Stormy Scenes Over Farm Bill 4- Nevada Gas Execution
Stanko Jukich, 28, Serbian, was executed by lethal gas in Carson City for the murder of 16 year old Jennie Madek. He died two and a half minutes after gas was released, after appeals failed. He spoke farewell to onlookers and faced death without tremor. Burial to be in Carson City.
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Nev
Stanko Jukich
Jennie Madek
Ruth
Nevada
Jukich
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Board of Pardons
George Jukich
Carbon City
Packers Charge Losses by Rates Against Railroads
A group of meat packers including Armour Swift and Cedar Rapids interests filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking more than 1 million dollars in reparations for unauthorized freight rates over the past two years. The case targets railroads east of the Mississippi and covers shipments from points east to Denver and the Rocky Mountain region. Examiner Burton Fuller was set to begin testimony.
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Chicago
Armour, Swift
Interior
Iowa Packers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Middlewest
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Burton Fuller
Baby 18 Found After Missing From San Francisco Home
Barbara June Osbon, a San Francisco orphan baby, recovered in Los Angeles after going missing Saturday from her home. She was found safe and brought into the care of her guardian in the early hours of Monday.
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Paso Robles
Calif
Barbara June Osbon
San Francisco
Kaiser Leading Simple Life On His Estate At Doorn
Doorn Holland May 21 A dispatch from Boise asserts Secretary Jardines apple wash ruling threatens western apple shipments. The Kaiser, exiled in Doorn, enjoys daily walks, polite townsfolk, and a settled life with his wife aiding local stores and clothing stock.
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Kaiser
Doorn
Berlin
Unter den Linden
William
Ile
Roorn House
Secret Service
House of Doorn
Ermine
McQuigg to Tour the West for Utah Legion Convention
Brigadier General John McQuigg, national commander of the Legion, will deliver the principal address at Utah's department convention to be held in Cedar City in August. John E. Booth of Spanish Fork announced the plans after returning from Indianapolis. The Legion supports the disabled veterans bill then pending in Congress.
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Utah
Maor i
John Ta McQuien
Organ Legion
Utah Department
Cedar City
John E. Booth
Spanish Fork
Indianapolia
McQuigg
Booth
Republicans Carry Eight Candidates in Oregon Nomination Race
Portland May 21 Eight Republicans seek the U S senate nomination with Robert N Stanfield leading on a track record of securing large state allocations The eight candidates include Rose Barrett Alfred Clark James Crossley Clarence Evey IL Sandblast A R Shumway and Frederick Steiner Each makes a distinct pledge from public service to America first and Oregon priorities Two Democrats Elton Watkins and Bert Haney run for the other senate nomination A wets candidate Louise Palmer Weber opposes Pierce's dry policy and Norman Richards seeks third district GOP nomination noted Concluded on Page 14.
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Oregon
Mra
Rose RF. Barrett
Seaside
Alfred EB. Clark
Portland
James’ J. Crossley
Clarence F. Evey
Mountaindale
America First
Frederick Steiner
Pendleton
America
Elton Watkins
Bert E. Haney
Shipping Board
Louise Palmer Weber
Walter M. Pierce
Pieree
Norman & Richards
Enero
Fortland
Manda
Polish factions plot rival government to Pilsudski in Poznan
In Poznan May 21 reports say rightist and nationalist groups push for dictatorial powers for General Hauser and Governor Brimski as a rival government to Pilsudski. Conferences with French agents are noted while Warsaw remains central authority. Left parties push for Pilsudski’s presidential bid, though his candidacy is unconfirmed.
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Posen
Poland
Pilsudski
Warsaw
Wojciechowski
Paris
Trompczynski
M. Trompczynski
Hauser
Bnimski
National Assembly
Germany
Haller
Dozbor
Socialists
Radical Peasant Party
Radical Wyzwoleie Party
Labor Party
Marshal Pilsudski
Tremier Bartel
Jabor Party
Evangelist Aime Simple McPherson Missing on California Beach
Los Angeles on May 21 report says evangelist Aime Simple McPherson vanished from a beach Monday. Dr Gustave W Haas says she has suffered a serious nervous condition for years and may be alive wandering in the coast mountains while treated prior to her disappearance.
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Los Angeles
Aime Simple McPherson
Coast Mountains
Gustave W. Haas
Bootlegger Frank Crenaldi Found Shot In Franklin Park
Police found Frank Crenaldi, alleged bootlegger with a north side hotel suite, dead beside his car in Franklin Park. He was blindfolded with five bullet wounds in the back of the head. car showed no bullet holes or blood, suggesting he was shot outside the vehicle.
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Chicago
Frank Crenaldi
North Side
Franklin Park
Denver Widow Attends NY Funeral for Millionaire Husband
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes of Denver widow of W E D Stokes will attend his funeral in New York with her children and her mother Mrs A Miller of Denver and a friend Mrs A B Meservey of Colorado. The mother said the daughter will attend the funeral and then return to Denver to live with her.
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Chicago
Helen Elwood Stokes
Denver
W. E.D. Stokes
New York
Mra
A. ®& Miller
A. B, Meservey
Colorado Gurings
Funer
Judge Beaten in Moabit Prison Chapel
In Berlin on May 21 Judge Juergens serving a malfeasance in office sentence was attacked by two fellow inmates during chapel service. They leapt on him and delivered a severe beating requiring hospital treatment.
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Berlin
Moabit
Juergens
Carrolls Wine Bath Trial Details Seen In Court
New York May 21 testimony in Earl Carroll perjury case describes Joyce Hawley in a tub on stage drinking champagne with guests lineup. Arthur F. Irwin recounts two sips before Hawley entered the tub and director Carroll ordering the stunt. Payne testifies Carroll urged publication and described tub spectacle on stage amid shifting garments and a pulled cloak as guests lined up to drink.
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New York
Joyce Hawley
Earl Carroll
Arthur F. Irwin
The
Daily Mirror
Carroll
Grand
Irwin
Mise Hawley
Ore
Miss Hawley
Phillip A. Payne
Payne
Mr. Carroll
Mexico Planning Road Building
Raleigh May 21 Charles M Upham managing director of the American Road Builders association and former chief engineer of the North Carolina highway commission was named general manager of highway construction for Mexico He will depart Raleigh Wednesday to assume duties with the Mexican government which plans to spend 12 000 000 annually on roads The longest highway will run between Mexico City and Laredo on the Mexican border
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N. C
Charles M. Upham
American Road Builders’ Association
North Carolina Mewey Commission
Government of
Mexico
Mexico City
Laredo
Johnson in Training for Juarez Bout
El Paso May 21 Jack Johnson former world heavyweight champion opened training quarters in Juarez for a twelve round bout May 30 at the Juarez Coliseum against Bob Lawson a negro heavyweight.
Haugen relief bill defeated in House vote
The House rejected the Haugen farm relief act 167 to 212 as part of a fierce debate on price stabilization for agriculture. Senator Gooding warned the fight for relief would resume in another form if the bill failed. Disorder intensified with clashes over procedural strategy and party leadership.
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Washington
House
Gooding
Idaho
Senate
Madden
Tilson
Connecticut
Snell
Rules Committee
Aswell
Eac Ib Ac Representativeurphy
Publican
Ohio
Wilbur approves court martial for Colonel Alexander Williams
Secretary Wilbur today approves the court martial sentence of Colonel Alexander Williams of the Marine Corps, tried at San Diego for intoxication. Williams is relieved from arrest and restored to duty at an unnamed post. The case followed complaints by Brigadier General Smedley Butler after a hotel party in San Diego.
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Washington
Wilbur
Alexander Williams
Marine Corps
San Diego
Williams
Smedley Butler
Butler
Today's Baseball Scores From United States Games
A dense recap of multiple 1920s era baseball results across cities including Twin Falls Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis New York Cleveland Washington and Boston. Box scores note runs hits errors and pitching lines with players such as Cunningham Stewart Hefner Thompson Ring Scott Florence Kremer Smith Wertz Cooney Graham Z Taylor Hartnett Wiegard Jonnard Van Gilder Dixon Pennock Collings Uhle Myatt Rummel Pate Perkins Olchrane Blanks.
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R. HB
St. Louis
Wiegard
Jonnard
van Gilder and
Dixon
Pennock and Collings
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