Reasons Given For Mine Riot At Lansing Kansas
Dr. James M. Scott and other officials cited justice department pressure and tighter prison rules as key drivers of the 21 hour mutiny by 48 Kansas convicts in the Lansing coal mine. Ringleaders are in solitary. guards report damage and ongoing cleanup while barring newspapers and tobacco.
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Lansing
Kan
Justice
Kansas
James M. Scott
Kansas Board of Administration
Asell
Lacey Simpson
Scott
Prison Doctor's Diagnosis Sparks Convict Grievances
Prison physician Dr Parker faced angry convicts after Samson upheld his careful diagnosis. The court found ills real or feigned to avoid labor, provoking resentment among inmates.
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Parker
Simpson
Ethiopia Appeals to League Again
In Geneva on June 20 Ethiopia renewed its appeal to the League of Nations against Italy. It invoked Article 10 to urge respect for Ethiopia's territorial integrity and proposed a neutral frontier commission to investigate alleged anti Italian incidents and report to Geneva. A prior appeal sought arbitration under Article 15.
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Geneva
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Italy
League
Salt Lake Man Dies in Wreck
Leroy Griffin of Salt Lake was killed and his wife critically injured when their car collided head-on with a Union Pacific bus near Kaysville on the Salt Lake highway. Griffin allegedly dozed at the wheel as they returned home from Ogden. Mrs. Griffin is hospitalized in Ogden.
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Ogden
Leroy Griffin
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Kaysville
Salt Lake Highway
Joseph Holbrook
Mr. Griffin
Mrs. Griffin
Deadline on Home Loans Set June 27
Local appraiser H. G. Berryman warned that applications for home owners loans cannot be received after midnight June 27. Eligibility remains the same, but borrowers who defaulted after June 13, 1933 may be refinanced if the loan committee finds the default involuntary and due to stressed times.
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H. G. Berryman
Berryman
Turner's Dance Ended in Hotel Fall Death in Chicago
Miss Pauline Turner aged 25, a stenographer, died after plunging from a fourth floor hotel window in Chicago. A clerk said she slipped during a tap dance on the sill and a hotel manager had urged her to move due to the habit. The incident was reported to police.
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Chicago
Pauline Turner
Richard Martin
Local Court Dockets and Notices Highlight Community Briefs
June 26 set for Nina Woodbury suit against J E Fisher in William J Ryan justice court. Alton Anderson held on $15.40 fine. minor traffic and civil actions noted. Memorial services for Odd Fellows Rebekah postponed. Rowles Mack win in small claims appeal dismissed. Parole granted to Louis Rumas after prior sentence suspension. Theft report filed by James Firkins. police seek rifle recovery. Local bonds forfeited for intoxication and overtime parking. Divorce decree awarded to Mildred Peterson and custody granted.
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Nina P. Woodbury
J. E. Fisher
Justice Court
William J. Ryan
Mildred Peterson
Milford Peterson
Isaac McDougall
Fifth District Court
Peterson
Couple’s Divorce Granted Amid Community Ties
Lexie V. Bentley is granted a divorce from Samuel Bentley by Fifth District Judge Jay L. Jon on grounds of desertion. the couple wed Oct 3, 1932, in this city. A separate matter notes a theft at H. E. Rohland’s home on East Center street where three tablecloths, six pairs of sex and four luncheon cloths were taken.
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H. E. Rohland
East Center Street
Lexie V. Bentley
Samuel Bentley
Fifth District
Jay L
Court Upholds Kenzie Finding. Insurance Board To Decide
The court upheld the decision but urged the insurance board to make specific findings and issue a Dew award. Ta OBLaoa appealed to the Fifth District, then to the higher court, which recently affirmed the ruling.
Food and Etiquette Topics From a Historic Guide
A catalog style list covers infant care in summer, school lunches, etiquette, cooking, nutrition, and household tips. It includes sections on child health, manners, travel etiquette, weddings, fashion, and a wide range of recipes and homemaking advice, reflecting a broad domestic guidance compilation.
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