Robbers Fail In Bank Vault Break In At D Hanis Bank
An attempt to rob the TrHanis State Bank of D Hanis ended with a forced vault showing damage but no cash taken. Thieves seized 820 from the dry goods store while trying to access safety deposit boxes. Rifles, a Winchester and pocket knives were stolen from the store before fleeing. Police traced the break to Thursday night and are pursuing finger prints. this marks the fifth such attempt in the San Antonio district.
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TrHenis State Bank
D'Hanis
Me- Give
San’ Antonio
Yeges
Bothe & Koph
Epbzian
Puri
Alure
Force Way
Meade Stout
Brod
Entria
Flo
Craylell
Tees
Arma
Winchester
San Antonio
Dante
D'ifenis Bank
Yeges Jave i
Boston Attorney Rall in Pelletter Removal Case
Boston defense notes Mrs Ruhl deposition vital to Pelletier removal bid. Prosecution seeks depositions while Pelletier challenges court ruling that quasi criminal proceedings require in person testimony. Judge takes matter under advisement as Attorney General Allen argues Pelletier abused his office.
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Boston
Mass
Nec
Mra
Agnew
J. Rall Louis
Albert
Smit
Joseph M. Pelletier
Ruhl
Ruhle
Cope
Pelletter
Pelletier
Caundel
United Baton
Dager A. Reed
3 Louin
Wuiter
J. Weston Allen
Smith Pays Alimony. Cote v Pelletier Hearing Delayed
The record notes Ea Smith paid Mr Oald seventy thousand eight hundred sixty dollars in alimony. A hearing on Dorothy Cote's specifications against Pelletier began yesterday but was postponed as opposing counsel argued over rulings.
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Ea Smith
Oald
Dorothy Cote
Pelletier
MULES TO CROSS SEA FOR PHILIPPINES ARMY USE
Army plans to ship 1000 mules from surplus stock at Yarions camps and stations to the Philippines for use by army organizations there. The move, centered in the Ninth Corps area, aims to replace mules in the holdings with stock to be drawn within weeks. Over 4000 mules have been sold in the corps area recently as part of army reductions.
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Philippines Islands
Wighth Corps Area Pvndoy
Yarions
Eres
Hhe'dalands Gend
Yar
Death by own action noted near Dallas river
A note found near Dallas indicates a man committed death by own action by throwing himself into the river along an abandoned road. Officers searched but had not recovered the body by Thursday. The note mentions fatigue with life and a World War I service record at Chateau-Thierry and Fontainebleau.
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Dallas
Tex
Kappa Alphas Meet in Dallas West of Mississippi
The first convention of the Kappa Alpha order opened in Dallas with about 105 delegates and visitors. Edward P Hodges of Columbia South Carolina was elected president with Vinson Yackey of the University of Oklahoma as vice president. Frank Betts of Southern Methodist University and Paul Burton of Sewanee were named assistant secretary and sergeant at arms respectively.
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Dallas
Vox
Kappa Alpha Order
Mississippi River
Attenchen
Edward P. Hodges
Columbia
S. C
Vinson Yackey
University of Oklahoma
Frank Betts
Southern Methodist University
Paul Burton
Sewanee
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TVE
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First Methodist Church
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