Capone kin sentenced for tax fraud in Chicago
Ralph Capone brother of Al Capone is jailed for three years in Leavenworth and fined 10,000 dollars for income tax fraud. Two misdemeanor charges add a year in Cook County jail plus another 10,000 dollar fine. Judge orders sentences consecutive. Capone marks first family conviction in Cook County in gang era. In Texas, river flooding hampers body search for T. Lee and Lake Nosworthy fills to capacity as floods claim nine lives nationwide.
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Ralph Capone
Scarface
Leavenworth
Cook County
Ralph
Capone
San Angelo
North Concho River
Luling
Lake Nosworthy
West Texas Utilities Co
Texas
Big District Court In Session Amid Courthouse Repairs
Court忙 as repairs progress at the Fannin County courthouse with district court in regular session at the Russell building. Grand jury delayed by illness of County Attorney Rogers but organized today. cases include P. P. Allen and A B Carpenter et al for dot and foreclosure.
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District Court
Russell
Fannin County
Grand Jury
Rogers
Tony
P. P. Allen
Carpenter
Dot
R. R.morgan
Eetor
Bonham
Wedding of Ernest Tash and Mrs Alte Itiz
Ernest Tash and Mrs Alte Itiz were united Sunday morning at the home of the bridegroom's sister in this city. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Mays. The couple planned to travel to Lubbock where Mr Tash is a city salesman for a wholesale grocery firm. The bride, a former clerk, is described as a fine young woman with many friends. Best wishes from family and friends accompany the couple. The Hague note reports the world population now exceeds 2,000,000,000 with a rise of 100,000,000 in 20 years and surveys from 25 nations show low mood.
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Alte Itiz
Charlie
Lubbock
Tash
Lubby
Windors
Carcas Bonham
Hague
Internationa Statistics Institute
Ship of the Air Pleasing Sight to Mortals Below
An airplane from Dallas piloted by Rex Hicks with Ewell Garner in charge visited Bonham over the weekend. Garner’s father, A. M. Garner, 81, flew as a passenger while the craft drew interest for its speed and novelty among locals.
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Dallas
Ewel' B. Garner
A. F. Bolding
Rex Hicks
Bonham
Ewell Garney
A. M. Garner
Garner
Indian Women Break Purdaah in Gandhi Campaign Push
In Calcutta and other centers Indian women shed purdah to aid the Gandhi disobedience effort. Women urged husbands to act, with calls to step out, work for independence, and join the national movement.
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Alcutta
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Sunaa
Gandhi
Ortheran
Nandhi Vhaltern
Doctors Say Let the Babies Cry
Fragmentary newspaper note discusses parental and medical viewpoints, with garbled names and phrases. It references babies crying, parental roles, and a possible Arkansas publication angle, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Weather Summary for May 9 With Rainfall Report
Today May 9 the low is 68 and rainfall about 0.38 inches. 1980 rainfall recorded at 2 inches. West Texas mostly fair tonight and Monday with possible thunder showers near noon. Northern areas show generally fair conditions into tonight and Tuesday.
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Texas
Two Were Killed By Lightning In Dawson County Farm Home
Two women died and five people were injured when lightning struck the Dawson County farm home of Mr and Mrs Morris Durham six miles south of Odessa Nell during a storm Saturday night The deceased are Mrs Morris Durham and Mrs Cora Whitaker The injured include Baty Whitaker and the infant daughter of Mrs Durham Neighbors at the scene received minor injuries The fatalities were followed by funeral services at O Donnell Cemetery and other home burials.
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Texas
Morris Durham
Dawson County
O’donnell
Cora Whitaker
Baty
Whitaker
Durham
Red Bess
Tom Best
Miz
FE. Vandivere
Durhams
Plane crashes into auto. three killed at Robey speedway
A plane struck a crawling car at Robey Automobile Speedway on Sunday, killing three aboard the aircraft and injuring others. Names and details are partially obscured in the report, with scattered references to residents and local authorities.
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Ind
Robes Automobile Speedway
Ile
Ned
Peoor Boeckman
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Buli Eye Record Ald Weight Rubio Silver
Ald Rubio breaks weight record in silver event at Hoover yth meet. Hooper and Kh ing place with strong performances in late season at El Wa.
Negro Freed by Governor Moody in 1909 Murder Case
Dock Jackson, forgotten since his life sentence at 17 for a murder in Houston county in 1909, is released under Governor Moody's general pardon. The proclamation notes no protest against the release and the pardon board could not locate the prosecuting officials. In Fort Worth, Texas, county auditors from across the state met to discuss two new laws affecting county government set to take effect in 1981, including a uniform policy for the new state fee law and the fund depository law.
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Austin
Dock Jackson
Moody
Jackson
Houston County
Fort Worth
Aditors
Texas
J. TE. Yates
Kaufman
Chicago police chiefs resign under fire after seven days
Police Commissioner William F Russell and Detective Chief John Stege resign amid public outrage over gang murder of Alfred Lingle. Russell moves to civil service as captain, Stege demotes to captain of Irving Park district while Deputy Alcock becomes acting commissioner and a temporary detective chief takes over. The seven day crisis follows the Lingle assassination and signals reform in Chicago law enforcement.
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William F Russell
De.te Ir
John Stege
Alfred Linele
Chicago Tribune
Russell
Steve
Civil Service Department
Steger
Irvings Park
John Alcock
Seting
Tariff Bill Sent to White House for President Hoover
The Hawley Smoot tariff bill was sent from the Capitol to the White House with indications that President Hoover may sign today. Vice President Curtis signed the bill in the Senate and sent it to Hoover at noon. Speaker Longworth signed the bill yesterday.
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Washington
White House
Capitol
Hoover
Curtis
Senate
Longworth
House
Ancient coin found in skipper's chest
Portland Maine news: Ralph A Leavitt found a 2000 year old coin in a chest once owned by his grandfather Captain William Leavitt a seafaring skipper The piece shows a Roman banquet table motif with Latin words Vir and Bacchi discernible from a sea voyage hoard
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Portland
Ralph A. Leavitt
William Leavitt
Mariner
Boy Thrown Into Tree When Truck Is Turned Over
Arnold Greer a 20 year old helper at a Midlothian filling station was seriously injured Sunday when his motor truck left the highway northwest of Waxahachie and plunged into a tree. He was extricated with difficulty and taken to a hospital in Waxahachie, suffering a severe scalp wound multiple bruises and possible internal injuries. He remained unconscious into the night.
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Texa
Arnold Greer
Midlothian
Waxenachie
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