Marines Officer Accused in Court Martial Proceedings
The court martial at San Diego opened with testimony from dental surgeons on General Butler’s toothache blamed for alleged intoxication. Brigadier Gerevil Smear Butler’s case centers on Williams of the Marines, with defense aiming to exonerate via dental issues and questioned statements from hotel witnesses.
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San Diego
Gerevil
Jey “D. Butler
Alexander
Williams
Pooth
Buller
General Rutiér
L. G. Conditt
Frank 8. Tichy
Butler
Leo Hermie
Quertion
Featerday
George F. Sto
Dieronade
Bukow
Bud
Jura
Jardine Sponsors Meet To Protect Leather Industry
Washington April 13 will see a conference called by Secretary Jardine to discuss the warble fly and chestnut blight. Government and industry groups will seek means to prevent further damage to hides and cattle, with losses estimated up to 100 million dollars annually.
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Jardine
Washington
DE. C
Pi —Centre
Clarksburg Judge Sentences Morgantown Oilman in Liquor Case
A Morgantown oilman, Fearl Liberger, was sentenced by a Clarksburg judge after a case involving a vehicle in a liquor transport incident. The proceedings referenced a chaotic scene and referenced a juvenile involved. The judge imposed a fine and ordering related to the automobile's use in the incident.
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Clarksburg
Boker
Fearl Liberger
Morgantown
Contis
Fireworks display tickets in demand
Fireworks night at Fiona Parkson draws strong interest as locals await the public airing of the event. Reports note ticket demand rising amid community excitement and anticipated display conditions.
Women Have Day Talking Marathon Impresses Berlin
Universal Service reports Berlin hosts endurance contests as hunger artists and talkers draw crowds. A long distance talker named Korez aims to speak six days straight, echoing Senate filibusters, while imitators like a Leipziger dancer face rough reception and early exits.
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Universal Service
Berlin
Dalker
Germany
Dolly
Neacly
Korez
Senate
Joly
Leip
Fort Sam officers ordered to Fort Leavenworth staff school
Fort Sam Houston officers Major Andrew J White and Major James E Baylis were designated as students in the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth for the next September. White, adjutant of the Second Division, has been at Fort Sam Houston since November 1923 and acts as adjutant. Baylis, corps area surgeon assistant at Eighth Corps Area HQ, has served at Fort Sam Houston four years with prior service in the Second Division. Both will go on leave before reporting to Fort Leavenworth.
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Fort Sam Houston
Command and General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Tery
Andrey J. White
White
Fort Sam Houton
James E. Baylis
Eighth Coepa
Fie
Eighth Corps
Fort Leivenarth
Bond district plan floated to fix Texas road bonds
John Maxwell, ex assistant attorney general, spoke at a chamber of commerce meeting in Waco urging a special legislative session to reorganize existing road districts into new districts like school districts. The plan would let new districts issue bonds and bar roads from old districts amid the Supreme Court ruling that Archer county bonds were illegal under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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WACO
CMN
R-tonss Rn
Chamber of Com Tattee
John Maxwell
Assistamt
Supreme Court
Texas safety council plans move forward in north region
April 14 report from North Maku notes a proposed Texas Council of Safety being launched. Clarence morn of Texas Coin Bafely relays the telegram to Frank Milbolin and Nerf Dakota commissioners. President Mithallan confirms receipt and urges full plans and details on the council’s establishment.
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North Maku
Council of Safety
Clarence Morn
Texas Coin
Frank Milbolin
Nerf Dakota
Mithallan
Texas Council of Safety
Border Bridge Fight Continues in Cameron County Court
Brownsville April 4 4 The battle to build a bridge across the Rio Grande between Brownsville and Matamoros stretches on with petitions filed by J B Creager to obtain a permit to construct the span. Malott and associates press separate suits while a federal case seeks injunctions against Creager. Creager, now in Mexico City, vows to proceed with construction once authorized as the others announce plans to build too.
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Brownsville
Arkige
Rio Grande
Trownaville
Antamoros
Judes
J. B. Creager
Halda
Comissioners’ Court of
Cameron County
Suif Peing
O. G. Malott
San Antonio
Commissioners’ Court
Creager
Prison bandit’s weapons found hidden in stationery box
Authorities disclosed that two hacksaw blades were found concealed inside a turned stationery box sent to Richard Reese Whittemore, a robber gang leader, during a special delivery. Charles Leib, a prison official, made the finding public today.
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Ruppalo
aAn
Richard Reese Whittemore
Wang
Wy Sullor
Charles Leib
Hneksawa
Queen Finds Ball Fight Too Gruesome
Queen Victoria of Spain reputedly finds a bullfighting scene distressing. Reported from Madrid, the Queen is said to gaze into the audience glasses, giving the impression she watches the ring while inwardly watching the darkness beyond.
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London
Victoria
Spain
Necirdig
Prohibition hearings reveal liquor stills and illegal craft
General Andrews and Senator Reed testified on illicit distilling practices and the war on bootlegging. They discussed how moonshiners operate, the dangers of ether as a byproduct, and the scale of alcohol diverted from legitimate channels. Estimates of gallons diverted ranged from millions, highlighting enforcement challenges.
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Reed
Aaid Andrews
Senator Reid
Andrews
Cai
Wal- Tora
General Andrews
Attomney Buckner
New York
John Barlescorn
Renate Prohibition Committee
Tanker Blast Toll Mounts After Venezuelan Explosion
A disastrous tanker explosion off Port Artur near the Gulf of Venezuela has raised the dead and missing to 20. Leslie Brownell of Galveston is among the newly identified dead, while J G Potts and R Tryeedlie are added to the missing list. Six others remain hospitalized, with two not expected to recover. Public funeral services for unidentified victims will begin Thursday with coffins lined along the morgue sidewalk and bodies buried by number.
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Port Artur
Tagkir Gulf
Venezuela
Leslie Brownell
Galveston
J. G. Potts
R. Tryeedlie
F. I
Morrill
Seaman
Timothy Witz
Dhati
Canal
Brownell
G. Poss
Yatek
Yrag Stuy
Numen
Fiesta advertising campaign boosts San Antonio event
Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific railroads launch an advertising drive for Fiesta in San Antonio. Tom Hood in San Antonio oversees poster and circular distribution to agents along the 8. P. lines. Griffin notes extensive placards and 40 panels in Tras in Missouri, Kansas and Texas routes.
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San Antonio
Jacinto
Southern Dacific
Tom Hoot
General Fuesenger
Vuriong
Cvaty
Mr. Hood
Slka
Tras
Missouri
Kanges & Texas Railroad
Nas
Anstonio
Westa
Frank B. Griffin
Missquri Pacifieralleane
Probe of Blast Fatal to 29 Begins
Officials from New York and Tendon offices of Gulf Refining Company visit the wreck site near Galveston to assess damage after a deadly blast that killed 29. Early unofficial loss estimates place damage around 500000, with steel plates reportedly less damaged than initial rumors.
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Firsk
Brackenridge Hi Y Society Election Rally Planned
Brackenridge Hi Y Society to elect officers as Brackenridge High School Fi x Club members meet in Tacotingham GA. A city wide rally is set for April 24 with Harry Abies, president of the Tents, to speak. The election was postponed from Tuesday.
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Oxacers
Wieda
Brackenridge
Tacotingham
Harry Abies
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