Seizure of Motor Boats Amid Rum Running on Detroit Riverfront
Prohibition agents and customs officers battled gangs while seizing motor boats along the Detroit River as border smuggling activity intensifies. The action aims to halt rum running deemed most active in the area.
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Davis
Blackmail case ends with arrests in Ohio set
An attempted blackmail of 100 800 dollars from Jon L Bushnell, president of the First National Bank of Springfield, led to the arrest of a man and a woman said to be from Wood, California. The couple, named Rose Putman and Don Osborne, admitted extorting 10 000 dollars from Bushnell last November as federal agents seek two more alleged accomplices.
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California
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AL AL Bushnell
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Prison Escape by Six Convicts Ends in Vehicle Robbery
Six inmates escaped from a state penitentiary after beating guards and scaling a 40 foot wall. They held up a motor truck near Fairmount Park and drove off, while a farmer’s family near Wilmington was robbed of clothing, a shotgun, and ammunition as the fugitives fled in automobiles.
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Associated Press
Hasteurn State Pene Tentiary
Fairmount Park
AIP
Wilmington
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Death penalty imposed on four Germans by Belgian court martial
Aix-la-Chapelle July 14. A Belgian court martial here today imposed the death penalty upon three Germans Count von Keller Ludwig and Wingen der and life imprisonment at hard labor upon a fourth Lorber on conviction of sabotage.
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Negroes Remain in Texas Despite Migration Pressure
Dallas reports that less than one half of one percent of Texas blacks left the state in the past year for the North and East. J W Wright editor of a weekly negro newspaper cites statewide reports and extension workers from A and M College. Good cotton crops slow outflow of rural labor.
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Dallas
Texas
Jay
J. W. Wright
A. & M. College
Harding Sees Alaska From President's Special Train
President Harding and party travel aboard a government-built Alaska Railroad special train into the heart of Alaska dubbed the American wonderland. The journey passes scenic lakes valleys and glaciers as the president extols the region.
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Associated Press
Alaska Railroad
Harding
Alaska
Texas man seeks habeas relief from Nebraska prison
James V. G. Ingoldsby of Bryan Texas filed for a writ of habeas corpus claiming illegal detention in the Nebraska penitentiary. He alleges lack of due process, no Nebraska or U S trial for his perimeter, and fraud in extradition from Tosia despite a forgery conviction.
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Neb
James V. G. Ingoldsby
Bryan
Texas
Nebraska
United States
Tosia
Recrd
Heat records and tragedy mid-summer across Texas
Dallas hits 100 degrees and Fort Worth 103 as heat peaks. A 62 year old man, Knud Overley, died by self poisoning amid the heat. In Brussels heat wave deaths rise to eighteen over two days.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Inort Worth
Fort Worth
Knud Overley
Haat
Belgium
Brussels
Abolition of the TwelveHour Day In Steel Industry
H Gary head of United States Steel says the twelve hour day pledge will begin within six weeks. He will start steps to cut twelve hour workers but will not reveal methods or worker numbers in the initial period.
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New York
Tert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Alarding
Arrest Expected in Lange Case Near Somerville
Evidence is rapidly being completed that will lead to arrests in the death of Otto Lange on July 1 near Somerville. Acting Governor Davidson, en route to Austin, declined to discuss evidence specifics or timing but vowed that violence cases statewide would be thoroughly investigated and culprits punished under the law enforcement campaign he outlined.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Otto Lange
Somerville
Davidson
Austin
Austin board inspectors visit 37 applicant towns
Members of the location board of the Texas Technological College left Austin today on an inspection tour to 37 applicant towns. They went to Boerne today.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas Technological College
Boerne
Couple Sentenced to Hang for Murders in Chicago
A motion for a new trial for Mrs Sabelle Nftil Crudelle and her husband Peter Crudelle was overruled. They were sentenced to be hanged on Friday October 12. Mrs Crudelle attempted to jump to her death as she was escorted to her cell but guards restrained her.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sabelle Nftil Crudelle
Cotton consumed in June totals 542 166 bales lint 54685 inters
The Census Bureau reports June cotton consumption at 542 166 bales of lint and 54 685 bales of inters, compared with May figures of 620 965 lint and 64 728 inters and June last year of 609 218 lint and 67 817 inters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
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