Indian Woman on Fourth Day in Marchand Trial
The fourth day of the Marchand murder trial featured direct testimony from Nancy Simms recounting a plan to kill Clothilde Marchand. She described Lila driving to Buffalo with hammer and chloroform, claiming a curse on her family and threatening Nancy and relatives if the accused died.
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Ita Jimmeesan
Cayuga Indiana
Clothilde Mu dl
Henry Marchant
Guy D. Moore
Nancy Smml
Nancy
Tila
Buffalo
Marchand
Lila
Henry Marchand
Brooks Planes Delayed at Dallas Reach Monday
A report notes Brooks planes that left Friday on a cross country flight were delayed in Dallas due to weather. Dispatches indicate the flight to Mobile was postponed, with crews remaining on site Monday as conditions improved for takeoff.
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Brooks
Dallas
Sao Tvanaport
Death Not Asked in Bridge Killing Trial
In KANKAS CITY on Feb 9 a trial began for Mrs Myrtle Tennett accused of killing her husband in a bridge street home. The proceedings announced no death penalty in this case.
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Myrtle Tennett
Appointment of Bruny Rese ax see fersey Post
An informal meeting set a plan for appointing Bruny Rese ax See Fersey to a service post as the council and officials meet to finalize the board’s organization. The acting secretary Mike Maury Louise Nouter reports. a temporary secretary will serve until formal appointments are made.
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Csi
Huse
City Hill
Tose Verluesnay
Mike Maury
Louise Nouter
Din City
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Atx Shaw
Tragic Road Fight Leaves Two Dead and Others Injured
Fragmentary report describes a fatal double injury and additional harm after a confrontation on a road where a person fled the scene, returned, and was accused of causing deaths and injuries during a struggle over a vehicle. Authorities identified at least two fatalities and ongoing investigations.
Gospel Tenor to Give Series of Concerts in 8
Gospel tenor ryle Throoks will tour the South with a series of church concerts this week. Programs include Monday evening at South re Christian for 7 p.m. and Wednesday at Penns ines college. Events listed under church auspices in South San Antonia and Highton Park Pres erin church with varied local venues and times.
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Enspel
Sin Antonia
Brooks
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Ehmrch
Poesy
Beacon
Pennsines College
Tien Autreh
South San Antonia
Highton Park
Prisoners Relieved From Bexar County Jail Conditions
Sheriff Albert Anster asked Governor Ross Sterling to transfer about ten state and federal prisoners to relieve crowding at the Bexar County jail. State penitentiary agents freed fourteen prisoners Monday to Munteeilie to ease the congestion.
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Alloy State Penitentiary
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Ross Sterling
Rodriguez Street Paying Cost Set Hearing by City Commission
A city hearing was held Monday by the commissioners on drainage improvements along Rodriguez Street, Hedwara North to Soledad, including East 10th Street. Property owners face a special assessment of 149 per unit for paving, funded by a $25 bond issue, though paving has not begun.
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Hedwera
Soledad Streets
Elie
Man Fined for Rudely Accosting in Court
A.B. Pritchard was fined 897 Mralay in reaction court for accosting Mrs. Trene Fiarrin on South Toros Street. The court heard he stared at her and spoke aggressively, causing momentary blindness. Evidence showed the incident occurred around three in the afternoon.
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Trene Fiarrin
St. South Toros Street
Pritchard
Negro Recreation Season Opens With Park Program
The recreation season opens at the park with an all-day program led by John Me superintendent of recreation. The event features a Negro bend segment and activities promoting community leisure and sports.
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Sparta
Nogones
John Mesupointentent
Negro Bend
Senate Assured Wickersham Data From Commission
In a brief meeting the commission assured the public that key data related to Wickersham and related matters would be provided. The statement came as part of ongoing assurances about access to information in the investigation.
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Senate
Wickersham Data
Citizens League forms in Calhoun area calls for loyal attendance
A Citizens League chapter formed Monday in Calhoun to discuss possible candidate dates and to organize meetings for city offices. A letter from Guy McFarland chairing the nominating committee urged select attendance and restricted invites to loyal members, with reports due to the committee Friday naming attendees.
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Guy McFarland
Cunlinites
Legge Menchers
Sumath
Sud
Candylaws
Ali
Uel
Vermont Solon Seeks Increase in House Membership
Vermont solon urges reapportionment reform citing 1080 census figures. The proposal would raise House membership from ASG to 47 members, with March 4 as the effective date. Rep Matt Gibson, a Republican, argues the 703 reapportionment act lacked proper constitutional consideration.
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Solon
Smingtox
K. A
ASG
Gibson
Usatate
Matt Gibson
Remiblican
Drunk Soldiers Shoot Up Town in Ixmiquilont Disorder
Dispatches report 25 intoxicated soldiers attacked the town of Ixmiquilont, wounding several and prompting troops to quell the disturbance near Pachuca. The incident underscores volatile conditions and military response amid unrest.
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Mexico Gity
Fachuon
Ta Prenen
Tatas
Cour
Ixmiquilont
Pachica
City Commission Holds Brief Session Amid Sparse Appropriations
City commission met in a brief session Monday with limited action. It approved $1241.00 for paving and $1343.10 for maintenance, reflecting a tight budget and minimal agenda for the day.
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Toro Appro
Tong
Scotch to Study American Market
London report says the Scottish Woolen Manufacturer plans a new study mission to the United States and England to examine market conditions and potential demand for its products. The delegation will focus on expanding export opportunities and assessing competition in North American and British markets.
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London
Pel
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Indag
Nimeriaa
Sudy Twathets
United States
Orlinga
Orphans Await New Parents
A shelter notes the need for foster homes as 97 babies and several young children wait for adoption or permanent families. Rescue staff describe challenges of separation, limited resources, and the impact of loneliness on children while urging potential homes to consider providing care and stability.
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