Charges Dismissed In Deputyship Case Against Constable Wood
A district judge dismissed charges against Constable Will W. Wood of Precinct No 1 over issuing a deputyship after county officials advised the action. The case stemmed from a disturbance on North Cherry Street and involved other related complaints that were left on the docket.
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McCollum Burnett
County Court of Law No
D. F. Davis
M. C. Roberts
North Cherry Street
Sam Hale
Robins
Burnett
J. F. Davis
Will W. Wood
Wood
Nees Slayer Ernest Herring Commuted to Life
Raleigh April 1 A Negro, Ernest Herring 22 Wesso, faced execution for murdering F F Newton Postmaster after state court and governor reprieve. Governor Gardner commuted the sentence to life imprisonment, the sixteenth time such reprieve stayed executions.
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Nees
Raleigh
N. G
Ernest Herring
Wezzo
Max Gardner
F. F. Newton
N.C
Metro
Chinese Envoy Delivers Confidential Message to Stimson
Dr Frank M Lee a Chinese envoy to the United States arrived in San Francisco with a confidential message for Secretary of State Stimson. He declined to discuss the nature of the meeting or its contents.
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San Francisco
Ihi
Frank M. Lee
Stimson
Lee
America's prettiest Jewish girl crowned Queen Esther
New York’s Miss Lydia Shulman has been chosen as the most beautiful Jewish girl in the United States and Canada. She holds the title Queen Esther and spends her time cooking at home and performing household chores.
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Handsome
Lydia Shulman
New York
U.S
Canada
Queen Esther
Vague OCR Fragment Hints At Ad Writer Call
Fragmentary text appears to urge contacting an advertising writer, mentioning cities and individuals in unclear prose. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion. The snippet lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller summary.
Life for guards bill moves through House Judiciary
In Washington April 1 federal prison guards who connive or aid in prison breaks would face life imprisonment under a bill reported by the House Judiciary Committee. In Ontario Canada death toll also observed as former Liberal leader Wellington Hay, who led Ontario Liberals 1921 to 1923 and served federally 1926 to 1930, died today.
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Washington, D. C
Homse Judiciary Committee
Ring
Die Listowel
Ontario
F. Wellington Hay
Liberal Party
Negro Slayer Executed on April Fool's Day in Texas
Jack White known as Rockwall Slim was electrocuted at the Texas penitentiary in Hon ts ville after a February 3 robbery in Dallas county. He killed Mrs. Sarah Grey, 66, and slugged her husband at the Gray farm near Garland, escaping with $2 and a watch. He smiled before the current, requested his pistol for his wife, and noted the date being April Fool's Day. The execution, initially set for Good Friday, was postponed a week at a chaplain's request.
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Hontsville
Jack
Rockwall Slim
White
Begro
Sarah Grey
Gray Farm
Garland
Dallas County
Galveston Truck Hearing Delayed
Mark Marshall of the Texas Railroad Commission announced postponement of hearings on truck carrier permit applications in Galveston. New date not yet set. Hearings originally for April 4 and 5 in Galveston will be held on a later date.
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Galveston
Austin
Mark Marshall
Motor Transportation Division
Texas Railroad Commission
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