Bruner Cleared of Charges in Truscott Bank Robbery Case
Glenn L Bruner an attorney oil operator once prominent in Kansas City was cleared after Knox county Texas grand jury returned no bill and the district attorney dismissed the charge. Oliver W Lee acting county judge dismissed the case for lack of evidence Bruner denied involvement and testified before the grand jury once an associate of Senator Reed and a notable figure in Missouri Ku Klux Klan circles.
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Glenn L. Bruner
Kansas City
Truscott
Knox County
Texas
Knox County Grand Jury
Bruner
Oliver W. Lee
Senator Reed
Missouri
Osborn Favored as 1928 Michigan Senate Candidate
Former Governor Chase Osborn, after a Northern Michigan tour, is urged by friends to run for the U S Senate in 1928. He enters the race with confidence, health, and a reputation for sharp campaigning, likely facing Arthur Vandenburg and others in a three or four cornered primary.
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International News Service
Lansing
Mich
Chase
Osborn
United States
Michigan
Arthur Vandenburg
Grand Rapids Herald
Vandenburg
Houghton Plans Golf and Fishing Trip to Scotland
Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton and Mrs. Houghton will vacation at Lennoxlove estate in East Lothian Scotland. The trip includes golf and fishing. Also notice: Newton Hardware Co. of Roxana to sell stock and inventory on August 25 1927 with bids invited and viewing at Sigmon Furniture Co. Amarillo and Oklahoma City.
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International News Service
London
Lennoxlove
East Lothian
Scotland
Alanson B. Houghton
United States
Court of Stes
Newton Hardware Co
Roxana
Sigmon Furniture Co
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Co. T. Sigmon
England's Two Royal Elizabeths a Charming Child Idol
Prince Edward's daughter Elizabeth wins hearts in London as crowds recall her Windsor and Buckingham Palace days. The tiny royal, beloved by the empire, attracted dignitaries and onlookers during public appearances and holiday tours.
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Buckingham Palace
Queen Mary
Hyde Park Corner
Park
Windsor
Elizabeth’s-Hidden Heir Sparks Loyal Crowds in Britain
Loyal crowds gathered despite weather hoping for a glimpse of the third lady of the land as speculation grows she could become Queen. Observers note her father is next in line after the Prince of Wales, while the fragile Elizabeth remains a focal point of rumor and royal anticipation.
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England
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth
Many visit Wilson Dam in government open days
United Press reports in Florence Alabama that by August 18 about 18 500 visitors have toured Wilson Dam and its power plants since January 1. The guide notes the peak day was June 5 with 1 211 visitors from 38 states and one foreign country, and each visitor must register before view ing the dam.
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United Press
Florence
Ala
Wilson Dam
Government releases responsibility for touring accident risk
The note states the government disclaims responsibility for any accident that might occur during the tour of the plant. It clarifies liability terms and sets expectations for visitors and staff regarding safety and accountability.
Crossword prize dispute ends with Hickson receiving $75
In Wellington New Zealand a benefit event included a crossword contest won by Andrew St George Hickson whose solution was judged best but not perfect. He sued for the first prize of 75 pounds after judges insisted their decision was final. The judge ruled the rules did not require perfection and that finality depended on the rules, awarding Hickson the 75 pounds. Amusement taxes in Denmark total about 2,500,000 a year.
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Wellington
N. Z
Auxiliary Queen
Andrew St. George Hickson
Hickson
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Denmark
Amarillo Paint Industry
Western Hotel Supply Co
Crescent
Western Hotel
James T. Cooper
Mgr
Majestic Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Goodyear
Goodyears
Borger
Main St
Tyler
Seventh Street
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