Clara Phillips Denied Appeal and Habeas Corpus
Los Angeles June 2 AP Clara Phillips convicted of hammer murder of Mrs Alberta Tremaine Meadows faced immediate prison transfer to San Quentin unless a habeas corpus writ from the California Supreme Court prevents incarceration for appeal. Appellate denial left her bound for San Quentin after a brief Los Angeles stop. her husband and sister accompanied part of the journey.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
San Quentin Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
San Francisco
Honduras
Superior Court
Armour Lee Phillips
Yuma
Ariz
Etta Mae Jackson
San Quentin
Woman Clara Phillips Returns to San Quentin Guarded
Mrs Clara Phillips convicted of the hammer slaying of Mrs Alberta Tremaine Meadows arrives in San Francisco on her way to San Quentin prison where she is sentenced from ten years to life. Police guard the station as detectives accompany her to the prison gates.
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San Francisco
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles County
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Francisco Bay
Phillips
Tegucigalpa
Mrs. Phillips
Seventh
Townsend Streets
Southern Pacific
Third
Big booze supply in Washington bootlegged ahead of Shriners
Washington June 2 AP reports despite Commissioner Haynes saying drinks harder to obtain, the Washington Post says bootleggers have imported several thousand cases of liquor into the city. Prices range from 85 to 120 dollars per case as bootleggers stock up for the Shriners convention.
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Washington
Haynes
The
Washington Post
Watchman Dies in Warehouse Fire in Los Angeles
A warehouse of Parker Bros Furniture in Los Angeles burned last night causing one death, serious injuries to two firemen, and about 200000 in damage. The deceased was believed to be a warehouse watchman and authorities consider arson or criminal negligence likely.
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Los Angeles
Arker Bros. Furniture Company
Scott
Rare collection goes to nation to beMuseum gift
The Earl of Carnarvon's private antiquities collection will be presented to the nation by his widow through the British Museum. The Daily Mail says the gifts may include portions of the Tutankhamun treasure allotted to Carnarvon's estate by Egyptian authorities.
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London
Earl of Carnarvon
British Museum
The
Daily Mail
Tutankahmen
Carnarvon
Britton Moves Light Wine Bill For Congress Session
Representative Britton of Illinois announces on June 2 that he will introduce a bill at the next Congress to legalize manufacture and sale of light wines and bears with federal taxes funding a soldier bonus. He praises Governor Smith's signing of New York enforcement repeal. most senators and representatives offered no comment.
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Washington
Britton
Illinois
Congress
Smith
New York
Senate
House
Five captives released from Suchow bandits
Five more foreigners held by the Suchow train bandits are freed unconditionally and reach the Tsao Chwang relief camp. Released are American Jerome A. Henley and Commodore Howell, and British subjects Edward Elias and Theodore Sapphiere, plus Mexican Manuel A. -. The eight remaining captives include four Americans and several other foreign nationals.
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Tientsin
Tsao Chwang
Jerome A. Henley
Commodore Howell
New York
Feroan Daniel Company
Shanghai
Edward Elias
Theodore Sapphiere
Manuel A
Guadalajara
Paotzuku Mountain
International Military Commission
Shantung Hills
Roland W. Pinger
Ordnance Department
Leon Friedman
Chicago
William D. Conner
Grandson Fails to Probate Van Rensselaer Wills
Los Angeles reports that a third attempt to probate two wills of Mrs. Anna Inglard Van Rensselaer, sister of E. H. Harriman, failed as the petition by grandson R. Van Ransselaer was denied. The 1911 and 1919 documents were rejected. the estate valued at 200000 largely comprises Harriman trust funds. Much of the estate is in Texas.
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Los Angeles
Anna Inglard van Rensselaer
E. H. Harriman
Superior Court
R. van Ransselaer
van Rensselaer
Japanese Boycott Spreads to Shanghai Disrupts Businesses
Mobs of students and supporters of the boycott sweep Chinese districts wrecking Japanese residences and shops. Japanese consular staff seek refuge on a Japanese gunboat after mobs attack in Changsha and other areas of Hunan province.
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Shanghai
China
Changsha
Hunan
Northwest Logging Operators Association organized to fight radicals
Tacoma June 2 AP Organization of loggers lumbermen and timber owners from Washington Oregon and California to oppose the IWW and similar movements was formed today. More than 100 men from the three states joined the Northwest Logging Operators association led by Hugh McIntosh of Seattle. Plans include refusing employment to those supporting radical movements and other actions to combat radicalism.
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Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Oregon
California
IL W. W
Hugh McIntosh
Seattle
Northwest Logging Operators Association
McIntosh
Amernh
Eastern Idaho attorneys plan organize association
A meeting of eastern and southern Idaho attorneys met to nominate a candidate for the state commissioner of the Eastern division under S B No 304. Judge N D Jackson of St Anthony was chosen as the nominee and a new Eastern Division Bar Association was proposed with by laws to be drafted. Attendees included Judge N D Jackson and lawyers from Pocatello American Falls Preston and other towns.
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Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Lemhi
Custer
Isutte
Clark
Fremont
Jefferson
Madison
Teton
Bonneville
Bingham
Kannock
Caribou
Power
Minidoka
Cassia
Oneida
Franklin
Bear Lake
B. W. Davis
O. R. Baum
Paul Peterson
Idaho Falls
N. D. Jackson
St. Anthony
Eastern Division
Har Association
Pocatello Bar Ciation
N Db. Jackson
Bt. Anthony
Harry Holden
eo Clancy _St. Clair
W. Eo Otto Me-Cuteheon Ag
Vas Ashe
Attorney Lamb
Stetmicered
J. Cowen
Menitass
Pioneer John Munger Dies After Lingering Illness
John Munger a longtime Pocatello resident and auto dealer owner of the Oldsmobile Service garage on South Arthur died at his home 804 South Main after a lingering illness. He was 63 and a member of Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M. Funeral arrangements will be announced or held under the Masonic order.
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John Munger
South Main
Will T. Walker
Munger
Pocatello
Gate City
South Arthur
Portneuf
Masonic Order
Bridal couple thrill Idaho Falls in Western reeenactment ride
Idaho Falls June 2 AP Brien Blanche Wilbur Hearst and her husband arrive for a two week visit. A buckboard drawn by ponies with George Hearst at the reins leads a merry procession through the streets to the Wilbur home. The couple plan to travel to San Francisco where Hearst will join his father’s publications.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
George Hearst
Blanche Wilbur
C. Wilbur
San Francisco
Hearst
Livestock Industry Hearings Highlight Packer Armour Tie
National hearings focus on Livecloak ed at cong packer and Armour Lid takeover of Be er Moxy pac. Fishera, Seer to informant, and Morris prop Seven discuss intersate commerce, population effects, and buying selling of ud livestock products amid a stalled deal and pending commission actions.
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Cong
Fishera
Ias National
Armour
Prophet Claims Bulletproof Deaths in Moro Uprising
Manila reports fifty three Moros killed on Pata island near Jolo in a clash with the insular constabulary. Akbara the self-proclaimed bulletproof prophet was among those slain in the fighting amid renewed unrest after a May uprising. Governor General Wood had previously dispatched troops to curb lawlessness in the name of religion.
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Manila
Akbara
Pata
Jolo
Sulu
Insular Constabulary
Wood
Criqui defeats Kilbane to retire the champion
Eugene Criqui, the Verdun hero, knocked out Johnny Kilbane in the sixth round at the Polo Grounds to claim the world featherweight title. Kilbane failed to rise after a rights and left hook, slipping to his knees at the count of six as Criqui celebrated in the ring.
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Polo Grounds
Eugene Criqui
Verdun
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Ohio
Sudde
Kilbane
Criqui
Crigui
Robert Eudecline
Criqqui
Preenes
Prohibition in New York Now a Dead Letter
Albany June 2 AP The Mullan Gage state prohibition enforcement act is dead as Governor Smith signs repeal. He calls for Volstead act modification by Congress to permit beer and light wines in states that want them. The move positions Smith as a possible 1924 liberal candidate.
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Albany
N. Y
Mullan Gage
Smith
Canfield predicts officers will act after repeal of Volstead Act
New York June 2 AP The liquor enforcement scene remains unchanged as the Volstead Act repeal takes effect. Prohibition Director Canfield says state county and city officers must enforce it, warning violations will rise but federal efforts will counteract. Incandescent Broadway reacts with jubilation.
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New York
New York City
Canfield
Broadway
Unclear Prohibition Policy Amid New York Law Repeal
Washington reports indicate a federal policy decision on prohibition enforcement is pending. Officials say shifting enforcement elsewhere may be necessary if New York abolishes its enforcement law, with no comment from Governor Smith or the White House. Meetings between Haynes and Blair are planned, with Mellon and the president likely to be consulted.
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Washington
Pareencoke
Prohibition Enforcement
New York
Haynes
Smith
York
White House
Harding
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mellon
Pinchot Reacts To New York Prohibition Move
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania issued a statement praising Governor Smith of New York for repealing a state enforcement measure. He said Pennsylvania will uphold the U S constitution and federal laws and that Smiths action will spur loyal Americans to support the union's laws. He added it will hasten victory in the national effort.
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Harrisburg
Smith
New York
New York State
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
United States
The
Union
Fire and Rain in Northwest Drenches Regions
Weather and wildfires raged across the Northwest and parts of Canada with cloudbursts and floods. One child drowned in Alberta as floods surged near Crows Nest Pass and Okotoks while Ontario fire zones showed slight improvement. In Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan crews fought to shield forests and towns including Superior National Forest and Upson, with towns like Mercer and Camp 38 mobilizing to save timber resources.
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St. Paul
Minn
Northwest
United States
Canada
Alberta
More
Alta
Harold Joyce
Crows Nest Pass
Okotoks
Sheep Creek
Ontario
Lux
Horne Payne
Couglin
Here
Atikokan
Port Arthur
White River
Ont
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Superior National Forest
Simente
Buyck
Ay Iron
Gebice
Ammer
Upson
Wis
Melton Company
Foster Lumber Company
Upcon
Mercer
Heavy Rainfall Floods Bow River Area in Alberta
Calgary residents endure record one day rainfall with 2.5 inches in a day and river flows near eight miles per hour, prompting mayoral order to keep clear of flood barriers. Fire crews and public works isolate vulnerable spans as waters threaten homes and lowlands.
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Calgary
Alta
Bow
Mary
Weber
Cmes
Public Works Department
Scienaiees
Vivian Day Appointed Prohibition Director for Colorado
Washington June 2 John F Vivian of Colorado was named prohibition director for the state. The appointment comes from Commissioner Blair of the internal revenue bureau and fills the vacancy left by Emmett H McClenahan who resigned April 13.
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Washington
John F. Vivian
Colo
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mr. Vivian
Emmett H. McClenahan
Naval Reserve Compensation List Aimed at New Rule
Washington June 2 AP Members of the naval reserve may be discharged from service to receive compensation under the act, a ruling by Comptroller General McCarl announced by Director Hines of the veterans bureau. Previously reserve men had received the compensation.
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Washington
Naval Reserve Force
Cou ‘Er
McCarl
Hines
Veterans Bureau
French Seizure of Dyes and Nitrates Claims Heavy Deliveries
Paris reports that France confiscated dyestuffs and nitrates at Strasberg Oppau and other sites, exceeding Germany's Versailles delivery quota. French estimates peg value at 200 million francs from dyes seized at Badische works. Britain and Italy on the reparations commission witnessed the seizure actions and shipments were sent to France.
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Paris
Strasberg
Oppau
Germany
Badische Aniline
France
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