Party System Of Youth Code Fails To Stand
Chicago report covers coroner's inquest into the death of 24 year old George Lux at a party gone wrong. Virginia Graf testifies that drinking was central to the scene and that Lux’s death was his time to die, while jurors include professors and officials as they probe youth party culture in a courtroom setting.
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Chicago
George Lux
Fatehom
Herman Bundesen
Lux
Virginia Graf
Was & Witiees
Virginia
Samuel] Stevens
Northwestern University
Bundesen
George
Roy
Skinny
Bill
Americans receive rousing welcome at Paddington
At Paddington station the Ryder Cup team of American golfers was greeted with a grand welcome comparable to famous aviators. British PGA officials organized the reception as crowds and British golfers, including many names, cheered Hagen and his team before they depart for the Peter Cup matches.
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London
Paddington Station
Butler's Condition Reported Very Good
New York April 16 AP Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University underwent gall bladder operation yesterday. His condition was reported very good at Presbyterian Hospital today. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with little change in temperature.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Presbyterian Hospital
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
A. A U
Collee
Indians Hospitalized After Camp Fight on Ban Rock Creek
Charies Study 28 and Caldwell Study Indians from the Fort Mall Reservation were brought to Lynn hospital at 3 PM with injuries from a camp fight at Oscar Wildcat's camp on Ban Rock Creek last night. One man in critical condition with a bullet wound near the eye. another with a scalp wound and split ear. Oscar and Levi Wildcat named by victims as attackers. Reservation chief W Ho Jensen and Drerr Wheeler brought them to Pocatello. Police chief Jensen heads to the reservation to arrest the accused. threats of retaliation reported. Details of the cause and injuries to the Wildcat brothers remain unclear.
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Caldwell
Fort Mall Reservation
Lynn Hospital
Oscar Wildcat
Ban- Rock Creek
Oscar
Levi Wildcat
Pocatello
W Ho Jensen
Reservation
Drerr. Wheeler
Reservetron
In- Gan Agency
Jensen
Wildcat
Oil promoter Samuel E Bell charged with manslaughter in taxi death
New York April 16 Samuel E Bell oil promoter was held on $10 000 bail in homicide court after a hearing where testimony showed Smith, a wealthy Cleveland businessman, attempted to enter the taxi Bell was riding in with Robert Brown of Lexington, when Smith fell, struck his skull, and died.
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New York
Samuel E Bell
Arthur Morgan Smith
Cleveland
Bell
Megistrate
Joseph Corrigan
Smith
Robert Brown
Lexington
Leviathan Arrives Cherbourg With Dry Cargo and Supplies
The Leviathan docked at Cherbourg on April 16 bringing unopened medicinal whiskey and brandy for passengers. Officers say the return voyage will be wet with extra stock to meet needs, while overboard shipments are planned before the 12 mile limit. French wine salesmen offered orders but were turned away. Passengers described the voyage over as very dry for a ship of its class.
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Cherbourg
France
New York
Am Trien
Three O Clock Morning Curfew Back In New York Night Clubs
Police Commissioner Whalen announces revival of the 3 AM club curfew with a 15 minute warning to midtown venues. Patrols will issue summons to owners of clubs staying open after the limit as officials cite general disorder and hostess activities.
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New York
Whalen
Potts
Mid-Town
Wce
Educational League
A A U and N C A A Agree on Amateur Certification Change
A joint AAU and NCAA committee move would let colleges certify their own athletes as amateurs rather than AAU registration. The proposal covers college athletes during non AAU events and requires approval at both organizations November/January meetings.
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A A. U
A. A U
A U
Board of Governors
A A U
N.C A.A
Aimee’s Mother on the Rack in Hardy Impeachment
Sacramento reports a clash over reading Minnie Kennedy’s deposition in Judge Carlos S. Hardy impeachment. Prosecution and defense debated dispensing with the testimony as Kennedy’s deposition, taken in Oregon, concerns a "fee" payment seen by some as woe offerings rather than legal services. If called, Mrs Kennedy may testify late today or tomorrow.
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Sacramento
Carlos S. Hardy
Minnie Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Assembly
Oregon
Hardy
McPherson
Pherson
Idahoans Invest Money At Home In State Funds
Idaho state treasurer Byron Defenbach announced the highway note issue of 500000 and about 600000 of the general fund were sold. Most purchases were in small parcels delivered by mail order. Completion of the sale of 700000 of the original 1,000,000 general fund issue was reported with the remainder to be placed on the market including accrued interest.
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Boise
AP —Selief
Ie General Fund
Course of Study Planned for Rural Students in Boise
Myrtle R. Davis announces a meeting of public school officials to revise the course of study enabling rural students to focus on rural subjects. The plan aims to develop an agricultural training program and a course of study for independent districts, with a goal of eventually eliminating eighth grade exams. WD Vincent and the state board of education will attend.
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Boise
Cmticulum
Offiials
Myrtle R. Davis
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
WD. Vincent
Commissioner of Education
Davs
Man who could compute figures with speed dies at 50
Peoria Illinois April 16 William Strong famed for instant totals of freight car numbers is dead He could compute cube roots ages and brick quantities without knowing how he did it He spent days on a railroad viaduct in Bartonville Bartonville suburb performing the feat as daily habit Just to keep practice.
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Peoria, Ill
William Strong
Strong
Bartonville
Scores From Today's Baseball For Washington Philadelphia Rain
Scores note rain on games between Washington and Philadelphia and Beeton and New York with Detroit and Cleveland action. Pitchers Whitehill Shea Shaute Sewell Chicago St Louis Thomas Autry Grey Schang National Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York St Louis Cincinnati Alexander Jopfmard Lucas Sukeforth are listed with various inning tallies and score updates.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Beeton
New York
Rein
Detroit
Cleveland
Whitehill
Shea
Shaute
Sewell
Chicago
St Louis
Thomas and Autry
Shaw and Tunney May Meet Soon
Mutual friends expect discussions between George Bernard Shaw and Gene Tunney as they spend time on the island of Brač in the Northern Adriatic. Shaw heads there from London for a month with Mrs. Shaw while Tunney with Mrs. Tunney is also en route for a week, rekindling chatter about their possible meeting and Shaw's past remarks on Cashel Byron's profession.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Gene Tunney
Brion
Adriatic
Cashel Byron
Shaw
Comforn
School officials set June conference dates statewide
Boise April 16 AP County school superintendents and rural school supervisors will meet for their annual conference June 18 to 20 at Payette Lakes. State Superintendent Myrtle R. Davis says this will include rare supervisors this year. Attendees include J C Wormer and Margaret Sweet joining regular delegates.
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Boise
Payette Lakes
Myrtle R. Davis
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Confsernee
Weather Halts Eastern Start of Major League Baseball
Opening day in the East was washed out by a driving rain storm and a cold northeast gale. The Washington Athletics, Yankees and Red Sox, Giants and Phillies in Philadelphia, and Braves and Dodgers in Boston postponed. Western games in Chicago and Cincinnati were expected to proceed, with better conditions forecast for Thursday. Local attendance was likely to drop from earlier forecasts.
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Washington Athletics
National Capitol
Hoover
Yankee Stadium
Landis
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Pirates
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Girl and Oklahoma ex-convict tied to escape plot
Houston reports detail a young woman Parlee King and an Oklahoma convict aiding an escape from Wynne state prison farm. J R Silver was captured with Carl Lawter after Miss King handed money to an associate, charged with aiding an escaped prisoner.
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Tex
Oklahomsa
J. R. Bob Silver
Wynne State Prison
Iver
Parlee King
Carl Lawer
Oklahome
Miss King
Silver
Lawder
Lawter
Woman killed by motorist on Wyoming highway
Miss Gertrude Ewing a 42 year old actress from Kansas City was struck and killed by a California tourist driver J D Crenshaw on a highway 30 miles west of Rawlins Wyoming. Ewing died of severe injuries after standing beside her car as her manager F E Hiltman removed chains from the wheels following a muddy road incident near Wamsutter. She had just performed in Evanston and was returning east with Hiltman. She leaves a mother and sister in Kansas City.
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Wyo
Gertrude Ewing
Kansas City
J. D Crenshaw
California
Miss Ewing
F. E. Hiltman
Crenshaw
Wamsutter
Hiltman
Evanston
Hillman
Planes Meeting at the Capital in Boise
In Boise on April 16 delegates are to attend an Aeronautical conference with over a dozen planes expected. Aircraft announced include a Seattle Commerce Department plane, Miss Vico of Utah Oil, National Parzss Airways, Varney, Boeing, Standard Oil of California, West Coast Transports, Western Air Express, and Richfield Oil Company planes, as part of preparations for a larger regional event later in the year including all eleven western public lands states.
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Boise
Uris
Arthur Blomquist
Aronautics
Department of Commerce
Seattle
Miss Vico
Utah Oil Company
National
Parzss Airways
Varney
Boeing
Standard
San Francisco
Western Air Express
Richfield Oil Company
Treo c
West
Hoover lays out farm relief and tariff revision agenda
Washington April 16 AP President Hoover briefs Congress on his second session with a brief message urging five measures focused on farm relief tariff revision and immigration and census actions. Dawes to Britain ambassador and several nominations were submitted for Senate approval.
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Federal Farm Board
Calvin Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Mr. Hoover
Alanson B .B. Houghton
United States
Charles J. Rhoeds
Philadelphia
Charlies H. Burke
Patrick J. Hurley
Oklahoma
Ernest Lee Jahneks
Louisiana
Davis
Ingalls of
Ohloe
Navy
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Interior
Charles Saltzman
USA
Iowa
Federal Radio Commission
Wiliam A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Navy Aeronautics
Joseph J. Cheatham
Oscar B. Colquitt
Texas
Hoover Democrat
Railroad Board of Mediation
Pat Neff
Round Trip Rates Held Reasonable By Board
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed a San Diego chamber of commerce complaint about round trip fares on transcontinental lines. It found no need to alter schedules and rejected claims of discrimination against California ports and undue preference for other central points.
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Railrad
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San Diego
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Coast
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