Federal murder charges expected in Adams case
Federal charges of murder were expected to be filed in the federal court here Sunday against James R. Adams a Houston soldier cook after his wife Lillie Adams body was found in a car in Salado Creek near Camp Traix army reservation. Two sergeants reported information the crime occurred on the army reservation and Adams was questioned. authorities said the body showed deep head wounds from a sharp instrument. If filed, it would be the first murder case in the court since 1920.
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James R. Adams
Bam Houston
Asliler Cook
Amenohie
Salads Creek
Lawrence
Department of Jusce Lovesmgeior
G. J. Matoakis
Ge Military Police
Adams
Army
Cockayle
Big Wife
Saloukis Fei
Brs
Lillie Adams
Salado Creek
Charles W. Burns
D. Marlin
Voldier
Mine Town's Bomber Confesses Role in Pit Strike
Phil Montgomery, 26, of Murphysboro WL, admits he was hired to drop bombs on Providence Kentucky mining pits where a strike is ongoing. He named men who he said sent him to perform the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Montgomery
Murphysboro
Providence
Sterling Expends 7421 In Second Primary Contest
Sterling spent 7421.86 in the second primary campaign for the Democratic governor nomination per affidavit filed with the secretary of state. Personal expenses totaled 1002.22 with 165.08 listed as personal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Austin
Rony
Dan
Examining Trials of Alleged Bombing Participants Postponed
DION Ky Aug 26 7 The examining trials of Paul Montgomery Essel Grant and Ewing Riley charged with bombing coal fields last Monday were postponed in county court Montgomery who confessed the I pie to the plane is held at Scurbys hore Ill and Grant and Riley two striking coiners are at liberty 5000 bond each James Harvey 33 a writer was arrested here today in connection with the bombing
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Riley
Montgomery
James Harvey
Proctor Elevated to Grand National Presidency at FOF Convention
A durch of the Fraternal Order of Eagles meets in San Francisco where Robert L. Proctor of Elkart Indiana advanced to grand national presidency succeeding Charlex J. Chenu. John S. Perry and Judge J Canty elected as grand national secretary and vice president. Discussion shaped on nationalizing old age pensions already enacted in 14 states and five Canadian provinces. The new officers will be installed tomorrow as the convention closes and 1981 city site selection is discussed.
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San Francisco
Robert L. Proctor
Elkart
Ind
Tornes
Order of Fastes
Proctor
Charlex J. Chenu
Sacramento
Calif
Nateg Bane University Alomous
Engledom
J. ©. Canty
Galiessrom
John S. Perry
Kansas
Gill
Canadian
Evangelines Bound for Arcadia in Commemoration
New Orleans reports the Evangelines, led by young women in Norman caps and kirtles, bound for Arcadia to participate in a centennial anniversary ceremony commemorating the deportation of their ancestors. The notice includes a furniture advertisement urging readers to modernize homes with new furnishings.
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Evangelines
Arcadia
New Orleans
Evangeline
Deporta
Peshawar Placed Under Army Rule During Frontier Crisis
Simla Aug 15 Martial law was proclaimed in Peshawar and surrounding districts after Afridi tribesmen besieged the area for a fortnight. Additional troops moved into Peshawar and western frontier districts to reinforce defenses amid ongoing threats on the frontier. An official communique said troops on the front would not be withdrawn and detachments were repositioned as a precaution.
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Simla
India
Peahawar
Peshawar
Patrolman Orator Out Talks Hijacker in San Angelo
In San Angelo Texas on August 16 patrolman J B Drewer a highway officer used his speaking skills to defuse a tense roadside incident with an armed hijacker. He found himself on the running board of a car, faced with a pistol and no chance to fire, but talked the suspect down without violence.
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San Angelo
Texas
J.B. Drewer
Hichtway
Timself
Jewish Group Plans First Annual Outing at Koehler Park
Jewish men and families invited to attend the first annual outing of Eday Tadee No. 211 Hinai Airith Sunday at Koehler Park. A dance will follow at the park and prizes awarded to the most graceful couple. Special prizes for children and refreshments available.
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Koehler Park
KTSA Radio Schedule and Station Details
The notice lists KTSA as The Light’s official station operating on 1290 kilocycles with broadcasts from the Plaza Hotel Crockett 3842. It outlines today’s program slots from 3:00 PM to 10:15 AM including popular music, Dan Albert’s orchestra, political talks, lectures, weather, market reports, and reoccurring features, alongside other stations like WOAI and KRGCI with their respective show timings and topics.
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KTSA
Plaza Hotel
Crockett 3842
Dan Albert
goCecll
Sally
Aatunday
Wweather
Mldred Kitchen
Light
Ashes Direct
S.A
mycAeril
WOAI
Ellorseles
Lies Service
Anterwarelt Bair
N. T
o—Armour
N. BO
Quakers
N. B
Porchestra
Fiyin Watch
Andy
Merlean
KRGCI
I. m—Nuale
RTAP
Baseball Seeuirs
Sfuste
g.msAanhune
Hilpcyeles
KGCI
1570
Hentity
Hoover Seeks Air Parley to Cut Duplicated Efforts
President Hoover plans a weekend meeting at his Virginia lodge with Charles A. Lindbergh and four aviation officials to map a plan to eliminate duplication of government air services while maintaining efficiency. He aims for greater interdepartmental cooperation and economy, with the party leaving the White House tonight for the camp and returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Virginia
Charles A. Lindbeteh
Eas
White House
Rex
Major Lancaster Relieved at Fort Sam Houston for Hawaii Duty
Major Joseph Lb Lancaster of the Ninth Infantry was relieved from duty at Fort Sam Houston and ordered to report in Hawaii. He will sail from San Francisco for his new posting on November 20.
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Ft. Sam
Hawaii
Joseph Lb
Lancaster
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
San Francisco
Fire Destroys Four Arkansas Firms in Arkadelphia
A blaze in Arkadelphia early today destroyed the Arkadelphia Sittings Herald newspaper plant, Citizens National Bank, a grocery store, and a furniture and home goods firm. No injuries reported as firefighters contained the flames. Local officials investigate the cause and assess damages.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Origho
Arkadelphia Sittings Herald
Daly
Citizens National Bank
Etore
Newantand
Dance and music schedule listing radio programs
A fragmented radio listings page details multiple stations KTSA KTAP and WOAL with times through the day. Programs include orchestras organ music weather and popular music slots, along with glimpses of other shows and a merchant hour.
Radio Listings Preview Murder Case Coverage and Shows
A Chicago newspaper tease outlines KTLA nine oclock review of the Zack Lingle murder and related drama on Newsacling. It notes KTSA and KNX plans, a 6 15 pm Friday air, Caveliers perform, and Armstrong quikers musical bows during Friday programs with Don Vadilieca conducting.
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Zack Lingle
ChicaKo
Man
KTLA
J.B. Fick
Mra
Miriam Fercucon Forovernor
KTSA
D. Harrigan
Locel
Cecil
Sally
Rysa
Paramount Gx
WOAT
Ferdi Grafe
Paul ‘Whitesman
Jocet Korstner
Armour
Ancey von Tilzer
Fall River
Armstrong, Quikers
Massachusetts
At &P. m
Don Vadilieca
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A&p
Atlantic & Pacific
Avagcanes
Jhagy & Mecollum
Indiana
Convantlan
Orator
AIR Parley
Arkansas
Agra Way
Dance Music
Don Albert
Fis
Pala
KTAP
Woal
Ilso Hilheyrtes
Studia
Vilba
Rodig Hotrehol
Cathie
Him
Cathie Paige
Hazel Livingston
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