Accidents Claim One Death and Eight Injuries in Los Angeles Weekend
A weekend toll shows one fatality and eight injuries from car crashes across Los Angeles. Mrs Florence Welch died after being struck near Terrell Pond and Broadway. Myre J Kregreise of Brooklyn alleged driver Thomas Brooks was arrested. Three other accidents left several injured, including Marie Flowers and E J Garver, with varied hospitalizations.
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Florence Welch
Banee Euclid Street
Robert B. Greene Hospital
Terrell Pond
Broadway
Brooklyn
Bertha Gaydusel
Ich
Myre J. J. Kregreise
Collibion
Thomas Brooks
Daris Court
Alamo Heights
Liberty
Marie Flowers
South Presa Strest
E. J. Garver
Weat Clocinssh Avenue
Nest Atreet
J. Logan
Arms Post
Flowers
Ate Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Robert B. Green
Garver
Santa Rosa
Gibatt Gonles
Belvin
Hubert B. Green Hospital
Golladd South Alamo Sreets
Roen I. Montemarer
Bol ‘B. Green
Navacetn
Colorado Street
West Commerce
Calorno Street
WN. Mortles
Pelix Mendoze
Torreon Street
Marrowly
Missouri Pacific
Guadalupe Atrest
Sanda
Mondi
Stork Expected to Visit Royal Family at Windsor
London dispatch says a yet unborn child is due in the Duke and Duchess of York family within months. If the child is male he could be England's future king, provided the Prince of Wales marries. At 36 and long single, the arrival stirs strong public interest and Windsor line speculation.
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York
England
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Eight Vagrancy Fines Assessed in Local Court
Police rounded up suspects over the weekend and charged them with vagrancy. Defendants appeared before Judge Dave Watson but could not provide evidence of residence or employment in San Antonio, resulting in fines totaling $100.
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Corporatici
Dave Watson
San Antonio
Permit Revocation Spurs Protests Over Brick Storehouse
Threats to take the matter to court emerged as Mendashr urged Major C. M. Chambers to oppose revocation of a permit to erect a brick storehouse at the intersection of San Pedranc Summit avenues.
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C. M. Chambers
San Pedranc Summit Avenues
Budding Stars Trial for Junior Little Theater Opераetta
Sixyearold Joan Debbler and Billy Jane Means take part in tryouts for Junior Little Theater's Pinocchio operetta. Joan aims to win the singer role while Billy aspires to be a dancer in the production.
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Billy Jane Means
Junior Little Theater
Joan
Singer
Billy
Youngsters Eager for Roles in Junior Theater Operetta
Junior Little theater opens auditions for Pinocchio to be staged in San Antonio. About 400 high school age children applied for singing dancing speaking and music parts. Auditions schedule includes Farmers tap dance chorus and fairy ballets at various schools with local directors guiding each group.
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Rolex
San Antoni Actioners
Josce Garrett
Main Avenue High School
Farmers
Sir South Tresa Street
Dorothy Belle Heuermann
H. E. Wells
Hawthorne Junior School
Regina Curler
Tuewlay
Hawthorne
Mary Ethel Moughe
California Girl Sets Glider Pilot Record
Berry Leckley, a 32 year old from Hawthorne California, is described as America's youngest glider pilot. The article notes her three aviation prizes, six months of glider flying official credit, and recognition by the Bent May Glider Club as a top contest pilot. She is niece of Joy Buxton, secretary of a local glider club, and a member of the Jiawrhorné school's SA class.
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Bertire
Bawthorne
Calif
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Abe
Benth May
Air Mail Mark Established in 8A history note
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an air mail mark and a December event involving figures such as McCantell and Poultrs. The text references air transport operations, a city source, and a vehicle or route change. Specific names and places are unclear due to garbled characters.
Governor orders transfer as McKenzie faces new trial
The text describes Governor Moody ordering McKenzie moved to Dallas County jail amid concerns he plans escape after killing an El Paso officer. It notes McKenzie’s past escape from a state prison, possession of a pistol while at an insane asylum, and the push to bring him to San Antonio for a new trial. District Attorney Lamar Seeliz intends to supervise the prosecution. defense by E. B. Simmons is referenced. Details of judicial procedure and prior assaults are included amid chaotic narration.
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S&s
AL McKensie
San Antonio Hospital
Moody
Fae
North Temas
McKenzie
Suetice
Som Street
Paso
Abe
Willie
Dhilge McCrory
Vanity Hearjoga
Sam Antonia
Lamar Seelizso
E. B. Simmons
Saint Ann
Callas
MuKenzix
Dallas
Antonie Frends
Tudge MeCrory
Moots
Sar Antonia
Mark's Episcopal Church
Carter
Seife
Sox
16 Million for Day Law 15 Favored
Washington January 13 Prohibition Commissioner Doran told the appropriations committee that spending more than 15 million dollars in the fiscal year 1923 to enforce the federal prohibition law would congest the courts. The committee approved the request noting better enforcement since the Jones law. Moonshining shift to Wisconsin and other states was reported as enforcement faced court congestion and border control issues.
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Leute
Doran
New York
New Jersey
Norther Ticinos
Pitts
Philadelphia
Detroit
Montana
Nevada
Marylon
Wisconsin
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Minnesota
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Anti-Snuggling
Hoover Raks Enforcement
Continued from Page One the article notes intensified federal action against smuggling liquor narcotics and aliens at frontiers. It discusses a revised system of courts and prosecuting officials and reorganization of parole and related practices. It mentions legislation for the District of Columbia and supplemental reports by the Department of Justice and Treasury elaborating on enforcement commission recommendations.
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District of Columbia
Othe
Department of Justice
The
Treasury
Law Enforcement Commission
Air Officers Attend Marriage Party at Randolph Field
Officers from Randolph and Kelly fields attended a Sunday entertainment at the new field honoring the marriage of a command member. The event celebrated Bratt Bergenml peer Mrs Albert Tea Garden and Kerzeaul Teagarden, formerly at Kelly field, who is the first sergeant of the Randolph field detachment.
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Kelly Field
Randolph Field
New Field
Command
Bratt Bergenml
Albert Teagarden
Kerzeaul Teagarden
Last Tribute Paid Dean of Writers
In Austin, reporters and staff paused at their desks for a somber tribute to the dean of writers J. A Nick Perranden buried from St. Marys altar. The capitol press room observed a hush as colleagues honored his decades of newspaper service.
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Austin
Dan
Capitol Prese
J. Anck
Perranden
St. Mary's Oathwork
Mitchell Report on Criminal Justice Defects Proposed
Washington January 13 Attorney General Mitchell presents a two part program for reform. It urges immediate adoption of clear measures to fix obvious defects in law enforcement and extended inquiry to identify deeper, fundamental troubles and remedies.
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Mitchell
Loorer
Two Alaskan fliers found safe after forced landing
Three airmen en route from Fairbanks to North Alaska were forced down by a storm near the Tinaalik river mouth. They reached Unalakleet after a week, with Pat Reid piloting the damaged aircraft and awaiting a chance to continue to Tinaklet.
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Alaska
Norte
Carl Ben Elemon
Earl Borland
Unalakleet
Miers
Pat Reid
William Troghes
Jim Flatchinnon
Reacher Unnlakteet
Tinaalik
Reid
Mirehile
Tinalaklect
Bond Set on Liquor Count in July Raid Case
A bond was set on charges related to a liquor count involving a 880 van and a raid conducted September 4. A. Lockhart and Fenn Taein were named in the action with references to Citrix wr Vault and Clack Avenue. The incident concerns possession or evasion of equipment and a 10 percent figure noted in the filing.
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Linton Citrix
A. Lockhart
Fenn Taein
Clack Avenue
I Fae
Coyotes Recovered by City Sleuths
Detectives Rahret Thardinatte and Acbo Hixging conducted an easoie hunting Moriting and captured two suspects as they recovered coyotes stolen weeks ago. One animal was found on Sunset Vista Street while another lay near a gravel lot, with more details pending.
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Thardinatte
Acbo
Eigeles
Comina
French Claim Queen Cocktail Godmother Pantt
A garbled fragment notes a claim about a queen and a cocktail, mentioning Macy Medigis and a writer’s view on a modern drink. The text is unclear and filled with errors, but hints at a French or American invention related to cocktails and filming.
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Pantt. Mengis
Macy Medigis
Woman Under Bond on Maiming Count
Eilen Yates and Ellen Smith were treated on $40 bond after a maiming charge. The alleged attack occurred January 6 at 400 Monterrey Avenue, when a noxious substance was reportedly thrown, disfiguring the victim's face.
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Eilen Yates
Ellen Smith
Aoatien
Wity Dee Lert
Nhe Ik
Watson
Monterrey
Mayor Frowns on Stadium Project
A mayor expressed opposition to a stadium project proposing deliberation and delay. The comments suggested the plan should await a future date and cited concerns about crowding at Brackenreg Park. No final decision was stated and no specific dates or entities beyond the mayor and park were named.
Classifieds advertise daily in Financial Column of Light
A note highlights that many reliable firms place daily ads in the Financial Column of Light Classifieds, signaling ongoing business activity and consumer visibility.
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Light Classified
Lime Used to Give That Taste
Federal agents revealed bootleggers used lime or lime juice to flavor illicit liquor after arresting three men. A seizure near Hutchinson uncovered a still operation and the men were found to be infusing the unaged mash to produce a more palatable brew.
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Hutchinson
Ken
Dan
Federal Prohibition Agénta
Federal
Lawyers Warned of Court Breach Court warns lawyers on veniremen excusal
Judge W. W. McCoory in the Ninety fourth District neark Monday warned attorneys that veniremen cannot be excused without court consent. Barristers who violate the rule will be fined for contempt as per the warning.
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W. W. McCoory
Ninety-fourth District
Pete Claims He Was Framed in City Knife Attack
McKenzie testifies the defendant Terrell attempted to arm him during a 2 emsh knife attack near Wackoe. The killer, youthful and bent on escape, claims multiple chances to flee and insists he did nothing. Jury in Ninety fourth District Court to decide if retrial or new guarantees apply.
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McKensie
Jone Cent
Bistar
Terrell
McKenge
Wng
Lerrell
Ninety-fourth District Court
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