KLAN AIDS IN PROBE OF MURDER
Governor Robertson refused Ardmore residents request to dispatch National Guard to Carter County to end lawlessness. Delegation spokesmen outlined law enforcement conditions urging troops, but the governor feared it might aggravate the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Thompson
Alahoma City
Okla
Robertson
Ardmore
National Guard
Carter County
Varnny
Dromdway
Ait
Paater
Overnor
Wrath
Atumare
Gant
Sdig Be
Tequila Transporters Fined In Fogersl Court Case
In Fogersl Court two men, Leonard Char tan and George F. Dennett, pleaded guilty to transporting and possessing 68 quarts of tequila and 36 quarts of aguardiente by auto from Southyvear Teves to Pleasanton on September 7. They were fined 156 dollars each after a judge noted their decent backgrounds and attempted to justify debts. Bennett carried a pistol, acknowledged by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Chartan
George F. Dennett
Battman
Fogersl Court
Clearman
Beacett
Haunett
Southyvear
Teves
Pleasanton
Prohibition
Ile
Veonett
Jen
Kennett
Hank
Corps Christi
Len- Bett
Bell Mounts
San Antonio
Bennett
Wartmen
West
Discharge Gained by Plea of Guilty After Wait in Jail
Epitacio Morales, after lying in jail, was discharged by Judge West in Federal Court today following a guilty plea to unlawful possession of three quarts of tequila and sale of one quart. Morales was arrested on September 30, and the judge deemed him to have waited long enough. The report also notes upheaval in Ardmore amid a triple shooting case, fear and discussions of public safety, with authorities preparing for further action and trials likely before Christmas.
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Epitacio Morales
West
Morales
Sapiensber
West Ald
Kidnapped Wife of South China President Held for Ransom
Madame Sun Yat Sen, wife of Sun Yat Sen, leader of the South China Republic, is reported kidnapped and held in the mountains by bandits for a ransom of 590000. The abduction occurred near Kweiling in Kwangsi province as she traveled to join her husband’s army near Peking. Madam Sun is noted for charity work and U.S. education.
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Edna Lee Booker
International News Service
Shanghai
Des
Madame Sun Yat Sen
Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Kweiling
Kwangsi
Madame Sun
Miy
Pek!n
Madame Sung
United States
Bethodist Senoil
Macan
Melling Soho
Wellesly College
Washington
B.C
Sum Yat Sen
Dump Sus Wan
Kowei-Lin
Gompers of India Calls for Free State Independence
Gompers of India delivers a bold statement advocating a free state and independence for his nation. The leader, a veteran organizer and newspaper man, emphasizes nationalist aims and political strength within the movement.
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Gompers
India
Nationales Free State
Tesipaji Wandia
Taper
Wwiandia India
Orf
Itionalist
Tes
Idy Sa
Jury Chooses Panel for Brutal Assault Trial
A Porty-fifth District Court jury pool of 73 was summoned to try the Pasquale Rodriguez assault case. The indictment stems from a brutal last summer in which an 11 year old girl was assaulted after leaving Jay Moras Street store, taken to nearby woods, found severely injured, and treated at a hospital. The jurors were to be questioned and a twelfth juror expected soon as witnesses testified before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seix Qurary
Pasquale Rodriguez
Anmgust
Spneia
Jude Larloe
Porty-fifth District
Beraa Immeiitel
Green Mi 1
Sur al Qar
Tie Mai
Severs
Witness Saw Twelve Soldiers Hanged in France Testimony
Witnesses testified before a Senate committee in Washington that twelve American soldiers were illegally executed and inhumanely treated overseas during World War I. George H. Taylor of Philadelphia recounted hangings at Camp Wilson and Isse Sur Tyre, naming victims, including both white and Black soldiers, and describing a Detroit sergeant executed by French officers.
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France
Washington
Taskington
D.C
Wilson s-Sur-Title
28Th
Pennsylvania
George H. Taylor
South Beulek Street
Philadelphia
Senate
Tom Watson
Georgia
Heorling
Evience
Senator Watson
Whey
Watson
Inter
J. M. Devers
Maxwell
Ali
Firunk
Devers
Taylor
W.A. Bethel
Amile
Taylor Galt
Camp Wilson
Isse-Surtiy
Fovena
Detroit
Miche
Glenn
George H. Taslor
Beary &, Scott
Kenmore
Ohio
Albert Miner
Joseph Housecamp
Presaic
N. H. Ford
Pittshnnga
Doc Sapptee
Care
D. P. Alford and Company of
Chienes
Witnesses subpoenaed in Austin Clayton killing case
In Austin Dee 20 witnesses were issued subpoenas by Justice Mendell to testify for the prosecution in the examining trial of 20 Austin citizens charged with the killing of Peeter Clayton. One named witness allegedly saw the affray near the Ku Klux entrance. another witness’s name is being withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dee
Justice of the Peace
Tam
Big Wiress
Austin Nrervice
Retired Staff Sergeant Honored After 30 Years Service
Staff Sergeant William Frank of the infantry will retire after 30 years of service at Fort Sam Houston. He has eight discharges, and earned medals for the Spanish War Philippine Insurrection Mexican Punitive Cuban Pacification and World War I. A parade and review under Col. Cochran will honor him tomorrow morning.
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Wiliam Frank
Fort Sam Mauston
Jomor- Towsmoarhing
Servicd
Serr
Mexico
Seret
Frank
William B
Cochran
Sergt
Frankel
Cnt
Railroad barons ordered to quit interlocking offices
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered William Rockefeller Harald Vanderbilt and George F Baker to relinquish most directorships in railroads by December 31. They may select which posts to retain among key holdings such as New York Central Delaware Lackawanna Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and others. The move targets breaking up interlocking directorates under Esch-Cummings law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
DB. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
William Rockefeller
Harald S. Vanderbilt
George F. Baker
Wint
Vanderbilt
Chi
New York Central
Wad
Madi
Commission
Apme
Rockefelier
Vansderbilt and
Baker
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
American Railway Executives’ Association
Wes
Peai
Pennesivania
Tongslind
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New York
New Haven
Ex Premier Daviovitch Invited to Form Yugoslav Cabinet
Former Premier Daviovitch of Sorkin was invited by King Alexander to name a cabinet after Premier Pachiteh failed to form one following his November fast. The text notes ongoing efforts to assemble a government amid political instability.
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Davinovitch
Daviovitch
Sorkin
King Alexander
Arm & Pew
Fremier Pachiteh
Ong
Lanbert May Lose Job as Cleaning Boss
A proposed ordinance transfers the street cleaning and sprinkling departments and all equipment from Ray Lambert's sanitation, park, and public property office to William O. Rieden's Streets and Public Improvements department. The measure, drafted by City Attorney Ridgeway, repeals conflicting ordinances and aims to restore former departmental control, citing budget as the cause of street neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lambert
Parke
William O. Rieden
Streeta
City Commission
Rieden
A. H. Ridgeway
City Attornes
Lambert
Mr. Rieden
Teambert
Nis
Block
City Couinbaton
Ridgeway
Purse Snatchers Watched By Police In Downtown
Police Chief Martin announced today three special officers with detective experience will monitor the downtown holiday crowds to prevent purse snatching. All on duty detectives in the business district are also instructed to maintain inspector watch for snatchers. A purse was snatched last night from Mrs. H. Durvala of Garden Street near Neeva Street Bridge, containing $3.
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Cf Police
Martin
Mra. H. Durvala
Garden Street
Dysarteram Youne Messeng
Neeva Street
Petition to Revoke Shreveport Rate Order Sent
The Texas Railroad Commission sent a petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking revocation of the Shreveport rate order. If granted, Texas would be authorized to set rates again within the state, amid claims the order has discriminated against other states. All Texas commissioners and Attorney General W. A. Kelley signed this plea urging an early hearing. The Shreveport rate order has been in effect four years.
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Austin
Bar. Dee
Shreveport
Rte
Weather Outlook and Janitors Strike Rumor in Chicago
Cloudy skies and rain expected for shoppers with moderate winds and a 40 to 44 degree low, according to United States Forecaster Jarboe. A potential January 1 strike looms as janitors and flat owners dispute terms amid a expiring agreement and mounting opposition.
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Wednnesday
United States
Jarboe
Chicago
Black precinct chairmen endorse street car fare plan in San Antonio
The Black precinct chairmen endorsed the mayor and City Commission action on establishing a penny streetcar fare and tower pass with electricity rates, effective February 1, at a Houston Street headquarters meeting. G. N Reuter led the gathering with the jitney committee present. Davier elected interim chairman and Arnold secretary. The resolution condemned critics of the fare system and urged charter amendments backed by supporters of the mayor.
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Wack
San Antonio
Cams
G. N Reuter
East
Houston
Fitney Con
F- 1
Heath
Auto
Tose
Np Areight
Sitney
A.D. Davier
Fenipre
W. D. Arnold
Ton Caen
Fitnay
Fitney Intuetry
Petiiona
Cave Man Stufe Costs Case in Court Today
In Corpars ton Court, a Black person faced a charge amid a tense scene with taunting remarks. Testimony referenced cruel conduct by the defendant and a hostile audience as prosecutors questioned a witness.
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Vitners
Judao Tovhoster
Soldiers Charged Road Near Belfast Amid Looting Strife
Report describes soldiers and police clashing with looters in Belfast streets. Bayonet charges and sniping marked the day as troops dispersed crowds and arrested numerous snipers firing from buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfish
Breren
Miuser
Honest man in San Antonio aids officer's wife
Private Philiplo Rabie found a purse and returned it to the owner in San Antonio. The owner identified the purse and rewarded the soldier with $1. Medard Croker in Dublin reports Richard Croker improving after illness.
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San Antonio
Camp Travis
Philiplo Rabie
Ee Medard Croker
Dublin
Richard Croker
Fatimany Hitt
Bee Aick
Tony
Croker
Donne
Kant
Bia
Stage Set for Gigantic Charity Ball at St Anthony Hotel
The First Annual Charity Ball to benefit the Empty Stacking Fund is tonight at the St Anthony Hotel with tickets at 50 cents for adults and 8 cents for children. Prizes from Vogue Company and others are on display as volunteers promote ticket sales to boost funds for the cause. The event features a children’s dance on the roof with music by a noted band and a separate hall opening at 5:00 for adults. Continued on Page Two.
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St. Anthony Hotel
St. Anthony Heel
Vogue Company
Emil Blum Company
Joske Brothers
Wolff & Marx
Wasiter Brothers
Carter Sommers
Eli Hertzberg
Prizon
Greerybody
Katherine Pitmen
Asve
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