Woman in Court Breaks Down Over Bloodied Clothes at Trial
Farice King, on trial for slaying Bob Evans in Denver, sobbed and wailed upon seeing blood-stained clothing believed to belong to the victim. She collapsed, was helped to a chair, and later sedated as doctors testified she suffers from a love mania.
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Denver
Colo
Farice King
Bob Evans
Evans
Bob
Farice
Leo V. Tepley
Dr. Tepley
Miss King
Clarice King Hanson
Elsie King
Emanuel Yhvh Must Rise From the Dead, Denver Vigil
Denver police guard the West Denver home of Emanuel Yhvh after his followers claim he will resurrect within hours. Coroner to perform autopsy if no resurrection occurs and the body remains on the cot as faithful vigil continues.
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Emanuel
Denver
Emanuel Yhvh
Heaven and Earth
George H. Bostwick
Elohim
Kingdom of
Zion
Jerusalem
Messiah
Yhuh
Joshua Jehova Sykes
Bostwick
Ils
Selah
California Senate Acts in Impeachment of Judge Hardy
Articles of impeachment against Los Angeles Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy allege misconduct for aiding Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson, obstructing McPherson case investigations, accepting a $2500 check, attempting to intimidate a Santa Barbara journalist, and restricting courtroom seating in the Hickman murder case. Trial anticipated mid March with ten days to respond.
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Sacramento
Cal
California Senate
Assembly
Carlos S. Hardy
Los Angeles
Assembly Board of Managers
Hardy
Senate
Minnie Kennedy
Women’s Echo Park Evangelistic Association
William Edward Hickman
Little Marion Parker
Judge Hardy
McPherson
Lic
Hickman
Chaplin Shows Vitality After Poisoning Relapse
Hollywood report says Charles Chaplin, the comedian, is improving after ptomaine poisoning. His temperature fell to 97 degrees and doctors note no appendix or typhoid complications. He is expected to be up again next week as intestinal issues stemmed from server missteps in diet.
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Hollywood
Charles Cahpin
Chaplin
Cecil Reynolds
Coolidge vetoes address proposal on farewell broadcast
President Coolidge rejected a plan to deliver a farewell radio address to the nation on Sunday. He weighed sentiment against avoiding a perception of influencing Hoover’s incoming administration, vetoing the proposal to prevent any appearance of political interference before inauguration.
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Washington
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Heckler Ejected From Commons Gallery
A disill junctured heckler interrupted debate on unemployment in the house of commons tonight. He refused to retire and was picked up by attendants and thrown out as he shouted capitalism and questioned use of force.
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Tondon
Joned Jheckler
House of Commons
Police seize large moonshine operation on Oxford Street
Federal officers and police raided 404 Oxford Street last night uncovering a 65 gallon still, 100 gallons of moonshine, and 700 gallons of mash. Fritz Ottman was booked on operating a still and liquor possession and will be arraigned before a U S commissioner.
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Oxford Street
Ben Holter
Chase
Jere Murphy
Bart Riley
Fritz Ottman
United States
Death ruled due to heart trouble in rooming house death
Gust Luoma was found dead at 360 East Granite on Feb 20 and a coroner's jury ruled the death an acute heart attack. Dr. T J B Shanley responded but arrived after the death. Witnesses included Dr. Shanley and rooming-house residents Knuttila and Knulte.
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Gust Luoma
East Granite
Luoma
T. J. B. Shanley
Dr. Shanley
William Pengilley
J. W. Hill
Jacob Knuttila
Matt Knulte
Mr. Mill
Knuttila
Knulte
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