Early Morning Cafe Row Leads to Two Arrests in Houston
Two men, Fred Hinesler of Houston and Andrew Hinesley, were held on intoxication charges after allegedly threatening a waitress Billie Ware at 114 South Illinois Street and fleeing in a car. Police traced the vehicle to a drive yourself firm and detained the pair when they returned.
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Fred H. Hinesler
Houston
Tex
Andrew Hinesley
Madison Avenue
Billie Ware
South
Ilinois Street
Miss Ware
Leroy Bartlett
Rufus Malone
Pennsylvania Street
Pennsylvania
Morris Streets
Eugene Eldridge
Malone Malone
Ella Perkins
Netro
Perkins Named New Chief Executive of International Harvester
Herbert F. Perkins is installed as head of International Harvester Company succeeding Alexander Legge who resigns to chair President Hoover’s farm board. Perkins brings 27 years of Harvester experience and assumes leadership amid company reforms. A federal raid in Indianapolis led to arrests including James Phillips and Samuel Grillo on alcohol related charges.
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Herbert F. Perkins
International Harvester Company
Harvester Company
Alexander Legge
Hoover
New Farm Board
Nunn
George Bevington
James Phillips
Collins
Rector
North Meridian Street
Phillips
Samuel Grillo
West Vermont Street
Harry LaMont
Garage owners held on vehicle taking charges
Jerome Tillis and Eugene Dedman were arrested on vehicle taking charges. Tillis admitted towing in a car at a patron's request, claiming the auto had been stolen. Police say the vehicle was stolen and are investigating both men at the 1519 Arsenal address and 1322 East Sixteenth street.
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Jerome Tillis
Arsenal Avenue
East Sixteenth Street
Eugene Dedman
Martindale Avenue
Chinese Officials Deported After Opium Smuggling Arrest
Three prominent Chinese figures including Ying Koa vice-consul and Suen Foon chancellor were sent back to China without prosecution as opium valued at over $500,000 was found in Mrs. Ying Koo's baggage. The recall followed a telegraph by Chinese ambassador Wu ordering their return to avert Tongs conflict. The case involved the Jones Miller act and potential indictments were near.
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George D. Crisley
United Press
San Francisco
United States
Ying Koa
Hero
Suen Foon
Ying Koo
C. Cc. Wu
Washington
W. G. Anching Kung
China
Yin Kao
Jones-Miller
Ying Kao
George Hatfield
Chinatown
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Maytag-Miller Co
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