Dapper Don in Pouceton's Grip Again
New York newspaper reports that "Dapper Don" Collins known by many aliases faced a fourth Baymes law case for hush money extortion tied to a gin raid. He fled pursuit in Forty-second Street, had links to past murders and 1924 Paris arrest, and was engaged to Mrs Helen Weyworth, a scandal that disrupted his plans before possible sentencing.
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New York
Don” Collins
Dapner
Don
Estaty
Collins
Oscar Yastrub
Charles A. Cromwell
Robert Arthur Toubil Ton
Hemingaway
Forty-second
Tig
William Deen and
Taylor
Paris
John H. Reid
Helen Weyworth
Otto Young Wayworth
Oo 'Oung
Chieagnim
Himson
Reid
Bare
Bratt
Marrier
Dapper Dan
Annie
Police Nab Thief Now Seek Who Burled Loot Inside Auto
City detectives Wednesday held a man charged with stealing several automobiles. He was linked to a lodge of religious texts and women's clothing found in a member fiat box hidden in a car on Travis Street. Detectives sought the person who supplied the car to dispose of the loot.
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Travis Street
Xere
Pampa Elects Osborne Mayor in 1920s Election
Osborne elected mayor of Pampa while Lyn Burd retains seat as commissioner. Former councilman L. Murfer chosen as the other commissioner in the council slate.
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Pampa
Osborne
Oeborne
Ity
Lyn Burd
Anther
Sioner
L 1
Murfer
Oir
Sir Harry Dinna Defends Marriage In Debated Union
Sir Harry Lander argues that marriage preserves individuality and aids progress, citing his own knighthood rise from a coal miner after marrying 56 years ago. Count Herman Keyserling counters that marriage destroys individuality in a heated exchange.
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Sir Harry Lander
Herman Keyserling
Sir Harry
Riage
Division Set for Camp and Corps Inspection
Troops of the Second Division depart Fort Sam Houston for Camp Stanley on May 10 for annual maneuvers and a tactical inspection at Leon Springs. The Second Field Artillery Brigade and the Third Brigade begin May 10 with infantry routing over two days. Field tests run May 18, 19, 21, and corps inspection planned for May 24 and 25. Units return to Fort Sam Houston May 28.
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Fort Sam Houston
Camp Stanley
Leon Springs
Second Field Artillery
Artilery
Fort Sau Houston
Rules for Auto By Fortr-even Regdlations Discussed
A Texas railroad commission meeting in Austin Saturday will discuss motor vehicle rules for highway operation. A report from the U.S. Parkett of the chamber freight department cites provisions barring any bus operator who drinks or is intoxicated from employment and states no passenger will be accepted while such conditions exist.
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Texas
Austin
U.S. Pawkett
Chamber of Commerce Freight Department
British to Keep Troops in Egypt Despite Claims Rejected
London reports the British government remains firm on maintaining troops in Egypt and rejects Egyptian withdrawal demands. After unsuccessful Anglo-Egyptian talks, Britain says it will revert to the 122 declaration, terminating the protectorate and declaring Egypt an independent sovereign state with Britain reserving control over communications and foreign protection.
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London
Egypt
Great Britain
Escaped inmate nabbed in Houston investigation
Joe Hall, a 45 year old white man described as an escaped inmate from the Ukraine state prison, was recaptured by Houston police after a Tuesday incident involving a Black female accomplice. Hall, previously sentenced to YY years for murder in Sherman eleven years prior, had walked away from a prison farm.
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Nor Tex
Joe Hall
White
Arasty
Kraine
Faqui
Dallas
Hall
Sherman
Mureb
Illness Reunites Anna Gould and Mate in New York
Illness brings Anna Gould and her partner together in New York as local society notes report a reunion. The item notes a medical event impacting their schedule and social circle, with focus on the couple's return to public life following health concerns.
Teachers Speak On Home Training Responsibility
Judge McCrory of the national origin commission told Wor ans club members that American women rely on teachers to guide children as families drift from home roots. He estimated public funds for education as six to eight billion dollars annually, noting teachers’ long daily contact makes them influential in shaping youths away from danger and toward proper conduct.
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Todge W. W. McCrocy
National Origin Commission
Tudge McCrory
McCrory
Iba
Wan
Wien
Shanith
Josephe Fuere
Becky Rogers Appeal Filed in Tunis University Case
An unfinished report notes Becky Rogers appealing a bank rubbery related conviction. The text mentions Rebecca Bradley Hungers, a Tunis University student, and references a Court of Appeals prior to submission. Details are garbled but indicate an appeal process and ongoing legal action.
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Austin
Tebecca Bradley
Ier
University of Tunis
Dhycar Bank
Lauirange
Naviosal Bane
Pete Q
Karotkin Case Marking Time
Fragmentary OCR describes proceedings in the Karotkin case with references to the defendant, witnesses, and anticipated release. The text mentions dates, procedures, and procedural steps while noting the state’s involvement and potential testimony.
Fire destroys school building in Boranton Va
At dawn a fire gutted Renablienn's building in Boranton Virginia, trapping workers and teachers. Several workers were hospitalized after jumping from windows as escape routes failed. The loss is pegged around 500 dollars and the district announces school offices and junior college closed through Friday.
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Boranton
Vivinen
Luins
de Phint
Prees
Grandmother Cleared in Slaying Charge in Court
A trial ended with acquittal for a grandmother accused of murdering her daughter's infant child. The court discharged her after deliberations, with the verdict bringing an end to the homicide case despite earlier suspicions surrounding the infant's death.
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Ign ‘Gineutt
Aue
Record Prices Set At Auction For Rare Books
In New York on April 4 a $77,000 price for "Alice in Wonderland" manuscript led a sale, with De A W Roxen of Philadelphia buying the original. J P Morgan paid a high but undisclosed sum for a "Book of the Hours" illuminated manuscript, while the Ren JOD miniatures and Gutenberg Bible fetched substantial sums. The auction marked new peaks for literary manuscripts and rare books.
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LNW
York
W. Roxen
Hac
Philadelphia
Auelion
Londo
J.P. Morgan
Tosenbach Company
Insurgents Attack Wequila in Tulisa. Rebels Beaten
Guadalajara reports police and volunteers defend Wequila, described as one of Tulisa's most important towns. Insurgents led by a priest Luiz number around 200, attacked early Tuesday. Federal troops arrived and repelled the attack, leaving volunteers dead or wounded.
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Mexico
Glny
Guadalajara
Hevoicntis
Wequila
Tulisia
Luiz
Lown
Auningh
Voluntuers
Bill Salior
Eral
Deni
Eck
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