Hats in Hollywood Styles Worn by Gombel Judge Hobart and More
Hollywood fashion notes reveal Minna Gombel favors a rough woven straw hat in black and white with a long left side. Arline Judge sports a brown and white mixed rough straw novelty hat. A vampy small black straw hat with a veil appears in the feature. Governor Pollard is cited about a conference at French Lick Indiana.
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Rose Hobart
Seabury Receives Doctorate From Hobart College
Judge Samuel Seabury of New York has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters by Hobart College in Geneva. Seabury, counsel to the New York City government investigation committee and a magistrates court prober, is described as a highly discussed figure in the city.
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Civil War Threatens In Germany Over New Taxes
Violent opposition rises to emergency tax decrees by Foreign Minister Dr Julius Curtius and Chancellor Bruening as Communists and Nationalists clash in major cities. The article notes U S envoy Sackett advising no conference to revise the Young Plan while Adolf Hitler and the Fascisti vie for power and debt repudiation.
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Julius Curtius
Heinrich Bruening
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Frederick M. Sackett
Adolf Hitler
Hole in Ground Mystifies Northwestern Ohio Town
A baffling crater in northwestern Ohio left residents and scientists uncertain whether a meteor impact or a powerful blast created the hole. Investigators work to determine origin as debris and shock waves unsettled locals.
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Ohio
Baer Uzendun Bout Promoted as Prize Fight in Nevada
The July 4 Reno bout between Max Baer and Pauline Uzendun is billed as a real prize fight by promoter Jack Dempsey, ex heavyweight champion. It contrasts with other states where pugilistic clashes are considered boxing contests.
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Reno
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Indian girl Maude Lowther sentenced to Ohio electric chair
In Jefferson Ohio the 28 year old Maude Lowther is condemned to die for the murder of Mrs. Clara Smith. She testified the shooting occurred at Tilby Smiths urging so she and Tilby could run away together. Mrs Smith received the death sentence with August set for execution.
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Maude Lowther
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Tilby Smith
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Smith
Nashville police hold Chicago woman after murder confession
Ruth Gambill, 22, of Chicago, reportedly confessed to killing Dorsey T. Lunn, a Nashville salesman, by smothering him in 1929 while he was intoxicated. Police say she received 4900 dollars from Chicago gang members to commit the murder, connected to gang operations she was linked to.
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Nashville
Welfare Swindle Well Fundamentally Sound
Bristol News Bulletin notes the movie business remains fundamentally sound despite earlier welfare concerns.
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Bristol
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