Sanity trial in Dorothy Ellingson case nears verdict
In San Francisco April reports say Dorothy Ellingson may testify herself as the Sanity trial progresses in superior court. The defense aims to show she is sane while prosecutors consider calling her to the stand. A dramatic outburst occurred in court as the girl challenged defense questioning, prompting a recess and a resumed session.
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San. Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Sere Fox
Nimors
Cir
Anna Eliigson
Harmon Dbkillin
Joseph Carton
Sylvester
J. MesAtee
Conten
Edward 3
Eitehel
Sylvester McAtee
Harold Vouderback
McAfee
Twitchell
Thritebelt
Twkelel
Persa
Youth Prefers Old Girl's Kisses to Sheba's
In Chicago James Weaver a 24 year old elevator operator announced plans to marry Ida Sundane Campbell 50, a dishwasher and postess from Des Moines. They aim to wed at the Garfield park municipal conservatory if percussion can be obtained amid a tale of romance from Cupid’s inn.
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Chicago
James Weaver
Ida Sundane Campbell
Willow
D'Shivasher
Postess
Municipal Conservatory
Garfield Park
Cupid's Inn
Des Moines
Conservatory
Remco
Dorothy testifies on murder charge and sanity claim
Excerpts from a signed statement show Dorothy describing how her murder was halted and naming three attorneys. Catton asks if she prefers trial on the murder charge or insanity. she answers she would rather stand trial and says she is sane, though a moral deficient in Dr. Catton’s opinion.
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Dorothy
Asa
Tor
Catton
Tial
Yeas
Cat
Preston to Seek CMTC Recruiting Mission
Colonel Z F Preston chief of staff Eighth Corps Area will leave Fort Sam Houston for Houston and Galveston to recruit for Citizens Military Training Camps He will confer with county chairmen aiding recruitment and return to San Antonio Sunday morning He then plans to visit state aides in Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and Texas in connection with recruiting
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Z. F. Preston
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Houston
Galveston
Preston
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Cmll
Keely Pilots Make Good Flying Time
Technical Sergeant George C. Mc Ginter of Brooks Field and Post Sergeant Major William H. C. Carer completed a nonstop flight from New Orleans to San Antonio in four hours and forty minutes. The compass course was flown accurately for the service plane.
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George C. McGinter
Brooks
William H. C. Carer
New Orleans
San Antonh
Robber Too Smart to Pass Up Money on Pine Street
A thief entered W. E. Garvin’s home at 923 North Pine Street early Wednesday morning and stole a satchel containing $21 in cash and a $20 check. Garvin told detectives the robber seized it as a convenient jar to carry off.
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W. E. Garvin
North Pine Street
Garvin
Naval Officer Beauregard Speaks at San Antonio Lions Club
Commander Toutrant Beauregard of the United States Navy, a former San Antonio boy and early editor of the Hui sache, spoke at the Wednesday meeting of the San Antonio Lions Club at the Gunter hotel. On furlough to visit his parents, he recounted naval experiences and his Brazilian postings while Wr. Higgins urged support for the International Exposition drive.
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Toutrant Beauregard
United States Navy
San Antonio
Lions Club
Gunter
Beauregard
Main Avenue High School
A. T. Beauregard
Naval Academy
Optimist Club Hosts Novel Program of Entertainment
The Optimist Club presented a noon program featuring The Wirg the new nine piece dance orchestra at the St Anthony roof garden and the Harmon iava Orchestra from Bexar County School for Bars. The Keller Kiddies performed dancing and singing acts while Mary Stuart Edwards offered solos and Dick Phillips sang. Charles B Hanovan organized the event as entertainment chair.
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Sty
Wirg
St. Anthony Roof Garden
Car Battery Spark Sets Man Ablaze in Paris
A man identified as Roy Bundy was severely burned when a wire brush he used to clean a car battery touched a live wire from the battery to the spark plug. His incendiary oil-soaked clothing caught fire and he sustained critical injuries.
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Paris
Roy
Bundy
Commons mocked by foreign foods in official menu
London April 8 The House of Commons, absorbed in protecting home industry, discovered that parliamentary necessities come from foreign countries. A debate erupted overmatches labeled Made in Czechoslovakia and foreign meat butter and sugar served during sessions, highlighted by a member pointing to lights marked Made in Germany.
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London
House of Commons
M. P
Lok
Czechoslovakia
Floor of Commons
United Charities to Seek 25000 in Early 1926 Appeal
An appeal for 25000 to support United Charities until early 1926 will begin next week with letters sent to all subscribers who gave 5 or more last drive. Last year’s donors will be asked to re subscribe, avoiding a team drive if possible. J E Jarratt, president, says books of Associated Charities are being audited and reports will be mailed to subscribers once complete. He cautions funds will run dry by May 1 unless a Chest drive starts in 1926.
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United Charities
Tov
J.E. Jarratt
Associated ‘Charities
Jarratt Sarg
Paper scrap bilks man of 1700 in Chicago
Michael Popo vic met two men who promised to sell him South Chicagoland for 10 000 but took his 1700. He received a typewritten paper and reported the incident to the South Chicago police.
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Chicago
Michael Popovic
Chicagoland
Michael
Crown Block Fall Kills Workman
Paul Clark, 26, a worker employed near Electricas, died when the crown block of a rig fell on his head on Wednesday. He had joined the crew recently and is survived by a widow. The body will be shipped to his home in Childress for interment.
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Wighita
Paul-Clark
Sn- Oil
Eure Ig
Real Estate Man Victim of Flanery Fire in Chicago
A Chicago real estate man perished in a fire that damaged an apartment building estimated at $100,000. The victim reportedly fled with his family to safety but reentered the blaze and was trapped inside.
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Flanes
Chicago
White
Amily
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