Trial opens in Anita Greer slaying case at Pryor
In Pryor Oklahoma on March 22, the trial of Mrs. Anita Greer for the murder of her husband Leonard Greer began after a courtroom fight over evidence. Testimony showed Greer may have been intoxicated prior to his death and a witness described Mrs. Greer and her alleged lover Ben Schuh reacting to the fire scene.
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Associated Rent
Pryor
Okla
Anitareer
Leonard Greer
A. V. Coppedge
Ben Schuh
Schuh
Greer
Iowa
Lfe
Andrew Walker
Walker
Schob
Spavinay
Varina
Iona
Pire
Dortor
Mire Myrtle Miller
Axl
Rebub
Mere Greer
Mre Greer
Sehub
Tephs
Eerete Lowa
Mies Miller
Badras
Mrs. Greer
Ube
Backhead Highway Conference Aims To Aid Mitchell County
Fort Worth dispatch reports State district engineer Lesh will travel to Colorado for a conference with County Judge Thempece of shell county and highway officials to pursue 31 miles of a rough backhead highway through Mitchell County. Citizens seek a fix for the road between Fort Worth and Paso. Lesh noted the road’s poor condition in places despite some work.
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Pogge
Fort Worth
Lesh
Colorado
C. C. Thempece
Rhell County
Jeueraly
Abilene
Mitchell County
Army transport rushes to land influenza epidemic casualties
The Army transport Chateau Thierry pushes north along the Pacific coast with boilers at capacity to land four dead and sixty nine afflicted with influenza and pneumonia. The ship expects to arrive in San Francisco on Thursday for medical handling.
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San Francisco
Chateau Thierry
Pacific Seaboard
Chinese Riots Rage as Cantonese Fight Proceeds
In Canton outskirts and Chapei district fighting continues amid martial controls. Casualties mount with fires and looting, as international zones shelter refugees. British, American and Japanese forces report scattered engagements, while officials and diplomats evade danger.
Ford editor takes blame for articles in libel suit
William J. Cameron editor of the Dearborn Independent admitted responsibility for all articles and policy. Judge Fred M. Raymond urged drastic revision of the 21 counts and 141 alleged libels in the Sapiro-Ford case. Gallagher read charges while Hanley objected, with rulings noted by the court.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Sapiro-Ford
William J. Cameron
Ford Owned
Dearborn Independent
Ths
Fred M. Raymond
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Sapiro
Henry Ford
Cameron
William Henry Gallagher
Stewart Hanley
Ford
Gallagher
Hanley
Raymond
Demand Side Urged At Meet Of Lumbermen
De. Wilson Compton of the National Lumber Manufacturers association urged increasing demand to balance reduced production at the Southern Pine association's twenty second annual convention in Shreveport. He warned production declines track consumer demand and called for nationwide cooperation to educate markets and boost consumption.
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de. Wilson Compton
Washington
National Lumber Manufactures’ Association
Southern Pine Association
de. Compton
A. d. Peavy
Shreveport
Ubeir
Nelson records guard feats at Tech High Omaha
The initials note Irving Nelson, a 28-year-old center at Tech High in Omaha, is credited with three letters and an intriguing record. The text hints at a notable achievement this year, with sparse details but clear emphasis on Nelson's athletic impact.
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Irvdiq Weleon
Vrving
Nelson
Tech High Aehee
Omaha
Ned
Pan American Squadron 18 Reunited in Brazil
The United States army Pan American squadron was reunited in Brazil as the San Antonio reached PARA from Sao Luiz de Maranhao after a stormy flight. The St. Louis and San Francisco arrived earlier, extending the reunion amid notable aviation activity and property transactions noted in the accompanying copy.
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Brazil
Para
Brasil
United States Army
San Antonio
Sao Luiz de Maranhao
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cea
H. O. Blake
L. Edwards
East Amatillo
H. A. Williams
Tom Cooper
Mirror
C. Motman
L. Merritt
J. W. Crudgington
L. M. Owens
City
L. Longacre
Lon Sharp
Bon
C. Q. Avella
C. M. Numpahries
M. EF. Coffee
C. A. Fisk
C. M. Mumphreys
E. D. Merten
J. RK
Morten
Glen
C. Meadows
J. R. Fullingim
C. C
O. N. Margett
B. FE
Sherrill
A. Marty
HK. T. Jameson
Bleck
L. McCullough
M. H. Maroney
P. Horton
Williams
Ritchey
J. OL. Crockett
W. A. Thigh
Turnly
Uco
Ryder
Ridgemere
T. C. Sparks
G. C. Ferguson
Dr. Strky
J. L. Summers
B. Wright
O. C. Liesd
Q. C
M. G. Bimme
Amarillo Heights
A. Blackley
M. Christensen
Welflin
M. Christineen
Meck
Walrus
Redgingten
Veireien
Mre
F. Gerden
A. W. Dredgington
T. Trigg
Ind. City
BR. A. Froelich
W. J. Armstrong
Eecenen Lab
G. BR. Ryan
J. FP. Shaw
Two Georgians Charged With Beating Negros
Toombs county grand jury indicts George Womack and B F Brown for assault and battery in a May 1926 whipping of A W Griner, a Cedar Creek area Black resident. Separate case called against five Toombs county men awaiting trial.
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Associated
Lyons
Ceorge Womack
B. F. Brown
Toombs County
A. W. Griner
Cedar Creek
Newton
Texas Relays Attract Near Thousand Participants
The third annual Texas relay games in Austin on Friday draw about 850 athletes from 76 universities colleges and secondary schools with telegrams indicating total entries will pass 1 000. Michigan coach Fielding H Yost will serve as referee arriving Thursday by way of New Orleans. Texas University has a team in every event in the university class.
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Asacciated
Austin
Fielding H
University figures show multiple donors contributions listed
A long list from University donors includes Mrs. Ben Short Johnson Ranch Royalty Ed R Mayer and many others with amounts ranging from $750 to $6,000. Notable sums include E T Burgess and Col Ernest O Thompson at $6,000 each and Globe News at $2,500.
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Ben Short
Johnson Ranch Royalty Company
Ed R. Mayer
W. W. Flenneiken
W. J. Flesher
E. F. Rittenberry
George Waddill
Walter Blackburn
Roy Britain
Leland Abbott
D. W. Owen
L. N. Stuckey
J. Roy Smith
W. N. Cooper
Williams-Orr Agency
Gene Howe
W. O. Gatton
J. Z. George
R. B. Musick
Col. Ernest 0. Thompson
Roas D. Rogers
W. E. Emerson
G. G. Ordway
Dallas Lawyer Held on 3 Forgery Charges
Dallas attorney John R. Francis was charged in three complaints with forgery and passing forged instruments. He allegedly forged the name of C. Rudd of Arlington to three bonds of 760 dollars each presented December 20 to Deputy Sheriff R. L. Petty. Francis remained in jail with an examining trial set for Friday morning.
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Dallas
John R. Francis
2. C. Rudd
Arlington
R. L. Petty
Francis
Marines Fire On In Mexico Report Sends Shock Through Local Officials
Police Chief Jose Corea reported to President Adolfo Diaz that a U S marines convoy was fired upon early morning near Masaya Nicaragua about 20 miles from Managua. The windshield was shattered but no casualties occurred as marine officers and local officials searched for arms and investigated the shooting.
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Masaya
Nicaragua
Jose Corea
Adolfo Diaz
United States
Mataya
Managua
US to end anti smuggling pact with Mexico may lift embargo
Mexico City March 22 The United States will terminate the anti smuggling treaty with Mexico next Monday March 28 officials say this may lead to lifting the arms embargo and affect revolutionary activity against Calles government The move relieves Mexican authorities of duties to stop shipments and could pressure Calles as decrees limit imports and raise duties may follow U S action may enable rebels to obtain arms from the United States officials note the suspension is part of broader anti smuggling measures and has uncertain immediate effects on policy and commerce
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Associated Press
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Calles
Foreign Office
Hubert C. Herring
Earl
Rebe
United State
Amercan
Unite States
Trea
Meico
McCarthy Receives Conditional Pardon From Governor Moody
Austin March 22 Sixteen year man Jessie McCarthy of Harris County convicted of robbery by assault and sentenced to five years received a conditional pardon by Governor Dan Moody. Moody also granted clemency to Connie Pauline Rie of Hopkins County jailed for bigamy. J H Cyclone Davie of Sulph Springs and state officials supported mercy actions as Moody issued five clemency proclamations.
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Austin
Texas Penitentia
Jessie McCarthy
Harris County
Assaust
Govnor
Dan Moody McCarthy
Moody
Connie Pauline Rie
Hopkins County
J. H
Cyclone) Davie
Sulp Springs
State Com Missionary Committee
Printing Office to Be Placed in I O O F HC
A statement of a 5000 dollar printing plant at Corsicana for the I O O F widows and orphans home and related Texas Fellows homes is under review by the Grand Lodge at a session in Waco. Recommendations were submitted for action at tonight’s meeting as plans for home improvements advance. Old Bill the cockatoo at the London hotel has learned to Charleston to his owner's whistle.
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Associated
Waco
Texas
Corsicana
Fellows
Ennis
Tuc
Grand Lodge of Odd Laws
Old Bill
Cockatoo
London
Charleston
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Marehoo
Lesseritie
American Associstien
Meyer
Erate Koob
Fitcher
Mary
Chapei
Capleding Thelle
Jeosfield
Thrive Aritichers
Gert
Barten
A Nationale
Caspei
Shanghai Serth
United States Marines
Seulement
Praik
Exglian
BT. Petersburg
Fila
Mana
Charley Robertsen
Baston Reves
Shertatap English
Chicago Cube
Toledo
American Associates
Grestray
Rata
Wiagara Falls
Wilson Compton
Merwe
New York
Lane
OFL
Senor P. Gilliam Brothers
Sanches Navarro
Tta
Navarro
George D. Terrell
Mygelf
Finth Avenue
Dove
Wilde
Parigs
Mngelf
Pegasus
U.S
MCC
Greenwich
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