Daring arrest ties Nueces escape to Mexican border case
The ambivalent case of Sanchez ends with Mexican authorities holding him after a tense exchange at the Nuevo Laredo border. Police report the suspect, born to Mexican parents, admitted guilt as officers sought to determine his nationality amid a high profile mystery. Investigators traced clues across the state in the tense manhunt for the 11 year old victim Edna Merle Little, whose murder near Leming unsettled the farming community. The outbreak of events followed the death the week before, as investigators chased leads across districts, with the Leming school closed and a community in shock.
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Nuevo Laredo
Sanchez
Rio Grande
Senckea
Hice
Detives
Merting Scrvas
Nuevo In Redo
Bian
Zoe Tahoke
Sa Antonio
Laredo
Teres
Mexica
J. Elmo Dickey
Leming
Edna Merle
Alejandra Sanchez
Alberta Jr
Edna Merle Springer
Alberto Jr
Alejandro
San Antonio
Quartet Treated for Minor Hurts at City Hospital
Victims of three minor accidents and one assault were treated at Rob ft B Green hospital. Frank Escobedo, 27, was hit on the head with a crank near Huens and Pecos and treated for a lacerated scalp. Joaquin Pardo, 2, walked into a moving car and was hospitalized with scratches. Estia Lackey, 24, broke her left ankle after slipping on a curb near her home. Henby, 10, was bitten on the hand. none of the injuries were serious.
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Robft B. Green Hospital
Frank Escobedo
Monfertore
Huens and
Pecos
Joaquin Pardo
Bod Worterey
Estia Lackey
Ie Henby
WIFE AND GIGOLO PONDER THEIR FATE IN ARRAIGNMENT
The women deny De Pew’s claim that funds Columbus Conlon had were for Reno expenses. At arraignment Dale was told Conlon is severely wounded and may die. Prisoners’ examination postponed until Friday after magistrate consults with them.
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de Pew
Conlon
Reno
Dale
Miles Standish Bones Reinterred
In Duxbury Massachusetts on April 25 the bones of Captain Miles Standish founder of the Plymouth Colony were moved from the grave to a hermetically sealed casket under the Miles Standish Historical Association. The reinterment marks a second exhumation and reburial to preserve the remains for all time.
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Duxbury
Mass
Mika Standish
Tlymouth
Standish
Miles Standish
Unglad Art Case Is Won
Universal Service New York April 25 Charles Bamberger wave witness sleuth for the Society for the Suppression of Vice triumphantly brought Morris Posner 25 into West Sie court today. Bamberger said he topped Posner in flagrante delicti hell in the act of peddling wuelad art at the Republic theater. Jacob Send defense counsel pod-nooded. He said simili studica TM could be purchased at any newsstand. Bamberger confidently challenged that, so the two went out together. They came back with these maza ing art stidies mud the t rosner was dismissed.
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Universal Service
New York
Charles Bamberger
Thce Society For the Suppression of Vice
Morris Posner
West Sie Court
Bamberger
Republic Theater
Jacob Send
Stein
Ramberger
T'Rosner
Mother of Four Slays Husband in Riverside
Riverside March 33 A mother of four Mrs William Fae riz admitted to shooting and killing her husband William K Farris saying she feared death for herself and children. She surrendered to authorities with her Sycat-oll son confirming the account describing a struggle and pursuit before the shooting.
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Serflem
Riverside
Crlif
William Faeriz
William K. Farris
Riverside County
Mama
Pana
Papa
Butler Honor Captures Fort Said to Exist
Photo captions recount Maj. Tomy Chrusher and Marines capturing a fort over Bellegarde's denial. Thrasher aided Cutler with 10 or 12 Marines, and Ty, now at Quantico, is assigned to the Marine Corps School. Fle plans to stay at the Army and Navy club to defend Butler's exploit.
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Butler
Bellegarde
Tomy
Chrusher
Marine Corps
Brewster's
Navy
Wariney
Thrasher
Cutler
Marine Corps School
Marine Base
Quantics
Fle
Actiny and Naty Club
Butlec
Tobacco Exports Show Big Gain Under ARL Netware
Tobacco exports in early 20th century context rose markedly with first quarter shipments totaling 187,220 pounds, well above the six year ave. Only 1920 and 1927 saw higher first quarter exports. Prices were $2.00 per 100 pounds higher than the previous year.
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Washington, D.C
Commerce Department
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Wires Stimson
Boy
City Hospital
Gigolo
Kirk
Hertzbergy Bowron
Miles Standish Bones Reinterred
Unglad Art
Joskes
Optical Dept
Raleony—Joske's
Joskes de Big Store
Dalanca
Domentic
Ned Modela
Adimpléa
Western Electric
Choice
IFALL
Kallison
House Paints
Armstrong
Isave
AE Kallison
Pee Gee
Wolff
Auta
Blan
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