Carroll Fined on Two Counts in Bath Tub Party Perjury Case
Broadway producer Earl Carroll was convicted of perjury for statements about a bath tub party at his theatre where a chorus girl drank from a tub. He received a year and a day in federal prison on each of two counts and a total fine of $2,000, with sentences running concurrently.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Atlanta
Carroll
Goddard
Joyce Hawley
Karl Carroll
United States
Buckner
Ducer
United States Circuit Court of Aps
Railroad Gets Bus Franchise Between Logan and Utah Idaho Line
The Utah Idaho Central railroad won a state public utilities commission franchise to run stage lines from Logan toward the Utah Idaho state line, in connection with rail service. Gust Chopp of Pocatello, who operated a bus interstate without a franchise, was found noncompliant and disadvantaged in the decision.
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Salt Lake City
Logan
Utah- Idaho
Preston
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad
Waom
State Public Utilities Commission
Gust Chopp
Pocatello
Idaho
Chopp
State Utilities Commission
Utah
Norge Flight May Be Planned After Nome Stop
In Nome Alaska June 3 the Norge crew awaits the Italian Aero club decision in Rome on whether to reassemble the airship at Camp Lewis Washington for US flights. Amundsen Ellsworth and Nobile discuss offerings while the Norge sits in Teller awaiting propulsion and possible Seattle shipment.
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Nome
Alaska
Norge
Italian Aero Club
Rome
Camp Lewis
Wash
United States
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Teller
Here
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
The
Cordova
Amundsen
Seattle
Victoria
Utah Weather Forecast Brief
Generally fair tonight and Friday with little change in temperatures across the state.
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Utah
Reducing as a Practice Debated by Women’s Club
Atlantis City NJ June 3 The General Review of Women’s club adopts a resolution opposing unsafe reducing nostrums and endorsing medical guidance. A substitute term reducing rather than mania is accepted and a motion to table fails with seven votes against. The act supports a weight scale effort and insists on physician supervision.
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Atlantis City
N. J
Women
Women of
America
William EB. Towne
Mass
Walter McNab Miller
Towne
Vowne Ae
Calles Strongly Warns Catholic Officials in Mexico
President Calles issues a severe letter to Archbishop Mora Del Rio and Mexican Catholic dignitaries, saying they must obey Mexican laws or face punishment. He accuses prelates of agitating against the government and vows enforcement of the constitution and laws. The archbishop’s prior open letter protested Monsignor Caruana’s deportation to the papal see.
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Mexico City
Calles
Mora del Rio
Mexico
Archbishop Rio
Monsignor
Caruana
Ly See
Protests Over Guarded Chihuahua Bills Stir El Paso Catholics
El Paso Catholics protest Governor Almeida over soldiers guarding Chihuahua Congress building during debates on religious bills. Messages from Rafael Marquez and the national league of religious defense urge justice and oppose article 130 changes. Si gns warn of threats to congressmen. bills would limit clergy to one per 15 000 inhabitants.
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el Paso
Tex
State Congress
Chihuahua
Cit
Oalories
Jesus A. Almeida
Yafael Marquez
National League of Religious Defense
In His Own Name Society
United States
Congress
Congressional
Juarez
Juror Reprimanded For Milk Request In Durkin Trial
In Chicago on June 3, juror R. B. Fisher cited a doctor’s orders to drink a pint of milk every two hours. The judge ordered him to the box and promised milk would be brought to him during the Durkin murder trial.
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Chicago
R. B. Fisher
Durkin
Mexico to convene governors on mining laws reform
A dispatch from Mexico City says the Mexican Central government will call a convention of all state governors to draft new national mining laws. The meeting aims to stimulate mining exploitation and unify government and miners.
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Nogales, Ariz
Herald
Mexico City
Sud
Belated pension awarded after 1904 error
Benjamin Garnett a 79 year old Civil War veteran of Salem Kentucky was found blind by the pension bureau during a file overhaul. He had received 72 monthly instead of 100 since 1904 and will now receive 125 monthly under a new law, with back pay totaling 7 435 dollars.
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Washington
Benjamin Garnett
Salem
Pensioh Bureau
Back Seat Driving Declared Ground for Divorce by Court
Claude H. Harman, a San Francisco locomotive engineer, won a divorce on the grounds that his wife Jesse insulted his driving by shouting from the back seat. The California Supreme Court upheld the decree, recognizing back seat driving as a legitimate cause.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Claude H. Harman
Jesse
Firsh
Harman
McPherson Abduction Report Sparks Police Search
Los Angeles reports state evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson may be captive of abductors seeking a $25 000 ransom. A blind lawyer, R A McKinley of Long Beach, says two men claimed to hold her and threatened harm unless payment is made. Police and District Attorney Keyes investigated after McKinley alerted Mrs Kennedy mother of the evangelist.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ocean Beach
R. A. McKinley
Long Beach
Minnie Kennedy
McPherson
Mc- Kinley
Kennedy
Thewyer
Keyes
McKinley
Mine Tragedy in Butte Copper Cave-In Claims One Life
The body of J Stuart Henderson shift boss was recovered from the West Colusa mine at the 1 900 foot level after a rock fall. Two other miners Henry Lappala and Joseph Langner entombed with him were believed alive only briefly. Rescue crews pressed on to reach the others as Anaconda Copper officials predicted soon lifting the remaining bodies.
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Anaconda Copper Company
Baseball Scores From Today Across Venues
Scores from today include Boston beating Cincinnati 12 to 6 in Boston with Donohue Mays and Wargrave contributing for the winners. New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 5 at New York with Wiltse and colleagues delivering the offense. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 9 to 4 at Chicago led by Root and Gonzales. St Louis vs Chicago postponed due to rain. Detroit defeated Cleveland 9 to 0 with Gibson and Manion starring for Detroit.
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Boston
R. H. B. Cincinnati
Donohue
Mays
Wargrave
Genewick and Taylor
Coast Guard shoots aging rum runner after chase
In a sea chase near Anacortes Washington coast guard cutter 269 fired on an unnamed cabin launch killing its 70 year old skipper Paul Piotrowsky who brandished a shotgun when boarded. Piotrowsky was wounded in the leg and died aboard the cutter while en route to a hospital in Port Townsend. Coast guard said no liquor was aboard the boat.
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Seattle
Wash
Coast Guard
Anacortes
Paul Piotrowsky
F. G. Dodge
Pietrowsky
John H. Davis
Port Townsend
Davis
Ruth Hits Two Homers In Uneven Red Sox Game
Babe Ruth hit his 17th and 18th home runs for the Yankees against the Boston Red Sox in New York. He left the game with a lame left leg in the sixth inning, with Paschal replacing him in right field.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Wiltse
Boston Red Sox
Ruth
Combs
Gehrig
Paschal
Department Takes Liberal Stand In Hermiston Water Case
Pendleton Ore June 3 Water in Hermiston district was turned on by H M Schilling after orders from Elwood Mead of the federal reclamation bureau. Delinquent 1923 charges faced lenient treatment under pending relief bills, sparking protests from settlers who accuse Schilling of leniency.
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Pendleton
Ore
H. M. Schilling
Hermiston
Elwood Mead
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Schilling
University Seeks 300000 for New Idaho Library
President Alfred H. Upham of the University of Idaho announced plans to seek a 300000 appropriation increase in the next biennium to finance a separate library building due to rising enrollment. A probe of campaign spending set a 10000 cap on senate expenses for the special committee, covering travel and clerical costs.
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Moscow
Idaho
Alfred H. Upham
University of Idaho
Washington
Senate
Public Buildings Program Outlined for Seventy Structures
Treasury and Post Office officials map out a plan for about seventy structures under the new public buildings bill. Upon approval by Secretary Mellon and Postmaster General New the program will go to Congress for appropriations, aiming to start work this summer with funds from the deficiency bill.
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Washington
Treasury
Post Office Department
Mellon
Congress
Governor seeks to save Antelope Island buffalo herd
Governor George H. Dern moves to preserve the buffalo herd on Antelope Island Great Salt Lake amid proposed slaughter. Dr W P Carver of Omaha offers $500 toward a preservation fund and protests the plan while federal land office notes Antelope Island holds the most public domain among the Great Salt Lake islands. The herd, once 300 head, is owned by A H Leonard of Fort Pierre SD, placed there 40 years ago by William Glassman of Ogden.
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Salt Lake City
Dern
Federal Land Bureau
Great Salt Lake
8. D
William Glasmann
Ogden
Six Die in Oklahoma Storm Drowning and Lightning Fatalities
Pawhuska Oklahoma reports six killed in last night's North Oklahoma storm. Five victims drowned, one or more struck by lightning. The deceased were all members of one family, with officials confirming the fatalities.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Oklahoma
Modification Proposals Go On The Rocks
Washington reports the Senate prohibition committee recommended postponing all modification proposals for dry laws and a national prohibition referendum. The move faces judiciary committee review, while the prohibition panel notes the eighteenth amendment was ratified January 29, 1919 and argues for enforcement over a national referendum. The sub committee, led by Means, voted with three Republicans present. wets' leaders oppose.
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Washington
Senate Prohibition Committee
Judiciary Committee
Prohibition Committee
Means
United States
Senate
Goff
West Virginia
Harrold
Oklahoma
Walsh
Montana
Democrat
Missouri
Officer Shoots Young Looting Youth at Liberty Park
Salt Lake City June 3 A night watchman W H Crook shot and killed 16 year old looter Don Young during a concession-stand raid at Liberty Park. Crook said he fired after order to halt was refused. Young died hours later at the emergency hospital. He was nephew of Dr D G Edmonds.
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Salt Lake City
Don Young
Liberty Park
W. H. Crook
Young
D. G. Edmonds
Valuable Proofs on Origin of Egyptian Tongue Lost in Fire
Baltimore June 8 Fire killed Dr Aaron Ember his wife a son and a servant at Windsor Hill destroying his life work proof that the Egyptian tongue was Semitic Dr Ember director at Johns Hopkins Oriental art nary had argued for a common origin of Egyptian and Israelite languages based on his manuscript and research
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Baltimore
Aaron Ember
Aul Haupt
Oriental Art Nary
Johna Hopkins University
Ember
Windsor Hill
Peyptologista
Klaupt
de. Ember
Ite
Opkins
Itiow
Project meeting on Pacific and Southern heads in New June 7
St Paul Minnesota reports a conference of Great Pacific and Southern leaders set for June 7 in New to discuss development in Oregon. The brief notes heads of the two rail lines will discuss regional growth and cooperation.
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St. Paul
Minn
New
Qoregom
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