ARYCHIC ROBBER SENT TO PRISON
Detroit August 13 A 19 year old bandit named Emil Trenin admitted robbing a Central City Bank location and was judged insane by a commission. He was committed to the Michigan State Hospital at Pontiac after court proceedings. Doctors warned he would likely re offend if freed.
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Mich
Court v . Dw
Juang J. Volooker
David Trark
Pronk Tsf
Stephenson
Sanity Commission
Canditon
Drain
Socrety
Br. Chick
Train
Chilihood
L Ag
Dogs Rampage Wounds Nine Cows at Farm Site
A wild dog attack at a farm near Mixa Temily Hubbard injured ten Jersey cows. The dogs, using improvised tools, were chased by locals until a veterinarian arrived and shot one animal. Five cows were recovered, another five went missing amid the confusion at Sir Dauplis Aluxond Ero’s nearby property.
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Varmch
Ussie Ueid
Hirst
Mixa Temily Hubbard
Wrong Man Shot At After Car Chase Ends In Misidentification
After a late Saturday night incident, M. Gonzales of 1017 North Gherry Street drove into the city and faced a shootout when a man stepped into the road and opened fire. Gonzales survived unscathed but faces potential charges of carrying a pistol and aggravated assault, with deputies to arrest him and an investigation possible for assault to murder. The assailant reportedly fled, later telling deputies he mistook Gonzales for another man.
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M. Gonzales
North Gherry Street
Constr Criminal Cour
AL Gittinger
Loroya
Eaid
Sheriff's Office
Gonanles
Antonig Jagt
Voad
Gonzaleza
Gonzeles
Ieee
Tiosoya
Gasoline prices cut across several states report
A 1 cent cut in the tak wagon price of gasoline was announced by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. New quotations appeared in Baltimore Washington and New York with 10 cents in Virginia and West Virginia and 18 cents in North and South Carolina. Crude gasoline for export also reduced by a cent a gallon.
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Standard OU Company
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
New Dorsey
Virginia
West Virginia
North Corolina
South Carolina
United States
Chaplin Enjoys Taxi Ride Despite Heart Ailment
New York Aug 15 Charlie Chaplin, after a brief hospital visit for a minor heart issue, took a taxi ride through Manhattan. He appeared in good spirits, greeting onlookers with a wave as he left the Carlton Hotel.
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New York
Nice
Tite Carlton
Charlie Chaplin
Gasps Betray Negro Hidden Beneath Porch After Chase
Detectives lost the suspect Friday night as he fled from Gulf and Gereta streets. A man charged with theft over 300 dollars was found hiding beneath J. B. Eckhardt’s porch on Gul atreet. Eckhardt saw the fugitive enter the yard, while officers struggled to capture him. The description notes a pistol was involved in the confrontation.
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J. B. Eckhardt
Gul Atreet
T Eckhardt
Gulf
Gereta
Weckhardt
Bimael
New Dallas Schools Boast Hospitals and Facilities
In Atlas Batlas Aug 16 report, Groitien superintendent Meen describes new Dallas school buildings with dedicated hospital rooms for girls and boys, improved phone lines, and ready emergency access. The article highlights modern accommodations for students and staff at the new facilities as a testament to district planning.
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Batlas
Dailas Adv
Bormaare
Groitien
Caid
Talary
Presidents Busts New Borglum Plan
A statue project at a Washington area site near Anenny Vek and Keystone is being led by Gution Borglum. The plan envisions sculpting busts of Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Taft at the mountain site, funded by subscriptions to the project.
Eagle Pass Chamber Elects Winter Garden President
Georgs Hollis of Eagle Pass was elected president of the Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce in Eagle Pass during the annual session. Farris remains secretary. the district includes five counties and an outlined program for development and improvement in the area.
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Eagle Pass
Georgs &. Hollis
Eagle Lene
Winter Garden
Girl kept ten years in cage refuses clothes in asylum
In Los Angeles a Mosican girl kept in a cellar cage for years resists wearing clothes in a psychiatric ward. Attendants struggle to clothe her while authorities investigate a case described as demented and neglected.
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Los Angeles
Brearold
Torekit
Maria Saent
Toul
Ford Defendant in Suit Filed by St Louis Company
A St Louis company sues Ford in a United States district court alleging trademark and patent infringements related to automobile transmission handles. The complaint targets ongoing production and sale of allegedly infringing parts and seeks an accounting and damages. The case cites 1916 actions involving Thomas Hocke White of Minneapolis and claims continuation of unlawful activities by Ford.
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FORD
ST. Louis Company
Louth
Ada
Vori Motor Company
Tuteinting
Rte Tenia
Tne
Ma Lanix
Adura
United Statee Dixiriee
Thomas Hocke White
Minho City
Toho
St. Louis
Morgan's Wife Dies After Illness and Strife
Mrs J P Morgan wife of the banker died at Glen Cove after a heart collapse from indigestion and a form of sleeping sickness. Her sons James Spencer Morgan and Henry Sturgis Morgan were on the yacht Corsair near Long Island Sound when summoned. Daughters include Mrs Francis Morean Pennoyer and Mrs J P Morgan Nichole. She supported philanthropy and church causes and left a long married life with children and grandchildren.
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Associated Press
New York
J. P. Morgan
International Banker
Glen Cove
Funda
Africa
America
SONS
GN Yacht
Inorgun
Wall Street
Story for Papers on San Antonio by Herndon
Fifty newspapers are asked to publish the Story of San Antonio by Herndon publicist of the chamber of commerce. A 2000 word article covers city history trees industries and notable sites with photos of the Alamo Medina Fountain and San Fernando Cathedral.
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San Antonin
Wred
Herndon
Hernidon Ias
Alko Sella
San Antonia
Alamo
Medina Sankey
Wrinken Garden
San Fernando Cathedral
Kormonal
Editora
Champion Inmate Of S A Jail Gets 100 Dollar Fine
San Antonio police history notes a local inmate fined at municipal court for theft totaling 100 dollars. The man claimed a transportation method, but the judge warned of new measures to curb crime.
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S.A
Trngnin
San Antonio
Corporaton Court
Ineo
Fe Tivelihond
Wright Will Give Workers A Chance
The San Antonio police force announces a new patley program to give 19 men who want to work a chance. Acting Mayor Phil Wrist says a record is kept of each man’s attendance, and those found not meeting requirements will be removed. The plan aims to place eager workers in temporary roles while protecting reputations.
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Antonio
Phil Wrist
O. Miller
Runaway Horse Statue Incident Reported by Deputy
Deputy Sheriff Dick Lambert encountered a frightened Black man near a cemetery where a runaway horse was described as a statue. The man claimed the horse statue marked a spot on a boat and led Lambert to investigate. The exchange involved tense misunderstanding and a quick action to stop the horse.
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Lambert
Aid
Negra
Demaniel Lambert
Harmony Reigns at Southwestern Texas State Teachers College
Harmony abides at Southwestern Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos as President Dr. O. B. Beans reports no excitement or disturbances. Student meetings occur only by official request and approval, with funds kept separate for student events. The college audits receipts and expenditures, ensuring proper use. An incident involving student factions was resolved by joint committees, maintaining a peaceful campus atmosphere.
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Southwestern
Texas State Teachers’ College
San Marcos
B Beans
Btudenta
Han Hoon Um
Nmi
Iby
Studene Ryans
Orher
Appiaudus
Board of Regents
Arm
Khey Eéchout Balaners
Soho
INZG
Lion
Fourteen Bids For City Organ Auction
Fourteen firms bid to sell the city organ to equip the auditorium. Bids were received by City Clerk Bred Mehees and will be opened and referred to the city for tabulation at a council meeting Monday, Acting Mayor Phil Weight said. Each bidder will be given a hearing on the amount of their organ before the contract is awarded. A definite ruling will be used until Mayor John W. Levin returns from Mexico City, Wright said.
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Bred Mehees
Phil Weight
John
Evin
Mexico City
Wright
Junior C of C Asks Senior Membership Details
The Junior C of C seeks a senior organization membership for Iteratent Arthur G. Raniel. The meeting of officers and directors Fring decied to file the application with I. 2. Goodman, the senior chamber membership secretary. The junior or general faction has not been represented, while both chambers showed individual memberships.
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Unrimerce
Iteratent
Arthur G. Raniel
Fring
Ihe
Goodman
Thy Xenlor Chamber
Cotnrene
Tesefitore
Lody
Yenlor Chunber
Leavenworth terms for cemetery fraud case
In a Leavenworth case, defendants cited were imprisoned for cemetery fraud and related charges. Paul McCormiel received a one year sentence in Leavenworth prison and fined 12 dollars. The matter involved promotion of illicit schemes connected to burial practices.
Divorce Suit Follows Hotel Raid In Chicago
Chicago August 1 Mrs Thowme Fe Lawrence plans a divorce filing after detectives broke into a hotel room where her wealthy husband was found with socialite widow Mrs Lynne Wernild wife of Tnetl Groner. Lawrence faces charges of statutory offense and disorderly conduct. The case returns August 26 after a tense pursuit through corridors and streets.
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Thowme FE
Jiwreter
Ke Shore Drive
Bt. Tous Busters Mat
Bmrx
Tulle Grunvk
St Lonik Society
Lynne Wernild
Lawrence
George M. Pullman
Pullman Company
Frank’ Qo Lowdung
Ilinois
Gruner
Lawrence Wan
Tnet
Groner
Bt. Touly Sports
Herman N. Bunderon
Uniergo
Quarentine
Wattery
Steira
Busincen
Mra
Grimor
Abil Mere
Davin
Illinois mine to issue largest coal payroll this week
West Frankfort Illinois workers at Chicago Wilmington and Mine Company No 2 are set to receive about 140000 in checks this Saturday, claimed as the largest single payroll in the coal industry. With two other mines paying by August 15, total payroll will reach around 118000.
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Illinois
Frankfort
Filioi
United States
Chicago
Wilmington
Tntie
Uhich
Arrest of Traffic Officer Amid Stalled Light Run Incident
An incident Friday afternoon near Soledad and Commerce streets led to a traffic officer being arrested for violating conduct codes. The officer delayed others as he attempted a hurried return home, prompting a reprimand and further disciplinary action.
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Soledad
Dexas Automotive Dealers Gather for Regular Conference
About 25 attendees from Dexas Automotive Dealers gathered in Gunter at 9 am on Saturday for the Texan Automotive Association bi monthly conference. After a directors meeting, the group adjourned to lunch at 1:15 pm. Ayuina of Cincinnati, a national nucleating engineer, spoke on headlight laws, followed by 8. A. Holland of Dallas, publisher of Hollands Magazine. The meeting was led by president C. C. McCauley of Waco and secretary B. H. Floyd.
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Mem Bere
Nesston
A. Lunchdon
Pean
IS. Ayuina
Cincinnati
A. Holland
Dallas
Holland
C. C. McCauley
Waco
B. H. Floyd
Governor Offers Rewards for Three Alleged Criminals
Governor Miriam A Ferguson announces rewards for three alleged criminals in Texas. One seeks T W Pearce for the Bayton Herlon killing in Smith County, another offers 250 for J Herod Cousar’s killer in Castro County, and additional rewards target Consiar’s slayer and Gunner Pete in Nacogdoches and Angelina counties.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
T. W. Pearce
Smith County
Spain's King Talks War by Telephone
King Alfonso spoke by telephone with Admiral Marquin De Magar and presided over a military directorate meeting in Madrid about the evolving war situation. The late session followed a prior important conference, outlining steps and directives in the crisis.
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Spain
Brine Sawlpg
King Alfonso
Marquin de Magar
Alataeco
Military Directorat
Bora
Pouson Phial Clue to Lost Woman
The era reveals a continued report on a missing woman whose death is linked to poison. Authorities cite veronal or rattlesnake venom as probable causes, comparing the case to Olive Thomas and Charlie Wood in Hull’s Hollow as they search for a murder or accidental overdose.
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Tha
Olive Thomas
Jack Pickford
Paris
Johnson
Jamey and Athers
Charlie Wood
Hull
Hallow
Rattiesnakey
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Pawl McCormiel
Longvenworth
Dexas Automotive
Woods
Braumeister
Wilson Brokerage Co., Inc
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San Jose Bathing Beach, Inc
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