Testimony in McPherson disappearance grand jury probe
Los Angeles February 4 testimony sought to show whether Superior Judge Ward tried to influence a grand jury inquiry into the disappearance of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Wallace Moore testified the jurist warned him against perjury while reporting the case as the committee pressed to learn why a $259 check was given to the judge. McPherson left for San Francisco en route to Canada after being subpoenaed to appear again February 2 in Sacramento to keep her within the committee jurisdiction. Indications at the time suggested further legal action looming.
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Semple McPherson
Ward
Wallace Moore
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Stobert Misdon
Tardy
Almee
Jomes Arthur Keetch
McPherson
Harily
Flu Danger Ended by Three New York Specialists
Three famous New York specialists reveal Menthodine as a rapid remedy for flu like symptoms. Take it at first chill fever or cough. relief is claimed by thousands in hospitals and homes. A bottle at once promises to guard against colds and flu, with a money back guarantee if not cured.
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N.Y
Vicks
What a Woman of 30 Should Weigh
An old advertisement discusses ideal weights for women based on height and promotes McCoy's Tablets. It claims if four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar bottles do not help a thin person gain at least five pounds and improve health, the money will be refunded. It urges readers to purchase at local drug stores and promises a health boost.
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Jet
Elri
Adironda Mountains
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Bominere
Warners Dnng
Amprien
Court hearing continues in McPherson case
The article recounts ongoing hearings related to the McPherson kidnapping and related conspiracy charges. It notes testimony by Paul Locks, connections to Olahoma classmate, and remarks about police focus on the Angelus Temple affair. Names like Moore and Judge Tardy appear amid dispute over identifications and grand jury actions.
Texas oldest bank in Cheng
The Bank of Range & Company of Cuero, Texas, is noted as the oldest bank in the region, founded in 1845 and remaining in service for 84 years. The Texas Bankers Record highlights its long continuous operation and places it first among 36 banks with early origins, while other banks such as the Bank of Dyvarria in Brainsville are also listed with earlier establishment dates.
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International News Service
Cuero
Tex
Lexak Gors
IT Range & Company
Texas Banker's Record
Devoy Bank
IBS
Seema
Bank of Dyvarria of
Brainsville
Seek to Agree on Deficiency Measure in Congress
Washington February reports show administration leaders pushing to reconcile a $24 million prohibition enforcement amendment in the deficiency bill. The House rejected the amendment and asked for a conference, while the Senate favored it 50 to 27. A final agreement faces heavy opposition and potential filibuster risks as negotiations continue through the close of Congress.
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Ds International
Washington, D. Ca
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House
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Pheck
Coolidge
Wood
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Iniinna
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Cramton
Michigan
Burns
Tennessee
Anceis
Georgia
Mayor Aages Alamo Bill Endorsed For Alamo Plaza Park
Mayor Aages Alamo backed a Texas bill to allocate 1 million dollars to acquire land for a plaza near Alamo site. The measure aims to secure a suitable fire station location within two years, with discussions on replacing the current fire station and land deed terms. Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright noted ongoing planning.
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Alama
Alams
Mayer CQ
Texas
Mihough
Planetir
Phik Wright
Couple tied up in court over theft and burglary
In Fort Worth Texas a couple named J lezy Peltis aged 22 and Mrs Tennie Bellon face multiple burglary and theft charges. Peltis was sentenced to 2 to 7 years, while the bride-to-be faces five burglary indictments.
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Dy International News
Seertee
Fort Worti
Tex
Lezy Peltis
Tennie Bellon
Lcense
Tetting
Eliaeges
Husband ordered to pay wife 20000 in Kansas City suit
In Kansas City Missouri on February 1 Judge OG A Barnes granted wife Jeanbetts Spickwall a $20000 divorce settlement against Quintus Spickwall. He must also pay $78 monthly child support for Diane aged 22 months and $2600 attorney’s fees. The court noted his stock holdings in the employer’s campany totaling about $135000, and the dispute included accusations of cross conduct and extravagance. The decree retains the husband’s right to visit their daughter.
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Kansas City
Amul
OG. A. Barnes
Quintus Spickwall
Jeanbetts Spickwall
Diane
Campany
Lutith
Baril Ow
Organists Select Memphis For Meet Convention City
The American Guild of Organists selected Memphis as its convention city. The meeting will be held here in June with noes server issues noted and local organizers confirming the site.
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Memphis
Penny Pepte
American Guild of Organists Fils
Memphia
Jone
Gallogly Case Deliberations Continue For Death Or Life
Atlanta February jury in the Gallogly case returns to deliberate after two and a half hours of failed talks on whether the verdict should be death life imprisonment or acquittal. Judge V. dr. Movie instructs the jurors to decide with mercy or without. The panel faced the murder charge tied to a Willard Smith store holdup and shooting.
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Atlanta
Itichard Gallogly
V. Dr. Movie
Gullogly
Bowi
Willard Smith
Reuben Arnold
Ohied
Gallogly
Young Guallogly
George Haneshay
Smith
House Passes Bill on Teachers Becoming American Citizens
The bill would require all persons teaching in public schools to be American citizens. The measure flagging citizenship as a prerequisite passed the chamber today amid debate over qualifications for teaching positions.
Petition Seeks New Park Facility in South Side Area
Alek C. W. Satterfield led a delegation including Thomas Nelson Page Junior School Brackenridge High and the Southside Improvement League to Mayor C. M. Chambers. They asked the city to present a petition supporting a gymnasium style facility to be built in the southern park area.
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Chambers T
Thomas Nelson Page Junior School
Brackenridge High Zadhoo
Southiside
Cattle rustler seeks new verdict in county court
In Erkieimer County, Charles Pye of Fairfield asks to set aside a verdict claiming a juror concealed information during voir dire. He alleges the juror attended a meeting where cattle prices were discussed and withheld this detail. The case concerns cattle worth a stated amount and timing of a new trial.
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Bs International Sewn Service
Tanga
Erkimer
Charles Pye
Fairfield
Pruin
Charles Vell
Jurar
Ingen
Buy Mops Brooms From Blind in N Y
A brief notice describes blind vendors in New York selling cleaning supplies. It notes they lack state financial support and face organizing pressure as a push to reopen procurement. The piece emphasizes independence of blind sellers and the need for substantive backing.
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Enteralpenal News Service
Aluasy
N.Y
Telsles
Te Pureha
Unilla
Elt
Janse Pall Oly
Brother of British Earl Seeks Position Amid Turmoil
A garbled report references a British earl's brother and local figures in a contested job scene. It mentions a farmer, a superintendent, and a leadership bid tied to a local authority, with unclear dates and places.
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