Mystery Telegram Linked to McPherson Probe
Police report a Telegram from Oakland surfaced in the McPherson disappearance inquiry. It bears the mark of alleged sender Kenneth G. Ormiston and ties to Ormiston movements from Seattle to Los Angeles via Angelus Temple and Eden Park.
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Kennedy
Rangelns Temple
Eden Park
Los Angeles
Liguor
Bland
Frazier
Iilieis
AlcPherson
Oakland Telegram
Ormiston
Seattle
James Wallace
Irs
Archerson
Witness Denies Firing Fatal Shot in Maurer Case
Robert B. Scott, brother of Russell T. Scott, on death row, testified he did not fire the shot that killed Joseph Maurer. Judge Genmill pressed for direct answers amid lengthy conferences as Scott declined to disclose life history and certain details.
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Chicago
Robert B. Scott
Russell T. Scott
Joseph Maurer
Robert
Consel
Wiliam N. Gen
Geminill
Josena Maurer
Scott
Judge Gemmill
Citr Hail Pharmecr
Decision Delayed in Pay For Prisoners Case
A court postpones ruling on whether a city prison may spend more than $1 daily while enforcing a fine. Judge W W McCrory is absent, delaying the decision in the case of a Black defendant who was fined $10 and seeks higher sums while serving the term.
Air Reservists Ordered to Duty at Fort Sam Houston
Thirty three air reservists have been ordered to active duty with the Twelfth Observation Squadron at Fort Sam Houston. August 15 marks the start of their first active duty. The pursuit fliers form the third class of air corps reserves with Houston based officers Eloise Pras and Lieutenant Fred D Wood of Duncanfield among those named.
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Fort Sam Houston
Carnival ride collapses injuring six in Kansas City
Six persons were injured when a carnival ride called The 2. a mechanical contrivance collapsed in Kansas City on July 14. Emergency crews responded and transported victims. Investigators began examining the accident to determine cause and safety compliance.
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Kansas City
J Ted
Absentee Ballots Begin in Besar County Court
Six ballots were cast before noon on the first day of absentee voting at Besar county court. Probate clerk Garvin Lezan oversees with assistants Ror Barneburg and Buck Gittinger. Voting hours run daily 8 p.m. to 12 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. through next Tuesday. about 450 votes expected.
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Besar
Garvin Lezan
Ror Barneburg
Buck Gittinger
Gittinger
Barneburt
Fi al Farewell Banquet for Dr. Moore at Travis Park
A farewell banquet and mass meeting honor Dr. Arthur J. Moore, longtime Travis Park Methodist pastor, in San Antonio. The Kiwanis club and YM YC arrangements committee announced a Sunday 4 p.m. program at the church with civic and religious leaders attending. Dr. Moore departs Monday for Colorado to rejoin his family.
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Kiwanis
Travis Park Methodist Church
Arthur J. Moore
San Antonio
R. & Tate
Ym.oc. AL
Kawenig Elatv
Dr. Moore
Detained Youth Eludes Officers In Runaway Flight
The article describes Alfred, held by sheriff, and his mother deciding to place him in a county home then send him to Mexico for inheritance matters. She plans to enroll him in a boys school to develop his talent as a cartoonist as authorities pursue him after he ran away from the country school Monday.
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Alfred
Il Castillo
Morris
Mexico
Counry
San Antonio
Ant
Filipino Parties Push for Immediate Independence Reform
The Natal Supreme Council representing Philippine parties calls on the Philippine legislature convening July 16 to adopt a resolution reiterating the people's demand for immediate and absolute independence.
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Free Islands
Manila
Natonal Supreme Council
Philipnines
Pei Fas
Officer Arrests Himself After Collision
San Antonio motor police officer injured in a Monday night crash at South New Braunfels avenue and Porter street. He arrested himself and the tram motorman on a charge of negligent collision after being knocked from his machine. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital then sent home after turning over to his captain.
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San Antonio
Offier
L. ©. Dastilien
Dielmin
City plots sold to Cannell Group for 31000 dollars
A City announces a lot purchase by Cannell for 31000 dollars to advance a development project. The parcel lies along Market Street near the James property and includes segments of Bow Island and land behind Maverick Clark Company, with vacating and relocation steps noted.
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Tobin
Merket
le Tstreet
James
Rene Pryerty
Dwyé
Doluvo Street
Bow 5
Maverick Clark Iti Company
Campers Fatal Wound In Medina Lake Shooting
H O Dewny of San Antonio battles for life at Santa Rosa hospital after a bullet wound to the chest from an accidental discharge while a vacationing couple camped near Medina Lake. He initially rallied but then weakened again, with doctors delaying surgery. A mobile transport rush brought him 30 miles to San Antonio.
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H. O. Dewny
San Antonio
Santa Rosa
Downy
Medina Lake
Teen O
Fis
Man Claims Black Man Struck Him With Rock
A Black man was arrested by Deputy Sheriff John Subir after an alleged rock attack on a White man. The incident followed a dispute over a 20 cent debt wine with the White man stating he did not owe.
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John Subir
Wednesdas
Strick
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J. A.A
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Lesli Bland
Clifford Frazier
Oakland Telegraph Office
Key
Fourteenth
Franklin
Los Angels
Angelus Temple
San Francisco
Oakland
Santle
Onniston
Salinas
Dixie
Old South Gale Tos St
Sress and
Greots
Listesi
Pittsburg
Eke
Carl Laeramle
Rosabelle
Mr. Laemmle
London
International
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OIA
V. Pickut
Jenny Rourme
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