Will revive charges of misconduct by officers
Meyer Black announced a plan to revive informal misconduct charges against several police officers in a private hearing with Mayor Black and the Police Commissioner. He urged a general house cleaning, with dismissed officers possibly returned to duty while formal charges may be avoided for many, and Wright would remain acting chief until a successor is confirmed. A separate collision report notes a cavalry wagon and automobile collision in Ennis, Texas, with minor damage.
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Meyer Black
Phil Wright
Fire and Police
Mayor Black
Black
Ioss
Wee
Saturny Day
Tom Martin
Martin
Mlack
Tecorla
Proiea
City Commission
Eharges
Lin Police Department
Wright
Defce Unntil
Cadena Murder Case Goes To Trial With Insanity Defense
Frank Cadena, a Mexican national, pleads not guilty by insanity to the murder of his 18 year old sister in law Pablita Jimenez. Trial in Thirty seventh District Court opens with six jurors seated as prosecutors signal possible death penalty. Cadena, 0, sits with attorneys, claiming he loved the girl though unsure due to head injury.
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Cadena
Frank Cadena
Pablita Jimenez
Thirty-seventh
Pax Cliakseales
Twinters
Stemstock
Faure
Pate
Laor
WS. Anthony
Ed Hattom
J. W. Woods
Guration
Perhaven
el Uis
Dope Case Sentencing At Leavenworth Prison
A sentence of a year and a day was imposed at Leavenworth Penitentiary on Adelal Wolff after a federal indictment for selling narcotics. The conviction rested on a narcotic instrument and testimony from a stand on the West Side. Also, C W. R K. Jones was sentenced to four months in jail for theft from an interstate shipment.
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Tadgete
Adelal Wolff
Ull
C W. RK. Jones
Harding and party at Annapolis for ball game today
At Annapolis May 2, President Harding and his party arrived from the Mayflower and were seen visiting Commandant Wilson. The group then attended a naval base event and spent time with prominent figures before attending a baseball game later in the day.
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Harding
Annapolis
Wilson
Luinga
Lincoln
High Court Upholds Discharge of Two Army Colonels
The Supreme Court sustains an order discharging two colonels, Solon W. Prenek and William F. McCreary, under Army regulations. Weeks faced scrutiny as Secretary of War. officers sought restoration to service after dismissal.
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High Court
Avasrington
Supreme Court of the United States Gay
Madman holds trio in shack and assaults women
In London on May 2 a man held two women and a man inside a shack, assaulted the women, and dug a grave for the man before they were rescued. The incident follows a report abroad of a Russo German arms pact, which the British government is investigating with no confirmation yet.
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Madman
Trio
London
British Rovernment
Lloyd George
Weathers Crippled Man Struck by Train at Crossing
Ohn Weathers, a cripple, was struck by passenger train No. 8 at the Cancer Street crossing on the Southern Pacific tracks. He died after surgery at Red Gruen Motherviat Hospital. Police say his disabled leg caused the fall. he was downtown on business when the accident occurred. His wife and two daughters are in Kansas City. funeral arrangements await arrival of Mrs. Weathers.
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Southern Pacific
Red- Gruen Motherviat Hospital
Withers
Les
Northern Pacific
Wealthy Chicagoan Dies in Veronal Poisoning in California
Raymond Klus Entwistle, heir to a wealthy Chicago family, died in a Los Angeles hospital from veronal poisoning. Surgeons failed to save him as police opened a homicide inquiry to determine if the death was intentional or accidental.
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Cal
Los Angeles
Raymond Klus Entwistle
Chicago
Bite
Entwistlen
Strike vote order follows 50 million railroad wage cut
United Press reports that after 3 4 o'clock today strike votes will be sent to all locals of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers. Edward Grable, national president, calls the wage cut unjust and states the executive council will order the vote. Track men earn 41 2 cents an hour, with the wage cut totaling around 60 0 cents. The board’s decision, effective July 1, is expected to be rejected by the men. A conference with other unions is anticipated. Vote Two continues.
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Etroit
Mich
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Executive Council
Edward
Grable
Nations
Ion
He Ftigeres
Rene San Tor
Nearx
Chicago
Grahle
Ent
Hhe General
ML Fowell
Tadroad Department
Americcan Federation of Labor
Jewell
Af Nia
Railroad Labor Board
Ennoucud
Girls Seized in Omaha After Car Ride Ordeal
In MABA Neb on March 25 two young women and three men were rescued from a shack on the outskirts of the city after being abducted by Grimes. The assailant chained the women with iron, forced them into a hole, and threatened further harm before police captured him. One bystander, Boyd, aided in escape efforts as Grimes hid in a nearby vehicle. Grimes had previously fled after a car ride offer turned into a violent crime, and police linked him to a past robbery killing on May 20.
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Neb
Ely
Gua Grimes
Tae
James Jenkins
Gertrails McManin
Bee
le Grimes
Boyd
Bord
Grimes
McMaona
Mra
Jankins
Grimes Drewniin
Ming McManan
Toyd
Ori
EL Sterkin
Robert Sterkin
Oll
McParland Re elected President of Typographical Union
Indianapolis May 29 President John McParland was reelected president of the International Typographical Union. Walter Barrett of Chicago was named first vice president, James Tinman of Cleveland second vice president, and John Hays of Indianapolis secretary treasurer. Five delegates to the AFL convention and three trustees of the Union Printer’s Trade favored McParland.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John McParland
International Typographical Union
Ead
DY Camphol
Wacratie
Wang
Walter Barrett
Chicago
Tames Tinban
Claceland Wag
Joh Hays
American Federation of Labor
McPartnod
Smokes and Sweets Stolen by Burglars
Jewelry and clothing of small outline worn stolen from the residence of J. D. Dodsen at 247 Army Hollowverd. The burglar, described as a bold intruder, fled after breaking a window and escaping with cigarettes and randles valued at about 100.
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J. D.dodsen
Weather Notes From San Antonio In Fiscal Year
San Antonio weather forecast suggests tonight will be cloudy with possible light rain and gentle winds. A telegraph from architect Ralph F. H. to Mayor Black notes San Antonio may have the finest auditorium of its size in America, after surveying major cities on a building tour.
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San Feria
Ee Antonio
America
Ralph FH
Black
Cameron Aad
Paiadelphia
Woman Shadowed by Mysterious Band Since Marriage
Mrs Tush of Needham Massachusetts says she has been stalked for years by a shadowy group linked to her marriage andfamily ties. She and husband Albert F Rush seek aid from the Boston-area society for protection, while herself asserting a long history of unseen pursuers following her steps and invading her home.
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Mre
Lota’ Canfield
Ziogal Aid Society For Protection
Tush
Richard Canfield
Camblers
Julia Arthur
Abe
Albert’ F. Rush
N Needham
Ush Gaya
Jan
Yen
Mrs. Tush
Rush
Mia
Danin Dowie
Thy
Legal Ain Society
Mr. Rush
Fident
Chang's Rebels Revolt to Join Wu's Standard
Mutinous forces of Gen. Chang Tso Lin who guarded the Chinese Eastern Railway declare loyalty to Gen. Wu Pei Fa. Revolt spreads through Manchuria as disorders threaten until a strong leader emerges. Chang Loiters at Shan Hai Kian while Heiry's army moves toward Ching's band and towns.
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Ray G. Marshall
United Browk
Peering
China
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Wu Pei Fa
Chang
Shan Hai Kian
Government wins in suit against big railroad interests
Washington May 23 The federal Government won its major anti trust case challenging Pacific system control of the old Central Pacific lines and their interstate commerce practices. The decision upholds Sherman antitrust law and curbs competition as sought by federal authorities.
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Washington, D.C
Pecelon
Supreme Court
Francisco
Pacific
Fire Truck Strikes Street Car and Autos in Indy
A fire truck collided with a street car and two automobiles in Indianapolis injuring four people. Grace Bailey, a pedestrian, was most seriously hurt. Edward Griggsby, driver of the touring car, was unconscious and taken to a hospital. Hamilton Campbell and the truck driver sustained minor injuries, and two firefighters were bruised but continued the run.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hamion Campbell
Nopto
Jesy
Bonus Bill May Be Reported This Week
Washington May 29 The Mepunter bill likely to be reported to the Senate by the Finance Committee this week. At today’s full committee meeting Democratic members signaled support for McCumber’s plan of paying the house with bonds and no down payment, offering a low valor in premium to those insured for twenty years.
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Washington, D.C
McCumber
Speeding motorcycle crash ends with suspect escape
A motorcycle rider and another man fled after a speeding car crash on South Prean Street near McMil ledo Street. Clive was treated at Robert B Green Memorial Hospital for bruises before being released. New was not hurt. The Kneeter escaped custody.
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Clive
Malincke Court
H. C. New
Buens ‘Viste Street
South Prean Street
Beeinmene
McMilleo Street
New Ainaway
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Ula Eacape
City Council Considers Prison Food Contract Bid
The city jail feeding contract for the next year likely will be awarded this afternoon at the City Hall. Only three bidders submitted proposals. Ed Petterson Bra alitehell and WF Sevvell offered meals at the rate of 1246 cents per meal. the third bid proposed a different price per meal.
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Cily
Tate
Ed Petterson
Braalitehell
WF. Sevvell
British Ship Sinks After Collision. Seven Sailors Die
Seven sailors die and three firemen are injured when the British steamer Welch Prince collides head on with the Towan in the Columbia River off Altoona near Astoria Oregon. The Welch Prince sank within 30 minutes as rescuers from the Oneonta ferried survivors and the injured to shore. The crash followed a nightime collision that sparked a fire and left 45 crew members aboard the Welch Prince.
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United Press
Astoria
Ore
Weick Armee
Towan
Columbia River
Altoona
Tortland
Tore
May
Jier
Fort Stephens
Preacher on trial for mine murder case in West Wisconsin
William Buzzard and others from St Albany face treason charges as a preacher stands trial in Charlestown amid a packed 500 strong crowd. The jury found a co-defendant not guilty after four hours of debate, while the State argued for possible death in case of conviction. Spectators reacted with a demonstrative outside reception and a blizzard of tension marked the proceedings.
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Charlestown
WL Yu
Wiliam Buzzard
St Albany
Minera
West
Wiesinia
Jefferson
Bike
Blizzard
Houston ordinance fixing $3 telephone rate struck down
Supreme Court invalidates Houston city ordinance that set a $3 monthly telephone rate and restricted service profiteering. Decision favors Western Rail Telephone Company with potential nationwide effect.
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Houston
Washington, D. C
Dexia Tix
Supreme Court
Sax Western Rail Telephone Company
Mayor studies plan for flood prevention without taxation
A proposed charter amendment would extend San Antonio city limits to nearby suburbs without bond issues or tax increases. Mayor Bjork is examining the plan which seeks to finance flood prevention through the enlarged tax base if annexation passes within a year. The larger city valuation could fund the program within a few years. OLEDUENE, Ex May reports shopmen ordered back to work after a wartime layoff, with 18¢ car shops returning to duty and departments resuming operations.
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Masor Bjork
Plu
Cleburne
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