Lindsey Battles Bishop Manning in Church Furore
Former judge Lindsey is accused of disorderly conduct after clashing with Bishop Manning during a church gathering. Detectives expelled him as shouted calls to lynch or throw him out echoed, while Manning continued praying and later condemned Lindsey as pornographic in a stationhouse statement.
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Lindsey
House of Justice
House of God
Arthur Garfield Hays
Manning
New York
Churchmen’s League
Cat
Albany
Sle
Council Calls For Bids On Gas Plant
City council continues deliberations on a gas plant project and bids. Officials discuss approving completed work and funding through district five while delaying final action until consulting the school board about surrounding repairs and fencing at the grammar school.
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Lution
Frank Goodman
City Airf
Lnbusthincy Clark
Stanley
Millionaire Newsboy Killed By Explosion
An explosion of a powerful bomb hidden in a package killed Tony May, a bondsman and money lender once known as the millionaire newsboy, in Chicago on December 8 as he turned 64. The blast occurred when a boy opened the package out of Yuletide curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tony May
Local Man Takes Own Life Sunday
A Winslow resident, Stockdale of 200 East Fourth Street, shot himself in a car during a trip toward Painted Desert after a reported tire blowout. He died two hours after admission to an emergency hospital. He had been employed at the Navajo Garage and had been drinking heavily since a prior accident that injured a girl, with funeral arrangements set for Tuesday.
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Banta
Desert
Stockdale
James Stockdale
East Fourth Street
Winslow
Fourteen Die As Vessel Explodes During Salvage Op
Divers from the Artiglio worked from the salvage ship to recover bullion from the wreck of the Egypt after it ran aground in May 1922. Strong currents halted further salvage and the operation was paused. A key to the bullion room was recovered along with a sack of British Foreign Office diplomatic mail.
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Artiglio
Egypt
Foreign Office
Arsiglio
City votes to sell gas plant after landslide support
Voters largely favored selling the city gas plant with only 11 opposed. The council will canvass the results today or tomorrow and issue bids within 30 days with Pacific Public Service Co expressing interest for a cash purchase alongside other bidders.
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Winslow
Pacific Public Service Company
Standard Oil Company of California
Glider Captain Hawks Ends Transcontinental Flight at Smithsonian
A well traveled glider piloted by Captain Hawks on a spring transcontinental journey was retired today to a Smithsonian niche among famous American aircraft. The glider was towed 500 feet behind an airplane piloted by J. D. Jernigen for its final flight.
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Washington
Captain Hawks
Smithsonian Institution
J. D. Jernigen
Roving Reds Hit Shipping on the Yangtse River
Chinese, American, French, British, Japanese and Chinese vessels faced attacks as roving bands pressed assaults on ships along the upper Yangtse. A Chinese seaman on a Japanese carrier was killed. several ships were damaged by shore battery fire. May died in hospital after his 15 year old son Eugene opened a package that wounded him, while the blast shattered windows across the Lincoln Avenue apartment building.
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Yangtse
May
Eugene
Lincoln Avenue
Formal address by Frank Tichenor to Smithsonian secretary
A formal presentation is described with Frank Tichenor delivering remarks to Dr. C G Abbot who serves as Smithsonian secretary. The note underscores a scholarly exchange between the presenter and the museum’s chief secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tichenor
C. G. Abbot
Smith
McComas Arrested For Embezzlement in Winslow Case
McComas faces embezzlement charges based on collections while running a Winslow credit and collecting agency in 1928. I B McComas is jailed in Holbrook awaiting a probable early week hearing. Saeed McComas was captured last week in Bakersfield California after a Navajo county sheriff led search. A warrant for embezzling funds from Winslow merchants and professionals had been issued months earlier.
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Winslow
BR. I. McComas
Holbrook
Saeed
McComas
Bakersfield
Calif
L. D. Divelbess
Navajo County
Ells Hold Memorial Service At Flagstaff
Memorial services for the Flagstaff B P of Elks lodge number 499 were held with special note of Lodge events and local attendance in Flagstaff. The coverage records a solemn gathering honoring past members and the lodge’s activities in the community.
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Ells
Pflagstaff
Flagstaff B. P
Elgs
Services at Elks Lodge Impress North Bever Members
Yesterday at the Elks lodge on North Bever street many members attended services described as very impressive with strong turnout and tribute from attendees.
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Elks Lodge
North Bever Street
Seven Drown As Schooner Storm Ped Sinks
The coal laden schooner Storm Ped sank in Long Island Sound with seven aboard. The captain Dial and six others, including three men two women and a child, all of whom were black, perished when the vessel went down while in tow of the coast guard boat Neonta ha. The disaster occurred late Saturday and was only learned yesterday.
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Watcie Tile
T. Dees
APIA
SCVEN
Long Island Sound
Pedrel
Dial
Coastguard
Neontaha
90 Hurt During Political Rioting
Berlin reports a riotous weekend with widespread clashes injuring nearly 50 people. Communists stoned Fascists and then fought police at Bernau, sending 20 policemen and Fascists to hospitals as the unrest spread to Dort.
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Berlin
Germany
Bernau
Dort
Doctor Testifies In Shepard Case
Major J. C. Dye army medical officer testified in federal court that Mrs. Zenana Shepard’s eye condition before death could come from slow acting poison or alcohol. Dye, stationed at Fort Warren Wyoming, aided Mrs. Shepard May 21 1920 after illness that proved fatal at Fort Riley Kansas in June 1929.
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Kansas City
Kas
J. C. Dye
Army
Charles A. Shepard
Zenana Shepard
Dye
Fort Warren
Wyo
Shepard
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Bishop Mannings
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Wingun
Los Angeles
Pershing Square
Frank Simpson, Jr
Hotel Savoy
Campbell
Winslow’s Quality Meat Merchants
Kinsley
Ruth Muskrat
Mount Holyoke College
U. S. Department of Indian Affairs
Southwest
Indiana
Sonian
Bert
Wheeler
Robi
Woolsey
Perne ‘ Wetnys
Constance Bennett
Vanity Fair
NEA
Irene Dunne
National
Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists’ Association
Hemelin
Hanover
Bonn
Rhineland
Arizona
Lambert
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