Diamond theft conspiracy charged by grand jury indictment
A grand jury returned indictments charging Seth Testard Frank Maibaun B Williams and Bert Seibert with perjury and conspiracy to steal personal property including a diamond sunburst diamond locket and six diamond rings from Dinkey Miller. The case involves a Temple woman and alleges a plan to read Dinkey Miller’s diamonds from an accomplice. Testard faces a separate contempt perjury charge linked to an injunction on railroad ticket trafficking. Witnesses are summoned as prosecutors promise sensational testimony at the trial.
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Seth Testard
Frank Maibaunt
Wilkes
Temple
Tess
Ishmond
Dix Damon
Gnd
Lagetier
Dinkey Miler
Dinkey Millen
Pinkey Miller
Wawk
Iero
Frank Maibauw
Bel. Wiliams
Bert Seibert
Binkey Sller
Pestard
Mutbaun
Williams
Seibert
Testard
Ea Ward Dwyer
Buslie
Gam
Wham
Tuskirday & i. Ti
Testarday
Alamo Plaza
Althou
Lynn
Shorty
Flynn
Ritecket
Court House
Japanese Navy Denies Pacific Coast Threats
Tollo, Japan reports that Japanese naval leaders deny any hidden fleet near the Pacific coast. Vice Admiral Saito says daily fleet reports are shared with American observers and no ships are absent from current home stations. American naval officers affirm their own confirmation of the minister’s statements.
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Tollo
Japan
Naval Administration
Pacific Squadron
Saito
Navy
Associated Press
Pacttic
America
Yokosuka
Kure
Yokosunky
Sancho
Homme Waters
Vteweh
Hankow
Fuchow
Anoy
Yingkow
Shanghai
Moron
Statig
Gall
Colombo
Ceyton
Sfanita
Lightning Flash Saves Man From Suicide Aboard Steamer
Fall River dispatch reports George Allen, feared dead after a reported suicide attempt, is alive thanks to wireless telegraph on the sound steamer Plymouth. A message from New York said he was aboard and planned to kill himself. He was found in a stateroom with poison and restrained.
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Fall River
Massy
George 1 Allen
Glalivlion
Plymouth
New York
Allen
Unidentified Body Held After Pistol Wound Found
Judge Amischeid has issued a verdict on the death of St Juan who was found with a pistol wound. The body remains unidentified and is held at the local morgue as investigators pursue leads amid ongoing inquiries.
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Amischeid
St Juan
Monsinton
Rlehe’ Ing
Pope Pinsche Resting as Vital Health Improves
Rome reports Pope Pinsche in better health after a morning examination by Dr. Petace. The private physician notes the pope will continue to rest, suspending today’s emissions. Cardinal Merry Del Val, Monsignor Ble, and other aides attend the pontiff amid the quiet recovery.
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Rome
Pope Pinsche
Petace
Merry del Valaid
Ble
Seth
Euitor Dowe
Ube Villewn
Visiting the City by the Twenty-Third Infantry Officer
Lieutenant W S Morry of the Twenty-third Infantry visits the city and is registered at the Maiden while stopping in the area for several days.
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W. S. Morry
Twenty-third Infantry
Magiger
Wounded Boy Yields Life After Duck Hunt Accident
Frederick Pieper, 13, died at home after a shotgun charge discharged while duck hunting near Salado Creek. The gun fell while he rested beside a tree, sending shot into his side. He was transported to a hospital but died around 9 PM despite medical efforts. He worked at a shoe company and is survived by parents, several sisters and a sister employed nearby. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Frederick Pieper
Mesquite Street
Young Pleper
Salado Creek
M Andrew
Kroeger
Chris
Dalling
Salada Creek
Alu Peathers
Antonia
Sovereign Bank Goes Into Liquidation In Toronto
Toronto customers faced disruption as the Sovereign Bank transfers all operations to the Canadian Bank Association amid liquidation orders. Major shareholders include Dresden Bank of Berlin with 700000 dollars, Thomas W. Jaye, W. A. Merrick, and W. W. Van Vleck of New York, with investments totaling 650000.
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Taroile
Onl
Jat
Candas
Sovereign Base of
Canada
Sovereign Bank
Biulera” Association of
Nuie
Dresden Banke
Berlin
Carmeny
Thomas W. Jaye
W. A. Merrick
New York
W. W. van Vleck
White Girl Held as Slave by Chinese Raiders
A young girl, Piltelorg Padan age 18 and Florence Livingeone age 6, is in police custody after a raid on a house in the Chinese quarter. The girl claims she was kidnapped from her parents in Cinginnali by Chinese and held as a slave, often changing hands across the country. She says she was deprived of letters and even forgot the name of the city where she lived.
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Piltelorg Padan
Florence Livingeone
Lee Ping
Cinginnali
Chligso
Escape by a Miracle among 40 Monongahela miners
Jun 18 report from Monongahela River Consolidated Coal shows 40 miners in the Catsboro mine evacuated after a reported explosion and fire. Stricken, bruised, and missing light, they crawled seven miles through darkness for five hours to surface, many in tears, with no fatalities recorded.
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Monongahela, PI
Catsbore
Monongahela River
Carl and, Coke Company
Pennsylvania
Monongghela
Charlerai
Safewy
Ohlidren
Wounded Woman Resting Easy After Hospital Injury
Report indicates Marlies Leadera and a young woman were wounded yesterday near Mintines. The wounded woman rests in the hospital with the knife wound being investigated. Hospital staff say recovery could be complicated by blood poisoning. detectives continue extensive search for the assailant.
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Marlies
Alvatex
Elly
Fine levied against International Harvester on antitrust counts
Topeka January 18 Judge Lana Shawage county district court fined International Harvester $12 600 for 42 counts of violating Kansas antitrust law The maximum allowed is ten dollars per count and one hundred dollars per count for the totals.
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Topeka
Kay
Lana
Itu Shawage County Districtourl
Hore Rodlay
Wie International Harvester Company
Kansas Anti-Trust
Weather Forecast for Sim 4 Antonio and Visually Tonight
Tonight and Sunday increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions. Minimum temperatures end around 3 o clock. daytime warming continues. Winds light to moderate morning hours. General regional weather report to be continued on page six.
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Lee
Sim
Antonio
Baker Murder Jury In Deadlock
The jury deliberating the Baker murder case before 12 men has been out since yesterday afternoon. Attorneys for both sides expect a verdict soon, with hopes rising for a not guilty outcome as balloting continues through the night.
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BAKER
F. Baker
Bakers Storneys
Rische Hales Actors Into Justice Trial Detail
A legal clash centers on Ernest Tiseln’s suit against Gear Spalding and Genuine Woods to bar their performances at the Lyre theater or any other venue in Autiiig Watller. The petition outlines a contract with Wy Tout theater paying $50 weekly, with notice provisions for termination and post notice wages, and alleges renewed use with the Cyre Stock company in San Antonio beyond the agreement’s term.
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Lve
Ernest Tiselns
Lg Tent Theater
Geare
Lampars
Rise
Gots
Go Spalding
Risehe
Tiintifls
le Syrle Stock Company
Pelkon
Partiapy Theatrea
San Antonio
Two Are Killed in Automobile Wreck in Baltimore
Baltimore January 18 two people died when a car driven by Leo Fi Shead veered off Park Heights Avenue near the entrance to Draft Park. George Ty Billups, hotel proprietor, and his wife were instantly killed as the vehicle skidded and wrecked. Shead was injured internally but not fatally and assisted in helping the Bilups couple from the wreck.
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Baltimore
George Ty Billups
Billups
Park Heights
Herward
Bark Heights Avenue
Phillico Road
Drafl Park
Leo Fi, Shead
Eliridge
Shaad
Dilys Hotel
Bilups
Flo
Che Phulies
Billips
Bithope
Crisis For Mrs Evelyn Thaw Comes Wednesday
New York, June 18 The most astonishing may be yet to come as the prosecution and defense argue before the court to exchange frog the court room to the public in the Evelyn Nesbit testimony. District Attorney Jerome obtains a gag order while the defense seeks broader release of testimony. Thaw tells her kin's story on the stand as emotion runs high with few outsiders present and judges restricting access to the proceedings.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Sanford White
Teronty
Teporkera
Evelyn Nesbit
GML
Triad
Aly, Littleton
Wufense
Adminster
Thaw
Teo Vues
Rere
Justice Finch
Regu
Adn
Jerome Ang
Glassp
Chan
Stanford Witte
Crevelli in Critical Condition After Alamo Street Incident
Fireman Crevelli remains in grave peril at the city hospital following a serious accident on Alamo Street. Hospital reports say he is partially conscious but shows little improvement and doctors have not yet given up hope for his recovery.
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Crevelli
Alamo Street
City Hospital
Big Lite
Walsh Found Guilty on 54 Counts in Bank Case
John R. Walsh, president of the defunct Chicago Nalivudl Bank, was declared guilty on 54 indictment counts for misappropriation of funds. A formal motion for a new trial was filed, and he remains free on a $50,000 bond as hearings set for January 23.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago Nalivudl, Bank
Toma
Uyverdick
Critia
Atsh
Hy Wis
Walsh
Wittig
Miller
Anderson
Federal Grand Jury
Mystery Shrouds Cleansing of Dump Debated
Sout Heights property owners seek answers on who cleans the city dump as complaints to the board of health rise. A citizen committee went to the site, found a bonfire and exposed refuse, and pressed Mayor Callaghan and the city council for action with signatures gathered for a protest next Monday.
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Sout Heights
Board of Healt Thet
South Heights
Nulsangy
S. Committee of
Lay
Pishs
TA. Dougherty
R. Johnson
Ro Holmgren
Francis J. Bowen
Callaghan
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Frank Maibaum
H. L. Williams
Pacific Coast
Toronto Bank
Harvester Trust
Selina
Rische Hales
Justice
Mrs
Evelyn Thaw
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