Solon Denies Acxt Bribery In Courtroom Testimony
A disputed trial transcript shows Moore denying a bribe involving $1000 and Dale in his hotel room. Defense attorney John Shelton protested lengthy questioning while Moore and Chamberlin described supper and casual talk. Witnesses recount Dale’s arrest and Chamberlin’s recent behavior, with testimony touching on alcohol and room access. The defense seeks justice as proceedings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamer
Moore
Dale
Haymee
Simmons
Carley
Hrong
John Shelton
Shelton
Simmers
Attorney General’s Department
Sim Trons
Stoore
Chamberlin
Thedria
Sim
Hanberlin
West Toonerville News Item Unclear Punchline Title
A fragmented Toonville item centers on Uncle Peleg and his daughter with a comical miscue about clothing and a character known as Stumpy Sanders, leaving the gag unresolved and reader teased by the punchline.
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Peleg
Senator Moore Denies Lobbyist Lunch Conspiracy
Chamberlin testified Moore directed him to Dale in room 218 during talks on the optometrist bill. Moore said he only cited Dale as a revenue and taxation committee member and refused Chamberlin’s lunch invitation to avoid lobbyists. He recalled pushing a similar bill in prior sessions and noted an old man with two sons seeking to pass it, while Moore, a Delta County farmer, needed glasses repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Chamberlin
Dale
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Banque
Simmons
Delta County
Co Ed Arrested in Attempt to Rob South Dakota Bank
A University of South Dakota co ed was arrested in Vermillion for an alleged bank robbery attempt at the First National Bank of Vermillion. Cashier P S Hayter said the suspect had an electric drill ready and menaced by the escape, leaving behind a marker with her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Bank
Sioux City
Iowa
Journal
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
First National Bank of
P. Sf. Hayter
Mar
Williamson County Cotton Ginning Report Shown
Williamson County cotton statistics show 101,793 bales ginned for the crop of 1926 up to January 1, 1927, according to County Cotton Statistician P. Ford. The same date in the prior year had 16,430 bales, reflecting a notably short crop in Williamson County.
Georgia May Get Another Peach News Note
New York report notes an increase in peach production likely in Georgia. It mentions Mrs. Browning considering a visit to Savannah.
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Georgia
New York
Revolt and Pious Movements Stir Early News
Fragmented OCR text reports chaotic political and religious upheaval across cities. Mentions include Redemptionsists, Regazz, Father Schwarz, and a senator’s sudden death in Ontario. Fire fatalities noted in Washington with community impacts and safety concerns.
Rockefeller Defends Keeping Money In Pocket
Dayton a Florida February 6 John D Rockefeller told a crowd of farm folks he keeps money in his pocket to show farmers cannot finance themselves He recounted a story of a bank denying a depositor after ninety days saying interest had eaten the money Then he handed a dime to baby Gloria Ramsey to start a bank account.
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Universal Service
Daytona Beach
Fiz
John DB. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeler
Baby Gloria Ramsey
Cinderella fur coats and Peaches cars: a curious plan
A disjointed, fragmented item describes plans for new foundations and charitable aims, mentions Nobel prizes, MG AL, Ghee Motors, and General Motors South America. It notes a flying office and Continental Motors president visiting plants, and hints at secret presses and bribes, with scattered references to crime and profits.
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Ghee Motors Export Company
South America
General Motors
Montevideo
Judson
Continental Motors
Abraham Linesin
Three Seek Trio in Killing of Private Stucker
Two men and a woman named in the anonymous letter are sought for questioning by city and military police after a private was killed at a dance. The letter implicates them in Stucker's death and claims the writer witnessed the shooting but fears to testify. Police investigators led by Chief Miller, Detective Chief Street, and MP Sgt Maloukis pursue leads.
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Ed Stucker
Company L. First Infantry
Stucker
T. O. Miler
Sam Street
8. J. Maloukis
Military Police
Noted Artist Phaices Exhibits at National Gallery Links
The article notes painter Mr Brewer who did the official portrait of Dr Holmes, director of the National Gallery in Washington. His work has appeared in about fifty national exhibits and hangs in over a dozen galleries. He won the Municipal Art League prize at the Chicago Art Institute and belongs to several New York and Chicago art clubs. His son Adrian Brewer will join the Texas Wildflower Picture competition with three landscapes.
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Paderewski
Brewer
Holmes
National Gallery
Washington
Municipal Art League
Art Institute In
Chicago
Sammagundi Club of
New York
National Arts Cub of
Washington Arts Club
Chicago Society of Artists
Adrian L. Brewer
San Antonio
City Fathers Held in Rum Conspiracy
NEW YORK. Fena,b, mayor of a New Jersey town, a chief of police and two of the town's deten teday faced penitentiary Sentences for their wart in 222,004, 00 rum- crowning: cal aCF. te LOSES "WEEKLY WASH,." The weekly "wash" was stolen from the clothesline of L. H. Boyle, 603 Nolan Street, he reported to police Saturday. Retr thet room, or apartment through Light Classified Ads, Call Crockett 400 to place af ad.
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New York
Fena
New Jersey
L. H. Boyle
Nolan Street
Crockett 400
Leahy Denies Murder Charge In Ramse y Case Trial
In a lengthy cross examination Leahy contends he did not kill Dr. Ramsey. He admits hiring Roberto Martinez, denies coordinating the crime, and describes his movements on May 19 and 20. Martinez testified as a state witness that Leahy directed the killing and Ram sey’s luring.
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Viciong
Leahy
Martinez
Dentes
George West
Live Oak County
Rumsey
Graves
Pin
Ramsey
Corpus Christi
Roberto Martinez
Yitnaps
Leshy
Matt
Dr. Ramsey
Laredo
Mathis
Thrush
Ed Dubose
San Patricio County
Jeff
San
Ansonia
Teredo
Houston
Dubore
Coure
Notable San Antonio visitors and local social notes
Dr W B Seeley founder of the San Antonio Reading stops in San Antonio en route to California after Panama Canal trip. Numerous locals and visitors including J R Sprague former jeweler now writer, Noxville and Kerrville residents, business trips to Eagle Pass Center Point Kerrville and San Antonio. Social roundup covers dances, club events, and upcoming Masonic celebration with multiple references to residents and visitors.
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San Antonio
W. B Seeley
Mo J. Bliem
California
Panama Canal
J. RB. Sprague
New York
Menger Hotel
Sprague
Sprague Jewelry
Mr. Sprague
H. A. Hemphill
Piece
Virginia Nash
Eagle Pass
Feieute
Jack
Davenport
Center ‘Point
Lara Yann
Busines Mall of
Center ~Point
Leo Purply
la Reine Reiplinger
Kerrville Ag
A & Se
George Morris
al. Manny
HL Weiss
Rudolph Weiss
Kerrville
San’ Antonio
Tet Mason
Charles Mason
Glenn Brooks
Evhari ‘Guenther
Eagle
Buich
Nations ath battle wii china nations ath battle wii china
Government officials in Washington gauge the struggle near Hangchow as Sun Chuan-Wang’s forces face Cantonese troops. A Cantonese victory could open Shanghai to takeover and threaten foreign residents, with customs revenue in Shanghai fueling the drive toward Tientsin and Peking.
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Internatoiie News Services
Washington
Hangchow
Sun Chuan-Wang
Shanghai
International
Tar East
Sun
Shonghai
Tientsin
Peking
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Opal” Clarch
Travis Park
St. Anthony Hotel
Rolfe P, Crum, Aka
Sylvester P, Robertson
Sca
Churen
Oly Bacherist
Ana Sermon
Ared
Young People's Servics League
Mire
Roy Bowe
Methodist Church
The
Dowstown Church
Navarre
Travis Street
Paul B. Kern
of God
West Toonerville
Stumpy
ZEM
Fontsine Fos
Beil Syndicate
Foe
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Rome
Reg
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Father Schwarz
SNADA
Difs
Satnta
Ontario
FL OF
Pardee
Intel
Tele Nils
Shington
Fea
Chissi
John D
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Bismar “Raprde
Allegmeine Zeitung
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New Jong Boos
Seek Trio IK S.A. Traged
Phaices
W. P. Dickey
D. D
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Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church
West Woodlawn
Michigan
Cibolo Nursery
Seguin Road
Cibolo
Omah
Raymond
Barnes
Yelas
Lk Sin
Betta Seebé
Helen Dietert
Er Ae . Eoward A. Denton
Studebaker. Corporation
Victor Brannig
Dames
R. L. Burney
J.E. McDonald
Everville
J. &. Wheeless
Sidney
A. J. Pearson and Son
Mes
Charles Butt
Ally Beitss
Ooerrville
Odd
J. M. Lewis
Center Point
George Meeks
Mauthe~Kendall
Josie D. Jackson
Gordon ’ Rees
Ivy Rees
Can Verde
EL Cabeen
Digiiet
Chevrolet Motor Company of
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Ormsby Chirolet
Tri
Chamber of Commerce
Sid Werner
Howard, Ite
Mu.-ang
Max Ite
Virginia Boulevard
P. and
Aimerso
Macker
The-Naty
Ak RI Mes
B. Colveré
San Marcos
Miigaveri
Hazteson
Fort Sam
D. Newton
Keith. L. Newton
Fox Company
Theruanel
Artsia Wells
Ae Gusth “Jones
Bureau of Investigation
Department ‘of Justice
Sherwood Shine
Robert Floyd
Hillard Hightower
Brackenridge
G. V W. Chasey
Mirigm
Briday
Vgney
O'Meara
Satursday
Ormsby Chevrolek
M. EB. Mehi
Joe Sulsberg Wriday
Austin
Ae OS C. M. Knowlton
Railway Engineers of
Misa Ruth Witzel
Labor Temple
Alfred Pfaeniler
Entral Cristian Church
Main and
San Pedro
Dean Colby D. Hall
John W. Darby Om
Christ
North Alam and
Fourth Sts
Hill
D.D
Holy
China
Mrtara
AFL Np
Mayo Bros., Dentists
E.mayodr
O. K. Mare
Alamo Plaza
Hertzberg’s Optical Department
Marx
Gideon Mary Guinton
Beauty Authority of
Miss Quinlan
Quinlan
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
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