Mystery of Lisie Sigel Murder Baffles Police
A tangled case from June reports a China man in custody in New York with another detained in Revelstoke British Columbia and a third suspected. Reginald Sigel, brother, traveled to Schenectady to identify the arrestee as Leon Ling or another Chinese man. Officials say an associate Chung Sin was arrested in Revelstoke and brought to New York for questioning.
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Associated Press
New York
Stheaselady
Revelstoke
British Columbia
Lisie Sigel
Schenectady
Leon Ling
Hish Sigel
Reginald Sigel
Chivaman
Liere
Leon
Uhu-Hop
B. C
Chung Sin
Miss Bigel
West Calway
N.Y
Hint
Pre
Sehenectady
Jane
Msie Sigel
Yesterby
Elsie Sigel
Sigel
Bomb Thrown Into Home Of Railroad Man
An explosion wrecked the home of W. H. Whalen, former superintendent of the Chicago and Northwestern Iowa division, in Tucson Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Whalen escaped unharmed. The blast shattered windows but caused no injuries. The incident was reported by Associated Press from Boone.
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Associated Press
Boone
Dan
Marie Whalen
W. H. Whalen
Tucson
Ariz
Arrest Follows Finding of Body in Montgomery Tex
Montgomery Texas June 23 a man was arrested after the body of Mrs F M Franklin was found at her home near Montgomery. She had terrible bruises and wounds. The husband is jailed at Conroe as Sheriff Anderson investigates the murder case.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Tex
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy weather described for San Antonio and nearby areas. Maximum temperature for the 24 hours ending at the listed time was not stated. minimum temperature recorded as 76. Weather notes reference temperatures and conditions for Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Vielnit
More servants will testify in Gould case
New York June 23. The Gould divorce trial continues with rebuttal witnesses from Gould estates at Port Washington Lynchburg and aboard the yacht Niagara. Plaintiffs attorney says about thirty more witnesses will testify to counter claims of intoxication and profanity.
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New York
Katherine Gould
Howard Gould
Gould
Port Washington
Lynchburg
Sheard
Brennan
Carlson
Arthur Barney
Stratford
Philadelphia
Rockwall Withdraws Invitations To Senators
Sulphur Springs special dispatch reports Rockwall withdrew invitations to two U S senators for a July 3 appearance. The committee declined to extend the invitations citing fear of a personal clash between the men.
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Sulphur Springs
Tex
Sentor
Rockwall
Texas bankers embark on Pacific coast tour by special train
San Antonio bankers will join the Texas Bankers association trip to the Pacific coast in July. A special Pullman train leaves Fort Worth July 3 at 1 o clock with dining and express cars. The group stops three days in Los Angeles, two in San Francisco, and several days in Seattle and British Columbia, returning via Denver after about a month. Families only, no reservations, with extensive side trips and careful arrangements.
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San Antonio
Texas Bankers’ Association
Pacific Coast
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
British Columbia
Denver
Shia
Knight Plea For Brother In Ike Knight Murder Trial
Special Dispatch Fort Worth Texas June 22 Attorney W A Knight of Centerville Tenn made an eloquent plea for the life of his brother in the trial of Ike Knight charged with Ike Knight murder of Hd Lar moun the defendant s son in law. Arguments opened this morning with Stomey Knight for the state then Knight for the defense. The arguments were to be concluded this afternoon and the case to be given to the jury tonight.
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Fort Worth
Tex
W. A. Knight
Centerville
Tenn
Ike Knight
Ike
Hd Larmoun
Legan
Stomey Knight
Attomey Knight
John D. McCall Dies in Austin Former Comptroller and Mayor
John D. McCall, longtime Texas official, dies in Austin after eight years as state comptroller and three as mayor. He later led the Austin Mire Insurance Co. Funeral set for 6 PM. Capitol flag at half mast in his memory.
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Special Dispatch
Austin
Tex
John
McCall
Capitol
McGall
Austin Mire Insurance Company
Robbers Loot National Bank Safe in Locke Village Heist
In Ithaca New York on June 43, thieves blew the safe of the National Bank at Locke, a village north of Ithaca, and escaped with 7600 and 2700 in mostly $5 bills. They overlooked between I cannot confirm remaining amounts from the fragment.
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Associated Press
Ithaca
N.Y
Twickers
New National Bank
Locke
Cotton Growers In Session At National Association Meeting
Montane Ark June 23 delegates from many cotton growing states attend the third annual meeting of the National Cotton Association. Arkansas and Oklahoma bodies have strong representation with the convention to continue several days. John Walkey of Georgia chairs the session as discussions cover marketing tactics and exploitation of advantages.
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Associated Press
Montane
Ark
National Cotton Association
Arkanans
Gokiahows
Tohn Walkey
Georgia
Deep Channel S 0 At Arangas Deep Channel S 0
The Atayead Pass Channel and Dock company, capital stock $100,000, formed in San Antonio interests, filed its charter in Austin. Incorporators KE. Oy Burton A. 4. Danforth and W. B. Nelson, all of San Antonio, aim to deepen Aransas Pass Harbor Island channel and operate coast docks. Work to begin soon.
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Austin
Atayead Pass Channel and Dock Company
KE. Oy Burton
A. 4. Danforth
W. B. Nelson
San Antonio
Eco
Harbor Island
Aransas Pass
Aransas Paws
Dropped From Chicago Baptist Ministers Conference
Chicago ministers erupted in hisses yells and confusion as Burman hrister of the university of Chicago whose denial of the divinity of Jesus Christ stirred Chicago Baptists was dropped from the ministers conference yesterday. The meeting was stormy and likened to a political ward row.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Ourge Burman Hrister
University of Chicago
Jesus Christ
Chicago Baptista
Baptist Ministers' Conference
Court Martial Ordered for Lieut Nettles Trial
Associated Press reports President has ordered a court martial to meet in Denver for the trial of Lieut Clarence Nettles, U. S. Army retired, of Denver, on charges of financial irregularities. A separate item notes Alma Underwood, seven, attacked by an angry bull near Alma but unharmed after father intervened.
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Associated. Press
Washington
Han
Denver
Clarence
Nettles
U.S. A
Bivona
Ces
Tima
Alma
Tom
Aield
Tyler Lynching Investigation Opens in Smith County Court
Special dispatch reports a jury panel selected by Judge Simpson to thoroughly investigate the May lynching of Dim Hodge, a Black man. Six defendants are jailed on charges of lynching, with several witnesses expected as the case moves through the Smith County brick court.
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Tylor ‘Fox
Ciaige Simpeang
Tha Sis
Dim Hodge
Dyler
Smith County
Simpson
Auinmound
Rock Quarry Row Lively in Police Court
A riotous crowd at Rock Quarry Row led to a police court hearing for Severo Hernandiz on charges of disturbing the peace after displaying a home knife. Judge Buckley fined him $10 as witnesses on both sides described stones, a stampede, and threats with a revolver. the judge found the crowd largely guilty but imposed fines only where formal complaints existed.
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Severo Hernandiz
Buckley
Hernandes
Hernandex
Jim
Buckles
Shafer Recovers After Hospital Stay
Shafer has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital after several days of treatment. The report notes the patient was treated for injuries sustained in an incident involving Xr. A.B Ruka is not specified as involved in the recovery.
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Shafer
Ruka
Luinder
Senate tariff bill amendments debated by Aldrich and McCumber
Washington dispatch reports Senate Finance Committee amendments to the tariff bill set duties on saltpetre cement iron steel and other items. Senator McCumber opened on the hide schedule arguing protection and development of the domestic hide industry to meet future demand, appealing as a farmer against manufacturers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Keene
Bandits Hold Up U S Express Office for $5000
Two men robbed the United States Express office in Green Bay Wisconsin at 2:00 this morning. They entered at gunpoint demanded cash and secured about $5000 before fleeing. Police are investigating the raid and searching for suspects.
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Green Bay
Wis
Hadita
United States Express Company
Murder Case Ready for Jury in Dallas
The Walter West case with co defendants Rubber Robertson and Genia Jones concluded testimony in the murder of Frank Wolford last November. The jury will retire for deliberation tonight in Dallas Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
Walter West
Inegro
Rubber Robertson
Genia Jones
Frank Wolford
Governor Abandons Fishing Trip For Capitol Summer
Austin report states Governor Tune Campbell announced he cancelled a planned fishing trip to Crystal Lake and will remain at the Capitol all summer with only occasional short absences. Governor Campbell will be at the capitol throughout the season.
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Austin
Tune Campbell
Crystal Lake
Capitol
Cholera Epidemic Reported in St Petersburg
Bt. Petersburgh June 28. Sixty-one new cholera cases were recorded for the twenty four hours ending today, signaling a continued epidemic in the city.
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Associated Press
Peteraburg
Fort Worth Rail Line Promoters Receive Bonus Offers
Citizens of Tabback wired promoters of the Fort Worth and Albuquerque railroad offering a hundred thousand dollars to secure the line. Haskell offered sixty thousand and Springtown twenty thousand. Directors meet this afternoon.
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Fort Worth
Tes
Tia
Fort Worth & Albuquerqua
Haskell
Springtown
Coffman Sanity Test Pushed in Murder Case
McKinney Texas district court investigates the insanity defense of Lewis Coffman charged with murder. Hearing continues this morning with testimony about Coffman’s mental state as the trial remains rescheduled for July 5.
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McKinney
Tex
Jung
Jrry
Herg
Lewis Coffman
Hiv
Murdee
July Fourth Great Day in San Antonio Promises Grand Parade
Patriotic exercises at San Pedro Park along with a grand parade through the city, athletic events and a ball at night mark the Fourth of July program. The celebration is led by the Blue and Gray and the Spanish War Veterans with Albert Sidney Johnston Camp and United Confederate Veterans coordinating. The Grand Army of the Republic lists a general committee including John H. Bolton and L. L. Whitaker. Luther R. Hare Commend represents the Spanish War Veterans.
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San Petro Park
San Antonin
Albert Sidney Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
RF. Alexander
W. W. Sloan
A. L. Bak BE
BR. Rowley
Godfrey Peterson
K. C. Ordpost
Grand Army of the Republic
John H. Bolton
L. L. Whitaker
JA. ¥. Lockwood
Henry Aroald
Sidney Tattle
Luther R. Hare
Wilson to resign cabinet post in December report
Chicago W W Fano 98 A Washington uphords to the Record Herald says James Wilson of Town secretary for agriculture will retire from office in December per information received here. Char E Scott representative from Kansas Second district is reported chosen to succeed him. Scott is chairman of the House agriculture committee, 47, a newspaper owner, in his fifth term in Congress.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fano
Record-Herald Sage
James Wilson
Town
Agriewlance
Char
E. Scott
Congress
Kansas
Scott
Howde
Con Wrrosa
Lawyers Meet in Austin at Texas Bar Association Meeting
A large San Antonio contingent is expected for the twenty-egth annual meeting of the Yesas Bar Association in Austin on July 6 and 7. Special rates apply, with a notable program and many members likely in attendance. Ex-attorney general William Fitts of Alabama will deliver the annual address. Papers will be read by R W Finler of Dallas, TR Batts of Austin, RB Tevy of Texarkan, ANen TD San Sanford of Waco, C K Bell of Fort Worth, and PL Jones of Marshall.
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San Antonio
Yesas Bar Association
Austin
Fitts
Alabama
Association
R W. Finler
Dallas
Ja. Batts
B. Tevy
Texarkan
TD. Sanford
Waco
C.K. Bell
Fort Worth
PL Jones
Marshall
Boosters Lunch Invitation Sparks Citywide Hospitality
An old flyer invites citizens to a Boosters lunch on Thursday night featuring prominent local figures. It promises friendly greetings, jokes, and a warm reception with a lively atmosphere as the city’s social and promotional circles gather.
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Boosters
Fiftr Conte
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