Reporter Rogers Gives Vivid Testimony In Remus Case
John T. Rogers veteran St Louis Post Dispatch reporter and Pulitzer winner testified at George Remus murder trial. He described Remus as a maniac and recounted plots against him by Mrs Imogene Holmes Remus and Franklin L Dodge Jr including deportation to Germany and $15000 to hire gangsters. The witness detailed brainstorms and moments when Remus believed his wife and Dodge were at the Mayflower hotel and feared for his life.
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Cincinnati
John T. Rogers
St. Louis Post Dispatch
George Remus
Remus
Rogers
Imogene Holmes Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Germany
Dodge
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Federal
Atlanta
Mayflower
Washington
Franklin Dodge
Brown
Campbell
Mann
Burnett Appeals Murder Conviction in Arizona
Melvin Burnett, a Yavapai county cattleman, asks the Arizona Supreme Court to reverse his life sentence for the murder of fellow rancher James Brown. Burnett, condemned in June and sentenced June 21, shot Brown six times on a cattle range near Date Creek after riding from the OK ranch where he managed.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Melvin Burnett
Yavapai County
James Brown
Flovence
State Supreme Court
Burnet
Date Creek
Burnett
Brown
Illicit love affair cited in Lilliendahl murder trial
In MAYS LANDING New Jersey a frightened 12 year old boy testified to an affair between Willis Beach and Dr Margaret Lilliendahl wife of the murdered doctor, as prosecutors pressed the motive theory. A plowman Herbert Lloyd also described a spring encounter suggesting a tryst between Beach and Mrs Lilliendahl.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Lilliendahl
Lewis Behler
Alfred Lilliendahl
Margaret Lilliendahil
Willis Beach
Beach
Lilliendahls
Herbert Lloyd
Seek Permit For Airplane Route Through Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission will hear testimony on the Aero Corporation of California filing for a permit to carry passengers and property by air within the state. The firm just began a triweekly service linking Los Angeles, Phoenix and Tucson.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Cor *Poration Commission
Aero Corporation of California
Los Angeles
Tucson
Youth Goes On Trial For the Canyon Killing
Mexican youth Raymond Sandoval faces a preliminary hearing in Grand Canyon Arizona over the disappearance and murder of Milo Craig Jaycox two and a half. Authorities say a purported confession was obtained at Fort Grant Industrial School where Sandoval was held. The case was moved to Judge J E Jones of the Coconino County Superior Court and a Maricopa judge may later preside.
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Sandoval
Fort Grant Industrial School
Sandovel
Javes
Arizona
Jones
Maricopa County
Stepa Sinks After Caspian Storm Strikes Rock
The freight steamer Stepa ran aground on a rock near Baku in a heavy Caspian storm and sank. Nine crew members are reported drowned, with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Praku. Russie
Stepa
Caspian Sea
Baku
Colorado River Expedition Returns Safely After Harsh Rapids
The Bray-Pathe Colorado River Expedition of 18 men, led by E. C. La Rue, arrived at Camp Pearson, Painted Desert, Arizona, after filming a river drama along the Green and Colorado since November 10. They battled ice water, low water portages, and smashed radio gear in Cataract Canyon, delaying daily messages to Fort Douglas Salt Lake City. The party was sighted by Navajo runners above Lee’s Ferry and reached camp safely despite wintry conditions.
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Pearson
Painted Desert
Ariz
U.S. Signal Corps
Associated Press
Bray- Pathe
Green and
Colorado River
Green River
Utah
E. C. la Rue
la Rue
Cataract Canyon
Colorado
United States Signal Corps
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Ta Rue
Lee's Ferry
Lees Ferry
Five Suspects Charged in Auto Theft Case in Phoenix
Todor Perrett Berney Watts and Devern Clayton Huffman were arraigned before Federal Commissioner Davidson on a charge of driving a stolen Illinois automobile into the state. Huffman is alleged to have stolen the car. They were held in bail of 1000 dollars each for trial in U S District Court.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Todor Perrett
Berney Watts
Devern Clayton Huffman
Davidson
Illinois
Huffman
Texas
U. S
Witness recalls dying words in Conoley murder trial
Mrs. Edwin B. Conoley testified in Superior Court at the Dunlap murder trial in Tucson Arizona recounting her husband deputy sheriff’s dying words after he was shot at Casa Grande on August 12. The fatal wounding occurred as Dunlap rushed out of his wife’s room after a confrontation and four shots were fired.
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Tucson
Ars
Edwin B. Conoley
Casa Grande
Clifton Dunlap
Phoenix
Superior Court
Conoley
Dunlap
Macfarland
Bayne
Roe Miles
G. F. Huffman
Florence
Sherif
Bar Examination Opens in State Capitol Tomorrow
The semi annual bar admission exam will start tomorrow in the House chambers at the state capital and run for two days ending Friday afternoon. Twenty four applicants have signed up, per John T Cust secretary for the board of examiners.
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Phoenin. Ars
House
John T Cust
Heard of
Ford Model A price list announced by Ford officials
Detroit November 20 Prices for the new Ford Model A cars and trucks are released with ranges from 385 to 570 dollars for passenger models and 460 to 610 dollars for trucks. Tudor Sedan 495, Ford er Sedan 570, Coupe 495, Sport Coupe 550, Phaeton 595, Roadster 385, Roadster with pickup 395, Chassis 325. Trucks list 460 to 610 with various cab and body options. Old Model T prices cited for comparison showing increases or similar cost for some body styles.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Car Company
Coast Woman Freed After Grand Jury Refuses Murder Indictment
Hazel Hull, who killed Gordon Waters in front of her home after Waters allegedly attacked her daughter Marie, is released as the district attorney drops the murder charge. The coroner's jury had ruled the shooting justifiable homicide, negating the unwritten law defense in a highly publicized case.
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Los Angeles
District Attorney’s
Hazel Lull
Harold JL. Davis
Grand Jury
Hull
Gordon Waters
Marie Hull
Waters
Davis
France and Italy tensions aired in French chamber
Paris reports volatile debate in the French Chamber of Deputies on Franco Italian frictions. Briand urged calm and possible amicable settlement while radical deputies warned of war clouds and Italian ambitions. Commentators noted the Franco Yugoslav treaty and recent Italian naval movements as contentious.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Italy
Cachin
America
Uncle Sam
M. Briand
Amily
M. Briad
Tangier
Jugo-Slavia
Morocco
Spain
Vesee Penther
Agadir
Soviet Union proposes total disarmament at League talks
Soviet Russia challenged the world to disarm offering to destroy land sea and air forces if others do the same. The proposal stunned delegates but many viewed disarmament as a distant ideal while Russia agreed to piecemeal reductions and sent an observer to a security committee. The American delegation said it could not join the security committee but would consider its recommendations. Hugh R. Wilson led the U.S. delegation.
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Preparatory Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Russia
Europe
Special Committee On
Tomorow
Security Committee
United States
Louden
Commission
Washington
Hugh R. Wilson
Mid-West Struck By Winter Storm
Winter swept the midwest from the Rockies to the Canadian border with heavy snow and plummeting temperatures. Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma the Texas Panhandle and Missouri reported snowfall as the storm moved east from Colorado Wyoming and Montana.
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Mid-West
Kansas City
Middlewest
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Canadian
Texas
Mercury
Middle West
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhan
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
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Mrs. Lilliendahl
Colorado River Film Expedition
Aaort
E. W. Macfarland
Pinal County
God
Ford
Fense
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Day
Mcentigny
Ttalian
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