Grand Jury Questions McLean Death After Inquest
Dallas May 24 The grand jury and officers reopen questions on the death of William B McLean 20 aided by a bullet from his heart. Coroner and inquest verdict of suicide challenged as Willis Holder McLean’s roommate recalls talk of a perfect suicide. The 25 calibre pistol found near him prompted a second inquest and bullet removal.
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Willis A. Holder
Rival Wives and a Blackmail Plot at Country Club
Nan reveals Grace Cox is accused of blackmailing wealthy Country Club members including Mrs. Fleming. Letters in a strange handwriting threaten Grace Cox with prison while Mrs. Fleming allegedly bribed Annie Crayfosh to flee the state, steering testimony away. Annie is urged to confess to avoid Grace’s punishment. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Negro youth admits guilt before death in Texas chair
Silas Jarman, 17, a Black youth, confessed he hit and killed during an October 8 attack on Mrs. R. A. Hassenpflug in Cook County. He walked to the electric chair at Huntsville penitentary after telling guards he did not intend to do the crime.
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Thedford's Black-Draught Ad Highlights Constipation Relief
A Virginia reader from Elliston describes blinding headaches, nervousness, and indigestion linked to constipation. She credits Thedford's Black-Draught with preventing painful spells and keeps a box at home for herself and children, urging purchase of the genuine yellow-packaged remedy.
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He Won His Bride by Shooting Her
Dan Cupid’s vengeance ended in a pistol wedding. Tom Weekly, 23, shot Miss Winifred Ramsey after she danced with another man. The judge fined him 100 dollars but suspended the fine on condition he spend the money on household furniture for his bride. The couple wed and defended the deed as worth it.
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Lucas Named Revenue Head By President
Robert H. Lucas of Louisville Kentucky has been appointed commissioner of internal revenue by President Hoover. The nomination is expected to go to the senate today.
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Lithuanian Student Executed for Plot Against Premier
A Lithuanian student named Vasylius, sentenced yesterday to death for the attempted assassination of Premier Valdemaras, was executed by firing squad at sunrise today after he confessed his guilt following the sentence.
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Morex Gland Based Tonic Marketed to Consumers
Modern scientists at a large gland laboratory introduce Morex a tonic in highly concentrated tablets containing gland extracts from healthy young animals The formula claims double potency of vegetable tonics and gland extracts and has been used for six years with thousands of users Druggists nationwide recommend a ten day test urging two tablets three times daily The notice provides contact for Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor St for more information
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America
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Taylor St
Premier escapes harm as gunfire targets theater crowd
A claim by a suspect names Gudelis as the plot's main instigator and implicates several friends as accomplices. The premier and Mme Valdemaras narrowly avoid injury when shots aimed at them hit four others in the party as they entered a theater.
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Fifty Mexican Rebels Die in Jalisco Battle
A Guadalajara dispatch reports fifty insurgents killed and fifty wounded in a battle at Mexicacan, Jalisco. About 1500 insurgents led by Enrique Gorosticta were defeated by Federal forces under General Saturnino Cedillo after two hours of fighting.
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Voters in Stonington Finesse Bond Issue Details
Voters in Stonington Connecticut gathered to discuss discharging a $50,000 bond issue. They discovered the bonds were redeemable in 30 years rather than 20, affecting repayment timelines and municipal planning.
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Relief from Gas Stomach Pains and Dizziness
Doctors say most sickness stems from digestive troubles and Tanlac is advertised as relief for years of digestive issues. A Little Rock man reports bloating, rheumatism relief, and renewed appetite after taking Tanlac. ad claims it aids gas, stomach pain, nausea, and sleeplessness with money back guarantee.
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Little Rock
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Tokyo Storm Kills Twelve in Fukushima Damage
Twelve persons are known to have perished as torrential rains swept Fukushima prefecture killing residents and causing extensive property and crop damage in Tokyo reported by the Associated Press from May 24.
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Tokyo
Japan
Fukushima
Proven Relief For Stomach Troubles
A remedy claims to aid ulcers stomach gas indigestion and chronic stomach disorders. It touts restoring digestion and normal health and recommends Peet Less Stomachs available at City Drug Stores with testimonials of relief.
Moody Refuses Civil Service Submission in Texas Session
Governor Moody will not submit civil service to the second called Texas legislature session. He will pursue other measures and proceed with his policy agenda as lawmakers convene in Austin.
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United Press
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Texas
Jaigns bill creates state auditor office and efficiency post
The first called session passed a bill to establish a state auditor efficiency office. Gov Moody praised it as superior to civil service, with reports on employee efficiency to department heads the legislature and the governor. The post pays 7500 annually and could save about 100000 yearly. The governor may appoint the post holder and plans to let other education and caption-deficient bills lapse for second session correction. New York reports Fannie Ward, 18, sued for 860000 by Mrs Santa Wilson over alleged insults in a beauty shop.
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Moody
Board of Education
New York
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