Walker Declared Guilty In Federal Banking Case
In Dallas on May 24 jurors convicted Leane J Walker of misapplication of bank funds and false reports to the Comptroller related to Union National Bank. Trial ended with the verdict around 8 36 p m prior to anticipated appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals. Walker remains jailed pending appeal and faces five to ten years if sentenced.
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Leane i. Walker
United States District Court
Union National Bank
Circuit Court of Appeals
Walker
Baltimore Gets Ad Men to Meet Next Year
The 44 men yesterday decided to meet next year in Baltimore after defeating Toronto 565 to 407. San Francisco withdrew from the race after appearing to win. Fred E. Johnston of Las was elected first vice president George W. Coleman Way unanimously reelected president.
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Canada
San Francsco
Fred E. Johnston
Las
George W. Coleman Way
El Caney Sacked as Cuban Rebels Advance
Associated Press dispatch from Santiago Cuba reports insurgents capture El Caney and Del Stia sack the towns amid scarce troops. The report notes British efforts to protect property as the revolution grows. details vague due to damaged text.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Santiago
Cuba
el Caney
del Stia
Gomez Portes cannot quell Cuban rebellion claims
In Washington a May 14 dispatch says Cuban leaders demand abrogation of a law barring black political organization and seek US intervention. Reports from Havana note Gomez Portes may lack sufficient troops to protect foreign property as unrest grows. In Guantanamo rebels pillaged two American stores within San Marcos, stealing stock, eight horses and $500 while reinforcements arrived aboard Cuban cruiser and British desiring coastal protection.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Associated Press
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Peace fighting in Budapest streets on strike clash
In Budapest on May 24 fierce street battles pitted strikers against police aided by troops after Count Tisza was elected speaker. About fifty thousand marched and attacked workers. six people were killed and 160 wounded. Strikers disrupted streetcars as soldiers faced bayonets. Socialist leaders could not halt the strike.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Count Tisza
Quester Las
Rebels prepare to renew fighting at Bachimba south of Chihuahua
Reports from Orico Headquarters Jawnez Mexico dated May 24 say rebels plan another stand at Bachimba, forty six miles south of Chihuahua, after burning bridges to slow the Felera advance. Scarcity of ammunition and heat forced a halt in action, while Orozco claims the revolutionary cause remains intact.
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Associated Press
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Collision injures eight on Trinity and Brazos Valley train
At Cleburne on May 24 a collision between Trinity and Brazos Valley No 7 and a switch engine injured eight passengers and engineer Charles Murray. The engine and baggage and mail coaches were wrecked.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Brazog Valley
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Wordy War in the House Sparks Graft Claims
Washington May 24. Representative Fitzgerald of New York accused House members on the floor of petty grafting. He charged Fitzgerald submitted bills for materials without provision and triggered a sharp clash over pay for alleged improper charges.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Fitzgeraldh
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King Frederick Vill Buried as Mourners Fill Streets
In Roskilde Denmark King Frederick Vill was buried today beneath the tombs of his predecessors. An estimated two hundred thousand mourners crowded the streets to honor the monarch.
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Associaed Press
Roskilde
Denmark
Frederick Vill
Beulah Binford Motion Pictures Barred in Paris
Beulah Binford motion pictures were barred by city authorities in Paris. The action was taken today, halting showings and prompting local reactions as officials cited regulatory concerns.
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Binford
Associated Press Dispatch
Paris
Beulah Binford
Pastor McFadden Likely to Leave First Presbyterian for Wichita Falls
Rev. F. L. McFadden, five years pastor at the First Presbyterian church, is expected to be released by the Presbytery and accept a call from Wichita Falls. The congregational meeting was set for Sunday to confirm the move, drawing surprise and regret from members. Rev. Cooper will preach a special sermon for outgoing students at the First Methodist Church.
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First Presbyteran Church
C. LA Hogue
Wichita Falls
McFadden
Rev. Cooper
First Methodist Church
QO. T. Cooper
Copper
State College
Weather Report New Orleans May Forecast
May 24 local forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. No precipitation expected. Temperature trends and humidity levels remain mild through the period.
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Wilson Addresses Voters on Uninstructed Delegates
Woodrow Wilson issued an address to New Jersey voters explaining he did not campaign in the primaries and attacked opponents who seek an uninstructed delegation to the Democratic national convention. He defended his record and rejected stump appearances. The contest centers on James Smith Jr and efforts to place an uninstructed delegation unfriendly to Wilson.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
Hmm
Wilson
James Smith, Jr
Delegates at stake in Ohio primaries May 24 report
In Columbus on May 24 observers note Republican and Democrat conventions upcoming. Roosevelt is projected to win 32 delegates, Taft 10, Harmon about 28 of 42, with Wilson supporters claiming 17. Place and dates: June 5 for Republicans in Columbus and June 4-5 for Democrats in Toledo.
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Denton County
Columbus, CO
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Toledo
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Taft
Harmon
Wilson
Col Yantis to Speak if Crowd Gathers in Athens
Friends of Col K F E Yantis of Athens plan an address by the congressman at large candidate tomorrow to a local crowd if turnout in town permits.
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K. FE. Yantis
Athens
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