Evening star. [volume], July 21, 1930, Page A-11, Image 11

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RIGHT ASSERTED
TO PERSIAN THRONE
Prince Mohammed Hassah
Mirza, Brother of Deposed
Shah, Publishes Claim.
J*v thr Associated Press.
PARIS. July 21.—Prince Mohammed
Hn.ssan Mirza. brother of the late-de
po.seo Shah Ahmed of Persia, yesterday
published a declaration asserting his
right to occupy the throne of Persia
and wear the hereditary "crown of
Darius.”
'"n» nrince was several times regent
cf Persia and exercised power until
n c thrown bv the present Shah, Riza
Khan Pahlevi. Then he came to Pans
to rejoin his brother, who had long
lived here.
Shah Ahmed. Kafar of Persia, deposed
in October, 1925, "in the name of the
rational welfare.” by the Persian Mej
liss. or Parliament, died in Paris on
February 27 at the early age of 32 and
W'as reputed to be one oi the richest
men in the world.
On December 13, 1925, Riza Khan
Pahlevi was elected Shah by the Con
sistuent Assembly and crowned on April
25. 192fi.
The Kajar. dynasty, which Prince Mo
hammed is attempting to perpetuate,
had ruled Persia sinre 1779. Ahmed
succeeded to the throne in 1909 at the
*gp of 11. He spent much time away
from his country on pleasure trips to
Europe. w hich caused widespread dis- (
satisfaction at home.
His power was gradually decreased
tfntil. in 1923, he practically ceased to
occupy the throne and moved from the
imperial palace to a home outside Te
heran. Shortly afterward he departed
for Paris, never to return.
STUDENT FLYER FOUND
DEAD IN HOTEL ROOM
Bruised Body of Cincinnati Man
Discovered in San Francisco
After Party.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 21.—The
bruised body of William Walsh, be
lieved to be a student aviator from
Cincinnati, Ohio, was found yesterday
In his room in a fashionable Nob Hiil
hotel.
Police after a preliminary investiga
tion decided the body injuries, includ
ing a broken nose, were the result of
repeated falls in the room after a
drinking party.
Walsh was last seen alive about 10
p. m. Saturday night after departing
friends reported to the hotel manage
ment some one "ought to look after
him." A maid discovered the body.
Walsh had been a student of aviation
In Oakland Canceled checks showed
he had an account in a Cincinnati
bank. Clippings and letters also were
found concerning an European tour
being made by Mrs. F. W. Hinckle and
Misses Mary and Susanne Walsh.
Police believed Mrs. Hinckie was the
dead man's mother.
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THIRD FLOOR
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LABOR LEADER EXPIRES
Timothy Healy Was Stationary-
Fireman’s Brotherhood Head.
ASBURY PARK. N. J., July 21 {fP). — 1
Timothy Healy, 67, former international
president of the Brotherhood of Sta
tionary Firemen and Oilers and promi
nent labor leader, died here yesterday.
Mr. Healy was born in Ireland and
after coming to the United States he !
became a stationary and marine fire
man. So active was he in labor dis- I
cusstons that he soon rose to the head
of his union, which position he held j
for more than 24 years. He at one time j
i was coroner of New York County and ;
j was active in city politics.
Italian General Dies.
FLORENCE. Italy, July 21 UP).—Gen. ;
Überto Franehino, commander of the j
Florence military area, died last night.
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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY. JULY 21. 1930.
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECK
LAID TO FALLING BAR
i
Four Are Killed and 20 Hurt as
Nine Cars Are Thrown From
Rails in Canada.
j By the A*s<Ki»ted Preen.
MONCTON, New Brunswirk. July 21.
; —A truck arch bar falling beneath a
car was blamed today by Canadian
National Railway officials for the
wreck of a circus train in which four
i were killed and 20 were injured yes ter-
I day.
The derailed train was a special
; carrying the A1 G. Barnes Circus from
Newcastle to Charlottetown. The train
I consisted of 29 cars and the nine de
railed cars, four passenger and five flat
cars, were behind the seventeenth from
the engine.
Three men on one of the derailed
flat cars were killed outright. Two
were employed as propmen while the
third was believed to be trespasser. A
waiter died soon after the wreck.
STREAMS TAKE TWO LIVES
Heavy Kains Swell Water Courses
to Flood Stage in Colorado.
CORTEZ. Colo.. July 21 UP.— Streams j
swollen to flood stage took the lives of
two persons near here yesterday.
Carlos Humphrey, 30, was swept oft
a flume into an arroya 25 feet below as
he opened a floodgate. Heavy rains on
the Mesa Verde transformed the ordi
narily quiet stream into a torrent.
Mrs. Oliver Patterson, Shiprock, N.
Mex.. was drowmed after the automo
bile in which she was riding plunged
30 feet through a bridge over Shumway
Wash, which was weakened by high
water.
COURT DENIES APPEALS
OF CONDEMNED TRIO
Kansas City Bank Bandits Also Re
fused Stay and Habeas Writ
by Justice Van Devanter.
; 3y ihc Associated Pres*.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa., July 21.
' —Justice Willis Van Devanter of the
| United States Supreme Court, has
i denied appeals for new trial of three
Kansas City bank bandits, who are
under sentence to be excuted July 25.
The appeals were presented to the
justice Saturday at his Summer home
here by Charles Lassen and Frank Ling
qulst, attorneys.
Motions for a stay of execution and
a writ of habeas corpus also were re
fused.
Wisconsin has about 8,671,000 acres
of pasture land.
INDIAN SUN DANCE
TO BEGIN IN IDAHO
250 Tribesmen Encamp for Cere
monies, Which Are to Continue
for 72 Hours.
By the Associated Pres*.
POCATELLO. Idaho, July 21.—Shad
ows of mountain peaks cast by the set- i
ting sun today will beckon 50 Indian j
braves into their sacred arena here to
honor the giver of heat and light. i
Following ancient custom, the dancers
will face the sinking sun. then taks up ,
the rhythm of the sun dance, inspired j
during their 72-hour ordeal by the ca- !
dence of drums and the high-pitched
chant of the squaws.
About 250 tribesmen—Bannocks. Sho
; shones and Lemhis—pitched their te
pees in a semi-circle about the arena
, on the Fort Hall Reservation yesterday,
awaiting the hour when youths would
court health for their aged and inflrm.
Conclusion of the annual tribute to
the sun will mark the beginning of a
feast of barbecued beeves.
AUSTRIAN TAKES LIFE
Wife Blames Ku Klux Klan ‘‘Per
secutions’’ in U. S. for Act.
VIENNA. July 21 MP) Richard Jena- |
bit. 48 years old. recently returned from i
I the United States, committed suicide
I Saturday night by drowning in the
Danube River.
j Jerabit's wife, in a statement to the
police, said his mind was disturbed bv !
j "persecutions by the Ku Klux Klan.” i
Jerabit. or Jerabek, as the police also
listed him, was said to have lived in
| New York. Charleston and Miami He
was reported to be a scenic adviser at
Hollywood.
Michigan this year had th« largest.;
cherry crop in its historv, valued at
$2,000,000. ,
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