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BUS hug £ SENATE SEAT McCgnnick Is Called "Ruth” By Thousands Illinois ' ar o 3 f ' - On World Court Are Clear' Favors Her Views i Three :v Dry Plank V'v Correspondent of Toe' SUntUrd-EuiminCHICAGO April 12— Personal this in Illinois convince are that chances tht the authorities tonight had 'positively identified eight of the 19 persons rilled yesterday in a wreck of an “Victory smiles’ wreathed the faces of Mrs Ruth Hanna Mcnterstate bus by the Santa Fe- mailCormick left and her girlhood friend Mrs Alice Roosevelt Hong-wor- th train near Istota N M Mcright as they read the newspaper - reports Because many of the bodies were Cormick’s smashing defeat of Senator Charles S Deneen for the so mangled that' there were little to work Republican nomination for United States senator from Illinois or no clews upon which Mrs Length worth journeyed 'from Washington to Chicago espeirst identifications were ‘made by aggage bus tickets and totters The friend on election day cially to be writh her life-lon- g Initial death list revealed that two persons listed as dead were not pas2 " roach Miss sengers on the and Alice Stranglan of T F Feeley of San Francisco reported to be missing and probably dead ‘were not on the bus ' - McCormick sen-- S for United States t the betting bw Lewis Democratic next fall in election fegeelor SttSf the fact that Mrs McCpr-njjc- Jc is running as a dry is running as a wet in a to Site which possibly the wet wet Uie or at any mortice is the dominant one reasons for this prospect are numerous and have a large national Mrs' McCormick ttetost placeerased whatever well has pretty she was - under disadvantages through being a woman and has of-Mr- a sort of emotional and affectionate following easier for a woman than for a man to acquire She has become a kind of political screen heroine whom no political screen hero in Illinois can" rival for for herself interest DESERTED Democrats indeed gnr Tuesday deserted the primary last own party and voted in the Me- Republican primary for - Mrs Cvmick on the theory that Mr McCormick ‘ ‘ x HILL CASE NEl’J of ANGLE TO L A thousands of voters 5 LOVE rTURDER in seeing how Tar “the town pride little lady? can go in the great big l world' Mr" Lewat the pr :ent writing seems asaeoak-politica- is to lose votes rather than to them opponent’s pain through ibis 'y femininity In the second place Mrs McCpr-nie- fs record on the league and on court is clearer and more world the obviously consistent than Mr Lew- -- - inued to oppose' the league and all to work uncompromisingly - ever on the other hand happened in the early part cf the year 1918 to be the accepted spokesman of the Wilson administration on the United States senate floor and as such it became his duty to make a great many optal imistic speeches about the peace and good will which Mr Lewis inter-ration- President Wilson’s labors at the conference might be expected to produce It is highly probable that Mr: lewis performed this duty with a treat deal of skepticism and a great deal of distaste and it is certain that virtually immediately after his departure from the senate in 1313 he took an attitude strongly dntkal cf many essential parts of the league covenant There is ’not the slightest doubt that Mr Lewis a a sincere and even violently extParis - reme and anti-court- er --hut it Is also true that some of lus party pronouncements in the senate on Mr Wilson’s league anti-leagu- er tn-!erti- ors can be with some effect rioted aeamst him In this strongly state and anti-cou- rt FLIGHT ADVANTAGE On the court issue therefore McOrmick will again have’ a sught advantage over her rival On I’uaor issue it seem rv - v c that themight advantage h f u Mr Lewis side Cer-tt-rtarg number of Chicago a j county wets who m-- McCormick against i the ground that Mr finer and also on the hey never did person- n anyway will in the acu-leae- ue -- dy 7orrr''s cr Mr Lewis against Mrs on the ground that Mr a :f-T- -e which he most : LOS ANGELES April John L Oesterreich Pasadena C ’i real estate broker and brother of Fred Oesterreich slain eight years ago In a baffling murder mystery entered : an already ramified vase today with the announcement that he will contest the will 6f his’ bro12-(A- P)i rsick to an unwavering opposition to the league from the moment of ts appearance as an issue in American politics and she hats cont- cnee WicGw! of 1 Slain Man Is Next To Receive f Questioning t j A Mrs McCormick Joined her late McCor -husband Senator Medill is s ther : - - ' - cer-±- rJ Cook county politi- - Led by- - Captain H M Elmendorf the planes took off at 9 a ra from Mather field ajid returned two hours with the hew record The old record waa 17000 leet Ths altitudes reached by the: various ships ranged from 27500 to 30000 feetU ' oh Captain Elmendorf r reported landing that when he reached SO COO feet the tube leading from the oxyair gen tank supplying him with was and he mouth fronrhis slipped forced to dive downward four miles to keep from losing consciousness Extremely low temperatures 'were encountered at the higher altitudes but clothing weighing 60 men from free the E'urrds 'kept j of work the pushing Praising higher the limits' of combatE flyihg Brigadier General William commanding the maneuvers said the Job which was so effective“could have ly done hi the pilots beeh performed just as well by- any He other group of 'army pflotssaid “It is the training of the exbody of flying personnel and ceptional ability of toany individuals which is of importance: "in- modern fur-lin- -- ed -- Gill-mo- re entire Meanwhile Otto Sanhubertactics” sewing machine mechanic military — Janitor and erstwhile denizen of t attic cubby' holes waits in the Monday county Jail on charges ’of murdering "the former Milwaukee Wis manufacturer - 36-year-- old 'f: UTAH RIVER CASE LAWYER ENGAGED V John Oesterreich announced that and he and his brother-’Williatheir sister Mrs P CjTietzboth y of Chicago had engaged anattorn-eto contest’ The will which he asserted toft all of the 'slain man’s estate to his widow Mrs Walburga Oesterreich t The Pasadena broker professed by knowledge of as final will' made his brother which disposed of an estate of approximately $1000000 and bequeathed $50000 each sis-to himself his’ brother and their ter Harry Voss manaSer of Milwaukee factory and the Chrisbenetian Science church also were ficiaries to the extent of $50000 who added according to Oesterreich will seen the among Voss had that txis employer's papers in Milwaukee CALLED - m -- WIDOW IS Mrs Oesterreich is to be called before the county grand Jury Monday fear questioning regarding the angles of the killing and otljer case While Sanhuber’s - confession exonerated her of any- blame for the shooting the- woman has refused steadfastly to discuss the case with the district attorney The has threatened prosecutor’s office one that “more than unless’indictment she talks might be returned” — "- -- 4 - 0 which supported Mrs iicconmcs against Mr Deneen are ‘ ‘a-- r wet wringing K-i fall no will by they -'- ‘in Mrs McCormick the aric vote which they five last Tuesday’s pri- riry 1 A ceri considerable amount of i the Republican xol-- ) the Democratic column on ‘ i behalf will therefore htt- - No occur Tan ' F!r’c'cr undoubtedly boa ever will tend to chert110 Student Is Arrested I “ f 5‘ ARGUMENTS E N D go per-£l°-abu- 'f ontinued on Page Five) ion 1 ’ claimed- tv -- V - James W’ Lackey £ of dompton CaliX tonight was in the most se rious condition among the 10 inured Six of the injured were be on the road to recovery barring complications ' a FREE TWO DAYSjttSj? ironical twist in the fate of tAn C E Mallory one of the victims was brought to light today On Apri coach left 9 the day the Los Angeles Mallory was given his discharge from ’ the state prison at Folsom Calif A document found In Mallory’s coat showed was imprisoned January 20 1927 for larceny and sentenced to grand serve flve yeara His term was cut short for good behavior yet his new ly found freedom lasted only two days v The bodies of two babies were still among the unclaimed tonight Authorities believed the infants are related and thought their mother probably was among v the dead Three separate investigations be ing conducted in connection1of with toe the wreck await the verdict be-ieve- dto ill-fat- ed the-ma- n ( -- coroner’s jury t ' " 0 1 T0 URGED II Contends Green And t “ Colorado Cant Be" Set Good Example! For Navigated 1 Rest of World Pad r WASHINGTON April fists : Plead ' on the navigability of U-- S : F " ‘ Arguments the Green Colorado and San Juan rivers in Utah were concluded today subefore a special master for 'the Black-mM as Charles court preme of Kansas City ended toe government’s case with the contention me not navigable that these rivers of toe and hence are the property federal government " Warren Special Master Charles make-h- is de said he expected-tcision and to have toe case ready for 'argument' before the- supreme court next fall BlaCkmar closed with-thremark that “every attempt at commercial navigation on the San Juan Green and Colorado riversr has been a failure” - - a “cur" Then they' invited each other to “settle it outside’’ The heated exchange pf epithets occurred while testimony on the activities o ftoe Tennesee River Improvement association was in progress before the senate lobby committee in Washington J ( Fifth Anniversary 'of t Mar-riage Finds Family In 4! j Pep Misery ¥ OAKLAND Cat April J?— (AP)— Porice broke into a home here today had' romplalne bound and found two smally-girls- with rope and a boy lying in ’crib The officers salt they found a condition of squalor The parents Mr and Mrs’ Ernest Tymn were' arrested - shortly after ward when: they returned to the house They were taken to the police station and held-fo- r investigation The children' were sent to toe ten-months- -old : -- y - 50-fo- ipO"-tor-driv- - - - - - - te - v — t r I27- - PORTLAND Maine April Ex(AP) The Portland EveningFred Pauline said that press today and divorcee erick thrice-married Hugl stage and screen star and Chisholm Leighton former Portland the Interrodent arid president ofOfNew York company News state would be married some time this mbnth Leighton wasfdivorced by his wifem LetgUton " f 1926' Paris in c 1 tee today by Sheriff Oscar by State Comptroller Ernfest Amos against the railroad for delinquent taxes There were no passengers aboard at Avon The sheriff first expected to attach the carrier States United arrived because here the until it Park: but waited mati contract did not run out until the train arrived in 6ebafiier in the day the sheriff had seized the Coast Line track The papers were served on W w Mcright of way and the trackage Farland” the railroad’s agent and listed besides r I house and section house tool depot the ' sheriff were at the County 'Attorney J M Lee and the to hold for sale to the they were ready depot and announced taxes all trains as they arrive The highest and best bidder for to back taxes the county attorney said amounted ' 1 alnce last April V mately 40000 delinquent ‘ r -- approxi-M£Teth!w- ” f" I yers convicted of bribing a juror m toe “Utah Lead case on a defense promise to introduce new affidavits i The lawyers Arthur N Sager former assistant United States attorney at Washington r Edward H Reynolds former assistant United States attorney and Arthur N Shalleck were convicted of inducing John Cruz an almost illiterate Porto f Rican to deadlock toe Jury - i ila bed-ridd- i en I7 ! i’ ' ttAsTram iVrecks 4 derailment ofc a injured to thewest end of Glasstreeh car in the gow shortly before midnight tonight The car- crowded with passengers for the suburb of Dalmuir Jumped intersectt5n toe tracks at a street dashed across toe - roadway and overon crashed into 'a its side and" pinning many of toe J passengers underneath 65 - - ’ V shop-fallin- g xAf ft Police Dog Blamed For' Death of Girl t ’ ) BUFFALO J - GLASGOW Scotland April 11— (AP)— Two persons were killed and J t Set fire to toe tern home to his fire Set Shot himself to death with a shotgun His family was away at toe time before Neighbors Tecovered his body toe house was consumed in flames ' - u Two Are Killed 50-year--old " r - i Winsfrey farm near here today 'farmer successThe acts: fully committed toetofollowing death in his Shot two ’ mules J I states "had surrounded r 7 '‘V gangs Child Health' Day -- — VIENNA ? 6aV April 'll— (OT)— every description Tragedy of almost affairs of G H characterized toe r j '' Set By-Baldridg- e j 1 I ’ BOISE April 12— (AP)— In pursuance of toe move started f by President Hoover Governor II c Baldridge today set ‘aside May X as child health day and called on schools parents and service organizations to observe the day as intended “to ‘ awaken the people to toe fundamental necessity ol a year- -' around program for toe protection and development of the health of the nation’s children " I I ! ! RussiafTo Permit! - Sell barn L vate hospital for children with heart ' i disease Edward Bryce 28 handyman and mechanic at the institution was sO badly burned when heated wax nited in an undetermined manner exploded causing the fire that he died several hours later in Dobbs tf IN Ferry hospital: The 14 nurses at the hospital jSi rected by their supervisor Miss Lena Buffton braved toe --beat and flames to carry the 16 ted ridden child wrapped in blankets down fire gapes and Inside staircases to garage and other buildings on toe children hospital grounds These with several and a few others along ones ' in the nurses were the only hospital when toe explosion occurred ‘4 J in toe baseemnt ' Most of toe children were on the lawn Ms Buffton ran three times through toe building accompanied that by five nurses to make certain children had been all the carried out She and the nurses were ordered from toe J building by f il n firemen i (UP)-Fed- eral NEW YORK4 April Judge Knox today deferred sentence for two weeks on three law- s l - 5 'Kills-Mule- I I IRVINGTON N YJ April ill— CAP)—Ap employe was burned to death' and: 73 children 16 oftom bedridden were carried or- led to safety 'today when fire destroyed Irvington house cardiac home a pri- i Farmer Burns Barn Ignites ' Bandit Binds Pair And Steals llewelry NyJ April 12— (UP) police dog was —(UP)— A year-ol- d suspected today of having caused4 the of death of Phyiiss E Gootschalk' N J April 12 — (UP) Wanakah whose body was founa —NEWARK tied A bandit up the president late Wednesday lying ml a muddy n and-a- n of 2ie thing fend home-Aemploye field about 200 feet from her Here manufacturers examination of toe dog by 3 company jewelthem in washroom locked a mass of today P c A agents reveealed a ‘$303)00 escaped with between hair in the canine’s stomach which and fend t cf worth jewelry $40000 and torn from been was believed to have c stones reportedpolice precious & the child’s head - - r - kidnap-viiiMfaMRU- ’ 1 M ceived here today that toe e Bristow Texas fmining by engineer had been shot down federal soldiers last weekj ‘ alter they had released toe Texan on ransom earlier In toe week p ' The report which was not confirmed in official quarters said two previously mobilized lines ofi federal 'soldiers from Jalisco and Nayarit iers of Employe ' Burned To Death ‘ When Heated Wax 1 - ’ izen nijcfi oniipri pijii LIJi Arm ‘ u train Np191 was seized here late Wolff in an attachment order issued Ex-Maine-Cit- ) Byj Federal - : Pauline :Tor Marry t -- Lawyer Neh Representing '‘Fox Sentence- Delayed In Bribing of Jmy 12i— Sheriff) :§lifeizes -- I - I "JL 11 ot ? - Thirty Face Trial In Gmger Leg toe-seria- S - to-th- " ! s ‘ Two Workmen Dead In Kansas ’Blast t n - J- ’ -- ' - -- i- 1 - Tun fa f Another - o e f ? i ar - - home detention 1 The- oldest' girl’ 4 was found tied hand and foot to a chair with a rope The other girl aged 2 was bound in like manner to toe crib A Police said she bore black and blue OilUllSUdU j welts ! on her body which- indicated r she had been severely beaten Loses Mrs:' Tymn arrested as - she returned- to toe' home with' groceries said: she tied toe children to keep WAUCHULA Fla April 12— (AP) was them out of mischief while she —Two men are a 'thirds is dead abenL The groceries she added rithout his fourth anda right jarm were obtained through charity was a after quartoday sought being She denied that the children had rel and near Fort affray shooting toe said been mistreated but family Green Springs several miles north' was miserably poor and that her west of here last night- 34 and Marvin Sam Albritton Albritton- - 23 were shot to death are said to have t engaged in They York because of his wife’s ill health an who with Sid Smith 50 - Tymn said they were married in is argument ' toe for sought shooting Alpine Texas five years ago today - Mitch Albritton 65 father of Sam “This is our anniversary” he told Albritton ' received ’ a- load policeshot in his right arm vt Cause of toe argument MOiion ’ been determlncdtoday — WASHINGTON' April 12— CAP)— if Representatives of about a score beof peace organizations appeared NEW T YORK April 12— (UP)— fore a senate committee today to the Reports were circulated today that advocate total disarmament by which as Samuel Untermyer’s fees for reprean example United States ' othwould contended inspire senting William Fox' in the litigathey er nations to outlaw preparation for tion Involving ' the Fpx FilmJ companies was $1000000 obtainThis toe New" Yotk Sdri 'said Miss Dorothy Detier-whsummer despite represented a daily fee of $1141111 ed a passport last from as Untermy er represented the film “defend” word toe omitting ' contoe oath of ’allegiance e magnate 90 days "deand stirring thereby stitution' to spirited profense ' organizations tests together- with other witness- ) es sought adoption of a Joint resoconstitutional a for ? lution Case fining 4 amendment that Would effect their r ' purposet OKLAHOMA 'CITY - April 12— Indications were that toe resolueven (UP)— United States deputy martion would meet 'defeat before shals armed with federal indictalmost for but reaching enwere ments - t naming 30 persons- and firms t three hours its sponsors to with selling full to charged expression give couraged Jamaica ginger sought out defendAUGUSTA ‘Kan April 12— (AP) their views before a i toe of toe senate? Judiciary committee ants in Oklahoma today T An explosion at toe refinery ofnear White Eagle Oil corporation two here today took toe lives ofothers workmen and injured several ' tt slightly Warren Baum 231 a stillmaft died of burns and injuries in a Wichita hospital this afternoon 24 helper ex-at Howard McElhaney toe the high pressure still where almost immeplosion occurred died diately after toq blast from burp and an injury to his head where he CEBRING Fla April 12— AP) — Atlantic Coast Line passenger was struck by flying metaltt i-:- I I cio 1 f af‘ neighbors ( ! 4 V ‘Li j I TO CHILDREN A I I BEING CRUEL mmmmmftmmmmmmrn"' - ex-offi- PARENTSDENY LU WS " ASSOCIATION Times’ j was called a - “liar” by Senator Black of Alabama— and he retorted by calling toe senator had-bee- ' 5- " - sub-commit- “April 12— -- eo telegrams received from ptx ifather Henri Robbins of Buffalo listing 1 certain scars on her body The coroner’s jury has been instructed to convene next ' Monday and make its findings on the cause of the crash Some of the 10 persons Injured and now in Albuquerque hospitals probably will be called re-as witnesses If any of the bodies main unclaimed after Monday permission will be asked of the district attorney to bury them in Aibu quercrue v cemeteries’ resting - there forever or remaining until they are - ‘ - sub-standa-rd As' Strike Leader i on “' 14EW PRESIDENT above- editor of 'IE Huntsville Ala Daily J ’ toePIERCE -- HARROGATE Tenn CAP) —Clay McCarroll leader of the Memorial student strike at LincolnTate was arrested today ' university-Claiborne of Frank Sheriff Riley by county- Judge J H S Morrison university acting- president of the was caused said McCarroll’s arrest by Ks activities ’in connection with I the strike said to be diswas The charge SV‘ 3 10 to otoeigh It and cursing on the turbing students "Repub-n-r'was arresthe which near f ‘Tneoverwhelming state The other is campus ' r tnrkr ?ii:kable capacity of hard- - ed ? candsj- - 0l5£ns 10 vote i0T RUSSIA BUYING T Jh?f is a capacity by multitudes of i‘c NEW YORK April 12 — (AF)— c?tel‘frlftns in other American purchases and sales in the but it seems in H-- h Soviet :faiths notable United States during the six J'e‘7ally months ended March 31 reached h? doubted if tne elght-an- d $38000000 a gain of 61 per cent its attending the Amtorg Trading corporation Statutes are anywhere which handles the bulk of busi- ieaTpt aJthH a more lawless con-caness in this country for the prinvfl toward than in Chi-cacl pal industrial and trading orhas three dry ganizations of the Soviet Union nf fl£'Ues in the lower house The amount comannounced af merJw ral ingress The state pared with a total of $62000000 latent vm?ny an Ultoois for the six months ended March violator seems to 31 1929 M-- iden-iflcati- April 12— (A‘P)— A new world's SACRASIENTO Calif SO 000 feet for combat formation flying was set here today by 19 airplanes of the Ninety-fiftpursuit United connection States the with army’s squadron flying in f ? t air maneuvers i uas got hundreds in Illinois into and a large “Ruth" her calling part of the whole Illinois electorate begins now to take a home -- - KNOWN BY SCARS ' The eighth body to be' positively identified Is that of Miss Henrietta bobbins of Buffalo N Y The was established through v if ’ sex would make her a eater candidate than their Mr Lewis to the fan than Mr Denecn That theory is would have been htely to be totally exploded Mrs s -- j McCormick's ) Los-Angele- h of tr Army Aviator "Dives Four Miles To Keep :: Fro: ill-fat- ed I jj AND mid-Augu- - - succeeded now in turning it arij asset She has built up an tea PARTY has-bee- n 1 edge-agains- The Ogden stadium board jof control has been called to meet in All! in the mine are dead mne authorities said Gas fumes Mayor Bundy’s office tomorrow Identification morning to consider toe question of kept rescue parties from entering the tunnel I beginning operations for the build- of the victims had! not yet been made ing of the stadium at Lorin Farr —— So strong 'was the blast that toe athletic park The Union Pacificassurance ’ association given tom stantly killed Timbers were for its meet that suitable facilities toe mine of out and of R E parts place st in- Ogden in twill be walls caved In but mine authorities provided and members of toe board stated it wis believed that flew Of ' are of toe opinion that work must toe bodies were buried very deep be begun at an early time m order Half of the bodies had been recov- to mect - toe expectations of the athered about three hours after toe exletes j plosion ! GAS DELAYS RESCUE The personnel of toe board is: ' : commission Ora came such with The OF city Bundy Mayor explosion F M Nye and M Spencer Stone suddenness that for a time jits ex- act locationj was not ascertained Ogden city schools Aaron W Tracy from Weber college and Henry T veteran miners immediately but Maw of the Weber county schools Building And Loan Men went into action and in a short time had found the scene of toe Mayor Bundy is supposed to be Close Session With chairman of the board of contragedy Rescue parties at first ' were trol but he stated that he did not " hurled back by toe gass fumes Banquet! p understand that he as mayor auabout' two hours after the im- - r but ex -- Mayor reach the en- were hble tomatically succeeded John H Andrews secretary and pact were ’located men who tombed Frank Francis in that position manager of the Federal Building and mouth of toe a from the about mile - TO NAME CHAIRMAN Loan - association of Ogden was mine and pome 500 feet underThe board Monday will formally i elected president ground “ ' act on -- the question and toe orof f toe Utah 500 FEET DOWN f BuildFred ganization officially perfected League of sectoe on occurred The tragedy M Nye stating that in his mind toe ing and Loan As- ond level which is 500 feet from sociations at toe the surface! of toe ground but Is mayor of the city should be toe i officer annual conven- reached only after a trip down into presiding tion held Satur- toe canyon by tram car and thence The' original agreement regarding enwas day in the Hotel toe building of a stadium disalong the main tunnel fori a secBigelow He suc- tance tered into between toe city rind toe A a more mile of than ceeds C Clarence ond descent is made schools each to share its propora to tram by fornei lower level and from there Neslen tionate part of the cost of construcit is necof Salt mayor tion toe 'city to mate provision for to climb 1up manways' four Lake Mr An- essary a suitable site which will eventual50 feet in height and feet square drews has been to reach the next Connecly revert back to toe city as one oi vice pres- tions between - the level first its recreational institutions: Bonds and manways identi during the in too sum of $75000 were authorlast ' year ized by the previous city administration but 'they have not been isThe league enough to permit's ?'--’- ! 1 named toe fol- large sued climb through on his stomach SPEED jn 'URGED lowing officers: DIFFICULT TASK --'First vice presi-- “ Mayor-Bund- y thinks that immett After locating toe bodies! it was Elmer :C diate steps should be taken In the to moye jach-on- e - individ" r' dent" Jenkins” of Salt necessary crosscuts ‘ matterrthe Lorin Farr park grounds the ' ually along ' J to be used as the stadium site It is Lake second vice president Fred small lower them and the Salt' Lake sccretary Mil-vi- n manways: to the through lower level -next proposed that the water flow of toe Bagshaw L Dye Ogden treasurer ?H and progress in this fashion ufatll river could he easily run through a M Lund Salt Lake! Mr Neslen toe lowest level was reached where H concrete conduit poslit making sible " to extend ' the park grounds the retiring president was made toe victims could be placed on over the river to toe hillside south delegate to the national convention coal cars for transporor toe river The conduit it is said to be held "in Grand Rapids Mich tation to the portal of the tunnel could be1 placed in- such position as I Recommendation that a building more than ja mile away' j to mate toe surface conform to toe and loan department be set up lor -b contour- of toe park grounds over the supervision of the associations which could pass toe people who of toe state was made by Walter (iflnenprey iVlIIfl to stad- McDowell past' president of the attend might have occasion ‘ t ium ' - functions (Continued on Page Five) — p Tijoo ps I ‘ ee RepubU-Scomin- Called ALBUQUERQUE N M AprU 12 — (AP)— Retracing their work after some of the earlier identifications had proved to be erroneous county er irr Sf ' - Is WILLIAM HARD elamorous -- 'Separate Inquiries Under Way Inquest- I £ Suitable Field For U P Lives of Every Miner inSWorkings Snuffed Oi Contests Must Be Gas Explosiofi Mile from Mouili and 500 Provided Under Surface Eume Delay Entrance of Rcsci ’Ihreo Crew but Half of tlie Jodies Are Recovered ' BUNDY’S PLAN TOPIC Horn’s After Disaster i Enlargement of Lorin Farr ACOMA Wash 1 12-- 4 — A explosion terrific gas (AP) April Site Advocated By Mayor - i iimii h g $ t hailed as heroine By rwcUi ATHLETIC JF Two--Babi- es :7 f m ju FOR ACTION Bodies' of4 Still Awaiting For ‘‘ Identification ONLY EIGHT KNOWN ' N ! f Kf mnmmm I - L Mrs iiimniT MEETS MONDAY ’i - CRASH HORROR - In - niii iDeaJd Twentiy-©n- e ON Near Tacoma lu MEET Goal Mitae Blast ‘ - w— STADIUM BOARD Editor Galls Senator Cur TWO DAYS IS c SJ A S RACE FOR U CONVICT' FREE I "i”" te t MOSCOW April 12— (AP)— tlie John Soviet government has granted ld Henry Mears American round-the-wortraveler permission to fly Over Soviet territory on his forthcoming attempt to lower his own 23-- d 2ay record for circling the globe to days J ' AL’S BROTHER JAILED MIAMI BEACH Fla April 12- -( UP)— Albert Capone brother of Alphonse “Scarface” Capone Chicago beer baron was brought into municipal court! here today on a ’second brought on change of vagrancy - Miami Beach f golfers ’of complaint who objected to playing with him ’ on the same links CAT HAS GANG PORTLAND Ore April (AP) — A startling story jot a swaggering tom cat namedat Themistocles and of his crew of seven otters who live beneath a boat house on Sauyles was island in tlie Columbia rivercomstate game the to brought -mission today by 'Frank Ruth-ma- n sportsman who asked that cut-thro- toe otters be captured and rer moved to other fields Ruthmajn said toe tomcat and bis pal3 made life miserable for Ruthraan’s call duck j flock Ruthman said Themistocles time beneath spends most of his toe boat house where any time of day he can be seen in close communication' with other members cf hi3 band The game commissioner took the request funder I 1 advisement 4 -- |