Spanish noble is Fort Worth's noted prisoner
Fort Worth May 17 Emilio de Pombo known as the Marquis sits in a Terrant county jail awaiting deportation after forgery convictions. He claims noble lineage and cites education in Paris Madrid and Oxford while drafting poetry and a novel. Immigration and police records tie him to entering from Mexico and forged documents as his crimes. He complains of misfortune yet speaks of a possible future work auction in Burene Texas.
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Emilio de Pombo
Terrant County
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Spain
de Pombo
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Mexico
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Oxford
Menton
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Tarrant
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Barcelona
Poisoner Bernice Alimays Faces Trial in Husband’s Death
Not guilty was the verdict reportedly requested as Bernice Alimays, 24, of Chicago, stood trial on charges she plotted to poison her husband Deanluty. Proceedings referenced a sensational Greek medicine plot amid the case.
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Chicago
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Deanluty
Solemnity as Saint Therese is Named by Vatican
A grand Catholic ceremony in Rome marked the canonization process with Cardinal figures from around the world in attendance. notable attendees included Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia and Cardinal Bourne, while Pope's family watched from a waxed podium. Therese was born Louis Martin's daughter, joined Carmelites at sixteen, and died at twenty four.
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Carolina Dougherty
Marmet Road Dispute Over Public Rights and Kanawha County
Fragmentary report discusses Marmet Road rights in Kanawha County. It cites constitutional and statutory provisions asserting county court authority over public highways and eminent domain, with references to Mabaten v Town of West Union and debates on public sovereignty versus private possession. A Madrid Spain note and a San Francisco bridge project appear as separate items.
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Tage
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Kenawha
Ienawha
Ohio
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Weta
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Madrid
Atete
Spain
San Francisco
Motorist warned against paying for bone in beefsteak car costs
An excerpt argues that autos include a hidden "bone in the beefsteak" as part of prices. It explains how parts makers and middlemen add overhead, then the assembler profits, driving up costs. Studebaker is cited as producing more car parts in house to cut prices and ensure quality, suggesting buyers pay for nonessential middleman profits.
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Perder
Shane
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Sturleheer
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Ford Mater Company
Studebaker Cor
Ontainy
South Bend Company
Supgese
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Dillag
Buried Church Found in Naples
Archaeologists in Naples uncover a subterranean church from the 14th century beneath the Church of the ir Hin. Excavations reveal perfectly preserved frescoes along the walls depicting figures and inscriptions. The site, still under study, has drawn wide interest as few ancient murals remain in such good condition.
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Apels
Ayalls
Coluima
Annnis
Mithaweh
Missouri Senate Vacancy After Spencer Death
Jefferson City May 16 Governor Baker said he would issue a statement soon on appointing a successor to late Senator Spencer of Missouri. Names linked include Hyde of Trenton Davis of St Louis Brewster Newton We Baeutt Kiel Faust and others. Speculation runs as to who will be chosen and party balance remains Republican.
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Oxgins
Toverner
Arthur M. Hyde
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Davis
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Kansas City
Cleveland A. Newton
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Foremer
Henry W. Kiel
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Sind
Charles Faust
Joseph
Isaac
Jefferson City
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Miswouri
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Senate
May Defers Trial Amid Miner Strikes And Arrests
Union representatives report further arrests at Grant Trin as grand jury delays until June. In Morgantown a Black coal miner Vaughan is killed during a disturbance and investigators say self defense. Production totals show non union output down while union mines push to resume operations amid court actions and injunctions across West Virginia and Kentucky ports.
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Monon
Maser
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Patruont
Shinudten
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Varklen
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Scott
Op Dane
John Harris Uniay Jley
Harris
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Lehi
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von Duenday Marnine
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Indianapolis
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Cor Nisellanta
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Dona T. Lewis
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Kansas City
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Kentucky
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Conneaut
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Pennsylvania
Coal output rises in Washington week ending May 15
May 17 report shows total coal produced by the state's output at 2,054,000 tons, with West Huntington's reserve corps officer Matthew W. Kinker of Washington commissioned as first lieutenant. The daily average for the week ended May reached 548,100 tons, compared with 262,400 in April and 330,908 in April 1922. Thirty seven miners were killed and eighteen injured in a mine explosion at Dorttyld No 6 near Dortmund on May 7.
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Yesterdae Wien
Washington
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Thesmmlasion
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Wwest
Ney Huntington
Emin
War Department
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Amit
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Werein
Tit No. 6
Dorttyld
Dortmund Xnaterday
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Lie Mise
Fighting wages on Moroccan front amid tribal resistance
An early war dispatch reports ongoing fighting on the Moroccan front with skirmishes anticipated for a French offensive against Rif tribes. Communications note enemy defensive buildup in the west and reinforce centers, while French troops report orderly maneuvers and strong supply lines despite frontier disorder.
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Riffiam
Weretul Colontbat
Culumn
Kellac
Trops
Elreles Bay
Shepherd trial set to begin for William L Shepherd
Chicago May report outlines expected start of the trial of William L Shepherd on charges of wounding and estate manipulation. State prosecutors led by Robert W Crewe prepare with assistants George F John A Sharhare and Joseph P ee as defense plans by Mrs. Hulda M Shepherd.
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Chicago
Willem Larla Shepherd
William Nelaph Mte- Ohintek
Hte Atiarne
Mohert WH. Crewe
Shepherd
Gearee F. John A. Sharhare
Dushph P Ee
Hulte M. Shewherd
McClintock
Hia
Explosion rocks Capitol Theatre scene inquiry continues
Capitol Theatre suffered a rear blast with dynamite placed outside the building. Authorities sealed off entrances as state police and investigators examined ruins and damaged windows. Fire had destroyed Croiter theater years earlier and Capitol plans a reopening with temporary repairs.
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Tirirton
Patice Dritlun
Les Marshal ‘Topping
Hadles Furniture
Woodton Furniture Company
Virginia Street
Salvation Army Citadel
Summers Street
Tnet
AQT Orlahtia
Britsson
Eat
Croiter Theater
Huby
Plan Post Office Exams In State Washington
Washington May 17 The civil service commission set June 17 as the final date for the receipt of applications for portmaster appointments at four West Virginia offices including Albright Amherstdale Fairview and Sprigs with annual salaries listed at 1300 1600 1000 and 1200 respectively.
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Civil Service Commission
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Theinal Tnion
Capitol Theatre
Vlfard's
United Fuel Gas Company
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