Oklahoma man held in death of chauffeur
Colorado Springs authorities prepared to file first degree murder charges against S. E. Wagner of Cushing Oklahoma after a coroner's jury found that Christian Christiansen, a chauffeur, died from blows by Wagner. Witnesses said the confrontation began after a woman in Wagner's party was insulted in a restaurant.
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United Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Christian Christiansen
S. E. Wagner
Cushing
Oklahoma
Wagner
Christiansen
Alleged Slayer Is Sought in Mexico
Austin officials seek Eugenio Bianqueni in Mexico for the 1924 slaying of Officer J T Holloway. The governor issued a requisition to Mexico's national secretary for extradition. Bianqueni, an American citizen formerly of San Antonio, is said to be in Piedra Negras Coahuila.
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Austin
Mexico
Eugenio Bianqueni
J. T. Holloway
Eagle Pass
San Antonio
Moody
National Secretary Office of State
Bianqueni
Piedra Negras
Coahuila
Moody and wife made honorary Blue Cross members
Governor Dan Moody and his wife were made honorary members of the Mexican Blue Cross by A. P. Carillo the Mexican consul general in San Antonio. Carillo presented certificates marking the honor.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Blue Cross
Red Cross
A. P. Carillo
San Antonio
Carillo
Burgess Freed After Mail Fraud Case Ends
Ward M. Burgess former Omaha millionaire cleared of charges of using the mails to defraud and ordered released with co defendants Morey V Porter and Frank Ahlforth. They were tied to Burgess Nash and Smith stock sales in 1924 with advertising claims about company finances. Burgess planned to leave Omaha for New York to seek a job.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Ward M. Burgess
New York
Burgess
Morey V. Porter
Frank Ahlforth
J. W. Woodrough
Federal District Court
Burgess- Nash and Smith
Mexican Merchant Killed on Yaqui Highway
Leonard Sanchez a Suaqui Sonora merchant was killed by Yaqui Indians on the Suaqui Tonachi highway while reportedly taking provisions to his store. The caravan was looted in the attack reported by the Associated Press and published from Nogales Arizona.
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Nogales
Ariz
Leonard Sanchez
Suaqui
Sonora
Mexico
The
Herald
Suaqui-Tonachi
Sanchez
Teapot Dome Echoes in Colorado Court Suit
Denver litigation ties writer John C. Schaffer to Teapot Dome era deals. Henry A. Lindsley files for 18500 citing an 1920 contract with Pioneer Oil and Refining to share one eighth of all oil lease proceeds from Wyoming lands later transferred to Mammoth Oil, with further supplementary agreements.
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Denver
Teapot Dome
John C. Schaffer
Henry A. Lindsey
Schaffer
Pioneer Oil and Refining Company
Lindsley
Oil Company
Pioneer Company
Wyoming
Mammoth Oil Company
Shhaffer
Dallas Man Killed On Way To Church
J. W. Mitchell, 50, of Lisbon, was struck by a vehicle on the Lancaster pike near Dallas while en route to church services. His wife, Mrs. Mitchell, was injured as the motorist did not stop. Mitchell suffered a fractured skull and multiple lacerations.
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Associated Press
Dallas
J. W. Mitchell
Lisbon
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