Brownsville herald. [volume], April 04, 1930, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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NEWS OF THE DAY IN PICTURES 1
SCENE AT INDIAN WITCH MURDER TRIAL1 i
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View of courtroom during trial of Lila Jlmeraon. Indian woman, charged with Inciting Mrs. Nancy
Bowen to kill Mrs. Henry Marchand. Buffalo artist’s wife. United States Attorney Richard H. Templeton
(standing) has been designated by federal government to aid defense of Indian woman as government
ward. Lila Jimerson is shown at extreme right. _ ^ _
NON-STOP NEW HAVEN-BUENOS AIRES FLIERS
Associated Press Photo
Capt. Herbert G. Partridge (left) and Lieut. Com. George R. Pond, and their plane. K ef New
_Iaven, In which they will attempt a non step refueling flight from New Haven, Conn., to Buenos Aires
/ Map shows route of flight and points where plane will be refueled in the air.
✓ IRON HAND RULE QUIETS MISSOURI PRISON RIOT
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Above pictures show scenes at Missouri state penitentiary at Jefferson City when a group of 500
convicts mutinied in a movement for “more food.” Guards used their clubs to put down rioters. Seventy,
five prisoners were injured. Picture on left shews convict being taken to hospital after a clash with
guards. On the right is the dining hall whore riot started.
• MILITIAMEN GUARD MISSOURI STATE PRISON
Associated Press Photo
After a second mutiny at the Missouri state penitentiary in Jefferson City when convicts refused
* to work National Guard troops were called into active service. The above picture shews auardsmen with
• machine pu«t trpiCf d. fin prisoners oo their wam. la tha mea* juufc ^— —
PROTEST MASS IN ST. PETERS ’
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Associated Press Photo
Locking down the rave of St. Peter* In the Vatican City a* thou*
•and* heard protest* against persecution In Russia and prayers for
religious freedom in the Soviet dominions.
EMBARK FOR HOLY LAND
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Almee Semple McPherson (left) of Los Angeles, Four Square
Gospel pastor, and her daughter, Roberta, sailed from New York
recently on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
EVANGELIST’S SON HELD
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George M. Sunday, 36. son of Billy Sunday, the evangelist, was
held by Chicago police for Los Angeles authorities who telegraphed
he was wanted there on charges preferred by his wife, Mrs. Harriet
Sunday, alleging misconduct with a Hollywood, Cal., mannequin,
ITALY’S LICENSED WOMAN PILOT
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Bonmartinifir.8t«i'Cen8el Woman pl,ct ,s * countess. Countess Giaclnta
ESZ?'".. atov' in h" •!««« —a Mc:n=,«m*
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WOOD TRYS FOR NEW WORLD SPEED BOAT RECORD
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i- - Gar Wood, speed boat king, and his Miss America V-ll In which he Is attempting to set a new f,
world's record of 100 mites an hour at Miami Beach, Fla.
' Gets Garotitia Post
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LEARN TO FLY IN ONE DAY
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Mrs. W. Thomis Boat of Ralelflh
N. C., ha* been appointed directos
of public welfare for North Caro
kina by Governor Gardner.
Descendant Of Poet
Associated Press Photo
Oorothy Wordsworth Boynton
descendant of William Wordsworth
British pcet. plans to be a news
paper writer. She is student a1
Florida State College for Women.
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Press Photo
Beginning early In the day three women novices entered a flying
school at Roosevelt field, N. Y., and before nightfall each had made a
solo flight of more than ten minutes. Each flight consisted of a take*
off, a circling of the field and a landing. The young women are (left
to right): Mrs. Helen Gillespie, Esther Wagner and Dorothy Gatbreth.
May Be Called Home
Ohio Candidate
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Associated Press Photo
Eamonn De Valera may be called
home from Chicago by hi* followers
as result of William Cosgrave resig
nation as prerident of the Irish
rree State.
Associated Prcaa Phot*
W. W. Durbl of Kenton. Ohio, la
i democratic candidate for United
States senator In coming Ohio
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. “KISS OF SPRING” PARALYZES CHICAGO
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The worst blizzard In the history of Chieigo covered the city under 19 Inches of snow on March 3
and 26. Traffic was paralyzed. Picture chows a loop street car (‘.ailed acrccs the street white w&rhmei
strive vainly to free it ae the snow confines to twirl down. ^
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