Chinese Smuggling Ring Suspected in New Orleans Case
Immigrants aboard the steamship Toluma from South America are held in New Orleans as investigators probe a possible international smuggling ring. Nine Chinese said to be crew or passengers were questioned after authorities connected the case to Houston and a suspected substation operation.
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New Orleans
Baa
Fruila
Uuatou
Teans
Voluma
United States
South America
Houston
Tquique
Abitu
Mott Street
James GB. Dryan
Galveston
Jan
UPI
Amt
Ray Feamelsca
Dilworth
Immigration Buerm
Dilworth Esan
Eag
New York
Hubby Held in Bomb Outrage at Seat Pleasant
In Seat Pleasant Maryland on January 6, Hermann Brady and his holder Leroy Bend were jailed after a bomb exploded at a Christmas gift scene killing Naomi Hall Brady and injuring a jailer and two children. Authorities say they conducted lengthy questioning but withheld certain details while the case proceeds at Upper Marlboro jail.
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Seat Pleasant
Hermann Brady
Naomi Hall Brady
Bend
Leroy Bend
Upper Marlboro
Brady
John Hall
Torch murder victim found in burned car near Chicago
Police seek identity of a man found murdered in a torched vehicle on a rural road south of Chicago. The body was soaked in alcohol, shot in the head, beaten, and nicotined by a running torch. Eight five gallon cans of alcohol suggest possible bootlegging motives amid a violent struggle.
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Chicago
Jan
INS
Kess
Yielim
Boy Kills Mother Wounds Father Inflames Family Tragedy
Allan Tr. Schumm, 17, a Minox University freshman, was held in a hospital after allegedly summoning his parents from bed, ordering prayers, then shooting his father dead and wounding his mother. Authorities blame temporary mental derangement from overshudy.
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Louis
Jan
Allan Tr. Schumm
Minox University
Man bitten by driver after crash in Dallas
Edward Wright, injured in a car collision with a Black driver, recounts leaving his vehicle to confront the other motorist when the suspect allegedly grabbed his hand and bit his finger in the incident reported from Dallas.
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Dallas
Edward Wright
Wright
Looters Take Two Safes in Seguin Heist
Local police and Guadalupe county officials investigate burglaries across Seguin on Sunday. Two safes weighing about 1000 pounds contained roughly $1200 total, with one safe carrying $400 and another $800 taken near Voous and a nearby garage. Police note additional incidents including a Boston Times break in with a $27 safe knob and a pistol, plus thefts from a dental office and homes with cash and valuables stolen.
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Guadalupe County
Monlay
Seguin
Sherif McGee
San Antonio
Sheriff's
Boston Limes
East Commerce Street
Gregory
York
Mre
Freeman
West Ashby Place
8. Carr
East Woodlawn
Canadians to Aid Mexican Railways Reorganization
Mallory and F Pringle directors of statistics and transport for Canadian National arrived in Mexico City on Sunday to assist in reorganizing the Mexican National railways.
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Mexico City
Dan
G—P. Mallory
F. Pringle
Bureau of Statistics
Canadlian National Railways
Mexican National Railways
Northwest Snow Covers Northwest States
A heavy snowstorm swept the Northwest states bringing widespread whiteout conditions. San Francisco reports clear skies following a broad western storm that extended south to California for the first time in four months.
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San Prancisco
Tumia
Californ
Russian Women Versatile in Soviet Life Featured
A cross section of feminine life in the Soviet Union is shown with a factory worker at left and Mme. Arykova- Nashma, a judge on the Kazakhstan supreme court bench, at right.
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Mme. Arykova- Nashma
Kazakstan
Supreme Court
Lawsuit Alleges Hidalgo County Funds Misuse
A suit was filed in Hidalgo County District Court accusing Holmburg State Bank and Trust Co. of disbursing 150000 dollars from Hidalgo County Drainage District No. 1 without authorization. Depositary A Y Baker, sheriff of Vidaleo County, leads the bank as defendant, with Devine and possibly others named. The action claims no valid voucher or order from the commissioners court to transfer funds. The case proceeds in the Ninety third District Court for the March term.
Film Cowboy Art Acord Held on Liquor Charges
Art Acord, a film cowboy, remained jailed in Nogales awaiting transfer to Los Angeles for liquor possession charges. He was arrested by Robert H. Ferguson, a surety operative, after an incident at a local hotel where a knife was drawn and a deputy sheriff intervened as Acord tried to leap from a window. He had been released on bond following his prior detentions, with continued efforts to secure funds for related expenses.
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Nogates
Ariz
Jon
Art Acord
Los Angeles
Charega
Acord
Robert H. Ferguson
Hat
de Qeter
Nerest
Vorgunon
Ascot
Morle
Cheriff
Winter Phone Book 13 QUT Chronicle of directory changes
The Winter Phone Book 13 QUT reports the old wall phones are phased out and the new telephone directories.
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Gibson Girls
Harry Macty
Southwest
Hell
Raw
Antonia
Mattin
Igor
Martyn
Leahy and Martinez Sentenced in Ramsey Slaying Case
Roberto Martinez was sentenced to five years in prison for the murder of Dr. J. A. Ramsey, a Texas physician killed after being coerced to sign papers. The jury delivered verdict Sunday after a trial that revealed Leahy lured Ramsey to a fatal encounter and hid the body in a shallow grave. Martinez confessed to involvement but claimed Leahy intended no killing. The case followed Leahy’s earlier execution and a lengthy investigation ending with arrests in Laredo.
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Geongh
Ter
Jno
Roberto Martinez
Big Witt
J. A. Ramsey
Mathis
J. Leahy
Martinez
Worgan
Anince
Leahy
Dr. Ramsey
Ramsey
Ma Leahy
Laredo
Mexican Party Backs Portes Gil
In Tampico on January 6 the Frendier Socialist party allied with the National Revolutions nominated President Portes Gil for the senate seat from the state. Elections are set for July, but the president has not yet accepted the nomination.
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Tampico
Mexico
Frendier Socialist Party
Portes Gil Agua Canili
Senate
Scribe Pays First Glider Trip Fare
Roosevelt Field reports Arthur Lynch publisher becomes first paying passenger for a glider flight. The inaugural fare cost 2.50, marking a milestone in aviation outreach experiments. The event highlights early public interest in gliding and aeronautics.
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Scribe
Roosevelt Field
Arthur Lynch
Ud-Secord
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