Fortuna Held Kill Suspect In Hidalgo County
Samuel Fortuna, sought since Sunday in the Deputy Sheriff George Bennett slaying, was arrested last night 35 miles west of Reynosa and held in Hidalgo County jail. Mexican army officers and US authorities helped capture him as he camped in brush. Authorities expect Hull to seek extradition of Fortuna, an American citizen, as Pittman and police teams investigated a burglary series.
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McAllen
U.P
Samuel Fortuna
George Bennett
Hidalgo County
Reynosa
Mexico
Fortuna
United States
Porse
Tiburcio Garza Samora
Rafael Prado
Ramon de la Garza
Camargo
Bob Daniel
Dick Gillam
George Ingram
Cordell Hull
Bennett
Cumberland Church Opens 19 Day Revival with McLeskey
Rev. James M. McLeskey, Birmingham Alabama pastor and Cumberland Presbyterian official, opened a ten day revival at the Cumberland Church located at Thirty-fourth Avenue and Jackson Street. Evening services start at 8:30 with McLeskey promoting a new four point evangelistic program and Soul Winning sermon.
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New Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Thirty-fourth Avenue
Jackson Street
James M. McLeskey
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Ala
W. H. Cheatham
McLeskey
Board O Missions
Cheatham
Alabama
Declaration of Independence crisis drives Americanism rally
A broad call labels crime and communism as threats to the republic, urging a united Americanism stance. Notable signers include Theodore Roosevelt Jr, Gene Tunney, Al Smith, Admiral Byrd, Arthur Capper, Charles Curtis, and William Green as crime and racketeering fears rise alongside warnings of German sub and aviation threats. A Chicago murder is noted in a separate item.
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Scarlet Army
United States
America
Republic
Great Brotherhood of Americanism
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Gene Tunner
al Smith
A. P. Gianini
California
Admiral Byrd
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Charles Curtis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Representatives favor mothers nursing in the House gallery
Rep Blanton announces a House resolution to confirm that mothers may nurse babies in the gallery. Doorkeeper Sinnott supports the claim that mothers were welcome and never interfered with, citing a prior incident. The column also notes various light political and social items from the era.
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Blanton
Washington
Texas
Texas Democrat
House
J. J. Sinnott
Sinnott
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