Comet Talk and Echoes of World Affairs in Bloated Era
A fragmented reflection piece touches on taxation planos for unemployment, three faint comets visible in the heavens, Darrow's plea for a murderer, wheat market underpinnings, Balkan unrest, and a forecast of 20 million readers awaiting later editions to learn the outcomes of global events.
Torch Bandit Seeks Police Protection After Confession
A jailed suspect in a multi state torch gang case asks police for protection claiming threats. He and three other men linked to bank looting at Comfort Holland and La Porte were captured in Galveston and are being questioned as authorities search near San Antonio for buried loot. Local officers, including Galveston and San Antonio detectives, coordinated arrests and continue recovery efforts.
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Galveston
Comiforte
J Syag
San Anton
Comfort
Holland
la Porte
Cralef
Miller
Sam Street
Steve Maloukis
O. Clark
Eighth ‘Gurps
Lo Cobingow
Ok Polite H. Wrist- Fate
Dave Henry
John 'Bawe
EB. L. Goode
Mer
Wort Crockett
West Bench
Indicted for death of woman Oberholtzer in Indiana hotel
The Marion County grand jury indicted Klansman Earl Gentry and two others for first degree murder in the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer. Prosecutors say the men failed to provide medical attention after she poisoned herself following an alleged attack by Stephenson in a Hammond hotel.
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Shenae
D. C
Atic S
Earl. Gentry
Marion County Grand Jury
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Miss. Oberholtzer
Hammond
Ind
Stephenson
Boy Hurt In Auto Collision With Fire Plug
Eugenio Luna twelve living at Durango and Wilde streets sustained bruises and cuts Friday afternoon after the automobile he rode in collided with another car that struck a fire plug at Commerce and Toredo streets. Rosa Valdez of Harriman Place and Jesus Martinez of Pampire Street were occupants. the driver fled uninjured.
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Eugenio “Luna
Durango
Wiie
Commerce
Mrs Cunningham Is Refused Bond In Poison Deaths
Anna Cunningham of Gary Indiana, a widow, confessed to killing three of her children by poison. She appeared in jail cell arraignment before Justice H Kemp and was bound over to Lake County criminal court without bail on a first degree murder charge.
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Associated Press
Crown. Point
Ind
Anna
Cunningham
Gary
Justice of the Peace
H. Kemp i
Criminal Court
Lake County
Edsel Ford Invited For Newport Visit
Universal Service reports Edsel Ford son of Henry Ford will visit Newport in early summer as guest of Mr and Mrs T Suffern Tailor at Honey Suckle Lodge, Che Wall Residence.
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Universal Service
Newport
Fords
Auto Fame
Nownport Society
Edsel Ford
Henry
Guards Stop Lawrence Escape From Prison
Aztech Press reports in Florence that Murder suspect Will Lawrence of Muskogee faced execution for the killing of Phoenix Policeman Hazel Burch. He reportedly began sawing his cell in the condemned wing when guards detected the attempt.
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Amocified
Florence
Aziz
Will Lawrence
Muskogee
Hazel Burch
Phoenix
Taye
Light vote cast in election on waterworks purchase
Early returns show strong favor for municipal ownership of the waterworks with 1840 for and 189 against in incomplete tallies from 33 precincts. Voter turnout expected light, with estimates of 15 000 to 20 000 ballots. The measure contemplates issuing 6 500 000 in bonds to buy and operate the water system. officials predict a large majority though exact margin unclear.
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John W. Tobin
Paul B. Steffler
Polliny
Bred ‘Fries
Cheerio, Mates Here's One in a Million
Pegsy Allenby, actress, granted a divorce from Robert Armstrong, says she wants no alimony as she has independent income. She criticizes women who divorce for money, calling it more outrageous than hold ups and swindles.
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Associated Press
New York
Pegsy Allenby
Robert Armstrong
Riding Master Sentenced 22 Years for Murder
George W. Munding, a riding master, was found guilty by a jury of murdering Julia Able Doug lass, his former common law wife, in Wheaton Illinois. He received a 22 year prison term after the jury deliberated from yesterday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Wheaton
Ill
George W. Munding
Julia Able Douglass
Munding
Judge Orders Destruction of Gambling Devices in Houston Raid
Judge W W McCrory of Ninety fourth District Court issued an order authorizing District Attorney Chambers to destroy gambling paraphernalia seized in a raid on two rivals at Houston and Laredo streets. A Obedal was named owner of the property and was given 15 days to file a counter suit.
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W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Chambers
Houston
Laredo
A. Obedal
Secret Service identifies source of counterfeit $20 bill
Chicago April 18 operatives of the United States Secret Service report finding the source of the counterfeit $20 gold certificates circulating in the city for a week. Arrests are expected soon unless the counterfeiters depart the area.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Secret Service
Home at Holland Destroyed by Fire in April Loss
Holland Tex April 18 Fire early Saturday destroyed the home of John McWhinney with a loss of more than 10 000 dollars. The total Holland fire losses for April exceed 70 000 dollars. Defective wiring is listed as the cause of the blaze.
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Holland
Tex
John McWhinney
Two Cities Join in Air Program In Texas Rio Grande
Brownsville and the valley unite to launch a regional radio broadcast built by the Southern Radio Corporation of Texas. The test program will air Monday night at 8:30 with Brownsville Chamber representatives taking part in a Brownsville produced station broadcast.
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Torias
Brownsville
Southern Radio Corporation of Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Dick Brownsville
San Antonio
W. G. Holgerton
John Rodriguez
Southern Radio Corporation
WCAR
Brisbane Says Papers Must Be Truthful
Chicago April 18 Arthur Brisbane editor told members of the Chicago Bar Association that newspapers must be truthful. He warned that unjust criticism risks consequences and stressed the press should express and influence public opinion within the initiative referendum and recall context.
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Universal Service
Chicago
Arthur Brisbane
Chicago Bar Association
Texas discipline ends baby party scandal at UT
April 18 Austin An investigation into a university baby party ends with two year probation for the fraternity linked to the romp. Dean of Women Lucy Newton resigns after details surface. The event featured rompers audience chaos, ketchup bottles, ice water and scanty dress.
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Austin
University of Texas
Lucy Newton
San Antonio
Man Free As Sam Lemly Leaves San Antonio Jail
After 38 days in jail over opposing compulsory child vaccination, Sam Lemly prepares to pay $100 in fines to secure release and vow to continue the fight by other means. His wife bears hardship from his absence as their home and children suffer, including a recent burn accident to their boy. Contributions from American Medical Liberty League and supporters in Minnesota and Chicago fill most of the required sum.
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San Antonio
Case Tody
Sam Lemly Jn
Lemly
American
Medical Liberty League of Chicago
Minnapolis
St. Paul
Lamly
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