Bishop's Son Bond Posted After Assault Charge
Richard M. Canton of Robert HB Les School for Boys and Bishop Cannon of Virginia were released on $20 bond each after an assault and battery arrest. The incident followed a disturbance in dis gregreta aboe bill, with James Storm listed as a participant.
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Richard M. Canton
Robert HB
Les School For Boys
Bishop Cannon
Virginia
Cannon
James Storm
Jail Break Attempt Shocks Auburn Prison Scene
A bungled jail delivery in Auburn surfaced today as authorities charged an attempted breakout involving a large gang and an outside gunman. Acting Warden Prank disclosed the plan and reported a guard assaulted and four inmates moved amid the chaos.
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Dlembaing
State Courts Review Wells and McKenzie Appeals
State appeals in the Wells case align with ex parte Wells, arguing habeas corpus cannot grant second review after conviction for murder in Coleman. Also updates on McKenzie, held in Coleman County jail after doctors deemed him insane, with no state facility available for long-term confinement.
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Wells
Pont
Davaon Sar
D. C. Wells
J. A. Morshell
Plare
Coleman
Ape Pellate
Uuitaville
McKensie
Former Policeman Faces Hanging Trial for Murder of Hattie McCray
In New Orleans on April 4, former police patrolman Charlee Guerand was found guilty of murdering Hattie McCray, a young Negro girl, at a Tulane Avenue restaurant after she resisted his advances. Appeals by defense counsel are believed to be contemplated.
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Nesro
Charlee Guerand
Guerand
Hattie McCray
Tulane Avenue
Flier Charged in Mexico Smuggling Case
BRAWLEY Cal April 4 Accused of conspiring to smuggle alien Japanese into the United States from Mexico. Mendell a known factor will be turned over to American authorities for prosecution. He is jailed at Mexicali. The plane used by Mendell and Pete Teinhardt has been forfeited by Mexican authorities.
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Mexico
Cal
United States
W. Mendell
Asfator
Mendell
Mexicali
Pete Teinhardt
Seine Law Upheld by Appeals Court in Texas
Galveston April 4 The Holbrook anti seine law prohibiting fishing with seines in Galveston Bay remained intact today after the Court of Civil Appeals held it valid and constitutional. The decision was handed down yesterday on an appeal by local fishermen following a district court ruling upholding the measure.
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Lexa
Holbrook
Galveston Bay
Court of Civil Appeals
Ite
C. G. Dibrell
Dock Board to Merge Posts in New Orleans
New Orleans April 4 The dock board votes to consolidate two posts on May 1 eliminating superintendent W H DeFrance. John T Sanford becomes acting general manager and will assume duties of both positions in a move announced at a special session of the board last night.
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W. H. DeFrance
Tohn T. Sanfort
Aasigenot
Ue Board
Porltiona
Grimes Divorce Plea Thrown Out In Pittsburgh
Judge Hervex F. Ake dismissed the divorce bid filed by Burleigh Grimes against Florence Ruth Grimes at Pittsburgh. The judge ruled the charges did not warrant a divorce action and granted the request to end the case.
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Ston. Abin
cNs
Burleigh
Pitusburgh
Dudge Hervex F. Ake
Florence Ruth Grimes
Dude Ake
Bribe Case to Go to Federal Jury
In New York on April 4 a trial of Arthur N. Hager Edward T. Reynolda and Joseph Kalleck accused of bribing a juror in the state years case is to be presented to the federal jury that has heard the case. Hazel Hefont of the state and United States Attorney Charles B. Tattle are involved in the proceedings.
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New York
Arthur N. Hager
Edward TW. Reynolda
Joseph Kalleck
Hazel Hefont
Amer
Charles B. Tattle
Not Wisely But Too Well Bridge Scandal Ends in Divorce
In Chicago on April 4 a bridge game led to marital strife and a divorce. Juliet White testified to an argument over plays as Judge Joseph Jabath issued a decree and a cash settlement of BICC.
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Joseph Jabath
White
BICC
Missy
Mian Admits Hotel Hold Up Figures In Embleton Case
A suspect in a Monterrey Junk job says he earned 14 dollars from his split in the Embleton Motor company theft. He claims plans sought seven thousand or 7600 in the St Anthony hotel holdup with inside info on a sootter auditor. After the robbery netted 1000 in cash, Braubach and Watern reportedly drove to Houston. A safedoor drill at Murray-Willerich failed and Watson could not force the gate knob. Habeas corpus hearing for Watson set for Friday before Judge R. J. Miner.
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Embleton Motor Company
Ward Hunt
St. Anthony
Houston
Braubach
Watern
Garaders
Camden Street
Harry G. Pilgrim
Dwyer Avenue
Hoy E. Wayne
Wickes Street
Murray-Willerich
Raskob Questioned on Prohibition Views at Senate Hearing
Chairman Caraway announced plans to Question William H Stayton of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment at a Senate lobby committee hearing. The testy exchange involved Democratic senators asking about quitting positions and ties to anti prohibition groups amid remarks by Robison Buston and Huston.
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Raskob
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment
Walsh
Toskob
Robinson
Claudius A. Buston
Republican National Committee
Committee
Big Miacle Shoals
Coraway
Huston
Hobnao
Ragkohnt
Solons
Washington, D. C
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
William H. Stayton
Weaslington
Lireetory
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Five Million Cotton Loan Approved by Federal Board
Washington April 4 The federal farm board announced it approved an application by the federal cotton association for a commodity loan not exceeding three million dollars. The association, reorganized after being scrapped by the Staple Growers' association, is based in Greenwoot, Mississippi.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Farm Board
Federal Cotton Association
Staple Growers’ Association
Greenwort, Miss
Movie Actor Shot in Film Accident
Nollywood reports Tack Haynes, a motion picture actor, was severely wounded by a bullet in the abdomen during a film accident in a hospital in the city. The incident occurred April 4 as production halted and medical staff attended the injured actor.
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Tack Haynes
Etter
Lodes
Two Towns Pick School Trustees in Karnes County
Karnes City and Kenedy school districts vote set for April. Karnes City trustees order election to choose three for two-year terms with William F. Kempe as election judge and two stee lstonis. incumbents Hackman McGall Morris seek reelection. Kenedy board orders April 8 election for four two-year trustees with Fred Hinton as judge and Mrs Seay and Mrs Holicks assisting. incumbents Hoyore Scteborough and Your are seeking reelection. Women candidates, including Mrs W P Hickle Mrs A H Kritbach Mrs Pedr Martinez and Mrs Robert W Hennett, enter race in historic first.
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Karnes City
Karnes City Independent School District
Thooge
William F. Kempe
Foltowa
Mra
Hackman
A. W. McGall
Morris
Krnedy
Kenady Independent Ischoal
Fred Hinton
Seay
J. D. Holcicks
Hoyore
Scteborough
Kenedy
W. PF. Hickle
Krrbach
Pedr Martinez
Robert W. Hennett
Snowley Joint Meeting Opens in Lubbock for Inter National Tidations
Five hundred delegates from colleges of the Boarhwest are expected in Lubbock for the opening of a Snowley joint meeting of the Inter National Tidations conference and the West Texas Historical association.
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Lubbock
Texas
Boarhwest
West Texas
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