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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1922

Page

7

Tragedy in Childress Ends With Double Suicide

Funeral services held for Joe Scott 19 and Mary Belie Leach 16, victims of a tragedy at Childress. B R Crowe 50, who killed Scott and Leach, then shot himself. Crowe’s wife was missing from the home when the tragedy occurred and was notified by telegram. Officers cite jealousy over the friendship between Scott and the girl as motive.

Anarillo Texas Joe Scott Mary Belie Leach R. Crowe Childress Crowe Scott Kiling Quanah

Rates on paper deemed unreasonable by ICC ruling

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that paper rates from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan to southwest and central Mississippi Valley destinations were excessive. Similar pricing from Indiana Illinois Missouri and Kansas to Oklahoma City Okmulgee and Wichita was also deemed unreasonable.

Sy Associated Press Washington Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Mixysissippi Valley Interstate Commerce Commission Indiana Illinis Missouri Kansas Oklahoma City Okmulgee Wichita

Levy execution on Tampico properties by tax authorities

The Tamaulipas tax collector levied 100000 pesos against Terminal La Isleta and Colonia Alta Vista properties in Tampico claiming nonpayment of taxes. The firms dispute the levy citing contract violations and emigration restrictions. Separately, President Obregon issued a decree restricting Mexican labor emigration to the United States to curb expatriation costs amid job losses.

Associated Press San Antonio Texas Tamaulipas la Isleta Colonia Alta Vista Tampico Paso Obregon Mexico

Gambling Pool Found in St Louis Weather Bets

Police seize 1000 gambling tickets from William Gardner a salesman arrested in St Louis as part of a weather temperature based pool. Tickets priced 25 cents to 50 cents with prizes from 1 to 2000 dollars, authorities say.

Associated Press St. Louis Mo William Gardner

Fire Tragedy Strikes Grand Theater in Augusta

A fire began at 3 15 in the morning and within an hour swept the Grand Theater in Augusta causing the deaths of James A Tant 60 and his wife who lived on the building’s fourth floor for twenty years. The origin of the blaze remains undetermined.

Augusta James A. Tant

Starr Gang suspect identified in deadly escape bid

Hot Springs Ark March 18 Chief of Police Sullivan said a man who gave the name John Sullivan and was fatally wounded while escaping from officers is believed to be Dave Lockhart a member of Henry Starrs gang who escaped from the Harrison Arkansas Jail March 13

Associated Press Hot Springs Ark Sullivan John Sullivan Dave Lockhart Henry Starr Harrison Arkansas

Bandits Rob Kansas City Bank Cashier of 9000

Three bandits crowded the Inter-City State Bank officials car and forced Lee V Williams the cashier and Charles James the teller to surrender 9000 dollars. Two attackers wore masks and revolvers were shown. Later bandits locked workers in a vault and absconded with payroll totaling 2100 dollars.

Kansas City Lee V. Wiliams Inter-City State Bank Charles James Hooven- Allison Twine Mfg. Co

Father seeks killer of son WoW Shropshire in Texas

J W Shropshire of Killeen, father of WoW Shropshire murdered Thursday night in Waco, aids officers in the probe. He says authorities have the man they believe is in jail and supplied a tip he deems important. The arrestee denies guilt.

Associated Prays Waco Texas J. W Shropshire Killeen Wow Shropshire Wight Tan

Miller Refuses Retraction On High School Vice Charges

Associated Press report from St Louis notes Victor J Miller, president of the Lourd of politee comings layers, ruling to substantiate charges of vice among high school elites. Parents' committee demands a public retraction. Miller declines to comment and cites a possible juror issue. The committee seeks a formal statement after informing Miller of their request.

Associated Press St. Louis Victor J. Miller Lourd of Politee Coldin Parents’ Committee Miller Hind

Tragic Death of Model Paulina Clark In Boston

Police report a model Paulina Virginia Clark ended her life by poison during a drinking party in her Boston apartment. Friends Bayard Wharton of Philadelphia a Harvard student and athlete and Otto Halder Larsen of Christiania a MIT student were at the scene. Larsen fled after fails to resuscitate.

Boston Paulina Virginia Clark Bayard Wharton Philadelphia Harvard Otto Halder Larsen Christiania Norway Alassachuesetts Institute of Technology Wharton

Grand Jury to hear charges against Cotton Exchange officials

In New York on March 18 the district attorney will present charges against officials of the American Cotton Exchange in connection with the bucketshops probe known as the John Doe Investigation. The district attorney announced the plan today.

Associated Press New York American Cotton Exchange John Doe

Doubt Cast on Taylor Murder Arrest Report

Reports that a suspect in the Willa Desmond Taylor murder case had been arrested in Mexicalio Calexico were questioned by Deputy District Attorney Doran and Captain Adams. The official said there was no reason to credit the report and believed it unfounded.

Los Angeles District Attorney's Office Mexicalio Calexico Willa Desmond Taylor Doran Adams

Congress Leaders Plan White House Talks on Bonus Bill

Republican leaders expected to confer with President Harding at the White House tomorrow night on the procedure for handling the compromise soldiary bonus bill. They hope Harding will approve passage under suspension of rules as talks continued with Speaker Gillette and Ways and Means Republicans. Gillette said he remains open to argument and might not decide today.

Washington Republican House Harding White House Gillette Ways and Means Committee Ether Republic

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