Police Tear Down Alibi Ties in Ruth Snyder Murder Plot
In New York, March 23, police dismantle the elaborate alibi Henry Judd Gray built with Ruth Snyder for the murder plot. Henry Gray and Ruth Snyder planned the killing, while associates Haddon Gray and Harry Platt were brought from Syracuse for questioning about helping cover up the crime.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
Haddon Gray
Harry Platt
Syracuse
Newcombe
District Attorney's Office
Prairie market roundup hits wide range of livestock and cotton
Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Chicago and St. Louis livestock reports show hogs steady to lower, cattle varying by class and region. Cotton futures in New Orleans and New York drift with modest gains and declines amid weekly growth data. grain and poultry notes reflect mixed trading in Wheat, Potatoes, Butter and Eggs as markets absorb moisture and demand signals.
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Chicago
Borah Learns Spanish to Grasp Latin American Deals
Washington dispatch notes Senator William F. Borah at 61 studied Spanish over six to eight months to aid his chairmanship of the foreign relations committee. He reads Latin American material, handles correspondence with Mexico and Central America, and weighs reports with care, avoiding interpreters and salary debates.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
William F. Borah
Senate
Congressional Library
Calles
Mexico
South
Central America
State Department
Salvador
Nicaragua
Anton Mohr
Lard Systems
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Latin America
United States
Elihu Root
Frank Kellogg
NEA Service, Inc
Court Rules on Liquor Search Move
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld a one year conviction for Jack Moore of Erath County for possessing liquor. Officers may search premises for liquor and obtain evidence without a warrant if tied to an arrest in the same incident. The court also upheld a fifteen year murder conviction for Louis Coultress of Bexar County in the Salina killing after a quarrel.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Moore
Erath County
Moore
Louis Coultress
Bexar County
Coultress
Manuel Salina
Harvard Fortune Surpassed by Private Wealth Edges
A dated contemplation notes Harvard College valued at 36.54 million dollars excluding real estate and equipment, spending eight million on education and earning about 5.5 percent from investments. The writer contrasts this with the wealth of private individuals capable of matching Harvard’s fortune each year, citing global descendants of historic figures and broad family lines across nations.
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Harvard College
Harvard
Cantonese General Rescues British in Mob Attack
In Shanghai a furious student mob shouted calls to kill foreign dogs as General Chou’s bodyguard intervened to save British officials from an imminent assault. The scene led to a tense moment as discussion continued on easing the general situation.
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Chou
Local Employment Moves and Market Tidbits
Evelyn Siedenstrang leaves Federal Clothing Store after six months to join White & Kirk's office. Everett and Frank Maercom return from Dallas amid talk of early distribution. Foreign exchanges rise with Spanish pesetas at 17.80, demand sterling near 4.55 dollars, and French francs just under 3.91.
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Federal Clothing
White & Kirk’s
Blood transfusion to prevent measles proposed by German doctor
Dr Rudolph Degkwitz, director at Griefswald, proposes infusing a few drops of parental blood into a child to prevent measles. He notes measles remains a threat while typhoid and other diseases wane, and advocates serum development for broader protection.
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Washington
Rudolph Degkwitz
Clinic For
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Germany
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United States Public Health Service
Europe
Tech Band to Play for First Texans Game
The Texas Tech band from Lubbock, sixty five members, will perform at the opening of the Class A baseball season in Rille on April 14. City officials, including Harve Avery of the City Manager's office, expect other bands to join if plans finalize. The mayor reportedly may declare a holiday for the event, with the city administration backing the team fully.
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Harve Avery
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Texas Tech
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H. LeMain
Tech
Mr. Avery
Pershing Sails for Monument Conference
Gen John J Pershing sailed from New York aboard the George Washington for Europe to participate in activities with the battle monuments commission of which he is chairman.
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New York
John J. Pershing
Europe
George Washington
Battle Monuments Commission
Interest in Effect of Treaty on Arms Embargo Lift
Unofficial circles debate how ending the U S Mexico smuggling pact might influence a possible lift of the arms embargo on Central America. State Department says no consideration of lifting the embargo. Senators Norris and Borah call termination a potential invitation to revolution and unfriendly to Mexico.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Mexico
Central
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State Department
Coolidge
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Mexico City
Calles
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico Says It Cooperated in Rum Treaty Abrogation
Mexico City reports that the United States notified its embassy of the anti smuggling treaty's denunciation and that Mexico provided hearty cooperation during its effect. The foreign office notes the initiative and denunciation were U S led, and the pact ends from the twenty eighth of the current month. Johannesburg saw more than 6000 buildings erected in the past year.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mar
United States
Mexico
Foreign Office
Johannesburg
South Africa
Letter Debate Adds Zest in Sapiro Trial
In Detroit on March 23 Aaron Sapiro read in his libel suit against Henry Ford. The jury absent, the session focused on counsel arguments. A contested letter from A C Cherry to W J Cameron was barred as too broad, though authorities on admissibility were allowed for later citation.
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Detroit
Mich
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
A. C. Cherry
Yakima
Washington
Northwest Hay Association
W. J. Cameron
Dearborn Independent
Pred M. Raymond
Sapiro
Redwine testimony details arrest and business ruin in Amarillo case
The witnesses recount Redwine and his wife facing arrest in November with press reports claiming silk clothing taken from their room. Redwine describes months of humiliation, a nervous breakdown, and a single drink blamed for his troubles while admitting he could not sell clothing afterward.
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Victor Artist Tops Club Lido Program Tonight
Rex Mayne former Victor record artist will headline Amarillo Club Lido show with a balloon dance as a feature. Dancing begins at 9 30 o clock with G F Hoffman manager noting the event.
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Rex Mayne
Victor
Lido
G. F. Hoffman
Amarillo
Yale backs Duce Mussolini as world figure
Yale University voters from the senior class endorse Benito Mussolini as the world's most outstanding figure in a March 23 selection reported from New Haven. The AP notes the surprising praise amid evolving international headlines.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Yale
Mussolini
Red Tape Tangles Love Across Oceans in Kansas Romance
In Junction City Kansas Nicolaas P Vala veris, a Greek immigrant with a bustling hat and cleaning shop, longs for Maria Hasoulas in Greece. Red tape and missteps in entry permits spark a bid for a Cuba wedding and a risky reentry plan fueled by hope and community support.
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Junction City
Kan
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Maria
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America
Café Owner Jailed After Fatal Shot Near Brownwood
Brownwood March 23 Major Robert Phillips aged 50 was shot and killed late Tuesday night at Cross Cut in the oil field town north of Brownwood. Cafe owner L. J. Hoover was arrested and jailed in Brown County after a quarrel over a menu sign on the sidewalk in front of Hoover's cafe. A shotgun was used in the shooting.
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Hrownwood
Robert Phillips
Cross Cub
Brownwood
L. J. Hoover
Brown County
Phillips
Amarillo Teachers Seek University Center Status
Miss Elizabeth Nixson, principal of the junior high, called Dr. D. Roach to learn how to buy a lot and express strong eagerness to help establish Amarillo as a school center by supporting a University of Amarillo.
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University of Amarillo
Elizabeth Nixson
Dr. D. Roach
Physician Granted Bail in Murder Case
A Wichita Falls physician, J. T. Vick, was granted bail of 2500 by the court of criminal appeals today on charges of murder connected with the death of Rosa Touchstone, 15, after an operation. The case centers on alleged medical negligence during a surgical procedure.
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Austin
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Wichita Falls
Court of Criminal Appeals
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Touchstone
Vick
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Government to appeal Cook probation ruling in arctic case
Federal probation law under scrutiny as district judge James C. Wilson grants Frederick A. Cook, famed arctic explorer, probation relief from Leavenworth prison. The government argues court overreach and lack of jurisdiction while awaiting Justice Department guidance. The case likely heads to the Supreme Court after the appeal.
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Fort Worth
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Fed
James C. Wilson
Frederick A. Cook
Leavenno
Kansas
Henry Zweifel A
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United States
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600 Original Etchings on Display Here
Under Joseph Lawrence of Lawrence Art galleries Dallas more than 600 color French etchings are on exhibit at Hunsley s Inc 604 Polk street this week The works include scenery and figures from noted artists with prints from limited editions The Rosaire Quay Bruges Belgium by Chabridon Moonlight Over the Harbor by Duboisrouvray and Road in the Park of Versailles by Chabridon showcase varied moods Mr Lawrence will be in store through Thursday to discuss the collection with visitors.
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Jewish Temple Meeting Moves to Church Annex Tonight
The Jewish congregation of Temple Israel will hold its meeting at the Episcopal church annex instead of the Regent store. Both men and women are invited, despite earlier notices indicating a men’s meeting.
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Temple Israel
Episcopal Church Annex
Regent Store
Gasoline Price Cut Spreads Across Denver
The Associated Press reports a new gasoline price cut went into effect in Denver following a lead from the Interstate Oil company. The drop includes a two cent reduction and reflects a state tax change, impacting filling stations citywide.
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Denver
Colo
Intal Oil Company
Heavy Loss Reported in Alabama Flooding Areas
Associated Press reports extensive flood damage in Alabama with property losses around 500000 dollars. Highways were washed out and livestock perished across several counties including Sumpter and Treene. authorities assess impact spread over roughly 75 days of rain.
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