Assumes guilt to free her two brothers in slaying case
Miss Marguerite Bumbaugh of Marsaw Ind pleads guilty to manslaughter in the Waller E L Cook factory shooting near Niles on March 30. She says the shot killed the manufacturer after he struck her with a hackett. Her two brothers, George and Gimul, are freed from further charges after the agreement reached with Circuit Judge Charles E White and state and defense attorneys.
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ST. Joseph
Slic
Marguerite Bumbsugh
Marsaw
Ind
George
Gimud
Waller EL. Cook
Wiles
Miss Bumbaugh
Cack's
Secretors
Niles Tos
No Place to Go and How A Prisoner Tells All
A 42 year old black man in a city jail protested his lack of a place to go and clothes to wear after being stripped to his underwear. He faced charges for stealing several overalls and wash accessories from a East Commerce Street warehouse, with the garments on his person to be used as Exhibit A. A separate dispatch from El Paso reports Sandino’s brother, So crates Bandino, arriving from New York to lecture and organize support for the Nicaraguan rebel leader.
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Sandino
EBL
Paso
Fort Worth man robs driver at gunpoint in Weatherford
Fort Worth on June 8 04 police reported an unidentified man at the point of a revolver forced G R Bennett of Fort Worth to drive him to Weatherford where he robbed Bennett of 30 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Weatherford
G. R. Bennett
Pennett
Auto Stolen May 98 Recovered in Salt Lake City
An automobile belonging to L. R. B. Tong of 522 Market Street was stolen May 98 and recovered in Salt Lake City. Utah officers hold a man in custody where the car was found, according to Detective Charles Gartholomew.
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L. RB. Tong
Market Sheed
Salt Lake Its
Charles Gartholomae
Utah
Boy Scout Survives 15,400 Mile Trek to New York
Augu ste Flores an 18 year old Teruyidu Boy Scout left Buenos Aires July 11 1926 with four companions to hike to New York. After years of hardship and jungle travel he reached Laredo Texas and San Antonio on June 7. He endured the loss of two companions to death and a third to illness or drowning as he pressed on toward Christmas Day 1928.
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Boy Scout
Sam Antonie
Auguste Flores
Teruyidu
South America
New York
Tnp
Buenos Aires
Plores
United States
Bos Scouls
Peru
GML
Flores
Laredo
San Anetonia
San Antonio
Explosion at Russian Eagle cafe leads to owner arrest
In Houstwood on June 8 a blast at the Russian Eagle cafe caused $75,000 in property damage and injuries. Michael Tocaze, owner of a nearby gift shop, was arrested in San Francisco on charges of setting multiple small fires to trigger an insurance payout. Gas meters released large volumes of gas, amplifying the explosion.
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Houstwood
Russian Eagle Cafe
Cotony
Togay
Moston
San Francisco
Michael
Tocaze
Mexican Rebels Take Locomotive After Freight Train Attack
Dispatch from Mexico City reports rebels attacked a freight train near Coqui Mallon on the Colima Ranzanilla line, seizing the engine and stealing perishable cargo. The engineer and fireman were kidnapped and their fate is unknown as federal troops pursue.
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EL Paso
Coquimallon
Colima-Ranzanilla
Mexico City
Continental
Porsuit
Flagpole Sitter Vanishes as Promoters Cry
Chicago June 8 4 Ben For the human fly vanished yesterday from his perch on the Masonic Teomale ilappale promoters lament pay disputes and unfulfilled theater dreams. Fox allegedly ascended the pole to ponder problems while creditors gathered. Promoters complained of $10 daily rent and $850 weekly food costs as the spectacle collapsed.
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Chicago
Ben
Teomale Ilappale
Fox Mus
Fox
Ing Fox
Carnole
Pockere
Mexico to send prisoners to U S to face trial
Mexico City dispatches report General Alvarado ex chief of staff of President Calles and confederates will be sent from Mexico City to Nuevo Laredo for trial on an alleged wholesale smuggling plot.
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Paso
Alvarce
Callés
Mexico City
Nuevo Lares
Plans for Merchants Style Shows in San Antonio Trade Season
The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce trade extension department and the directors of the Whited Merchants of Texas outlined three lunchroom style shows during the San Antonio trade season from August 6 to 10. Two shows will feature visiting merchants with two speakers each. Directors present included I. M. Whitmire, Ganado. A. Brown, Nixon. E. Echoin, Inesville. Oscar Hear, New Braunfels. S. A. Hubbard, Italy. Morris Rednick, Alice. G. Saniiere, Pearsall. and Walter Tips, Runge. A convention of United Merchants of Texas will be held in San Antonio during the season. Mr. Janes stated.
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San Antonio
Emilee of Commerce Trade Extension Mhgiariment
Whited Merchants of Texas
Howell Jones
Seeretars
Vieiling
United Merchants
Lan Antasio
Whitmire
Ganado
Brown
Nixon
Echoin
Inesville
Oscar Hear
New Braunfel
Sehalenburg
S. A. Hubbard
Italy
Morris Rednick
Aliee G. Saniiere
Pearsall
Walter Tips
Runge
United Merchants of Texas
Janes Enid
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Carl Bryan
Augusto Flores
City
Palm Beach
Frank Br
Mexico
U .S
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