Jury to Hear Murder Case in District Court Tale
In a whirlwind session in the ninety fourth district court, jurors were chosen to try Altha Harbaugh alias Alice Smith for the September ambush death of Capt. Charles Stevens. Mia Guajardo faced pretrial motions as defense aims for severance and separate trials.
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Persoon
Charles Stevens
Ninety-fourth
Altha Harbaugh
Alice Smith
Captain Stevens
W. W. McCrory
Seeligson
Cloudy Weather Forecast for Eightpoint Four
Forecaster J. A. Jarhot predicts six weeks of divided weather between sunshine and cloudy spells with groundhog implications. Highland Park reports a Sunday appearance, while much of the city faced overcast skies. Local thermometers near 58 to 60 degrees with only minor 3 degree variance, and cooler conditions East and West Tomorrow night.
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J. A. Jarhot
Burtmu
Highland Park
Bold Bandits Steal Police Car in Chicago Heist
Chicago police report a bold theft as a police car was taken by unknown bandits. Officers William Whitwell and Edwin Mulcahy faced a tougher day trying to stop the auto crime, with the bright yellow police vehicle in their patrol.
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Chicago
William Whitwell
Edwin Mulcahy
Incinerator Site Decision Delayed by City League
The South Side Improvement League backs Mayor Al Chambers in awaiting a city recommendation for a new garbage incinerator site. The Mission Road option is ruled out, and leaders expect a decision within the week after meetings with Rubiola and city officials.
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South Side
al. Chambers
Chambere
League
Nye
Parta
Mission Road
Lark
Jacob Tuddiels
Mission San Jose
Mayor Chambers
Teague
Rubiola
Chambers
Mission Raad
Mission Rand
G. &. Wapler
Conservation Gallery
Stubiola
Wat Watling
Two Agents Shoot Teen on Montana Reservation
A 16 year old boy, Onur Diliman, driving with a companion, was stopped by two U S Indian service agents on the Blackfeet reservation in Montana. The youths were accused of liquor transport and Diliman was shot and killed after the agents claimed he ignored commands. An inquest and court actions reported by Washington papers show one youth acquitted and another given a one year sentence.
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Jidlane
Blackfeet
Montana
U. & Indian
Hils
Nout
H.W. Mogland
Gincer County
Washings Herald
Bsek
Neat
Todlan Koreau
Washington
Diliman
Monrow
Betoker
Gictatur Trding
Artinta
Monrag Qwened
Wurzbach Seated as Congressman After Victory Battle
Harry M. Wurzbach won a protracted contest to seat him as congressman from Texas Fourteenth district after Augustus McCloskey conceded following contest findings. The 1928 election dispute ended with Wurzbach secured his seat in the House.
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Harry M. Wurzbach
Fourteenth Congress
Oinal
Augustus McCloskey
Health forces Taft to resign as chief justice
Ill health leads former chief justice William Howard Taft to resign from the U S Supreme Court. His son Robert A. Taft submitted the resignation to President Hoover as Taft travels from Asheville, North Carolina, for rest. Names of possible successors emerge, with Hoover facing a broad reorganization of the court.
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Willian Howard Tatt
Johor
Hy Netion
United States Supreme Court
Robert A. Tat
Hoover
Weahington
Acheville
N.C
Becaues
Hoover Hoa Mot Set
Taft
Bigkéat
Justice Stona
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Charles Erase Bughes
Hut Ever
Hanser
Cincinnati
Charles P.tatt
Washington St
Asheville
Washington
Justice Stowe
Holmen and
Brandeis
Critlea
Preaalent Hoover
Holmes
Crandeis
Vane Deuvanter
Bis
Housces
Sutherland
Boen
Stoney
Ithen
Pres Dent Hoover Wan
Ttone
Alvesey
Bia National Rocessiog
Stone
Weather Teletypes and Tourist Weather Outlook
Ban Antonio and velnitz Mendes Rishi clongr Tuesday parity cloudy older. Lowest temperature 56 dearer light in mind safe saulberry winds. Northyeat parilon on the extrema Tuesday, raider on the wast comet Madera southerly to weaterly. Monday weather in Chicago and Des Moines show clear to cloudy conditions with scattered readings across many cities including Los Angeles and New York. West to southwest winds, temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 60s with gusts and variable humidity in a broad regional forecast for travelers and residents.
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Velnitz
Mendes Rishi
Dearer
Madera
Indu
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Marti
Galdar
Morod In
Northmeat
Norton
Mordar
Ters
Chicago
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Tenrar
Cele
Des Moines
Jena
Plchy
Dedre Cilz
Rai
Helene
Mort
New York
X.Y
Levt Bovenes
Claude
Beatie
Colling
Tewan
Oklahoma
Vralglane
New Mexico
Tenge
Tli Anil
Lawleland
Killer Executed in Triangle Case in Bellefonte Note
Giuseppe Guida, 37, a millworker from Bristol, Pennsylvania, was executed in the electric chair at the Bockview Penitentiary in Bellefonte for the Inve triangle murder of John Tilot, husband of the woman he loved.
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Bockview Penitentiaty
Bellefonte
Guiseppe
Joe
Guida
Bristol
Tailag
John Tilot
Jealian
Morrow to Enter New Jersey Race
Morrow to enter New Jersey race. Kassandor Morrow’s campaign for the New Jersey Senate seat appears set for Tuesday petitions to place him in nomination. His opponent in the June primaries will be Senator Frelinghuysen.
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Morrow
New Jersey
Universal Versice Tre“Ton
N. J
31 Arrested in Dry Law Crackdown in Northern Idaho
Thirty-one people were arrested and eleven others hunted in a government crackdown aimed at stopping liquor sales in Northern Idaho. The operation targeted suspected violators in suspected wet areas, with authorities pursuing leads and making several arrests.
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Crofiny
Igano
Fon
S—U
Idaho
Bribe Charge Made at Trial in Earlsboro Case
Investigator Oscar Gordon of the state attorney general's office testified at United States district court that he accepted a tother of 220 dollars on three occasions to refrain from prosecuting Homer Knappenberger, former mayor of Earlsboro Oklahoma. Gordon, denied permission to visit his daughter in Denver, testified during a court intermission as Knappenberger pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. No charges were brought against Gordon this morning.
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Oktahoma Dact
Wscar Gordo
State Attorney General's
Homer Knappenberger
Earlsboro
Okla
United States District Court
Knappenberger
Gordon
Roy St. Lewis
United Filetes
Best Market Reports The Light Final Night edition
The Light in San Antonio publishes after noon market prices for New York stocks and bonds, plus local and world market reports. It covers grain, Weentock, rotton and produce, offering closing prices and market handling details.
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the Light
San Antonio
New York
Curb
Chicago
Bomb Destroys Store in Chicago
A powerful dynamite blast leveled the one story fruit and vegetable store of Sam Madonna on the West Side of Chicago. Several people were injured by flying glass and plaster as debris scattered over a wide area. Panic spread through the neighborhood as residents rushed from their homes.
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Chicago
Sam Madonna
Blood Transfusion for Miss Normand in Monrovia
Miss Mabel Normand of Monrovia faces a tuberculosis battle and will receive the first of planned blood transfusions within a few days at the sanitarium where she is confined. The report notes her recent struggle and the ongoing treatment.
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Wulveraal
Monrovia
Calif
Todd Mabel ‘Normand
Texas Wool Men to Meet in Angelo
TEXAS WOOL MEN will meet in San Angelo February 4 to elect a board of directors and form a permanent organization. The gathering is organized by the association of wool and mohair warehouses in Texas to discuss future business and leadership.
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Texas
Angelo San Angelo
Tex
Association of
Iceland Bank Closes Its Doors Sparks Board Meeting
Reykjavik February third. The Bank of Iceland filed to open its doors today as the board of directors convened in a special meeting to discuss the situation.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bank of Iceland
McCloskey Concedes Wurzbach Victory Fight Over Texas Seat
Washington February 5 1929 Representative Augustus McCloskey canceled the election of Harry M Wurzbach as representative from the Fourteenth Congressional district of Texas in a letter to the election officials. The committee drafted a report on the contest noting Wurzbach claimed election by 250 votes while Slankey had 627 votes and received a certificate from the state canvassing board. The dispute centered on ballots cast in Bexar County where McCloskey alleged fraud cost him the seat.
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Washington, D
Augustus McCloskey
Harry M. Worebach
Dietrick
Texas
Wursbach
Beara
Nebraska
Kerr
North Carolina
House
Wurzbach
Slankey
State Canyussing Board
Austin
Creager
Wurabach
Rene B. Creager
McCloskey
Ted
Felout
Republican Congress
Mag
Waralach
Senate
Sén Antobin
Bexar
McCloskey Concedes 1928 Congressional Race in Fourteenth District
Augustus McCloskey conceded the 1928 race for Congress in the Fourteenth District sparking little county reaction. Opponent Harry M. Wurzbech had urged contest. Jack Burke noted McCloskey faced possible legal questions over election returns. Lamar Seeligson, the district attorney, weighed the implications as coverage continues on page U2.
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Augustus McCloskey
Fourteenth
Harry M. Wurzbech
McCloskey
Jack Burke
Austin
Meg. Closkey
McGloakey
Burke
Washington
Bei
Warrbach
Frani
Lamar Seeligson
Distrive
Humbert and His Bride Guarded on Arrival at Turin
Turin reports a guarded arrival of Crown Prince Humbert and his bride Marie Tosa of Belgium from Val d Aosta. A police and military detail protected them amid anti Fascist sentiment as Turin, a city of over half a million, welcomed the couple after their winter sports stay.
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Humbert
Turin
Valy
Pricer Humbert
Marie Tosa
Belgium
Val D’aosta
Woman Jailed After Liquor Raid In Atlanta
Mrs Meggie Thigpen a 33 year old widow was jailed after a liquor raid on a home where she worked as housekeeper. Her 4 year old daughter lived there and went to the jail with her mother. Thigpen was booked on a charge of disorderly conduct.
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Atlanta
PCR
Meggie ‘Thigpen
Thigpen
Hoover Dismisses Navy Lieutenant Northcutt
President Hoover confirms dismissal of Navy Lieutenant Harold W. Northcutt after desertion charges and related misconduct said to harm naval morale. The action follows an official court proceedings report and tabulates the disciplinary outcome for the officer.
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Hoover
Navy
Washington, D
Harold W. Northcutt
Bank Teller Lundelius Faces Embezzlement Charge
Austin bank embezzlement case outlines $105,000 siphoned by former teller Sarl A. Lundelius. He was jailed after attempting to sell a car on Broadway. He admits to fleeing January 14 with funds, claims $32,000 later returned to a bank official, and says he is ready to plead guilty. He says he told federal authorities the full story.
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Sarl A. Lundelius
Austin
Lundelius
Broaiway
L. D. Williams
Lundeting Say
Jans Ory
Lune Melina
Ave
Mexico
Rustin
Chicago Court Sets Divorce Record in January
Chicago court records show Judge Thomas L. Lynch signed 510 divorce petitions in January as clerk Gus Woedelemer noted a surge in actions. The district court actions reflect a marked rise in divorce filings during the period.
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Chicago
Gus Woedelemer
Thomas L. Lynch
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