Woman Charged in Husband’s Murder Recalls Visit to Smithy
In Korgetown Texas on November 22 Corloborative stories of visits surfaced as Rose Warbourn faced murder charges. Two witnesses, Novosad the blacksmith and Verjoln the wood worker, testified Middleton and others set the scene at W A Middleton’s milk shop, detailing Mrs Warbourn’s alleged involvement and the crime during Waybourn’s trial today.
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Korgetown
Texas
Dan
Rose Warbourn
W. A. Middletoo
Waybourn
Novosad
Ee Verjoln
Middleton
Warbourn
Land of promise in the Mohave desert and water myths
An editorials style piece argues abundant water nearby via the submerged Mohave river and warns that many desert acres were sold to gullible homesteaders who will not find irrigation. It urges exact proof of water before allotting land and highlights travel routes to Southern California destinations as part of a sales pitch.
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Weil
Mohave
Hooker
Walter
Homer Sterder
Las Il
California
Cajon Pass
Pacific
Hellveett Barstow
Woman Testified To Repeated Visits Before Murder Trial
The witness described visits nearly daily to the shop, lasting one to thirty minutes, increasing before the defendant W W Warbourn was found dead in his bed on March 10 1923 at their Smihille home. She estimated the visitor count at Middletown shop over 100 times and noted colder weather reduced courtroom attendance to fewer than a hundred spectators.
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W W.warbourn
Smiheille
Middletows
Cold Westhes
Man Fined $50 by Corporation Court
Testimony in core portion court described Boscia seeking work, moving through the Camden street area in a rapid run, dodging blocks and houses while Police Sergeant Hilly Houston pursued and eventually caught him.
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Man
Corporation
Boscia
Camden Street
Hilly Houston
Ten Children Die in Ohio Bus Crash
A bus carrying ten children collided with a freight train near Elyria Ohio resulting in ten deaths and dozens injured. Rescue teams and families gathered at the scene as authorities investigated whether the bus halted for the crossing and if visibility or signaling contributed. The crash occurred after the bus attempted to cross ahead of an eastbound freight train traveling about 43 miles per hour.
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Ohio
Meren Avhun Chil
Tiurbank
Ohi
Shreve
Wooster
Snepitala
Caylor
Sier
A. H. Mancock
Engineer Hand
Elyria
Hancock
Hand
Wand
State Investigates Fatal Collision in Columbus
State utilities commission ordered two railway inspectors to join a probe into a fatal school bus train collision near Columbus. Officials said the commission lacks direct authority over school buses but will pursue the railroad aspects and report promptly.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Tw Ila
Beyea
Evans
J. T. Briggs
Mid West Hit By Zero Blast
A severe blizzard disrupted travel in Oklahoma trapping 75 aboard a St Louis San Francisco train near Mustady with Governor Halloway among the passengers. Temperatures plunged across Minnesota North Dakota and Montana with fatal cold claims in Illinois and Wisconsin. Forecasters warned no relief soon as the Great Lakes region faced continued frigid conditions.
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Oklahoma
San Francisco
Mustady
Okla
Governor Halloway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Chicago
Milwaukee
Steven Francisco Whea
Louis Brown
Deni
A. Donnel
Donell Donnel
Great Lakes
Texas Faces Deep Freeze Across the State
Clearing skies followed Texas hardest freeze of the season. Amari llo reported zero, Dallas four above, Houston sixteen, Brownsville twenty three above, and Laredo forty eight below in a sharp contrast of readings. Utility crews awaited damage estimates as citrus growers faced delayed assessments and northern winds hindered front formation.
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Associated Press
Tesac
Texas
United States
G Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Dallas
Houston
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
North Texas
Laredo
Mercury
Darange
Severe Cold Grips Midwest and Southwest States
Arctic air spread new woe to the Southwest today as temperatures plunged across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma with reports of 20 degrees below zero and worse. The Rocky Mountain region faced continued sub zero conditions with Lander Wyoming setting a new 136 hour cold spell. Zero weather persisted in the Texas Panhandle and Rio Grande valley causing damage to truck gardens and citron orchards.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Lander
Wyo
Yeaterday
Texas Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Jaredo
Kanese City
Warsaw
Cane Girardeau
Carthage
Wintielt
Kan
Cot
Dallas
Texay
Durenga
Colo
Leadville
Sidewalks of New York Covered With Ice
New York sidewalks were slick with sleet and ice, making pedestrian and auto traffic hazardous. The thermometer read zero at 8 am, with a weather forecast predicting a drop in temperature tonight.
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New York
Jan
Xireeta
Weather Bureau
T P A Chiefs Aid Membership Drive Alamo City Post
Clyde B. Grown of Grand Rapids Michigan optional president of the Trackery Tratective association W. C. Chitchinson of Raleigh NC GC Mr Day of Port Worth and Ky iy Wil Jankay are in San Antonio Wednesday to organize local officers for a membership drive A Mexican incident was noted at noon Wednesday Arthur Heck president of Post D presided over the luncheon J Dixon chaired the membership drive and Napier the publicity committee Visiting officers will travel to Houston Wednesday night then Brownsville for a quarterly meeting at the state booth of directory investigations
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Clyde B. Grown
Grand Rapida
Mich
Chitchinson
Raleigh
N. G
Mr. Day
Port Worth
Ky Iy
Jankay
San Antonio
Arthur Heck
Post D
Loncheon
J. {. Dixon
Jew &, Napier
Houston
Brownnvilla
Baby Girl Born With Two Teeth at Nebraska Hospital
In BHATRICE Nebraska a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Hula arrived with two teeth already developed in the infant's mouth. The attending physician was surprised by the unusual dental development. The newborn weighed 5 1 2 pounds and was born to the couple residing in the area.
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Bhatrice
Jane
Henry Hula
Farinete
Nora Atherwine
Madrid Conducts Interparliamentary Meet in Octobar 1930
Madrid Tao reports preliminary preparations for the interparliamentary congress to be held in MIA In Octobar 1930. The last meeting occurred in Fei lin in 1929, with aims to coordinate parliamentary activity and international cooperation among participating bodies.
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Madrid
Tao
Mia
Feilin
Inge
London Cathedral Pronounced Safe After Massive Reinforcement
London authorities announce St Paul’s Cathedral is structurally sound for centuries following 17 years of reinforcement work. Over £400,000 spent on the project. The dome weighs 80,000 tons and engineers solidify the supporting piers to form a monolith.
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London
Bt. Paul's Cathedral
Sudanese Boy Artist Makes Paris Hit in Art Circles
Jan 22 Paris art scene spotlight on Sudanese child prodigy Imla Bidibe a native of Sudan whose painting style captivates critics. The piece notes his rising attention amid a growing reputation in European artistic circles.
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Sudan
Paris
Imla Bidibe
Aelt
Aule
Westchester Clears Billboards Across County Roads
Westchester County conservation association reports removal of 15 000 billboards and other advertising paraphernalia from properties along county highways in a coordinated cleanup.
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Westchester
White Plains
Westcheater County Conservation Association
Westchester County
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