NBY GANGSTER ARRESTED IN KILLING INDEPENDENCE CASE
Kansas City Dec 18 Officials say james Wage a Jackson county prose cuter seeks agreement with Independence Kay authorities to return Everett Haldi so described by police as leader of a gang tied to the slaying of a riding station operator The report outlines gang activity and pursuit details amid ongoing investigations
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Protest Over Prison Printing Machinery Cars Policy
The Allied Printing Trades of Texas protest the purchase of printing machinery for a state prison at Tontsville. They argue the issue is not teaching convicts but the program, request an attorney general opinion, and note potential constitutional and economic concerns. Signed by William B. Arnold, Secretary of the Texas Allied Printing Trades Council.
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Missouri murder case shocks Jefferson City readers
A garbled report from Jefferson City describes a complex murder case involving multiple young defendants tied to a killing on the Missouri river. Names linked to a “sallery” and alleged accomplices surface as officials report arrests and charged individuals amid a tense investigation.
Ladd Mail Fraud Charge Heads Toward Jury
Edwin M. Ladd and several co defendants face federal charges alleging use of the mails to defraud. Jury deliberations were set to begin after Judge Jamra D. V delivered the charge as arguments wrapped up late yesterday. Other defendants include DH Moore Mrs Th Fr Moore An nre Daul Sellers Miss Alonza Carolyn and Miss Ruth Benton.
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Jamra D. V
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Th. Fr. Moore
Annre Daul Sellers
Alonza Carolyn
Ruth Benton
Three Gunmen Meet Death in Chicago Robberies
Chicago reports a spike in armed robberies as three gunmen die in separate confrontations. Henry Escalona, 20, and Joseph Shore, 33, killed by victims or patrolmen after clashes at a butcher shop and a street store. Arthur Howard, 18, died from gunshot wounds in a scuffle at a soft drink parlor.
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Eliots
Joseph Shore
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Michael Neery
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Shore
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Howard
Street bus collides with street car injuring nineteen
Nineteen people were injured, two seriously, when a street railway bus skidded on an icy street and crashed into a street car in Cincinnati. Officials estimate about 43 passengers were aboard.
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Kelly fliers to fage board
Kelly field officials say cadets will appear individually before a board that will decide on possible reserve commissions. The board will forward recommendations to Washington. Flying is suspended through Saturday for cadets Christmas furloughs, then resumes January 1, 1931.
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Smith Named President of San Antonio Barbers Union
George Tuley Smith, of the Grand Barbee slap, was elected president of the San Antonio Barbers' union at a Wednesday night meeting. He is noted for several articles on the barber trade written by him and published in various trade magazines.
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George Tuley Smith
Grand Barbee
San Antonio Barbers’ Union
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