Clothing examination in slain woman's case reveals travels
Police seek to identify garments of the dead woman as investigators piece together the crime. The body found near a highway with a bullet wound, and the suspect Baitee is held on related charges after admits contact with the deceased but denies intent.
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Raneeti
St. Cleir
Polio
Phoanis
Avia
Rettect
Wade
Baitee
Mice Mauger
Polledsiptia
Hue Bert Fed
Pear
Chicago Tackles Racketeers to End City Gang War
Article recalls an era when Commissioner Ressl and Deputy Commissioner Bregs targeted racketeers in Chicago. Gangsters terrorized merchants for eighteen months, driving business away. Reform moved to dissolve gangster ties with police and restore order under Mayor Thompson who reinstated Captain Stege to curb racketeering.
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Resssli
Bregs
Chicago
Thompson
Forddministrator
Stege
Steen
Obicego
Nun Given Twenty Years in Prison in Abuse Case
The Mother Superior Maria Concepcion Acelorede de la Lisis faces a twenty year sentence as the prosecutor seeks the penalty. Testimony from abroad suggests a grave crime by the abused nun, with concerns about mental life and possible involvement of Toral in the murder. Police on the northwest side surveil a roadhouse after locating thirty five parked cars to reveal the proprietor alone.
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Maria Concepcion Acelorede de la Lisis
Toral
Hughes Predicted Named to Permanent Court Seat
Geneva Aug 6 The Associated Press reports that Charles Evans Hughes is predicted to be elected to the permanent court of international justice at the Sept. assembly. Hughes has nominations from 26 countries ahead of votes with Dr Walter Simons also proposed by nine nations.
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Geneva
League of No- Mens
Charles Evans Hughes
Permanent Court of Informations
John Bassett Moore
Hughes
Walter Simons
Supreme Court of Germany
Auteratia
Acetria
Brasil
Great Britain
China
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Prence
Meeette Bungery
Japan
Netherlands
Pers
Portugal
Jugoslavia
Siam
Boern
Sweden
Switzerland
United Mates
Uuruguey
Former Lover Fires Bullets In Memphis Routinely
In Memphis Tennessee on August 4 the victim Lake Simmons 42 died after two bullets struck her on her front porch from J G Sprinkler 62 her former lover. Police arrested Sprinkler immediately and said the shooting followed an argument over money owed.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. G. Sprinkler
Lake Simmons
Sprinkler
Tack Day Rumors and Amarillo Gossip Spreading
A long humor filled reminiscence and local notes recount various wishes for a Tack Day and a broad array of Amarillo happenings. The column references public figures, reader letters, hunting tales, restaurant anecdotes, and social events at the Thompson roof garden with praise for a crown roast supper and community chatter about sports and politics.
Park Evening Reflections at Amarillo Hotel
A narrator recalls a social gathering with Karl Scott and May at the Thompsons' bungalow and a rooftop garden. The night features informal chat, modest desserts misidentified as cake, and vivid notes on hotel dining at 60 cent lunches. The writer compliments the Amarillo Hotel and references Chef Swindle, Baker Martinis, and Walter Scott.
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Candy
Karl Scott
Quay
May
Ernest
Amarillo
Swindle
Baker Martinis
Walter Scott
Police expect priest in death plot in Mexico City
Mexico City August 6 police seek Father Jiminez and others linked to the Obregon assassination case. Carlos Castro surrendered as a key link, with authorities saying he aided in weapon making. Suspects Dimvines Trejo and Jimines remain at large, rumor says Trejo may have fled to the United States. Toral faces trial for Obregon’s death, likely August 14.
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Mexico City
Jiminez
Jone Te Leon Tere
Alvaro Abregon
Pollens
Carlos Castro
Dimvines
Manuel Trejo
Torsi
Obregon
Castro
Mt. Toral
Baperias
Treja
Chanher of Deputies
Jimines
Trejo
Rob Roy's White House pets may shift with election
Dodgers of the White House set include Tut the German police dog for Hoover and Jeff the Great Dane for Smith. Jeff leads six Albany dogs while Tut guards Hoover. Smith's zoo at Albany grows with monkeys deer fawns and a burro, potentially rivaling Coolidge’s pet menagerie.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Rob Rey
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Tut
Alfred E. Smith
Jeff
New York
Albany
Mr. Smith
Mr. Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Joey
Mrs. Smith
Patsy
Empy
Java
Hetty
Buff
Bunk
Pal
Pinky
Ohio
Houston
Bill
Pete
Washington Noo
Rol Hoy
Innet
Detroit taxi war turns violent with kidnap plot
In Detroit a United Cab Co driver was beaten and kidnapped by alleged rivals amid a brutal cab rate war that has sparked hundreds of arrests. Police report many cabs damaged and passengers attacked as drivers clash across companies including United and Checker.
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Detroit
United Cab Co
Erie le Sald
United Company
Checker Company
United
Checker Co
Paswenger
Edward Orr
James Rable
Orr Exid Be
George Nickel
Rable
Arthur Adair
Checker
Edward N. Barnard
United Cab Companion
World racer trims Tokyo trip costs in global event
Ryabichi Matenba saved expenses on the Tokyo to world race compared with Toichiro Araki who spent more using air travel. Araki completed the journey in 33 days while Matenba’s cost was noted as 61,440 to 1,908 dollars and a 4 percent difference cited.
Incense for Heroes in Havana Tribute Days
Public works crews install sandalwood waves at monuments to honor Cuban heroes on patriotic commemorative days. Fragrant incense replaces flowers at gravesides as part of the tribute observances.
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Havana
Day to Shine Chicago Seeks Fresh Friday the Thirteenth
Zeilezinski eyes another Friday the thirteenth after a memorable hole in one at Glen Eagles. He achieved a 218 yard Krasele on the thirteenth hole during the last event.
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Volkes
Veromart
Mr. Tack
Tack
Bose
Tom Connelly
Connelly
Ball Park
Chicago
Dack Zeilezinski
Krasele
Glen Eagles
Bridge for Havana Harbor Proposal Stirs Local Interest
A pontoon bridge for Havana harbor receives governor approval for a 950000 structure. The note mentions admiration for sweet peas from Mrs J N Brewer of 901 N EB Fourth Avenue and hints at future reciprocation amid placeholders and garbled phrasing.
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Havana Harbor
Avana Harbor
Mre. J. N. Brewer
N. EB
Fourth Avenue
Four killed at crossing near Chicago
At Sawyer Illinois an unguarded grade crossing on the Chicago and Western Wilmette railroad killed four people, including El Pocuca and his wife Ida Pocuca, along with Mrs. Kate Novak and Mrs. Eli Erga. Mrs Blanche Spurlock, ill at home in Maryland, was not harmed.
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Chicago
Chicago and Astern Wilnets
Sawyer
Illlnois
el Pocuca
Pocuca
Ida Pocuca
Kate Novak
Eli Erga
Blanche Spurlock
Maryland
Barrel Steve Jones Riding Onward Toward White House
Fourteen year old Gallup boy Boyd Jones rides his pony Molly from Des Moines toward President Coolidge’s summer White House at Superior Wisconsin to invite him to Inter-Tribal Indian ceremonies in Gallup on August 29 to 31. He left Tulsa and travels about 33 miles daily, reaching Des Moines three weeks out with 400 miles to go before the August 20 camp break.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Molly
President Coolidge
Superior
Wisconsin
Boyd
Barre
Stave” Jones
Gallup
New Mexico
Des Moines
Iowa
Coolidge
Washington
Jones
Amarillo
Gail
National
King
Kainda Hankerin
Amarillo High School
J. M. Jones
Maryland
J. T. Melver
Tennessee Street
Young Jones
Fire damages $90,000 in Dallas meat firm blaze
Two Dallas firemen were slightly injured as a major fire struck the Jacob B. Decker and Sons Sales Company meat firm late last night. Damages were estimated at $90,000 as firefighters battled the blaze. KR. E. Oliphant suffered a smashed hand and R. Liderster was burned on the hand by falling glass.
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Dallas
Tes
Aug
GeeTwo
Jacob B. Decker and Sons Sales Company
KR. E. Oliphant
R. Liderster
Aviator Killed in Shreveport Plane Crash
A 27 year old aviator, Al Schender, was killed instantly when his spraying plane crashed at low altitude over a cotton field in Shreveport Louisiana. The accident occurred today and is being investigated by local authorities. The victim operated a aircraft for chemical application.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
al Schender
Summer Thanks To God For Nature’s Bounty
A reflective poem expressing gratitude for summer abundance and natural blessings. It thanks God for streams and fish, grass, trees, shade, birds, water, and fragrant surroundings, dated 1928 and attributed to Edgar A. Guest.
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Annie
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Markets note cattle hogs and sheep prices with receipts at Kansas City and Chicago. Cattle and calves show mixed demand while hogs remain active and strong, with top values for heavy weights and steady feeding classes. Cotton futures drift lower amid crop yield estimates and weather factors.
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Kansas City
Ane Yi
Department of Tae
Colorado
United States Department of A
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Department of Agriculture
Vance
Market trends and currency shifts flag unsettled early week
The report notes mixed foreign exchanges with Britain near 4.561-16 and Paris at 3.011-14 while U.S. tracks show early weakness and liquidation. It mentions commodity activity, crop market 견 and a hurricane event having little immediate impact, amid broader press summaries from New York and Chicago markets.
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Associated Ve
New Orleans
Porrign
Assesiateg Press
New York
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Tokyo
Montreal
Toombs Given Week to Produce Securities
Eight insurance commissioners from different states demand Roy C. Toombs and other International Life officers produce 3.5 million dollars in securities within one week or face criminal action. They report the company in very near condition and say they found no securities and that Toombs refused access to his books in Chicago.
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ST. Louis
Aug. G
Roy C. Toombs
International Life Insurance Company
Toombs
Chicago
C Company
International Life
Charles R Detrick
California
Joy Ride At Amarillo Tri-State Fair Draws Big Crowd
Hundreds enjoy the new Joy Ride at Amarillo Fair Park as the Tri-State Fair association earns a share of receipts. Despite threatening weather, attendance yesterday was very strong and daily earnings totaled 118 dollars in receipts.
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Fair Park
Amarillo
Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds
Tri-State Fair Association
Fair Association
Chicago and Companies Stock Figures and Rates
A list of corporate names with percentage figures and notes implying stock performance or yields. Read as a market snippet showing firms like Colorado Fuel and others, with mixed percentage values and partial company identifiers.
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Philadelphia
Eee Aret
Peter
Panhendle
Canadian River
Amarilla
Amarillo Brenes
Sled Allen
Broncs
Sled
Ceriter
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Walter Fry
Walter
al Smith
Plains
Fry
Vegas
Mia
Dex
Thin Plains
Thompson Roof Garden
May Thompson
J. D. Bwindle
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J. R. Martines
V. Vernon
Amarillo Park
Father Jimminez
Mexico
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York
Barrel Steve Jones
Enol
Sil
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Cleady
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Noyes
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Er Basaers
Butts
New York. Ave
Warner Bros. Pictures
James 8
Bennett & E
American Tele
American Woolen
Purntahed & Co
Life Insurance
Rackfi & PP
Chase Bas
Central Independent Oil
Bkelly OU
Southern Pacific
UT Southern Railway
Ebeess
Ste Warner
Texas Gulf
Texas Corporation
Texas & Pacific
Union Paris
U. & Rubber
United States
Victorine Reese
Pms
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Knabe
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