Boys confess to abducting Chattanooga child
In Chattanooga Tennessee on April first to two suspects and two men and a woman confess to abducting Virginia Jo Frazier two year old daughter of City Commissioner and Bir k Fred B Prager. Police plan to try a man and a woman charged with the abduction. Lewis and Wills brothers for engineering the plan to take the baby on March 23 and hold her for ransom. Repuls Cheries Taylor found in the suspects' home. Frank Baskett a former policeman and Mrs Stinie Thomason are in custody in connection with the abduction.
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Virginia Jo Frazier
Birk
Fred B. Prager
Abdaoetom Lewis
Arthur Wills
Cheries Taylor
Ie Frazier
Frank Baskett
Stinie Thomason
Alfonso Sends Car For Injured Rider In Madrid
A horse frightened a rider, throwing him and prompting Alfonso to send a car to rush the injured rider to the royal infirmary in Madrid. The rider walked home after the scare.
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Tots Hurt in Car Accident Improve Three Children
Three San Antonio children injured when the automobile they rode in with their mother overturned on the Austin road reported recovering at Fort Sam Houston base hospital. Florence Walton, 72, and two others were mentioned among patients with arm and facial injuries.
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Etre
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Fort Sam Houston
Creager Heads to New York May Visit Coolidge
Texas Republican committeeman R B Creager travels from Brownsville through San Antonio en route to New York and Washington. He is believed to confer with President Coolidge on the Mexican situation as part of his capital stopover.
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New York
Coolidge
Washington
R.B. Creager
Sarionel Republican
Texas
San Antonio
Brownsvile
Caolidse
Wexico Books Barred by U S Fears in Press
Mexico City reports state that several Mexican books, including one used in public schools, are being barred from the United States amid claims of dangerous propaganda. Excelsior defends the publications as not offensive, noting it cites reformers, poets, and political figures from Latin America and the United States, including Debs and Henry George.
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United States
Excelsior
Republic
Bool
Karl Mary
Ter Waany
Nicholas Lewine
Rosaembure
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