Police hunt gunrian tn holoups untethered by clues
Police hunts for two armed Mexicans after a midtown East Commerce street holdup left Stover shot in the abdomen. Miss May Haynes identifies one suspect from a scant description, a second suspect is matched by a separate description. Deputies detain a man found with a cap pattern matching the weapon cover.
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G. N. Switchman
Stover
East Commerce Street
Santa Rosa
Miss ‘May Haynes
Storer
Commerce Street
Ea É Tunning
Ocen
Alexicans
Mise Haynes
Slaying Declared Accident in Police Chase
Police say Phil Wright declared the slaying an accident after a high speed chase ended with a crash. Detectives Goff and Grass hort fired during pursuit of the vehicle, injuring and killing Gish, a Brackenridge High School football player identified by coach D. Cannon. The body was taken to Riebe Undertaking Company parlors for funeral arrangements.
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Gish
Brackenridge High School
D. ©. Cannon
Cannon
Riebe Undertaking Company
Ferguson Bar Removal Body Split Continues in Senate
The text notes a continued debate with mentions of Walter Woodward Coleman Gus Russek Schulenberg and Pierce B Ward Cleburne in the minority report signed by Senator Lloyd E Price of Daingerfield. The report was set as a special order for next Tuesday afternoon.
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Walter €. Woodward
Coleman
Gus Russek
Schulenberg
Pierce B. Ward
Cleburne
Lloyd E. Price
Daingerfield
Amendment Proposed to Clear Ferguson
In Austin on February 6 Senator E. Wood of Granger introduced a Senate joint resolution to restore Governor James E. Ferguson's political rights. The plan provides a 1926 constitutional amendment submitted on the first Monday in November, with returns to the secretary of state and ballot by the state election board. It also authorizes a proclamation and appropriates $5000 for expenses.
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Associated Press
Austin
E. Wood
Granger
Senate
James E. Ferguson
Wood
Secretary of State
State Election Board
Americans Desert Opium Conference Deserters Leave Geneva
The American delegation led by Representative Porter withdraws from the international disarmament talks in Geneva after two months of talks and adjournments. Porter says the conference cannot achieve its intended purpose and plans to sail home on the President Harding.
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Associated Press
Gene
Porter
Geneva
Harding
Cave Victim Lives and Raid Tests on Floyd Collins Story
Continued from page one, the report recalls a rescue saga around Floyd Collins and Miss Clark. It notes a second man saw the girl at the shaft last night, recognized their friendship, and recalls plans for a March 2 wedding as a means to defy objections. The piece links Collins’s persistence and courage during six days trapped in the cave to a possible enduring faith amid the ordeal.
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Miss’ Clark Fied
Floyd Colling
Collins
Mar
Ept
Darling Plans Nome Serum Flight Across Alaska
Ralph Markie and fellow aviator Franklin Darling announce in the Associated Press their plan to ferry 620000 units of diphtheria anti-toxin by air to Nome, Alaska, on a two day trans Alaska route. The flight aims to refuel at several points before reaching Nome, with a stop expected Monday.
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Fatreanes
Ling
Navy
Cank
Ralph Markie
trans-Alaska
Nome
Darling
Momdiay
Ca ‘Ruhy
Baltaz
NYT Editor Carl Van Ads enjoys San Antonio on vacation
Carl C. Van Ands, managing editor of the New York Times, is a guest at the St Anthony Hotel. He plans an extended vacation that will include California. He praised the city, saying he is delighted and pleasantly surprised by San Antonio on his first visit.
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N. Y
California
Carl C. van Ands
New York Times
St Anthony
Forceful wooing warned by law in early district guidance
District attorney notes that no man has a right to touch a woman or force her actions. Even if she objects, simple or aggravated assault laws are broad and could apply. Advises suitors to woo properly and avoid actions that could lead to prosecution.
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Abcorney
Carl Wright Johnson
Captain Nutting's Young Son Found in St Augustine
CAPTAIN WASHBURN NUTTING'S 12 YEAR OLD son Tack Nutting was found by police last night in the room of Sel Birth at the Alhambra hotel in St Augustine. Birth registered November 13 from Cass Lake Minnesota. The boy had been riding with four men and was last seen...
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ST. Augustine
Tack Nutting
William Washburn Nutting
Aetic
Sel Birth
Alhambra
Cass Lake
Minn
Injunction Sought To Bar Second School Election Judges
Citizens Ticket asks Ninety fourth District Court to restrain the school board from using a second set of election officials at the polls next Tuesday. Plaintiffs include Ben Varga and four ticket members with 287 others originally named by the school board. Judge W W McCrory set a hearing for 10 oclock Saturday morning.
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Citizens
Ninety-fourth
Forendon
Ben Varga
Charles. Wynne
W. E. Hoefgen
Ars
Wheeler Pettus
Frank Higines
W. W. McCrory
Prairie chickens eat Kansas crops report to state commission
Topeka February 6. Poultry growers report prairie chickens feeding on crops in western Kansas. A man named Bocook asked 150 dollars for alleged crop damage. The case was referred today to the state fish and game commission for action.
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Kansas
Topeka
Wes
Sta Becook
Lakin
Kearney
Bocook
Fish Land Game Commission
Conopus Car Party Tours Toursits Support Rally
Registrations for the mammoth celebration are pouring in as Conopus Club plans a state entry parade in San Antonio on Tuesday morning. Sterling D Freeborn, chairman, says many intend to decorate cars and represent their states. About 1500 attended last year’s barbecue, with a larger crowd expected this year. Participants are urged to fill out the form in The Light and mail it to Conopus Club headquarters at the Menger Hotel.
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San Antonio
Conopus
Menger
Sterling
D. Freeborn
Canopus
Chile
Convict's Capture Aids City Theft Crackdown
Police believe the arrest of Steve Pedro, 49, of Detroit, by hotel proprietor Charles Williams clears fifteen downtown hotel and store robberies since January 1. Williams found Pedro ransacking a room with a knife and flashlight after hearing a noise above the lobby.
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Louts
Steve Pedro
Detroit
Charles’ Williams
Williams
Pedro
Lowell's sister killed in fall at Hotel Vendome
Mrs. Tyre Bowlker, sister of President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard, fell from a rear windowsill at the Hotel Vendome in Boston. She was watching employees move ashes when she lost her balance and toppled onto the concrete pavement below. The accident occurred at the hotel’s rear court.
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Boston
Bowlker
Lawrence
Lowell
Harvard
Beora
Ann
Dolly
Ohtel
Bomb blast wrecks home of St. Louisian
A bomb blast damaged a residence described as the home of a St. Louisan. The incident left structural damage to the doorway and surrounding area while authorities, including investigators, examined debris and witnesses for details.
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