Trial reveals Mrs Sheridan’s collapse amid murder case
Mrs Sheridan, heiress and target of a sensational murder case, appears worn from a year of strain as prosecutors prepare for trial. Ada Mendham McCobb was killed September 25, 1925, in her Longworth home, with self defense claimed by Mrs Sheridan who alleges the door was locked and the hammer used in defense. Investigators note vanished jewelry from long trunks, while suspicion grows over the recluse’s past and possible flight from fear.
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Mabel Longworth Sheridan
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Ada Mendham McCobb
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Exiled Mexican official travels incognito to San Antonio
Alfredo Hobbs Dominguez former Mexican presidential candidate now exiled in the United States by Calles arrived in San Antonio traveling with Dr. Cudberto Hidalgo. He was found at 122 Gonzales Street at Miguel Gomez Noriega’s home and declined to discuss Masi- Con matters before his country expelled him last November. Dominguez, who helped negotiate Diaz’s abdication, was an envoy during the Madero revolution.
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Mexico
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San Antonio
Washington
Cudberto Hidalgo
Obregor
Dominguez
Gonzales Street
Miguel Gomez Noriega
New York
Senor Dominguez
Diaz
Woman's past officers could not locate relatives in New York and Maine
District Attorney CG M Chambers, who led the investigation, announced he will seek the death penalty in the Ninety fourth District court case set for March 7. The woman’s letters and documents revealed facts and a strange man she met in Mexico City could not be linked to the killing.
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New York
Maine
Mexico City
CG. M. Chambers
Ninety-fourth District Court
Students ousted for Lincoln joke in campus paper
SEATTLE Feb 19 University of Washington suspended editor Mark Sullivan and contributor Glenn Dexter for one year over an article in The Covenants 3 that poked fun at Abraham Lincoln. The magazine is withdrawn from publication until university authorities implement a supervising system for student periodicals.
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Glenn Dexter
University of Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Christian Church Women Circles Plan Monday Meetings
The Central Christian church women’s council announces meetings for its circles at 2:80 o’clock Monday afternoon. Southeast circle at 722 Peck avenue hosted by Mrs. C. d. Ven Keucen Southwest circle, 316 San Pedro avenue, hosted by Mrs. B. C. Van Ness Northwest circle with Mrs. O. W. Hardy at LIBS West Megnolie avenue North east circle with Mrs. J. C. Oslin at 655 East Woodlawn avenue.
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B. C. van Ness
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O. W. Hardy
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J. C. Oslin
Woodlawn Avenue
Father Chases Family With Dirk in Chicago
Alphonse Balestri, father of a family, awoke and seized a stiletto and three revolvers, chasing his wife, four children and mother in law through the house in Chicago. He offered no violence and was arrested. He was sent to a psychopathic hospital for examination.
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Loses Challenge but Is Paid $1000
In Los Angeles on February 19, Harry Gregory testified to Judge Wilson that he would not be thrown from a street car seat. Gregory was awarded $1010 against the railway company for personal injuries after trial.
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Los Angeles
Harry Gregory
Albert Johnson
Wilson
Gregory
Railway Compsnr
Maine Skater, 83, Issues Challenge
Maine skater, 83, issues challenge across the state. He seeks backing from supporters to rally skaters over a certain age, aiming to push rivals in events and feats. Reports note recent competitions near local ponds with varied results and ongoing training.
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Air Cadets Aim to Finish Flight Course by February Graduation
Air Cadets work through a tight schedule to complete the concluding flight course by February 26, the scheduled graduation date from the primary flight school. In a week of rapid progress, cadets have been granted a rest day on Sunday to recover before resuming training.
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Kelly
Youthful thief snatches purse on Nueva street
Mrs. R. I. Williamson of 337 Gurdey Street reported to police that four youths accosted her on Nueva Street Saturday night and snatched her purse containing $3 from her hand. The incident was described as bold and unprovoked by the victim.
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Gurdey Street
Nueva Street
Veterans Committee Hear Talbot Breaks Down Over Rifle
Feb 19 Washington report on Jerry Talbot, WWI veteran with alleged lost personality, who fainted at a bayoneted rifle before the veterans' committee seeking extended Veterans Act benefits. He was later calmed and resisted further rifle demonstrations, saying he cannot bear to see a rifle again. Talbot, once found wandering in San Francisco four years ago, recalls little of his service but claims Marines service and battle memories.
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Veterans’ Committee of
House
Albert BE
Talbot
Talbot Wea
San Francisco
Junior Hadassah Charity Bazaar This Sunday
The Junior Hadassah will host a charity bazaar Sunday night at E.G. hail. Aliss Pillie Brown, president of the Young People’s organization, announced entertainment ranging from dancing to booth activities. A heart chest prize will be given away. Guests from surrounding towns are expected, with Hadassah girls running the decorated booths.
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Aliss ‘Pillie Brown
Young Peoples’ Organization
Miss Brown
San Antonio
Gnathologist Proposed as New Dentist Title
CHICAGO February 19 Dentists push a name change to gnathologist claiming Dentist is outdated meaning tooth carpenter. Dr B B McColumn of Los Angeles urged adoption at the national convention arguing the term denotes expertise in the science of the gnathomastatory apparatus.
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Chicago
Barbera and
Bakers
B. B. McColumn
Los Angeles
Boy Burglar Asks to Learn Vocation
WICHITA Kan February 19 Five years of prison life stared him in the face but Ghester R Thompson Wichita youth is undismased He is asking that he be given a witnes s to spend that time im educational pursuits and repair wasted opportu nity With another young man by the name of Denver Metcalé Thompson confessed to larceny and burglary He was sentenced to two terms of five years to the state reformatory the sentences to tune concurrently District court authorities here have not indicated what action they will take although it is believed that the iyouths request will be granted.
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Wichita
Kan
Ghester R.thompson
Denver Metcalé
Thompson
State Reformatory
Iyouth
Extension of Free Delivery Zone Adds 289 City Blocks
U S Pawkett freight bureau manager announced Saturday that the free delivery zone for express packages will extend in early April. The expansion adds 289 city blocks to the area. He will meet Monday with G A Tait of Houston, express company general manager for the territory, to discuss the extension.
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Pawkett
Freight Bureau
G. A. Tait
Houston
Akron's oldest resident dies by own action
Century Enough Man 101 death by own action Akron Ohio Feb 9. A century of life palsed on George Hill Akron's oldest resident recently and he committed death by own action He was ill He hanged himself with a clothesline. SO HOTEL IMPORTS BIRDS HONOLULU T H Pe 19 A large shipment of colored birds including macaws canaries and lorries have arrived from the Pacific coast to adorn the public rooms of the
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Akron
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George Hill
Honolulu
T. H. Pe
Pacific Coast
Deputy sheriff brings son to reform school for sentence
Green Bay Wis Feb 19 Joseph Hoard deputy sheriff and father of Lyle 24 brought his son to the state reformatory to serve one to two years for breaking and entering His detached attitude during the routine of assigning the youth to a chamber giving him an examination and admitting him to the quarantine or receiving department was that of an ordinary officer of the law.
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Green Bay
Wis
Joseph Hoard
Friendship
Lyle
State Reformatory
Work and Wait Success Secret From Bankers Leader
London notes Sir John Ferguson president of the Institute of Bankers at Wembley says the secret of success lies in knowing how to work and how to wait. He warns many fail for not waiting and for poor quality work.
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London
John Ferguson
Institute of Bankers
Wembley
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