Celebration plans and a court case dominate Yakima Herald items
Citizens prepare a large Independence Day celebration with a new speaker after Senator Piles cannot attend while Dr. Frank leads the parade and planned contests. In court, Mrs. Iris Mobley fights a habeas corpus bid as Max Mobley faces trial with bail set at 10,000. A county audit report criticizes methods but finds overall compliance, while Fourth of July races and events outline the two day program with many contests and prizes.
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S. H. Piles
United States
Frank
Bacilli
Automobile Club
Yakima County
Messrs
Clark
Buchanan
Herald
Messrs. Clark
Erwapeteus
Pat Jordan
Committee On Racing
Man Reform Caller Reports 112 Degree Sunshot
W. E. Newman of the Lower Natchez valley, eight miles from the city, telephoned The Herald today to say the thermometer hit 112 in the sun at his place yesterday. He notes this is two degrees higher than the same date last year and only in June.
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W. E. Newman
Natchez Valley
the Herald
Mobleys Held For Superior Court In Riverside Case
The preliminary hearing on charges of rape against Max A. Mobley and accessory for Mrs. Mobley was conducted before Justice J. A. Taggard. Lydia Palmer, 14, testified she met the Mobleys at hops picking, received a December offer letter for a domestic position, and feared her recount of events in court.
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Max A
Iris Mobley
Lydia Palmer
J. A. Taggard
Krutz
Snively
E. B. Preble
Mobley
Yakima County
Mobleys
Nile Valley
M. A. Mobley
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