Prosecution Details Conflicting Stories In Ferris Case
The prosecutor described inconsistent accounts from Ferris and the three girls connected to a Park killing robbery motive. Ferris claimed the girls asked him to stop for a ride and that a gunshot occurred while they fled, as Dickinson’s family noted unfamiliarity with firearms. Authorities planned renewed questioning to resolve the discrepancies and review Ferris’s prior statements.
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Dickinson
Treacord
Chicago
Ferns
Steve
Eibe
McCrea
Warrant and habeas hearing delay tied to Detroit inquiry
A former murder warrant against Ferris was said to be issued within 24 hours. An attempt to obtain release on a habeas corpus writ failed as the hearing was adjourned for 48 hours. Police had earlier said Dickinson in Detroit would investigate a claim against the William H. Yawkey estate, which he represented, after a large sum of money was reportedly carried from his hotel last Wednesday night.
Mexican Air Chief Tours Kelly Field on Tour
Mexican air service chief Gol Reteria Fierra visited Kelly Field after a night at Brooks Field en route to Dallas. He flew from Mexico City to San Antonio with three aides and Maj. Robert Hach. From Dallas the party heads to Wichita and Minot, with Minot celebrating a milestone in the Northwest air setting.
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Reteria Fierra
Mexican Air Service
Wee
Dallas
Hrooks Field
Mexico City
San Afitania
Robert Hach
Brooksfield
Wichita
Kan
Minot
Fierrs
W. C. Seker
Roosevelt Names Envoy to Liberia and Other Nominations
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Lester A. Walton of New York to be minister to Liberia. The African country was recently accorded diplomatic recognition. He also nominated Harold M. Stephens of Utah to be assistant to the attorney general.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Senate
Lester A. Walton
New York
Liberia
Harold MM
Stephens
Utah
Author predicts world communism in economic forecast
In Washington July 11, a German novel author predicts the world will become communist. He claims communism is coming whether people like it or not and expresses personal satisfaction with a system transition. The remarks accompany his book The Magic Mountaineer.
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Washington
Theman Germen
Diamonds and Cash Taken From Home Ciynomie
A break in at a residence yielded theft of diamonds and cash valued at unknown amounts. Police urge residents with information to come forward.
Prowler Steals Pants and $19 From Home Front Porch
An attempted home invasion left J. B. McCuré awakened by a noise to find his trousers missing from the bedside and $19 stolen, then discarded in a heap on the porch as the prowler fled. Local authorities investigate the odd burglary report.
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Prowler
J.B. McCuré
Bolt Hits Bed as Woman Escapes Lightning Strike
A Washington D C woman, Mrs Louis A Simmons, woke as a bolt struck her bed. She leaped up, dodged the bolt, and escaped serious injury though the dresser was toppled and the room left in disarray. The incident occurred during an electrical storm, leaving the house shaken but intact.
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Washington, D. UC
Louis A. Simmons
Two ex Oklahoma officers sentenced for robbery
Tulsa report states former constable Burgess and former police officer Toi Collins were sentenced to five years by District Judge Clending after a jury convicted them last week on a robbery charge.
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Tulsa
Burgess
Toi Collins
Clendinning
Coiffure Featured in Summer Fan Fashion
An article notes a rare nival coiffure as a standout in summer fashions. The look includes 4 trim Nitle bandean in rk-rae pattern and varied color combinations such as highlights with fiery undertones. Bona News pholn.
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Inferna- Bona News
Beautician Examinations Under New Texas Law
July exams for beauticians under the new Texas state board will be held at the Driskill Hotel in Austin on the 19th with Dallas on the 23rd and San Antonio on August 6. Applications available from the Littlefield building. Inspectors to survey beauty schools in Texas within 20 days. Board warns against fake application blanks and improper insurance demands.
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Driskill Hotel
Mary Dodson
Dallas
Sio
Littlefield
Ihe
Texas
Wasps Routed but House Set Ablaze in ELA
Thayer of 22 Sherman Street Sunday afternoon sought to remove a wasp nest from an eave but accidentally started a fire at a corner of the house. Firemen extinguished the blaze after five alarms. Property damage estimated at ten dollars with no injuries reported.
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Sherman Street
Utility bill clash roars as Roosevelt faces revolt
The American Federation of Lavoe backs Franklin D Roosevelt against critics of the bill. Cooper claims Green recently criticized parts of it while Starnes accuses power firms of pressuring media and textbooks. Debate draws 350 members as House fights over death sentence provisions and regulatory power watch.
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United States
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West
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Onesvale
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Piblican
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Randolph Field Celebrates Birth Day Holiday
Randolph Field marks its Organization Day with an all day program of athletics and entertainment. The event, postponed from last week due to rain, honors the field’s organizations and their anticipated Ter mit completion of required flying.
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Randolph Field
L A Man Believed Black Widow Victim
Luis Men ova, a 32 year old resident of 125 Lyons Street, was bitten on the back an incident at Robert Green Hospital. Mendoza told authorities the wound came from a black spider possibly a black widow. Mendoza appeared to be recovering from the bite.
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Luis Menova
Lyons Street
Robert 3. Green Hospital
Mendoza
Army recruitment drives expand across Texas camps
7ARD seeks 70 recruits as the Twenty third Infantry launches enlistment drives from Fort Sam Houston. An auxiliary recruiting station opened at the Bexar county courthouse with five officers in charge. Traveling parties to Austin and Cotulla plus visits to Uvalde Victoria and other cities aim to enlist many new soldiers over a four month period across the Eighth Corps area.
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