McCutchran to Face New Trial in Texas Fraud Case
Fort Worth, Feb 14. J Forrest McCutcheon, former federal prosecutor, faces a Texas indictment alleging bribe schemes to disrupt the oil and federal crime statutes in the northern district of Texas. Co defendant D. Ike McNabb is charged as a go-between in approaching defendants as prospective defendants.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Fed
J. Forrest McCubbeon
Rand
la Federal Sadee Famen
C. Wilson
McCutchron
Ike) McNabb
McCutchran
United States District
McNabb
Weather and transit notes from Abilene and surrounding area
Fragmentary notes describe weather conditions for Abilene Texas and nearby locales, plus a reference to a tram line schedule and a few dated figures. It lists temperatures, possible precipitation, and mentions local agencies, newspapers, and offices in terse form.
Trio Freed in Oil Scheme Indictment Trial
Indictment alleges McCutcheon and three others used moral influence to free indicted fellows and sway grand jury actions while advocating leniency for punishment. McCutcheon, Curchean, and two others faced charges in a federal case over a fake oil scheme. acquittal followed a judge’s instruction to verdict of not guilty. Fort Worth attorney John G. Morris and Lt. J. Simons mentioned. Bonnie Hers listed as a named party.
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Cording
McCutcheon
Grand
McNair
ticCurchean
Federal Court
J. Forrest McCutcheon
U. S
Fort Worth
U. S. Grand Jury
D. J. McNabb
Noble Shot at Home After Suspected Attack
Noble, a bank employee, was wounded with four bullets at his home on Aailer avenue after returning from a night out. Mee Miller, wife of a local poster, faced assault to murder charges in Justice of the Peace court and posted bond. Miller said she acted after witnessing a man at the window and firing at Noble through a room doorway.
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Ph. B. Uden
Noble
Cils Central Bank
W. A. Gerald
Aailer Avenue
Mee, Miller
Bayelist
Savers
Texas
Court of Justice of the Peace John Union
Mercury Drop Expected As Frost Looms Saturday
Forecast from J H Darboe of the weather bureau calls for fair and cooler conditions with light frost possible Saturday night. The mercury is set for a second drop within 24 hours to near BS degrees. By Sunday a slow rise begins as early warm air returns, with Saturday morning at 22 degrees and Friday morning at 62. North Texas readings include 20 at the Dalles and 32 at Amarilla.
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Mercury
J. H. Darboe
Weather Bureau
Samrday
Trias Rine
Dalles
Amarilla
Indian on trial describes brutal killing of young girl
Witness testimony recounts the crime scene as Red Wing, an Indian, details in his signed confession. He says he carried the child along a railroad track, hid behind a signboard, and killed her with violence before returning to the show grounds. The description references subsequent defense and prosecution arguments and the alleged coercion of statements.
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Diltert
Araul M. Cerezo
Cavare
Red Wing
Cavazas
Dlacer
Che
Bandell
Prater
Fatiteil
Levarny
Gersen
Hifron En Peerariation
New
Woman Recovering After Vehicle Collision Injures Suspected
A local woman remains hospitalized Saturday after an alleged hit and run in the 400 block of Sinnin Avenue and Friday afternoon incident. Police are investigating the crash and urge any witnesses to come forward.
Man Dies On Street Car In San Antonio
Miguel Borebex, 60, of 105 Colum 1 hin atreet, a daily rider of the West Commerce line for a decade, died on a Sao street car about 6 a.m. Saturday after boarding at Prospect Hill. Motorman W Chesher started the car and Conductor Coulson saw the man collapse. Neighbors identified the body as Borebex, a local resident.
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Miguel Borebex
Colum
Hin Atreet
A. Co
West Commerce
Benchex
Wateboan
Con
Theo Dodson
East Hull Rereet
W. Tt. Chesher
Sin Pedro Avenue
Coulson
Hollie Camtmin
W. A. Harver
Captain Harvey
Officera
EB. B. Haddox
B. Lowe
West Commerce Street
Holly Street
Commander of Oaths Dead in Boston at 71
Major General Clarence R. Edward, longtime commander of the Twentieth Army Division, died at 7 this morning in Philadelphia where he had been hospitalized since January 15. He was 71. The veteran leader underwent a January 15 operation and a second operation yesterday, followed by a third blood transfusion.
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Boston
Clarence R. Edward
Philli
Revolt Fear Sweeps Opain Revolt Fear Sweeps Opain Manrin
News item reports a political crisis as Premier Cri resigns, military pressure, and a cancelled parliamentary session. King Alfonso faces turmoil after attempts to alter government and form a new cabinet amid growing fears of instability.
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Manrin
Cri
Dntenguer
Pej
Alfonso
Serengner
Mellon Aaps Veteran Loan Plan Reported By Washington
The article discusses Secretary Mellon proposing adjustments to veteran loan policies and compensation certificates, citing Treasury funding and a large funding plan. It notes the administration’s plans affecting veterans and mentions a committeeman Hawley in connection with the control of funds and policy changes.
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Washington
1. C
UPI
Enarte
Treasury
Rey
Tian
Abareen Hawley
Society entertaining multiple dinner parties at Fort Sam Houston and city venues
Society notes detail numerous Saturday evening dinners at the Saddin club Menger hotel Rose room and Fort Sam Houston quarters. Guests include Majors Glover Coburn and Byany Progser along with numerous named officers spouses and club members. A Valentine dance and charity events are scheduled at the officers club and other ballrooms.
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Eils Savage
Saddin Club
Magjorie MrGehee
Jentina Randolph
Katherine Chrietophel
Mupkesa
Menger Hotel
Nena Farrar
Valentine
Ant Micses
Betty Resuelle
Helen Heldt
Lucy Resholde
Tenelego
Lovrene Brockschink
Ebvelsn Hatn
Dora Martin
Marjorie Sine
Marpore Copelant
Dorothy Capner
Dulirite Leusteneau
Carolyn Freeseve
Margaret Berlow
Helen Logan
Kappa Yalu Club
Aarlick
Nol
James. V. Heidt
Fort Sam Tousten
Ent Mire
Francis W. Glover
Fort Brown
Texas
Forsham Houston
Officers’ Club
Hanls
Mra
R. O C. Burleson
Jamry V. Heidt
Tiary C. Coburn
Mazer
Ne Modis
el Letra
Fray Th. Cerigas
Kellyfeld Poraein
Tess, Keiser
Irwnair
Samen
Tush
Wish
Argonne Helghix
Mager
Colline
Sarher
Kelle
Sven
Bind Wo
Imegene Shanaiakera
Uhese Paran
Meg
Joka
Warihinelen
Arrest of Weldon Ordered by Judge Silos
Weldon, 607 Wells Maxwelia avanic, was ordered arrested by Judge Silos after failing to respond to a speeding charge. The incident occurred as officers investigated a fire in the gym area on February and July avenues. Police report Willan’s refusal to answer led to detention.
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Silos Far de
Donovan Weldon
Wells Maxwelia_avanic
Mero
A. T. Matha
Wellan
Tharee
Charkes Tage
Nieth
Mathork
Marines Die In Nicaragua Battles Reported
Washington reports the cost of U S Marines in Nicaragua exceeding 5.5 million dollars with 44 killed by enemy action. A June withdrawal plan aims to ship the combat force home, leaving a reduced garrison and continued American presence to support the National Guard and communications with China.
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Washington
D. C
Nicaragua
Aly
Stimson
National Guard
Kineesland
Earagua
Sandino Plans to Continue Fight for Nicaragua
Sandino intends to sustain guerrilla warfare until full independence, stating that U.S. Marine withdrawals will not bring immediate peace. His representative Dr. Derlio Jose Ceneda cautions that gradual troop withdrawal would prolong conflict for at least another year.
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Fes
le Augusting
Nicariguan
Derlio Jose Ceneda
American State Department
Nicaragua
Nanghat
Man Kidnapped From Hotel Spurred Police Chase
Reported kidnapping at a hotel led officers to two men who were stopped and questioned. Lacking a description, they were released until contact with Smith confirmed they were the suspects. Officers arrested the pair on Broadway as the watch bandits fled and money taken in the hold-up remains missing.
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Smith
Train and Car Collision Injures Two at Probanilt Street
Two people were injured when a Kwalt roainter carrying Moravitz and Ilorcia collided with the Soxay Special No 2 at Probanilt Street and the MKT rocky Saintday morn ing. Doctors Mirleson Clark and Danatdana announce the removal of the officers to 1034 Nix Perafessional Pulling.
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Maken
Apine
F.oe Moravitz
Maryland Street
Walter Ilorcia
Connelly
Probanilt Street
John J, Mirleson
A. Fletcher Clark
Elizabeth RK. Danatdana
What Congress Is Doing SATURDAY Votes on relief plan
A scrambled report outlines congressional activity with references to a relief plan vote, a judiciary subcommittee testimony on control information, and various committee actions. It mentions Mellon's statement, veterans benefits measures, sugar refiners, and a governor nomination, all in unsettled phrasing.
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HOUSE
Mellon
Bacharach
Truon
Briday
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Auyokates
Musele Shoals
Eugeny Moyer
New York
Federal Restive Board
Weber Named Loan Receiver
John K. Weber was appointed receiver for the Mutual Deposit and Loan association by Judge Frei arick in the Seventy third district court after an attorney general and state banking officials’ agreement. The receivership suit, led by James Shaw and Robert Bobbitt, follows a bank delinqueny action filed days earlier, with federal court involvement noted.
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Briday Dnhe
Seventy-third District Court
Mutual Deposit Ant Loan Association
Assaciaiting
Freiarick Steve
James Shaw
Robert Te Bobbitt
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Ryn Aittorney
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the Heart
Wor
Polige Close Carrolls Show In Chicago Night Raids
Police halted Rael Carrolls ketch hook revue depicting a New York speakeasy at the Grand Opera House. The uproar led to 28 chorus girls two principals and the show’s manager being arrested on indecency charges as the packed audience watched.
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Chicago
Rael Carroll
New York
Mayor Thompson under egg attack in Chicago rally
A Chicago political rally for Mayor William Hale Thompson, seeking the Republican nomination, was interrupted by three eggs hurled from the audience. Police restrained the assailant as Thompson denounced the threats, while a woman in the crowd was splattered and the disorder briefly persisted.
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Tisg
Browing
Chiccago
William Hele Thompson
Thompson
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