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on November 20, 1928, in the name of
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a corporation organized and existing un
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G@vernment of
the Virgin Islands of ithe United States,
St. Thomas
June 28, 1930. .
W .C. NEILL.
“overnment Secretary.
nounced the desth of the noted screen
ac'or Lon Chanoy, the hero of '"Tte
Hunehback of Notre Dame’ “‘T'he Phan
tom of the Opera’’, *'Teli It To The Ma
rines’’ and other pictures shown here in
St LUroix.
A splendid stage is being built in St.
John’s Sehool House, which xill accomo
date a large company of performers.
The plan is an improved one, and the
job whnen completed is sure so be at.
tractive. The carpenters, supervised by
Mr. Matthias Simmonds are doing fine
work all through the building.
The Christiansted Municipai Band will
give a concert on the wharf tonight.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE'S R. 6. A. NEWS SE"VICE
By courtesy of the Chicago Tribune
Received at the Naval Radio Suation
August 28, 1930
Chicago: Mayor William Hale Thomp
gson was brought into the eircle of offi-
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cials put under suspicion through the
slaying of Jack Zuta, Chicago gzangster,
when it learned hompson had accepted
fifty thou=and doiiars as campaign funds
eontrihtion from the Moran gangs'er
and bad further e¢insorted with him on
partv in Kentucky [avesiirators learn
ed that Zata wass<on the sn ¢cai-d vicioy
trip which Mavor Thompson and hun
dreds of his friegds took followlng the
mayor’s last wvictory at the polis and it
was peported that the mayvor visited th
gangster’s home 4t Middieboro and was
given a party by Colonel [k Ginsborz,
Uncle of Zuta. Arthur Phoror, former
county prosecuior at Middleboro was
quoted as the audhority for the state
men: that Zu'a entertained Mayor
Thompson but however later denied the
statement. Mavor [hompson s now on
vacation in Massa~shusetts and could not
be reached for statement
Los Angeles: Lon Chaney will h»
buried as he lived, ~imply and without
display at Glendhle tomgrrowv. The noted
actor died frbm a throat afflictinn an i
will be buried close to his father Joa
Chaney who died two years azo. Hon
orary pall bear=rs wili be notables in
Hollywood film colony. They ineclude
Tod Browning, Harry Carey, Lionel
Bsrrymore, Raymond Navarro, William
Haines, Lawrence Tibbett and Cliff Kd
wards.
San Fraoncisco:—Two developments in
the Warren K. Biliinzs pardon applica
tion before the State Supreme Court
arose vesterday after sa2veral days of in
activity in the ease. The court received
alerter from Charles Neumiller, Chair
man of the State Board of Prison Dire:-
tora denying the accusation made vy
State Senator Edgar 8 Huarley that
Neumiller influenced Billings to men
tion Hurley as the man who paid him
$25 00 to carry the suitcase filled with
dynamite to Sacremento.
Chicago:— A racing navy plane,
drumming a thuader of sp-eed. plungead
its pilot to d=ath, killed anr enloker and
jeopardized the lives of horror stricken
hundreds of speerarors at the National
Air races today. {he dead are Lieut
J P. Doshazyof Moatrevallo, Alabama,
and Louis Wein=r, a Chieago concession
aire. Seven speciators were injured
Denver: - More than a seore of per
sons were overcome by gas in tha plant
of the Denver Fire Clay Company late to
day. Those overcome included thirteen
city firemen and ten factory workm n.
Investigation revealed u leaky valve on a
tank car containing sixtesn toas of liquid
chlorine. A danse vyeallow ecloud rose
about fifteen feet abyv:- | he car and drif
ted into the plant \VW r&men ran to the
open air and away from the advancing
yallow cloud out t2n were. overcom= an |
firemen first reacning the sc2ne ware not
equipped with gas masks and were also
overcome.
Baltimore:- Henry L. Mencken,
Editor of the Ameriean Mercury, and
Mis« Heald were married unexpected!y
here today by the Rev. Deetcr Eld, a
cloge friernd of Mencken. The weddiryg
date hea bAen set for Septenber third.
Lorndon: Lord Beverbrocke is ili of
fced roiscn:oX abc:rd the yacht “"Mecu
-8 ’’ at Dover. Y His eondition is not con
sidered serious.
Cincinnati:— Wl'he time thinned ranks
cf the Grand APy of the Republie,
fal ering but indomg¢table, swung into pa
rade once more Wednesday at the annual
reurion «f the Union Armies They
proudly insisted on walking although
wearied by advancing yesrs, Five hun
dred more teo feeble to walk orride wav
ed greetings while another thousand rode
in automabiles.
Mexien City:--= Police Tuesday night
confiscated a large quantity of Commu
nists propeganda which was being ciren
lated through the maiis, A number of
arrests were said to have been made but
¢onfirmation was not possible.
Peiping:—Two Naticnalist airplanes
flying [rom Sinaneu dropjred six bombs
in the larter eity and the Forbidden city
Wedne-day morpning. Only ore bomb
«xploaed; it was inside the Chinien gate,
no casuxities resulted and there was no
sign of panmic among the inhabitants.
London: -Justice Humphrys on Wed
nesday appointed a receiver and rana
ger of the business of Lamport and Holt,
shipowners, and one of the Royal Mal
group of steamship companies The ap
phiecatien was granted on behalt of the
London Maritin Investment Cumpany as
trustee for the debeniure securities,
Shanghai:—Reds in the vicinity of
Wusues Hupeb Province atiacked the
United States Gunboat ‘‘Panay’’ W.d
nesday morning, showerirg it with ma
chine ¢un bullets. The "'Paray’’ return
ed the fire The damaze inflicted upon
the attuckers was not determined but
the ship was not Jamaged.
Le Bourget: -lerrific heat which caus
ed her to have a slight sunstroke in mid
air today foreced Mary Se Bestie, Freneh
aviatrix to the ground 1n the midst of her
attempt to break the world’s duration
flight record. Mlle. Bestie had been in
the air 18 hours when she was ail but
overcome. Aithough on the point of
fainting the girl brought her piane down
to a safe landing.
San Francisco: —Mayer Roth of Frisco
has won the primary republican nomina
tion for Governor of California in the
elections.
Londor: - London experienced the hot
test August 27th in nineteen years us
the mercury reached 92 degrees in the
shade. At least four deaths were attri
buted to the Autumn heat. Thousands
sought reief at the beaches
Washington:—Franeis Conlon of Mon
rovia, Califernia, and an unidentified girl
were killed on the beach Mexieo Ensen:-
da. Authorities are investigating, the
State Department announced.