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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Obssil Sc We vezeni.

Asi "a hodinu po navsteve
matky sve z Filadelfie, % rok6
starry Thomas Enright, tresta-
nee, obesil Sc v 1tery We sve ce-
lie v Marylandske kaznici.
Do kaznice zavfen byl ma O.
SIN mesfcG 8. kvetna, kdyz u
sweden byl z prepadu a olou-
penf Williama F. Koestera,
bankovniho klerka. Kdyz "a
wren byl do kaznice, neuplynul
ami mes1c, kdy Sc poprve poku-
sill O sebevrazdu podrezanim 81
I'll ma obou rukou.
Kdyz vylecen byl, podroben
vyslechu pro veci, V nichz de-
lal sc vinnym, re zabil diva
policisty We Filadelfii. Tam u
dal jmena "zavrazdenych" a
vsechny okolnosti vrazed. .Kdyz
protokol S MIN sepsany zaslan
byl do Filadelfie, ukazalo Sc
cele vyznanf byti bez jakeho-
koliv podkladu.
V pondelf stezoval 81 ma bo-
lazy prst a dovoleno mu nez1-
castniti Sc prace v dime. V u
terry prst osetren mu byl v ne
mocnici. Odpoledne matka pc
2. hodine jej navstivila. Kdyz
o ctvrte hodine straze Sc stfl-
daily, nalezen byl vislc1 ma pa
su re dvefl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Pennsylvania draha hotova

Opravnf a zlepsovaci prace
ktere Pennsylvania draha "a
mysl1 v Baltimore provadeti
nakladem $22, 100000, schva-
leny byly komisf vefejne sluz-
by. Zlepsenf systemu zahrnu-
je v sobe: tunely vychodne a
zapadne cd Pennsylvania sta
nice, move nadrazf ma Calvert
ulici, mostly, jimiz by dstran6-
ny byly nebezpecne kTizovatky
a jine prace.
Sprava drahy oznamuje, re
Sc stavbou tunela pocato bude
lined, jakmile potrebne majet-
ky koupeny budou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Automobily a trucky.

V nedelnfch nehodach diva
trucky figurovaly v rade il
nych motorovych nehod. Ma
plneny jedouc1mi Washington
sky bus Nevin linie srazil Sc v
Baltimore ma Fremont avenue
a Washington Boulevard au-
tomobilem. We srazce t6zce
zranen byl cernossky lekar, j.
Guy Bowley, jenz jel V auto
mobilu. Ridic busu Edward J..
Berry Washingtonu zatcen
byl.
Asi v 10 minutach pc nehode
teto jiny Tldic busu zatcen byl,
ktery busem jel z Baltimore
do Washingtonu. V nehod6 te-
to nebyl nikdo vazne poranen.
Zatcen byl ridic Amos j. Daub
Berks okresu v Pennsylvania,
jenz ma Belair road a Stan
wood avenue vrazil do vystraz-
neho sloupu v bezpecnostnf 20
ne zranil tam cekaj1c1ho ma
elektrickou karu 41leteho Ste
vena Cierzmiaka.
- Pri prechazenl Green
mount avenue u Preston ulice
65lety Lucian O'Connor byl
srazen automobilem EdWina
Warfielda. Starci byla roZra-
zena lebka.
- Tri vojaic z Fort Hoyle :
Mack Gonna, William Butler a
John Humphries poraneni byli,
kdyz automobil S mimi Sc pre-
kotil ma Philadelphia road u
Golden Ring.
- Ctyri osoby poraneny by
ly, kdyz Tfdic automobile, Pa
trick Meenan vrazil automobi-
lem do sloupu a tento Sc pre-
vratil ma Philadelphia road.
Poranen byl rfdic, Ralph Mil
burn a dve d1vky: Jane Ruby a
Elizabeth Kicker.
" sobotu v noci v Hola-
bird ma 5. avenue zabit byl v
automobilove katastrof6 vojak
George L. Anderson. Sergeant,
Harry J. Deewald, r1dil jeden
automobil Vojtech Kocour
re Sparrows Point, rfdil druhy
automobil.
Nedaleko New Windsor
v automobilove nehode uhoTel
Calvin S. Meyer a manzelka z
Union Bridge. Sedmnact roku
stary syn, Pinkney Poole, syn
uhorele z prvnfho manzelstvi,
zranen byl velice tezce, kdyz
automobil mimi narazil pat
mix silnice. Nestestf stalo Sc,
kdyz sc vraceli z nakupu z
w estminster. do Union Bridge.
- Ctyrlety hoch, Leonard
Armstrong z w. Pratt ulice,
podlehl nemocnici zranen1
ktere utrpel, kdyz srazen byl
automobilem Alberta P. Jorda-
ma ma krizovatce Pratt a Cal
houn ulic.
- Pri stfhani automobilisty
policista Joseph Scuzblenski
tezce zran6n byl padem mo-
torcyklu, n1mz vjel do bez.
pecnostnl zony, kdyz prchajl
ci automobilista z Belair roao
prudce zahnul automobilem Sc
silnice.
- Ma novych licens1ch pre-
budoucl rok stat usetri $11, 600
Uspora tato doc1lena bude tim
re seznamy registrovanych 0
sob podrobeny byly revisi, be
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27

Mrtvola 81leteho starce, Jo-
sepha Rome, vytazena byla We
stredu z pr1stavn1ch vod u
Spring Garden nedaleko West
port. Pytel prehozen byl pres
hlavu a upevnen ma tele. Ruce
a nohy byly svazane a ma pro-
vaze ma mrtvole pfipevnenem
privazan byl kamen tezky asi
SO liber.
Policie soudi, ze to prfpad
sebevrazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Gasolinove stanice jak Vanoc.
nj stromky.

Mayor Broening zertovne po
znamenal, re gasol1nove stani-
ce, ktere mnozl sc mestem jake
houby po desti, jsou celorocnl-
mi Vanocnlmi stromky. Po-
dobnost mezi radostl velkych i
malych dobe Vanocnl a ga
solfnovymi stanicemi spocfva v
tom, re rnznobarevnych banek
a sv6tel ma Mich az sousedstvo
ma toto 81 stezuje vzdy vice a
vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Patty regiment chce $1,000 ma
vylet.

Patty pluk Marylandsk6 gar
dy oznamil, re hotov jest Sc
zucastniti 300-lete oslavy Bos-
tonu v cervnu budouc1ho roku.
Ably pluk 1castenstv1 sve ma O.
slavach provost mohl, zada, a.
by mestska pokladna mu po-
mohla sedmi tisfci dolarG. Ce-
Ia costa stala by pluk asi $20,-
600.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Armadni pilot zabit padem $
hoficiho letadla.

V Dayton, O., ma leteckem
prlstavisti sc zabil armadnf pi-
lot poruc1k Mark III. Redman.
Sotva Sc vznesl do pomerne ne
patrne vyse, vypovedel motor
aeroplanu sluzbu pozarem
zachvacene letadlo Sc sfitilo v
troskach k zemi. Nebohy pilot
z neho vypadnul roztffstil 81
narazem ma pGdu lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Kuchta povysen.

Mfsto starsfho klerka pensij-
nlho vyboru, Robert w. Nc
Gleany, jenz resignoval, nastu-
pnje James P. Kuchta, jenz po
ntkolik rok1 byl We sluzbe pen
sijniho fondu mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Padem vytahovadla zransno
iedenact osob.

Padem vytahovadla druhe-
no poschod1 do sklepa bylo v
departmentn1m obchodu Dal-
las, Tex, zraneno jedenact o.
sob, vetsinou to zeny zamest-
nanci obchodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Soud podezTele vrazedkyns.

V Belair souzena jest poro-
tou Hattie Stone, iez obzalova-
ma jest vrazdy, aby Sc mohla
zmocniti pojistky syna sveho.
Y podezfeni jest, re otravila
vice clen1 sve rodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Jiskrami lokomotivy asi domy
zapaleny.

Jiskry z lokomotivy udava-
ny jsou "a pr1cinu vyhofen1
dvou domG ma Eutaw ulici We
Sparrows Point v pondell v no
ci. CtyTi rodiny v domech by
dlfc1, nuceny byly ku kvapne-
mu uteku tezl neco malo
svych veci zachranivse. Do
my shorely skorem do zakla-
dG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Kostelnik mrtev We skleps.

We sklepe methodistskeho
kostela "Appold" ma rohu Wa
shington a Chase ulic, nalezen
byl v 1tery William Thawley,
so rok1 stary z N. Durham u
lice, mrtev. Ranen byl mrtvici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Konec leta.

Leto "1redne" Sc nami roz-
loucilo toto pondelf 1853 no
din rano. Konec leta notne mas
prochladil poslednfch dnech
vlady sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Mesto chce Sc vratiti ku stare.
mu svstemu oboru dani.

System, die nehoz nyni vybl-
rany mestske dane zavedeny
"a mayorske vlady Jacksona,
ma byti nahrazen starou me-
thodou.
Nynejsf system je pry drahy
a podroben chybam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Okraden.

Ellis Krupnick, pTepaden
byl v pond6ll, kdyz hotovil Sc
zavFfti lekarnu ma Eldorado a
Haddon avenue. Utok ma neho
ucinil neznamy muz, ozbroje-
nv revolverem. Ukradl mu ko-
lem $500. Policie hleda zlo-
dele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Syn byvaleho presidenta
&c ozenil.

v Plainville, Conn, syn BY
valeho presidenta, John Coo
lidge, byl sedan Sc slecnou
Florencii Trumbullovou, dee
rou guvernera z Connecticut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Ditko poransno padem.

Sedmileta Helena Pavoli-
kowski poranena byla ma obou
nohou, kdyz v ned6li spadla Sc
schod1 domu, {. 1926 Fleet u
lice do sklepa.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Second Murder
Charge Faces
Kingman Killer

KINGMAN, Ariz., Aug. %. U,P)-
Two murder charges faced Alex Get
linsky and Ned Fisher, alias Ned
Miller, identified in Jail here by
Beth Taylor, 21-year-old stenog-
rapher. as the bandits who shot
Frank Foster, Los Angeles manu-
facturer and club man, the night of
July %.
Miss Taylor, who accompanied
Foster the night two men ap-
preached the manufacturer outside
his apartment. was brought to King
man from Los Angeles when she
made partial Identification of the
men from photographs.
Detective Lieutenant E. D.
"RoughhouSe" Brown, who accom-
panied the young woman, said her
Identification was positive.
Decision as to whether Cetlinsky
and Fisher will be taken to Los
Angeles to face a murder charge
was to be made today,
The pair, with Sam Rosena, were
arrested here in connection with
the Staying of George Ingrum, a
rancher who gave them a lift in
an automobile. Police said RoSena
confessed.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Sweetheart of
Mrs. Sutton On
Witness Stand
Former Friend of Torso
Murder Victim Testifies in
Trial OF DR.. Westlake,
Charged With Killing.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. %, U,P)-
Benjamin King, taxi driver and
former sweetheart of Mrs, Laura B.
Sutton, alleged TORSO murder vic
tim today took the stand at the
murder trial of DR.. Frank P. West
lake. retired physician, charged
with the killing.
King said he formerly lived in a
garage back of Mrs Sutton'S home
and that he gave her his pay checks
to pay for his board and lot they
were buying.
He SAID he found some of his
checks had been indorsed by DR.,
WeStlake, who claimed he gave the
money to Mrs. Sutton,
King said he last saw Mrs, Sut-
ton on May 27, as she was not at
home when he returned from his
work on May 20. He claimed DR..
Westlake was reticent about giving
him any information.
Miss Edith Mauldin, said to have
been a close friend of the accused
physician, created a surprise when
the state produced her as a witness.
Miss Mauldin and states attorneys
refused to say what the nature of
her testimony will be.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
PRICES ARE
TALKED AT
SALT LAKE
Plans Discussed For
Funds to Develop
Basin Further After
Dam Construction.

SALT LAKE CITY,, Utah, Aug
23, U,P)-The governors and Colo
RADIO river commissioners of seven
states met today to consider the
question of the price to be charged
for power developed from Boulder
Dam project and adopt a policy
relative to granting of power per-
mits.
The commission desires to reach
comprehensive plan whereby the
Colorado river project as unit,
will yield sufficient revenue to
build up a revolving fund after re-
paying the government $165 ,000,0 900.
This fund would be used for fur
ther development of the basin with
view to constructing additional
projects in the upper basin states.
The states and their representa-
tives follow:
California-John l.. Bacon, San
Diego; Earl c. Proud, of Los An
geleS and F. H. McvIer of FL Cen
tro.
Arizona-Gov. John G. Phillips,
chairman, and Charles B. Ward
and John Mason Ross.
Nevada-Gov. Fred c. Balzar,
chairman; George W. Malone. state
engineer and E. W. Clark, of Las
Vegas.
New Mexico-Dr. Austin D. Grille,
state land commissioner and Her.
bert w. Yeo, state engineer.
Wyoming-Gov. Frank G. Emer-
son, chairman; Carl M. Cox, COM
missioner of public lands and the
state engineer.
Utah--Gov. George H. Dern,
chairman; william r. Wallace and
Richard r. Lyman.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Two S. F. Papers Merged By Hearst
Have Interesting California Histories

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %, U,P)-
The San Francisco Bulletin today
was sold to William Randolph
Hearst.
The Bulletin, oldest daily in San
Francisco, will suspend publication
as a separate entity after today. Eff
fective with the first edition tomor-
row, it will be merged with the Call
Hearst evening newspaper, as the
San Francisco Call-Bulletin.
Sale price was not announced, but
was reported to be $1000.000.
The San Francisco evening field
hereafter will be divided between
the News, a Scripps-HoWard news
paper, and the Call-Bulletin.
The city has two morning news
papers, the Chronicle and the EX-
aminer. The latter is Hearst pub
lication.
The Bulletin is a member Of the
Associated Press, as is the Call. The
News is served by United Press.
The News today will announce an
increase of one cent in its street
sale price, and will hereafter sell
for three cents. A program Of eX-
pansion will be undertaken by the
ScrippS- Howard paper Immediately,
including an enlarged financial sec
! ton and an additional telegraphic
| financial news report, extra pages,
colored comics and magazine sec
ton on Saturday and extensions of
kn1n Niaio tn a d
hour basis.
! The Call Bulletin will remain ut
three cents daily and five cents Sat
urday.
The Bulletin has been owned by
Herbert FleiShaker, San Francisco
banker, and associates, including
Carl Brockhagen. The latter has
been in active charge of this paper
as we'll as the Portland Telegram
and Sacramento Union, also owned
| by the same interests.
Announcements appearing stimuli
taneously IN the Bulletin and tho
Call today said in part:
"These two papers were founded
respectively in 1855 and 1856. They
have the greatest record of age and
achievement in San Francisco and
have served the city and the citizens
faithfully and efficiently from thai
day to this
The Bulletin was founded nearly
IA years ago by James King, q
strange and tragic figure in Cali
fornias early history. He used it IL
crusade against municipal graft
Seven months after his editorial
career began, he was shot down by
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Man Tries to
ShOw'How to
Kill Woman
Section Hand Stabs Common
Law Wife, 10, In Back As
She Protects Her Seven
Months Old Baby.
Dog Catches Mexican
Mother, Seriously Wounded,
In Hospital Here; Would
Be Killer Lands In Jail;
Byron Scene of Near
Tragedy.


Come on in here and I'll show
you how to kill woman!"
This. in effect, is said to be the eX-
clamation of Jesus Bermal, Mexican
section hand, as he rushed into his
home in Byron, five miles this side
of Moapa evening before last intent
upon Stabbing to death Antonia
Lara, his common law wife.
The man whom Bernal wanted to
give lesson in murder refused to
go into the house, but Bermal did
enter and did attempt to kill the To-
year-old mother and her baby
He failed, was caught by a young
collie dog belonging to H. v. Grif-
fifth, section foreman there, and is
now in the county Jail.
Mother Still Lives
The mother lies in the Union Pa
cific hospital, with a serious knife
wound in her back, sustained in pro-
tecting her evcr-meuths sold baby,
but, at last reports last night, with
fair chance for recovery.
Bermal, who is 26, brought his
young common law wife from Cali
fornia. She has tried to get along
with him. according to best infor-
nation, but he accused her of at
tentionS to other men, and at 7:30
Tuesday evening started after her,
in the presence of another Mexican,
whom he urged to go into the house
with him to see how it was done.
Carmen Gary, another woman,
also was an eye witness. The man,
1t seems, rushed into the house,
and dragged the mother about by
the hair, according to reports. When
the woman fled outdoors, he follow
ed, and when he made slash at
the baby with what is believed to
have been a pocket knife with
three-inch blade, she protected the
baby and as the result was struck
in the back with the knife.
Dog Captures Him
When Bermal fled the young COL
lie dog went after him, knocked him
down within about hundred feet
and kept him there, on his knees
by circling around him growing and
menacing him with its teeth until
NIIl11lIII ICdCLlCQ CAAC oNCAAC, OCNuAC@t
Bermal and tied him to a post,
using a pair of handouts which he
had there.
Griffith then wired the U. p dis
patcher in Las Vegas, who notified
Undersheriff R. G.. McCubrey and
DR.. c. E. Bulette.
McCubrey, with Deputy Tony
Martiletti, raced to the scene, ar
irving there at $50, followed shortly
by DR.. Bulette.
The man, the woman and the
baby all were brought to Las Vegas,
the woman and baby being kept at
the Union Pacific Hospital, where
the mother was given medical at
tention.
If the mother lives, as it was ex-
pected at last reports she will, Ber-
NAL will be tried for assault with
intent to kill. If she dies, the
charge will be murder in the first
degree, according to District Attor-
ney Harley A. Harmon.
Byron, scene of the near-tragedy,
is forty-four railroad miles from
Las Vegas toward Moapa. 1t is a
section camp.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29

Governors Work on Boulder Power Policy
BOOtleggers Won't
Get Alcohol From
Water Wagon Now

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2S R)-
Suspicious of the watchfulness
of a guard on a bottled spring
water truck, sheriff's deputies
Investigated today and found
a rackfuI of five-gallOn bottles
Of alcohol.
Two men were arrested with
the truck. A visit to the plant
of the water bottling company
later disclosed five hundred gal
Ions of bottled alcohol.
Two more men were arrested
at the plant. Officials say many
local bOotleggers had been get
ting their alcohol in broad day
light via the bottled water
wagon route.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Oil Can Slip
Ends u. S. Hop
For Time Mark
Captain Ira Eaker Forced to
Land When Can Dropped
Through Plane Wing; 7
Round Trips Planned.

CLEVELAND, Aug. % UP)-
Capt. Ira Eaker's trancontinental
endurance plane was forced down
here tonight shortly after he had
refueled on his trip back from
New York.
A can of oil was dropped thru
the wing of his plane when it was
lowered after the gasoline was
transferred
Eaker had taken on 125 gallons
OF gasoline and started southwest
apparently on his way back to
the Pacific coast The refueling
plane followed and the can of oil
was lowered on the end of a rope.
AS Lieut.. Bernard Thompson, his
companion, reached for the can
it fell from the hook and crashed
through he wing of the Shuttle
plane.
Eaker brought the plane to the
ground safely and it was hauled
to the national guard hangar.
The accident occurred just be-
fore the Graf Zeppelin hove into
sight from the west coast.
MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y. Aug.
% (PJ-Captain Ira G. Eaker and
Lieutenant Bernard Thompson pill
oted the mail plane Shuttle over
Mitchell Field at four p. m. east
ern standard time, completing the
first half of their round trip flight
from Oakland to New York. They
took on mail then disappeared
westward on their return flight
The pilots plan to make five round
trips from Oakland to New York
then make a circle of a group OF
Eastern cities, followed by two
more trips across the continent
before coming to earth. They are
not trying for speed record but
for nonstop refueling endurance
record. The project undertaken by
the war department and the Uni
ted Aircraft Transport corpora
ton.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
q - u
Germans Hold
Ground in Meet

THE HAGUE. Aug. 90, W.D-After
hours of heated discussion among
the chief delegates to the Interna-
tional Reparations conference the
German delegates remained ada
mant this morning in their opposi-
ton TO sacrifices asked OF them in
connection with the five-power fl
nancial agreement reached Wednes-
day.
German delegates met with the
delegates of Great Britain, Franco,
Belgium, Italy and Japan last
night to attempt to reach an ac-
cord on the request of the five pow
ers that Germany assume certain
sacrifices H. connection with the
meeting of British demands for the
greater share of reparations.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Yep Missed High Tension Wires,
Disaster, Few Feet Leaving LA.

SHugo Eckener took it out of the
most serious situation.
The crowd of l25,000 at the air
port. sensing the predicament,
cheered nightly as the giant bag.
with it's tail dragging slightly sue
cesSfully cleared the wires.
Dirigible experts at the field ex-
pressed the opinion that strata of
cold air was responsible for the
faulty takeoff. AS explained by the
experts, DR.. Eckener evidently in
tended to permit the gas in his
craft to lift it to sufficient height
to clear the wires.
But something, probably a cold
draught. held the Graf lower TO
the ground. with the tail almost
touching. as the motors took hold.
the Crafts tail still was low
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Ry GEORGE II. BEALE

United Press Staff Correspondent
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 28 UP)-The
German Graf Zeppelin missed disas-
ter by just a few feet here as it
started the final lap of its round
the-world race against time.
The great dirigible. victorious
over the storms of the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans and the hazards of
Europe and Asia, almost met ruin
in the network of high tension wires
surrounding Mines Field.
The Graf. taking off at 3:15 a. m.
eastern standard time for Lake
hurst. N. j., where only twenty days
ago it began its 10000 mile flight
around the globe, failed to gain al
titude as quickly as anticipated and
only the skill of its commander, DR.,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Paul Housman
Named Building
Inspector Here
New Official Chosen From
Field of Five Has Held
Same Position In Alham-
bra, California.

Paul D. Housman was named city
building inspector last evening by
the city commissioner, out of field
of five applicants.
Housman, who is manager of the
Las Vegas Creamery, is thoroughly
conversant with the building code
recently adopted by the board, hav-
ing been building inspector at AL
hambra, Calf, where the same code
is in effect
The new inspector will be placed
under $4,000 bond, according to City
Commissioner W. c. German, and
fees from building permits will COM
prise the only remuneration for per-
formance of these duties.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
Mother, Killer Of
Baby, On Trial

LOS ANGELES, Aug. %, UP)-
Mrs. Josephine Valente, 10, who as
sertedly burned her 8-month-old
son to death because he was too
much trouble" will go on trial for
murder here late today.
Police claim that Mrs. Valente
confessed she placed the baby in its
perambulator on July and then
fired the vehicle because she was
annoyed by being forced to bathe
and feed the child"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-29
David Starr JOrdan's
Condition Unchanged

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %. W.H--
The condition of Dr. David Starr
Jordan, 78, chancellor emeritus of
the Stanford University, confined to
his bed since June by a serious
malady, was unchanged today.
DR.. Russell Lee, his physician, re-
ported that no improvement in the
aged chancellors condition had been
noted for several days. His patient
seemed to be apathetic and getting
weaker.