Fate to surrender Libby fate to surrender contined from page one
A 26 year old widow, Libby Fate, insists justice must be served after a man was murdered en route home from South America. She faces potential jail if found guilty. A special term of court likely in September. normal sessions begin October 3. Estate matters involve Smith Reynolds, minor Smith, and executor considerations for Libby’s estate. Reports place Libby in Ohio, New York, Delaware. authorities seek her location. Bail plans for Libby to be pursued. other hearings include bond for Albert Walker and a habeas corpus bid. The case hinges on whether Walker’s indictment and evidence establish probable cause for felonious homicide.
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Smith
South America
Hey- Molds
Ao Experient Mothe Brevent
Fhr
Smith Reynolds
Shra Smith
Reynolds
Jims
Libby
Hulman
Delaware
Aipear
Ms. Stack
Carliste Higgins
Albert Walker
Walker
Tor Welker
Walkers
Wand
Old Mining Camp in Colorado Now Student Center
Gothic Camp in Colorado transforms from silver mining site to summer educational center. Several colleges grant lab course credit. about two students enrolled. Dr John Christopher Johnson heads the school with faculty from Oklahoma, Denison, and George Washington-like institutions, including A L Richards and Mildred Richards.
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Colorado
Gothig
Col
Gelhit
Goce
John Christopher C. Iohnson
Dulegy
Western States Teachers’ College
Gunnison
Colo
Alle Richards
Mildred Richards
A. D. Weese
Strange Verdict in Floyd County Court File
In Rome Floyd County a quirky verdict states the jury found the defendant not guilty. The trial concerned a Confederate veteran charged with stealing a pig to feed his family, as recorded in the county courthouse files.
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Rome
He Floyd
Arkansas Boxing Champion Succumbs After Illness
Arkansas heavyweight boxing champion TORT SMITH CHcdh died here from pneumonia and blood poisoning at age 31. He contracted illness after a fall and rough bout at Tule, Okla, where he lost a bout to Cullen Williams in ten rounds.
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Arkansas
Ruby tRenghiouse
Johnson
Ladey
Aeichmede
Okla
Fon
Cullen
Willams
Pullman Company Reports 1992 Second Quarter Income
Pullman Company reports income for the second quarter of 1992 after operating expenses. The Chicago area note lists figures and deductions, with details mentioning allowances and adjustments. The report highlights net results and financial actions affecting the quarter.
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Pullman Company
Giucago
Sabaldiaylen
Sequin Takes Check Artist Arrests In Texas Fraud
A man and an accomplice were arrested Thursday afternoon after attempting to cash five counterfeit checks at the First Nations Bank in Seguin Theckerville Okio. Sheriff A W Eneaged reported they forged and cashed checks, listing purchased property and facing forgery complaints. A third suspect tied to the case was arrested, with merchants identifying them in Begun.
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Theckerville
Okio
Guadalupe County
A.W. Eneaged
Sherit Beepert
Thal
Albert Hauser
Seguin Tarchints
Seguin
Hausser
Seagett
Konan
Man Fights Rattlesnake With Gun Fire In Cache Valley
Ronald Packer a 2b has saved his life by shooting a rattlesnake that bit his left forearm while fishing in upper Cache valley The snake injected venom and hung on Packer used a .22 caliber revolver firing twice to cauterize the wound action deemed life saving by local physicians
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Prighanglet
Alin
Ronald Packer
Izer
Packer
Cache Valley
Hls
Open Forum on Hoover remark and bonus army critique
Readers criticize President Hoover for false forecasts on the depression and military action in Washington. An veteran recounts marching to the capital with no arms beyond resolve, urging voters to choose a commander in chief who will defend veterans and resist demagoguery.
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Ur. Hoover
White House
Hoover
Washington
American Republic
United States Army
Fourth Party Emerges Amid GOP Split in November Race
Overseas veteran observer notes a fourth party candidate may surface as Republican leaders fail to unify behind Huover Boosvtalt or Upshaw. A split among the Delaware Democratic and Republican factions could reshape the presidential contest, with rumors of a strategist leading a new ticket.
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Huover
Upshaw
Ann Oles
Boston Imports Show Increases At Port Of Boston
Boston imports for the pant monthe at the port of Yoxon hye show increases according to Wolutkin, collector. May duties were 099, H10. by June they rose to 702, HOF. last month reached QD 1AY.7M, with imports mainly raw amberiit for Ansvrlai aain- Tnetuite.
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Boston
Yoxon
Rebels Driven Back as Brazilian Government Advances
Brazilian federal troops under Gen Joao Francisco reported driving rebels from Jatarezinho about 100 miles NW of Slavore. Gov announces continued advance toward the northeast railway with Gen Waldomiro Lima's force. General Monteiro says his northern division moves toward Crubeiro, taking several trenches along the Parahyba river near Quelux.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Joao Francisco
Jatarezinho
Slavore
Positon
Waldomiro Lima
Monteiro
Crubeiro
Parahyba
Quelux
Italy Moves to Electrify 3000 Miles of Railroads
The Italian council of ministers approved plans to electrify 3000 miles of state railways. Work will start next fall and extend four years. The Florence to Rome and Rome to Naples corridors will be prioritized. Since Fascia ism, electrification has advanced rapidly, with about 1200 miles already done.
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Italy
Rome
Council of Ministers
Florence
Naples
Thaly
Deed Signed by Polk in 1848 Linked to Winnebago County
A historic document displays James K Polk’s signature on a deed in Rockford Illinois. The 1848 deed transfers land in Winnebago County to James Hulse, ancestor of the current owner, with title to eighty acres described as west of Pesctonia.
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Polk
Rockpony
TNR
James K Polk
O. A. Smith
Rockford
United States
Winnebago County
Illinoll
James Hulse
Pesctonia, Til
California Boasts 22 Inch Cucumber
California reporters name Albony Scull, foreman, who arrived with a cucumber 22 inches long. The extraordinary fruit was described as three cucumbers grown together and measured twelve times the average size, marking another odd agricultural claim for the state.
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California
Redwood Gity
Call
Aug. C
Ing
Albony Scull
Absinthe Barred by Jap Home Office
In a terse note the Japanese Home Office signals a restriction on absinthe imports. The move follows an official review of beverage regulations and licensing. No specific dates or entities beyond general government bodies are identified.
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Jap Home Office
ORIO
Waveragictil
Miter Consideratiia Research
Lichtenberger Faces State Surrender over 1932 Bank Robbery
Army authorities refuse to release Lieut H C Lichtenberger to state officials over the February 1932 Scherry State bank robbery. A warrant issue stalled by Randolph field orders left Lichtenberger in military custody, while state authorities seek to extradite for trial in Guadalupe county. An earlier bondman affidavit prompted a bid to surrender to state custody, with prosecutors arguing for trial under sheriff delivery.
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H.C. Lichtenberger
Randolph Field
Scherry State Bank
Albert Hausser Monilay
Ferry 8. Robertson
Tatypoventhr District Court
Lichtenberger
J. J. Olsen
Tur Che
J. Frandlin Boears
Tichtenberger
Gonfer, Spears
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Puthoritte
Sherif Frank Matthews
Fotenton
J. J. Lawrence
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Corps
Cresson
Hausstt
A. W. Saegert
Guadalupe County
Saegerk
Licatenberget
Bbe A
Hauzser
Thutemeyer
Taskier
Feshier
Albert Hausser
Stegdolph Fel
Sugar rate cut denied by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to allow Transcontinental Carriers to reduce sugar freight rates from the San Francisco Bay area to Chicago. The request would have lowered charges to intermediate points as well, aiming to boost competition via the Panama Canal and Mississippi River routes to St Louis and Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Francisco Bay
Chicago
Panama Canal
Mississippi River
St. Louuis
New York Ship, Canal
Great Laker
Young brothers feud ends with reward distributed
In Houston Missouri Aug 6 the Young brothers Harry and Jennings shot each other to death after a slain man Bix. A $1000 Green County reward funded by Dan Nee was shared among Houston officers who stormed the Tomlinson home and local residents. Tomlinson received $500, while officials and residents split the rest, with several officers earning minor shares. Police chief Perry Heath declined any reward.
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Ufi
Harry
Jennings Young
Missouri
Dan M. Nee
Green County
Bix
Lourd Peace
J. F Tomlinses
Tom Hinson
Houston Patoe
Perry Heath Eho Jed
Tomolinson
Rer
Streetman
Texed
Figurc
Houtten
Sinn Fein Man Held in Plot Against Secretary Thomas
Sinn Feiner Malone, described as a radical, was held by police on suspicion of a murder plot targeting J. H. Thomas, home secretary, ahead of the Welland Ship Canal opening. Immigration officials examined his record for possible deportation.
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Toronly
Am. B
Danit] Malone
Molinted
J. H. Thomas
Btllah
Domibiohs
Bir
Thomas
Welland Ship Canal
She Tan
Chinese Official Resigns Post in Nanking Government
Weng Ching Wei, president of the executive Yun and de facto prime minister, resigned today over dissatisfaction with the northern military authorities and their passive policy toward Manchuria, a dramatic, unexpected move in the Nanking government.
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Shamghal
Weng Ching Wei
Yun
Nanking
Manchuria
Old Autos Made Into Carriages
Salt Lake City July 6 Ranchers in enplein Tat have repurposed old automobiles by removing engines and attaching wagon tongues to convert them into mule weary carriages. This unexpected use stems from prohibitive oct to many ranchers seeking affordable transport.
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Salt Lake City
Ulah
Fragmented Rail Era Rants and Southern Pacific Echoes
An OCR rough patch discusses rail politics and media voices including Spencer, A Boiltb, and Frank Francis. It mocks Jake’s necessity, cites Eugene Tribune and Nevids, then meanders to Monteito Nevada and Southern Pacific trains toward the Pacific, culminating in prophetic lines about San Francisco.
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Dari
Spencer
Union
Patific
Ogden
Fils
A. Boiltb
Eistor
Frank Francis
Eugene
Tibune
Jake
Ubrikgessary
Kelly Man Disappears Near Wellyfield
Grave concern for Blatt Bergeant TL Ly Lawson arose after he vanished Thursday afternoon from the Diet area. Deputy Constable Joe Dominguez reported Lawson left at 4 20 p m to pay bills carrying 200 in cash. A late call claimed he was fishing, but it was an imposter. Lawson stood five feet eight inches tall weighing 149 pounds with dark hat and brown eyes.
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Blatt Bergeant TL
Ly’ Lawson
Wellyfield
Joe Dominguez
Dominguez
Lawson
Sterling Claims Ferguson Trade In Teague Speech
Governor Sterling told an audience at Teague Texas that the Merger and fusion of the Texas Legislature sought support for 18 votes on a statewide highway bond issue amendment in place of Joe Wallace of Teague, a member of the state board of control.
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Teague
Texas
Y. Sterling
Joe Fis
Jotus F. Wallace
Lie State Board of Control
Ferguson Campaign Opens Governor Headquarters in Labor Temple
Labor leaders announce Ferguson campaign offices opened in the Labor Temple on North Street. William Byachold, chairman of the organized labor campaign committee, says it’s the first time political headquarters have been allowed to occupy space in the temple.
Ashurst Predicts Next President A Double O Name
Senator Ashurst, a Democrat arts advocate, recalls predicting two years ago that the next president would have a double O in the name. He quips he cannot last long and bets on Hoover or Roosevelt as the outcome.
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Washington, D.C
Ashura
Democrat
Arts Oan
Ashurst
Hoaver
Roosevelt
Aged Man Dies of Burns in Bathtub
An elderly man named Henderson died from severe burns after a bathtub water heater malfunctioned. The incident occurred in COLORANY on a summer day in August. Henderson, unable to escape, was scalded when the faucet released hot water.
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Toha Henderson
Genderson
Seven Cars Wreck in Arkansas Train Derailment
Dispatches report seven cars derailed from a passenger train bound for New Orleans after a crash near Higginson Arkansas. No injuries are confirmed though one car was reported derailed and the cause remains unclear amid chaotic scene details.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Miesout ' Paalle
Tenho
Tattle Rock
New Orleans
Higenne
Burglar Nabbed With Tools In Pleaty Wigley Store
Special Deputy Sheriffs Collins and Emrie arrested a barefoot burglar at about 2 am Saturday in the Pleaty Wigely store on Broadway. He carried a jimmy, gloves, a ring of keys, burglar’s tools, and left his shoes at the door. Police link him to other local burglaries.
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Broadway
A. c. Collins
J. R. Emrie
Noles
Jimmy
New York Weighs Formation of Governing Corporations for Credit
A New York banking circle report says a special committee is forming a corporation to extend credit for commodity purchases. The plan aims to provide accessible credit with adequate collateral and to avoid past drives, offering financing to manufacturers, with formal announcement expected soon.
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New York
Hans
Woman Dies From Heat On Houston Street
A woman estimated to be Dolores Martinez died after heat prostration on Houston Street Friday afternoon. She wore multiple heavy garments and regained consciousness briefly at Robert S. Green hospital before dying later that night. police seek full identification and next of kin.
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Dolores Martinez
Houston Street
Robert 5. Green Hospital
American Lost in China U S to Probe Mystery
Lieut Hebert H Soule United States military attache heads to Hankow to investigate the disappearance of Tracy Ekyall an American employed by the Ching United Motors Co of Hankow Ekyall vanished on a motor trip from Kansit Province toward Siantu Ants last seen July 23 about 20 miles from his destination
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Pedping
China
Hebert H. Soule
United States
Alanty
Trury Ekyall
Ching United Motors Company
Hankow
Haakow
Ekwall
Kansit
Siantu Ant
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