Massie Attack Witness To Attend Honolulu Trial
Mrs Thalia Massie, victim of last September’s attack by five natives, was ordered by Clarence Darrow to attend the honor slaying trial as a defense witness. Dr Paul Withington testified to the injuries she suffered and subsequent operations, while Darrow prepared to bring in psychiatrists to support an insanity defense.
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Honolulu
T. H
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Thalia Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Massie
Paul Withington
Massies
Withington
Thomas H. Massie
Joseph Kahsabawai
International News Service
Edward Huntington Williams
Thomas I. Orbison
Liewis Masrie
School Band To Offer A Concert
The high school band will give a concert Wednesday evening in the high school gymnasium. The program includes contest numbers Ruy Blas Overture by Mendelssohn and Egyptian Ballet by Lugini with 75 players. Admission is 10 cents and all are invited to attend. The concert helps those who missed the district contest Friday.
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Washington High School
Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn
Lugini
Beer Bill Falls to Senate Committee Vote in Washington
Advocates of legalized beer lose again as the Senate committee on manufacturers reports unfavorably the Bingham 4 percent brew bill by a 7 to 4 party line vote. Republicans McNary Goldsborough Hatfield Cutting and Democrats Smith Sheppard Costigan opposed, while Metcalf LaFollette Barbour Bulkley supported. Wheeler and Long noted as committee members.
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McNary
Oregon
Goldsborough
Maryland
Hatfield
West Virginia
Cutting
New Mexico
Smith
South Carolina
Sheppard
Texas
Costigan
Colorado
Metcalf
Rhode Island
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Barbour
Senate Judiciary Committee
John J. Blaine
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Harry F. Klinefelter
Baltimore
Self-Govrnment League
Congress
Washington State Bank Opens With Strong Support
The Washington State Bank reported a favorable second day with deposits exceeding withdrawals. Community officials praised the new institution led by Ross V. Davis, noting strong public confidence and a welcoming, open lobby design that encourages direct interaction with bankers.
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Washington State Bank
Bank
Washington
Washington National Bank
Washingon
State Banking Department
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Iown
Ross VF. Davis
Washington State
Commercial Savings Bank
Lee Holland
Cash Déer
Mayo Places Fourth in District Extemporaneous Speaking
Mayo of Washington high school finished fourth in the southwastern lows district extemporaneous speaking contest at Muscatine last night. He was accompanied to the event by his coach and teammates.
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Matridts Mayo
Washington High School
Southwastern Lows
Muscatine
J. A. Taylor
Ottumwa
Newton
Brooklyn
Sigourney
Keotak
Iowa City
Davenport
Fairfield
Washington
Literary Digest
Review of Reviews
Forum
Conference at Geneva Advances Disarmament Effort
The general commission approved a first decisive step toward disarmament with a resolution for a gradual reduction to the lowest possible level. Henry L. Stimson attended but did not participate in debate as Amb. Hugh Gibson led the US delegation. Russia and Romania showed interpretive differences over Article VII of the covenant. Donald Steele travels for a beauty shopper contest while Muscatine entrants prepare talks from periodical literature.
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Geneva
INS
General Commission of the Disarmament of Conference
Henry L. Stimson
Hugh Gibson
Efort
United States
Rumania
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Serviet
Friends rally for Mary Pauls in hospital in popularity race
Mary Pauls supporters boost her votes as she recovers from Sunday operation. She sits third with 222 950 votes, 48000 behind leader Misse Glassburner who has 270 950 after 17100 today. Mildred Craig and Mildred Brown remain strong rivals with over 200 000 each as Mae Mangod and Josephine Hull post gains.
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Mary Pauls
Muntry Pauls
Washington
Teader
Misse Glassburner
Mildred Craig
Mildred Brown
Europe
Mae Mangod
Josephine Hull
Kelsie Glassburner
Learn to Swim Week at Y Guides Free Lessons
The Y starts Free Learn to Swim Week for fourth and fifth grade boys who cannot yet swim. Classes run Monday to Thursday at 4 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. Edwin Griffith leads. junior lifeguards and Dr Eastwood assist. Parents sign consent on home cards due to principals by Friday.
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They. M. GC
Edwin Griffith
Staggering plan eyed to save millions, says proposer
Santa Monica April 1 Mr droover advocates stagger system to save eighty million a year. He describes workers staggering to and from work and alternating days off to boost employment, though it shifts who reports for duty each day.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Dfoover
Alwas
Verdict Directs Defense in MeAvoy Auto Case
Judge D W Hamilton directed a verdict for W H MeAvoy in the suit of Robert Stutsman v McAvoy and insurer on a May 1980 auto crash eight miles south of Mt Pleasant. The ruling found no reckless driving by McAvoy and thus no guest liability. Damages sought were 5000. Petit jurors for the March term were excused. other trials were not ready or postponed.
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D. W. Hamilton
Robert Stutsman
W. H. MeAvoy
E. C. Kieher
Washington
Jesse A. Miller
Des Moines
Mr. McAvoy
Insurance Company
McAvoy
Mt. Pleasant
Port Madison
Petit
Cabinet Pay Cuts Considered In Hoover Plan
Washington April 19 The house economy committee approves a ten percent cut for members of the senate and house and extends the cut to cabinet officers eight and one third percent for higher paid patronage workers. Hoover pledges to cut his own pay accordingly.
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INS
Senate
House
House Economy Committee
Congress
Hoover
White House
Track meet under lights at Case Field in Washington
Two dual track meets are scheduled for Case Field this evening, the first program of the sort ever to be held in Washington under lights. The schools represented will be Muscatine and Washington High.
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Case Field
Washington
Muscatine and
Washington High
Lindbergh Pleads For Press Cooperation In Search
Col Charles A Lindbergh appeals for press restraint as he and his emissaries struggle to contact the kidnapper of his infant son. He says press coverage hinders efforts and asks absent surveillance to aid the search after the Europa voyage yielded no clues.
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Trenton
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Colone
Charles A Lindbergh
Buly
Norman Schwarzkopff
New Jersey
Presse
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