Betrayed Woman Dies During Operation to Prevent Disgrace
In Hoopes ton May 1 United Press reports a betrayed woman died during an operation meant to prevent disgrace. The body was hidden in a basement area near a grist mill linked to the Harding family. Investigators say she was slain. suspicions point to the betrayer among local residents. Police and families faced frustration as the inquiry expanded with conflicting statements and alleged bungling. The trail led toward the Harding and Ward families with ongoing searches in the area.
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Tsvo
Wanan
Contested Power Struggle Shifts Toward Peking Front
United Press and International News Service reports detail Gen. Chang Tsu-Lin and Gen. Wu Pei Fu's fighting for control of Peking with rail blocks, while foreign powers protest the action as a breach of the 1906 protocol. Additional U.S. forces, including 227 sailors and 23 Marines, arrive in Peking to safeguard American interests amid the conflict.
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Ray G. Marshall
Pene
Chang Tsu-Lin
Wu Pei Fu
Peking
Atherton
Mukden
Chang
China
United Press
Washington, D.C
United States
Albany
Schurnan
State Department
Grand Jury Told All Laws Must Be Enforced
The Mey county grand jury, sworn at 11 o clock, heard Judge Tayloe assert that all laws must be enforced whether deemed wise or not. The charge cited Texas statutes and urged thorough investigation of violations while detailing summoned officials and local residents connected to firms and agencies. The session proceeded with numerous names and a lengthy list of witnesses.
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Tayloe
45Th District Court
Mey County
Dudge Taytoe
Texas Stanhout
County Land Jury
Trial of Alleged OM Theft Group Postponed Today
The case involving WC Course Mander and an alleged theft ring over a $50,000 heist from a throat facility was postponed. Indictments include 46 counts with original sentencing stayed. about 20 defendants appealed, awaiting proceedings in the district court. The chest theft is tied to a two year old alleged crime.
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West
Miter
Erin Aipetl
War Finance Bill Passes Senate Extension to 1823
Late wire brief reports the Senate approved extending the War Finance Corporation to June 1, 1823. Other items include IRA irregulars raiding nine Bank of Ireland branches in Liberick and southern centers, netting £169,900. six masked robbers steal $12,000 from Central National Bank messengers in Oakland. a man shoots another man accused of walking with his wife in Hamilton, Ohio. a Small trial juror panel expands to eight in Waukegan. Louisiana levee at Sycamore threatened as reinforcements rush to the scene. final pleas for Carl Parker’s death sentence reach the governor. clemency decision pending.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Bank of Ireland
Liberick
Carl Parker
Austin
Tex
Houston
Mortie Conroy
Parker
Brice Frazier
M. A. Gantt
R. B. Walthail
Neff
North
Texas
Beaumont and Shreveport Batter Tally in Wet Ground Day
Baseball results from the Texas League show Beaumont defeating Houston 8 to 6 with Reinhart and Benningshaven batteries, while Shreveport edged Fort Worth 9 to 0 with W Moore and H Moore on the mound. Galveston and San Antonio did not play due to wet grounds, as did Wichita Falls at Dallas.
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Beaumont
Reinhart
Benningshaven
Hill
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Supreme Court rules U S owns Red River bed despite state claims
The Supreme Court ruled the federal government holds title to the river bed of the Red River as a non navigable waterway. The decision invalidates oil rights and placer claims granted by Oklahoma and Texas and upholds federal ownership extending to the center of the river bed.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Red River
Supreme Court
Hed
Oklahoma
Texas
Legion Slot Machines Up Before Court
A court considers a writ to allow Legion operate slot machines amid dispute over legality. Lawyers argue the gaming device constitutes gambling, while defense cites required conditions and the machine’s coin payout features. The case hinges on whether the setup qualifies as a game of chance or a lawful amusement under the law.
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Legion
Xorerad
Slotete
Geltel
Levian
Glaver
City handles rain complaints amid street work
Residents face ongoing rain damage concerns as city crews manage drainage and road repairs on Northrosa Street. Officials report unspent funds and warn of possible delays while the top priority project proceeds with steel and conduit installations under ongoing construction.
Dentist and Wife Injured When Auto Overturns
A dental professional and spouse were injured when their car overturned Sunday evening in this city. Police and emergency responders arrived at the scene near the hospital as witnesses described the crash. Doctors reported the dentist and his wife were treated for injuries at the hospital and then released.
Defiant Trotsky Defies Allies as May Day Parade Unfolds
An edited copy reports Trotsky railing at Allied demands on May Day in Moscow. He rejects Soviet recognition conditions and vows to resist Western attempts to hamper Russia. A May Day address and parade featured soldiers, banners, and propaganda as the Soviet Union asserted independence from foreign terms.
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Trotzky
Wurzbach Opposed by Republicans in Primaries
A GOP meeting outlined plans to oppose Congressman Harry M. Wurzbach with a Republican primary candidate yet to be selected. The discussion referenced Lily White and other party factions and named several local officials and potential challengers. The report notes no decision yet and mentions possible candidates including Dr. Frederick Worrell and others.
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DeriNire
Harry M. Wurzbach
Bir
Wurzbach
Belood
Jeantin
Worghich
Tod
Perenne
Washington
Dini
Viraforysiv
Ser
Brownsell
Woman of Kansas City killed at midnight roadhouse party
A mysterious death in Kansas City follows a midnight party at The Castle roadhouse. Miss Pearl Davis, 20, formerly of St Louis, died from brain injuries after a fight at the event. Police investigated as witnesses described intoxication and altercations at the party.
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Woman
Kansas City
Ta Davis
St. Louis
Dso
Pituer
Federal Jury Opens Spring Probe Today
A federal grand jury started its spring term today after Judge West’s charge. Proceedings moved toward criminal case inquiries with jurors excused until this afternoon. One member of the panel is African American amid a mix of attendees and defense observers.
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Federal Jury
West
LE Miller
A. Anges
Tsehirhart
Rphberts
Grand Jury to Probe Payton Case in County Court
A five man grand jury in the 45th District Court will investigate the killing of Payton near Measuncon Road 22 miles south of the city. Deputy sheriffs Subira and Serna testified at the inquest, naming Stevens, Wilmilt on, McKay, Overby and Jackson as involved. The panel may indict, with possible move to federal court if applicable.
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Lastye
District Court
H. McKay
AL Overby
Ne Tackson
Payton
Stevens
Wimilton
McKay
Overby
Jack+ yon
Pas Fay
Mie
Hartutaz
Rohachin
Burglary Charges Against Gone Man Number Fourteen
City Detective William Green filed charges including burglary and theft against a man linked to a theft at residences on Laurel and other streets. The case lists items such as a pistol, flashlight, clothing, and cosmetics as recovered or involved, with names and addresses of witnesses and locations noted.
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Gone Man
Nbaf
Pour Court
William Green
Nike
West Lanrelty
Kinona
Fifth Street
Vlathin
Cletuins
Rommery Pest Control Mentioned in Iyall Tower Listing
Fred Aummert references Rommery pest control in Iyall Tower, Palcte district. The note lists materials and window gists at Bank Bouston Street Chan.
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Fred Aummert
Rommery
Pest
Iyall
Bank Bouston
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