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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Girls Attacker
Escapes Lynching
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AUBURN, Calf, June 2s.-
Threats of lynching today caused a
strong guard of Officers to be dis
patched to Lake Tahoe to conduct
Erward Anspach, 20, to jail here
whore he is held on charge of
bruta'ly attacking Hazel Michael
son, 90 year old Los Angeles girl
Returning from a party late Sat
urday, the girl, a guest at Lake
Tahoe, related the alleged attack to
other hotel guests. Infuriated, they
sought Anspach with threats of
physical punishment.
The girl is in a serious condition
at Lake Tahoe Tavern.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Marine Cerek Is
Caught at s. F.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-
Sergeant Joseph Cerc';, who rccent-
ly escaped from the San Diego ma
rine base where he was under arrest
on bootlcrning charges, w0s held
at Mare Island today, awaiting re-
turn TO San Diego.
Ccrck was arrested in March
with several other marines on order
of Brigadicr General Smcdley D.
Butler. commandant of the marine
base, following investigation Of an
alleged boo'lcgging ring.
Capt. b. T. Cripps, officer Of IN"
dav at the timc of Cerck's cscape
is under arrest at San Diego in
connection with the incident. He IS
not involved in the liquor charges,
it was said.
Ccrck was taken into custody a.
San Francisco railway station
where he had gone to meet his wife
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
BABY Creeps to
Death I'm Ditch

Ignacio Navarro, II months old
SON Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmo Nazarro.
was accidentlv drowned on the J.
p. Mcqueen ranch, two miles north
of Bonds Corner Saturday after
noon, when the voungster fell into
an irrigation ditch.
According to the story told by
the parents Of the youngster, while
they were sleeping in a small house
during the afternoon the baby crawl.
ed Off by himself Upon awakening,
the parents missed the little one
and began search, finding tho body
in a small ditch a short distance
from the house,
A. r. Hens, acting coroner, mode
an investigation of the circumstances
and being satisfied that death WINS
accidental, gave permission for
burial in Mountain View cemetery
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
T. EDITORS EN-
Rl)ljTE:: ARE:
WELCOMED
Brcakfasted in Two HO-
tels and Loaded Down
With Watermeions.
SHOWN EVERYTHING
Visitors Are Whisked to
All Points From Border
to Brawley.

Imperial Valley upheld the tradi-
t,oual hospitality Of Galifornia this
morning ia cstgudin. q royal vel
como 10 upwards Of 400 members of
the Nat.onal Editorial Association
and then. ladies. cHroute to the an
l.ual contention ct Los Angeles, and
the reception accorded the visiting
rcwspapermeu left no doubt in their
minds that the people residing at
their first stop in California were
glad to see them.
Somewhat ahead of schedule, the
first section Of II coaches pulled in
to tho Southern Pacific station
shortly after a. m. At the station
was a large Delegation of Imperial
Valley folks, ready to take care of
thcir guests.
KS soon as the train stopped the
ncwspapermcna and their ladies piled
off and were greeted by members of
the general reception committee APP
pointed by the Associated Chambers
of Commerce, headed by ]. l..
Yrarcrs. and a delegation from the
Imperial County Federation of Wo-
mon 5 clubs, who were on hand to
take caGo of the ladies' of the party.
Automobiles to take the visitors
70 breakfast were parked west of de-
pot and the Imperial County traffic
sqaUd in charge of Captain Franz;
Oswalt was ON hand to expediete the
work of loading the guests into
cars and speeding taem off to the
hotel.
Efficiently Handled
So efficiently did the transporter
tion committee in charge of John L.
Robertson operate that within 10
minutes from the time of detraiuing
I'll Of the members Of the first see
ticn were on their way to the Ore
gon hotel and the cars CARRYING
them had returned to the station
ready to handle the second section.
The first section WIS .9rked north
Of the depot. making it necessary Ia
place the second section south OF
the Main street crossing. The
transportation committee sent the
automobiles alongside the train and
tie visitors were quickly whisked
into ears and taken to the Barbara
oEth motel.
\ tasty breakfast, featuring I'M
perial Valley cantaloupes was serv-
ed at each hotel, the arrangements
being such that there was little or
no waiting and the guests were soon
ready to take rides about the valley
i'm the cars provided by the trans
p3rtatiou committee.
For sCme reason, which might not
be hard to guess, many Of the WISH
tors experienced Il desire to travel
south and their hosts made haste to
accommodate them. Carload after
carload went down the Calexico
highway and the visitors had
brief orportmitv to enjoy Mexican
hospitality, quaff a little Of Mcxi-
cali 5 chief product and return. They
really enjoyed it. and their hosts
tniovod seeing them Nappy. There
was not the slightest happening 20
r.ar the trip and the returns to Ell
Centre We're made in quick order.
Covered the Valley
Many who wanted to see other
wr+5 # the valley were taken out
- Scclpy, mp towards Brawley or
oHcr the Holtville road.
IT, visitors assembled at the de.
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C5ungnall Durhin
Says He Thought
Officer Rob Der
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CHICAGO, Jun" 9s.-.N9r,l Rur-
Ein's chicf hope Of escaping the gal
lows-a plea that he killed Federal
Agent Edward e. Shanahan in the
belief that Shmahaa vas a roborr
was attacked today hE tno STATE.
Two witnesses to the killing, Lee"
Porter and Freeman Lon2t'u, were
summoned to tell how Fhanahan :
first move when ne coHfroat,d Bur
kin was to throw back the lapel Of
his coat and show him his federal
ladgc. Their testimony is relied
up.o to blast Marty 5 al;oi.
The state is expected 10 complete
its ease by Tuesday evening after
which Durkin 5 side of the story viii
be told He faces another murder
charge if acquitted on this count.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Unbalanced Man
Kills Wife, Son
And Then Self
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LAKEpORT, Calf. Jane IS
Rildlcd by revolver bullets. the
bodies of Lynn F. I-au2h)ia, ~, en-
ploy2 of q state iuStit1tiou for the
blind at Portland, Orn; his wife,
Janet and his seven wear oll son
were found today i'm the hcdrocm Of
the Witc'S La.cPo1 lame.
Sheriff's deputies, Immediately
summoned pronounced the trinle
tragedy an apparent ease Of murder
and suicide.
The bodies were found whom Mrs.
Laughliu'~ I.,fHar. Austin Hen
dricks, went to tie hoasc, where he
boarded. for breakfast.
The shooting had apparently talk.
en- place last night.
Mis- Iarehl'u h"i malr Lqkoport
her home for year or moro past.
according to the wothe". Sono mis-
understanding with her husband was
the cause.
She visited her husband AMI
friends in Portland a short tim,
ago. He husband, still seeking u
reconciliation. followed her to Lake
port last week, the brother said.
Apparently failing, the husband is
believed to have sought the death
Of himself and wife as the only
means of ending their difficulties.
Turning the revolver first ON his
wife. re uevt killed his son end lust
shot himself, according to the recon
structed weston of the shooting
given the Sheliff's office.
An inquest will be held ettNcr to-
night or tomorrow, the shorjft's Of
flee said,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
AIMEE: |: SAYS
THEY WON 7
GE AWAY
Thinks They VIII Be Run
Down and Captured;
Plans World Tour.
ORMISTON is GONE
But Chief of Detectives
Says He is Not Con-
nected With Case Now.
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Los ANGELES. June @S.-AImcc
Scmple Mcpherson believes that her
alleged Eidnappcre will probably be
run down soon and arrested.
After Il conference today with As
sistant Captain Of Police Joe Tay.
lor, the evangelist declared it "now
looks very prebahle' the ahdartors
will be apprchcndcd.
Mrs. McPtcrson also announced
she world remain in Los Angeles for
some time, before leaving On a
romd tie world cvaugcls'ic tour, to
aid authorities in solving the mys-
tcrv Of her abduction.
The comclv Bible teacher was
dressed in a simple gown Of gray.
She greeted ncwspaprrmcu cordial,
lv. and made a plea that they direct
their efforts toward discovery of the
kidnappcrs "instoad Of suspicious
regarding mvsrlf. =
VIII Take Rest
Mrs Minnie Kennedy, the evan
cclst = mother. announced after i
brief statement of Mrs. Mcpherson,
that her daughter wo"lI take "a
rest in some SPOT free from the ia
trusion of th" curious. if that IS
possible
Overwhelmed with joy at their lead
cr's return, members Of AaTclas
temple will hold an all-night "prnise
service" beginning at 1890 o'clock
tonight, following the regular week
IT, prayer meeting.
Mrs. Mcpherson will not attend,
but will remain in her homc 10 rest.
The evangelist, tomorrow night,
viii hand ont diplomas to class
of more than 80 graduates Of ~"
Argclus temple nih'c school, She
will address the graduates,
All search for Kenneth G. Crmis-
ton, former radio operator at An-
gclus temple, has bccu abandoned,
Chief of Detectives Herman Cline
announced today.
owe have no evidence to indI-
cate that Ormiston can contribute
anything towards q solution of the
Kidnapping riddle" said Cline.
The radio operator diSappcar"d
after Voluntarily presenting himself
to authorities for questioning short
ly after the disappearance at the
evangelist.
He was sought for rc-qucStioning,
but has not been seen nor heard
from, as far as officials are con
ccrncd, for several weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Reapportionment
Workers Are In
Constant Action

At meeting of the all parties re-
apportionment committee, held at
Los Angeles, Saturday, Il resolution
was passed endorsing the movement
to make a statewide issue of the
proposed rcapportionment amend
ment, according to DR.. George +.
Rovard, chairman of the general
committee.
With the idea of cnlisting the aid
of mayors and county officials
throughout the state. communica-
ton was sent 10 public offices by
the committee urging their support
in the movement and incloSing Il
copy of the resolution.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Canada's Premier
Resigned Today
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MONTREAL. Que, June 2s.-Prc-
mi"r Mackenzie King Of Canada,
RESIGNED today.
His government had been under
fire for week in parliament as an
outgrowth of the Canadian-Ameri-
can border smuggling situation.
The premier resigned when the
governors general refused his request
for 4 dissolution of parliament. At
ter King resignation the house of
commons adjourned until p. M,
tomorrow.
Following constitutional PRECEDENT,
the govcrnor-gcncra probably will
call on the leader of the opposition
conservative, the Hon. Arthur
MeiGhcn, former premier, to form u
government.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Gloucester Men
Thought Drowned
Sail Home Alive
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HALIFAX. n. S., June 28.--
The IL missing members Of the
crew of the Gloucester fishing
schooner Falmouth are safe, a
dispatch from Lahave said TO-
dav.
The fishing schooner Lucille
Snlit1. the dispatch said, arriv-
ed there today with II men
aboard. They had been picked
mp after their vessel burned off
Sable Island last Wednesday.
Thirteen members CT the
crew Of the schooner Falmouth
out of Gloucester were at first
reported to have been drowned
when the boat was destroyed
by fire eff Sable Island.
The ship was abandoned after
tie gaso inc tank had exploded
from 4 fire that started in the
deck house.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
French Radicals
Object to Pact
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PARIS, June 2S.-Radicals of
the chamber of deputies, nominallv
the BRAND government's strongest
support in the lower house. today
decided they could not approve the
Me.ion-B"rcngcr debt funding agree
mcnt in its present form.
puling today'S cabinet session, 4
delegation representing the radical
deputies called on Finance Minister
Caillaux To inform him of the deci-
sion. CaillauX is believed to have
Svmpa.hized with the radical atti-
tudc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
FARM LEGISLATION
DEFEATED UNLESS
They COMPROMISE
Senate Split Into Three
Warning Factions AS
Relief Is Sought.
By JULIAN SNYDER
Omitted Press Staff Corrcspondent)

(Cnlted Press staff correspondent
WASHINGTON. June 2S-A new
battle over farm legislation vas in
prospect today when the senate split
INTO three militant factions with an
avalanche of farm bills to furnish
the piece de resistance.
Besides the &100.0Go000 Fcss farm
loan bin, recommended by Prcsi-
dent Coolidge and acceptable as
strychnine to the farm bloc, there
are pending nearly dozen farm
bills. These include such dsbatablc
proposals as reduction of tariff on
manufactured goods and reduction
cf railroad rates to the farmer. Ad-
ditional so-called agriculture aid
bills were to be offered today.
None of the pending measures is
supported by moro than one OF the
three warrin@ GroUrs-the farm bloc
Of about Is Republican senators and
half a dozen Democrats, the admin
istratiou Republicans, and the Demo-
Gratis.
All the measures viii be defeat
ed, it was indicated, unless com
promise is reached.
The farm bloc takes the stand
that real farm relief was blocked
when the Dawes -McNary- -Haugon
plan was defeated.
The administration group is an
Xious to obtain passage of the Fcss
bill. senator Leuroot. Republican,
Wisconsin in order not to embarrasS
the administration, has indicated
he win withdraw his sUbsidy' bill
or submit quietly to its defeat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
TRANS-POLAR EXPLORERS PART
COMPANY TODAY AT SEATTLE

Cmherto Mobile, now n General
because Of his successful navigation
of the Norge, will tax" the five
other italian members of the crew
with him to San Francisco, probably
leaving Tuesday evening. He will
be fetcd by his coutrvmcn thorc
and then 90 TO Akron, Ohio, to CON
suit with engineers of the Goodvoar
Rubber comDarv, who helped build
the Inflated Shenandoah
Thus, Seattle, whore the men nr-
rived yesterday from Nome on the
steamer Victoria, watched the sep
aration of the Norgc'S party which
was not devoid of sentiment be
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Kings
Estate to Be
Fought Over
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BUTTE, Mont. June 2S.--A suit
to determine hcirship to the $47,-
100000 estate OF the late Senator
William \. Clark was scheduled to
open in court here today.
Three Missouri women, A. Hines,
tffic |. Clark McWilliams and Ad-
die Clark Miller, arrived here Satur-
day to seek daughters portions of
the huge fortune left by the former
senator and Montana mining mag
nate.
Dispositions from more than %
persons are on file and will be in,
troducpd in an effort to show that
Clark was not the William a. Clarl;
who married the mother of the three
women 81 wears ago and lG..cr de-
serted the family.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
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LOS ANGELES, June 1E.--ftaas
for worldwide revival, were
launched today by Aimee '9cmH!e
Mcpherson.
- propose to tour the globe vita
my message of the FoVr SGuar" Cos
pei, " the evangelist told the Unit
od Press.
The announcement confirmed re.
ports that Mrs. Mcpherson might
capitalize ON th" publicity received
rs a result Of her mysterious sea
disappearance 'on May -, follow
cd by spectacular reappcaranc"
at Douglas, Arizona. five weeks lat
or.
Mrs. McPcrson will take an OK
tcndcd rest before She cmbarkS on
her new crusade. I'm the meantime,
her mother, Mrs Minnie Kennedy,
business manager Of AnGelus Temple
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Presidents Five
Appointees Are
O. K. With Senate
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WASHINGTON, June 29.-Presi-
dent Coolidge's appointees to the
new railroad board Of mediation to-
day were favorablv reported TO the
senate for confirmation by the in
terstate commerce committee. The
committee decided to turn over the
Western Maryland railroad labor
dispute involving a reported lockout
and strike of engineers to the new
board.
The nominees are:
Samuel f. Winslow, MaSsa"hu-
setts, Give year tcrm); Edwin p.
Morrow Kentucky, (four year
torm); Carl Williams, Oklahoma,
(thrcc year term) G.. Wallace Hang
cr, Washington, d. G., (two year
term, and liywel Davies, Califor-
MIA, Gone year tcrm).
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Dawson To Be
Brought To S. F.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 2S-
William G.. DAWSON, wanted in Cali
fornia on forgery charges, VIII be
returned to San Francisco Thursday,
accompanied by detective now on
his way here with extradition pap
ers.
Dawson was arrested here June
IS, following his disclosures before
a congressional committee on alleged
wholesale bootlegging activities in
which he claimed prominent north
west banks coOpcrated.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

;grant the wit, in order ttar any
1ouit -. 10 the Jurisdiction of the
I"cal c"urt might be cleared rp be
soI" the ,aSo against Rose prrccoJ-
rI 20 t"Ial.
Pate i"'> arguing the writ before
the Hpp",latc court was set for judy
T.. L:jeI Attorney Chil&cry ~e!l
ferrcd with Attorney Horton anI
tkcv decided that juty 10 woull snit
hoth ,dcS better than the c2rl;"r
date and the case "'ill undoul',edIv
BE- arguc1 at that time.
Pending decision On the writ OF
prohibition the action against Rose
%;ll ir postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
VALLEY ENTERTAINS EDITORS ROYALLl
A WRIT OF PROHIBITION HAS
BEEN GRANTED IN ROSE CASE

Information received here Satur-:
dav afternoon advised that the dis
trirt court of appeals had granted =
writ of prohibition in the ease of
George T.. Davis against Mari, Rose,
director If the 1mpc"ill I."ioation
district who hqa been accused Of
!nis"nnlIci in office.
The writ was applied for by Attor-
ney Charles /. Childers, counsel 10"
Rose. to obtain a decision from the
higher 'nrrt rs to whether or no.
tt" lmucriaI county superior court
h:.s Jurisdiction IN tie case against
Rose.
Attorney H2rry W. Horton, ro,tn-
sci fo: Davis urged the coul. To
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
WOMAN ALLEGED TO HAVE
Confessed KILLING MATE

'OS ANGELES. June %. - Adp-
laide McClaren, who Is said by po-
lice to have confessed she killed her
husband in their home in Long
Beach, was arraigncd today on n
charge of murder before Superior
Judge Harry Hollscr She will plead
July. |, Mrs. McClarcn is said to
have told Long Beach police ,hat
she killed her husband as the eli
max of wild party' at their
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
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SEATTLE, Wash, June 2S. 1T
was the lend of the trail today
for members Of the crew of the
trans-polar dirigible Norge as they
prepared to part after weeks of
peril together,
Captam Raold AmWdsen and the
Scandinavian adVenturers will start
east tonight for New York and
home sailing on the steamer Bcr-
grnsfjord July 3.
Lincoln Ellsworth. the only Amerj-
can on The adventure, will leave for
Washington t. present to Presideh,
Coolidge the only American flag ear
ricd across the north pole ana a du-
phcate of the, one dropped there.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Coal Miners Out
In West Virginia
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TNIENON, ". N, IWN0 q. !"
: general walllout Of northern
West Virginia coal miners was call
,d today hv Van A. BittNar, chief
o' tine United Mime Workers Of
Awerica i'm This district, effective
Mo0dav July >.
IN, call Pittnor announced, was
issued at the behest of union miners
who have launched q campaign de-
signed TO force non-union operators
to ahrogate existing wage agree
mcnts and adopt the Jacksonville
union wage scale.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Venice Girl Is
Awarded Bathing,
Beauty Prize Cup
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VENICE, Calf, June 2S.-Invad-
ing beauties who sought to take the
large silver cup awarded for first
place in the annual bathing beauty
parade away from this beach city
wcr" turned back Sunday when Miss
Aloha Porter Of Venice, was select.
'cl the most pulchritudinous maiden
of so girls who competed.
First prize for personality was
awarded to Miss Lucille Pinson, of
Universal CITY, and Miss Winona
Saginaw, of Los Angeles, won the
highest honor in the costume divi-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28
Army Aviation Is
Up Before House
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WA2UINGTOE, Juno 2S.-Con-
ri1orotion aol final crae'mfnt Of
tHr $4,000 400 arwv aviation pro-
gr9m lin vos practically asS"rad
to3av Whom tho house rulos commit
too rouortel rule FOR Co"sil eve
tom IF con'arcnr" report, G'spi'e
~oca%ar Jwowar'h'S actjon in rnI-
inc that part of the reuoet copsti-
utod new LEGISLATION sad was ont
&C order
wla mlc n.avilos the rcnort can
BE- cou~jaora1 rerav2'a,s Of points
of ,~1er. Thc bin anthoririug oN-
torsive aviatim cqHiomeut and per
sanrcl increases bNS been passed in
different forms by both houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-28

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1T is decreed by Providence that
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Homer Mckee. head Of the advertis-
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During the last fifteen years In
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and Stutz are today doing more BUSH
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combined used to do"
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our board o. works and all public
offices, put jelly fish in the police
department, open Michigan City's
doors and run the city with the
blacklist boards of cutthroats-and
still Indianapolis would go on"
Maybe we have failed to realize
that this whole Florida boom was
started and is being run by Indian
apolis brains," Mckee said, citing
the city's loss Of many big business
men, and calling attention to the
high calibre of their successors in
the industrial sphere.
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In toast, prohibition having
come and gone" Mckee said:
Here's to Indiana
the love child of an Indian and
a girl named Anna.
the only State in the Union
whose constitution is written in
poetry. whose laws are written in
strictly humorous vein never to
De taken seriously and where life
is just one gripping adventure after
another, replete with laughter. tears.
sunshine, clouds and the merriment
of little children.
all growing up to be authors. "
To the world, Mckee said. "the
best buy on the New York market
is ticket back to Indianapolis.