than exist, and the cost would exceed the destruction.
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Alpert Gleavés
Rotary Club
District of Columbia
New York
When is cheese not real Roquefort discussed in senate
Paris June 10 The French senate debated cheese taxation with Gruyere taxed at 15 cent while Roquefort paid none. A speaker cited classical tributes to Roquefort but no decision was reached. Turpentine and wood oil protests are also noted in a separate report.
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Paris
Pro
Gruyere
Garayere
Uefort
Réquéfort
Pliny, the Élder
Julius Caesar
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Gentle Liver Cleansing
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable liver remedy that cleanses a sluggish liver without the dangers of calomel. It claims relief from bilious symptoms like headaches and dizziness, waking the next morning with improved digestion and energy.
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Dodson
Western European pact slump doubts rise in Paris
Paris reports fading optimism over a western European pact linked to the Chamberlin Herriot bloc. Officials fear the plan hinges on Germany and worry Britain may not guarantee quick aid, prompting unease about how France would defend itself without clear commitments.
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Paris
Ihé Chamiberigla- Herriot A. An
Soc
Ae Cme
Usiag
Germany
Great Britain
France
Optimists to Aid Chamber Drive For Commerce Funding
A local Optimist club is set to assist the Chamber of Commerce in a drive to raise funds totaling about 75,000 cents. The effort, connected to the chamber’s action on selecting suitable lots, was discussed but deferred pending further details.
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Warren
Roquees Gather at White Lake for National Tournament
Roque players with prior experience and national ambitions converge at White Lake Indiana in August to compete in the annual event aiming for national honors.
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Roque
Wihone Lake
Ind
Fragmentary note on London and AA positions
A partial OCR fragment mentions st epposi tion with unclear London and AA references. The text lacks clear events or dates, limiting any firm summary.
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Sprata
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An In
Sapte Secras
Heipeal
Ile
Bool
Feourite
CONTI
London
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