Texan asks early trial for murder
A. D. Payne Amarillo attorney admitted placing a dynamite bomb in his car that killed his wife after multiple prior attempts to kill her. He also confessed to past attempts including morphine in a tonic, drowning her in a lake and leaving a gas jet open in their home.
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Need of Hoe Halts Tree-Sitting Trial
Two boys in Sandy Ridge Stokes County began a tree sit in a tobacco patch when their father halted the stunt to require them to hoe the patch. The scene shifted from a record attempt to a practical task as he ordered them down.
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Payne seeks swift trial to expiate crime
Officers quote Payne asking permission to trial and speedily go to the electric chair to expiate his crime after a dynamite bomb was found in the family car.
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Robber Suspect Slain After Seizing Gun at Station
In New York at Highbridge station a robber suspect, named Robin Lon Fernandez, 26, grabbed Detective Harry Bloomfield's pistol during a fingerprinting record, fatally wounding Patrolman Richard Elfers and wounding Bloomfield before Bloomfield shot the suspect in the head and killed him. The trio had been captured after a confectionery store holdup.
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New List of Radio Stations Issued by ITU Bureau
The International Telegraph Union Radio Telegraph Service releases a new international list of radio stations for public distribution from its Berne Switzerland office.
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Alfalfa Bill Vows to Rent Mansion and Live in Garage
Oklahoma candidate Alfalfa Bill Murray opposes the mansion life and plans to rent the Governor's Mansion and live in the garage. He contends the stately home is unnecessary for a farmer governor hopeful as he runs against oilman Frank Buttram in the August 12 run-off regarded as the final election.
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New Books Review: Lone Cowboy Life and The Santa Fe Trail
The piece reviews Lone Cowboy My Life Story by Will James detailing his rough frontier life as a cowboy, rustler, and artist and notes his rise to fame. It also discusses The Santa Fe Trail by R L Duffus, tracing a century of trade from Fort Leavenworth to Santa Fe, with explorations, dangers, and diary anecdotes shaping western lore.
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Trail pioneers and scouts linked in old expedition tale
The fragment highlights figures such as Captain Becknell Kit Carson and Kearny with Missourians Cooke and his Mormons, noting their roles as eagle-eyed scouts and leaders who forged a wagon route.
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Portrait of a Politician Joseph Fouche by Stefan Zweig
Zweig portrays Joseph Fouche as Napoleon’s ideal traitor and a ruthless opportunist who shifted loyalties with the tides of revolution. His only decent feeling, according to the author, was for his unattractive wife, and his treachery led to exile.
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Herrick Sought To Become Undercover Prohibition Agent
Manuel Herrick sought a dry agent commission but was told he would be prosecuted as any liquor violator. He remains jailed in Baltimore on possession charges after a raid at a Maryland still. Prohibition officials noted no commission was granted, though an informant arrangement was offered without pay.
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Aug. S
Manuel Herrick
J. L. Acuff
Division of Special Agents
Prohibition Bureau
Oklahoma
Herrick
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Prohibition
Spanish speech in Mexico changing like American English
The article notes a shift in Mexican Spanish mirroring changes seen in American English. It discusses phonetic and lexical variations and considers social factors driving the evolution among speakers across regions.
Missing Bank Employee Sought in France Case
Laureano Villa nueva, linked to a Paris branch theft, was said found in Spain where he joined the Spanish Foreign Legion and allegedly shot himself after claiming to have killed his sweetheart. He was found on a side road near the Washington highway five miles from Fredericksburg and brought to Mary Washington Hospital.
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Married man shoots waitress and commits suicide in Virginia
Frederickburg dispatch says Earl Turner aged 42, a married man, shot and killed Miss Margaret Limerick, 20, early today before turning the gun on himself in an apparent domestic killing in Frederickburg Virginia.
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Fredericksburg
Armadillos Menace Texas Farms Target Young Chickens
Texas farmers report armadillos increasingly raid chicken coops and egg nests, citing damage to poultry and poultry housing as a growing nuisance across rural counties. Local predators and weather conditions compound losses for smallholders.
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Texas
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