Ghost Found Guilty of Murder in Strange Court Contest
In California a woman known as Adele Mitchie the Dresden China Doll was found guilty of murdering her rival Doris Murray Palmer. The defendant Mrs Guy Bates Post, wife of a prominent Canons region figure, had already died months earlier and supposedly left a “wraith” to witness the case. The bizarre trial centered on a bitter dispute over Mrs Palmer’s estate with Superior Judge George K Scovel presiding.
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Ana
Calif
Guy Bates Post Thursdas
Orient
Doris Murray Palmer
Post
Canons Teas
Dresden
Adele Mitchie
Palmer
Jewel Loot Drops on Sew York Block After Holdup
Policemen guarded a block bounded by four streets as a bold robbery ended with a robber dropping his loot of about $10,000 in the street. Officers and bystanders searched the area locating most of the diamonds, with many recovered near the scene.
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York
Imep
Aowpunder Gauman
Po- Jirensen
National Bank of New York Ties to New Orleans Bank
Announcement states the National Bank of New York has been purportedly associated with Bank and Trust Company of New Orleans. The item notes the move could position the New Orleans bank as a leading local institution.
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New Orleans
Bankine Ganetilea
National Bank of
New York
Svith | Bank and ‘Trust Company of
Murderer’s heirs face forfeiture under California law claim
Judge Stovel called the case plain murder as Mrs. Post’s death allegedly benefits her heirs. The court ruled Mrs. Post’s legacy may be forfeited under a California provision preventing a murderer from profiting from a victim’s estate amid the odd trial proceedings.
American Legion Week designated by mayor for membership drive
Mayor C M Chambers proclaims February 22 to March 2 as American Legion Week and backs a membership drive led by David A Town. The drive began February 10 with limited local participation. prizes for top recruiters include a set of club teeth, a bal, and a pair of shives. Enrollment available at the Mexar county courthouse or through committee members. The campaign board lists numerous officers and volunteers, with many names repeated across roles.
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C. M. Chambers
American Legion
David A. Town
Lown
Lal San Antonio Las Sowe Tor Olile
The
Legion
Slares
Cluyies
Wolff Mare Company
Brovuler Mrin’s
Washer Brothers
Exo
Mexar County
Lara
Lewns
B. B. Buck
Wayne Daria
Tucky Hurke
Charl Dickson
Rarmand Forins
Jonny K. Weller
Din Hallera
Clem J. Ean
John L. Feegi
O. Fay Dass
Stoxey Marl
Harry Alaverick
Albert Hauser
Darts
Waller Ty Tan
Jack Barké
Goode
Ze Rorex
A.” Billmesler
Prev’ Sptan
Cut B
RL Webs
Georre ‘Tanta
Tieton Zander
Ar Hur
B. Wroren
Charles Dickson
Jack, Malick
Jack Lillo
Dr. Helters
Reus Cale
Leo Brena
Tye Stancatl
Nar DL
Goodman
P. Prdraver HN
Meory Top Taylor
Lewia Lauter- Bela
Owen Rilfay
Sieven Tiffland
Jobo EL Weber
Fismond Phelps
Claude Birkhead
Falph
Dusker Herman Nami
Earl Exell
Jack RF
Lock
Netha
GM K
Pranels
Chen
Brkt
W. A. Pucner
Ayitareiepn
Paver
W. Seeerine
Aries Sehaieliz
Bieroline Hutcheck
Afeinr
He Lovers
Youn Filsgibbor
Hoses B Denker
Ray Hanley
Warne Davis
Jey Chass
Jone “Ove
Goodwyn Carter
Sylvan’ Lark
Glb, Hiack
Marvin Chignes
Ralph Durkee
Trail of Missing California Girl Deepens Into Arizona
San Diego deputy sheriff Blake Mason reports the search for Virginia Brooks, a 9 year old girl missing from California for over a week, extending into Tombstone Arizona. A middle aged man, about 50, and a second man were linked to a Tombstone auto camp stopover two days ago. Sheriff Fred A Kenney confirmed the description matches Virginia. The girl is believed kidnapped.
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San Diego
Calif
Virginia Brooks
Arizona
Blake Mason
Che Pk
Fred A.kenney
Tombstone
Virginia
Kenney
Mason
Post D T P A to Meet Saturday
The regular semi monthly meeting of pact D6 of the Travefern Protte lice association site held in the oriental room of the Gunter hotel at 7 p.m. Saturday, according to Joe O Naslor publicity chairman.
Congress Actions Reported in Friday Sessions
A Friday session roundup notes various committee actions and hearings. Immigration and finance panels advance bills, while postal, census, and aging matters proceed. President and House leaders discuss Muscle Shoals funding and rail equity with appropriation measures advancing. Memorial services held for deceased members as committees set schedules for reapportionment and further hearings.
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HOUSE
Immigration Committee
Lass
Warn and Means
Ratiroad
Phils Dat
Shenate
Mostmaster General
Wiency
Wiency Wi. Received Confereste Agreement of Muscle Shoata
Mitchell
Husband of Dead Trapeze Artist Has Breakdown
Alfredo Codonn husband of American trapeze artist Lillian Lebeel who died after a fall while performing in Copenhagen suffered a nervous breakdown. He sobbed through services at the crematorium and was overwhelmed by sympathizers. he will accompany his wife’s ashes to California for burial.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Alfredo Codonn
Lillian * Lebeel
Serviers
Ber
California
Gypsies Freed in Corporation Court
Judge A J Matlock dismissed vagroner charges against eight Gypsies after arrest for being Gypsies. Patrolman Mike Live was told by the jogo not to arrest them unless complaints were filed. The Gipsins had been rounded up and scattered across the West Side.
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Ie Corporation
A. J. Matlock
Mike Live
Jogo
Ieee
West Side
Cascarets Candy Promises Quick Bowel Relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a palatable cascara candy that strengthens bowel muscles. It claims rapid relief from constipation with no gripping or discomfort, cleansing both upper and lower bowels and improving breath and eye brightness. Try one tonight.
Meinhardt Rupture Expert to Visit Gunter Hotel San Antonio
Advertisement notes J Meinhardt will be at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio Texas on Saturday and Sunday February 1 and 22 from 10 am to 4 pm daily. The notice urges past customers to call for information and to visit in person, claiming the Rupture Spleta device offers dramatic relief and notes dangers from imitators.
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Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Texas
Allcihees
Meinhardt
de Sree
Mel Anerdl
Iria
Nor Or
Orellon
J. Meinhardt
Tome Officr
Urawtard Ave
Chicago
Embargo on Citrus Stock Movement Authorized
Quarantine regulations announced by Agriculture Commissioner J B McDonall and chief entomologist J M Del Curto authorize movement of citrus stock from gulf coast steles into Newton Jasper Orange Jefferson and Marion counties. Del Curto urged careful guarding at infestations and reiterated no movement into other citrus growing regions of Rin Grouse valley and the Winter Garden district.
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Austin
Prh
Gulf Coast
Newton
Jasper
Orange
Jefferson
Mardin
J.B. McDonall
J. M. del Curto
del Curto
Rin Grouse Valley
Winter Garden
Pope Thanks Radio Fans For Broadcast Messages
New York February 20 The Pope via the Vatican City association thanked thousands worldwide for congratulatory messages tied to his initial broadcast speeches on Web-1 Funny 32.4 A Vatican representative said the pontiff was eager to acknowledge the messages and instructed his secretaries to effect the reception.
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New York
Vatican City
Giafrancheschi
Otéry Selesram
Grief Kills Prince's Aide at Glienicke Castle
In Potsdam on February 20, grief over family events at Glienicke castle is believed to have caused the death of Conrad Mendel, a lifelong major and loyal aide to Prince Friedrich Leopold Hohenzollern for 56 years.
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Prince
Potsdam
Cale
Effents
Glienicke Castle
Conrad Mendel
Prince Friedrich Leopold Hohenzollern
Slomo
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