Man on Bond Ishindling Released After Bond Set
Charles Lovett, 2102 Wout Crockett, was released on bond after appearing before Justice of the Peace Join Kt. Shonk. The complaint claims Lovett took $100 from Mrs. Louise Lampman to secure parole for her son, Guy Lampman, who is jailed awaiting transfer to the state penitentiary on burglary charges. Lovett allegedly posed as a district attorney investigator.
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W. A. Tovett
Lovett
Lrapman
Ayre Son
Waller Trunn
Taoveld
Fifteen Shacks Burned in Oil Town Fire
Fifteen frame shacks were destroyed by fire at undetermined hour in the oil boom town of Joinerville near Henderson today. Loss was placed at around $500. The Henderson fire department aided in extinguishing the blaze.
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Abndenson
Joinerville
Hese
Menderson
Negri Plans Paris Trip for Divorce Decree
Negri, the motion picture actress, will depart for Paris on March 9 to obtain an absolute decree of divorce from Prince Ser Mirani. Reports indicate the Paris court action is intended to finalize the separation.
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Ene
Vola Negri
Paris
Papa Howls to Scare Daughter’s Suitor in Chicago Tale
In Chicago on March 4 a man named Tenry Magis tried a strange plan to deter his daughter's boyfriend by scaring him away with loud sounds. Neighbors intervened, the court noted it was Magis’ job to set such hours, and advised Mrs Magis to remove alcohol from the house.
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Papa
Chicago
Tenry Magis
Phan
Joseph
Katherine
Catherine
Rocket plane dives endanger manned test near Saugue
March 4 report describes Mareh 4 rocket plane crash six miles north of Saugue during a manned test. Inventor Burbank/Vohler announced plans for a larger craft to prove commercial feasibility while a 15-foot all metal glider nose-dived after a faulty cord release. Wreckage burned but fuel and ignition showed claimed power features.
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Lempth
Saugue
Poureil Fenth
Erntl
Mmucce Vohler
Burbank
Santninti
Bridge Battle On in Connecticut
MIDDLETOWN CONNECTICUT residents oppose a five million dollar bridge project replacing the old milelong draw bridge linking Middletown and Portland. They hoped for thirty one and a half million for a broader “Hartford plan” opposed by Fairfield County residents who fear state highway funds are misallocated.
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Mindletown
Cou
Wacc
Connecticut
Fairfield
Hartford
Free Broadcasts for German Jobless Expanded
Germany allows jobless to listen to free broadcasts after a Social Democrats backed authorization. The state supervising authority approved the change, enabling unemployed individuals to access aid without paying for the broadcasts, signaling a shift in welfare outreach.
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Herg
Gremanaie
Social Democrats
Jtgidh Pasta
Germany
Wlugment Doles
Gratis
Clyde Fire Captain I W Clyde Dies in San Antonio
The San Antonio Fire Department mourns Junior Captain I. W. Clyde who died at Santa Rosa hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 9 a m Wednesday with Rev Jesse Yelvinghnn officiating. He joined the department in 1920 and was appointed captain a year ago.
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San Antonio
Bire
J. G. Seen
Clyde
Firerock
O21
Camilen Atroot
Bequest to fund feminist movement rejected by Columbia
New York March 4 With Columbia University rejecting a 2540 bequest to support public opinion against the modern feminist movement the question remains for Yale University to decide on accepting the funds. The late Albert F Dillshiry of Heaton Massachusetts left the money to develop public sentiment against feminism guiding lectureships or other means deemed effective. He warned the feminist movement has begun to impair the family as the basis of civilization.
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New York
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
Yale University
Albert F. Dillshiry
Lawser
Heaton
Mass
Gandhi and Britain sign pact amid civil disobedience endgame
Mahatma Gandhi and Viceroy Lord Irwin sealed a pact in New Delhi at noon today ending the civil disobedience campaign. The agreement grants limited prisoner amnesty and allows some self rule through qualified dominion clubs while restoring property seized for tax nonpayment. Gandhi, drenched by rain, briefed the Nationalist working committee on the accord.
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Prean
New Delhi
Irdin
Mahatma Gandhi
Tndiay
Tord Ich
Siceregal
Old Telhi
Beltsin
Gandhi
Warrants Served in Liquor Raids in San Angelo
In San Angelo reports say federal prohibition raids over the weekend resulted in warrants served on about a dozen houses. Little liquor was confiscated, no cars were seized, and 18 arrests included seven in which bail ranged from 500 to 1000 dollars. Six warrants remained to be served before United States Commissioner Jesse Couch.
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San Angelo
Trias
Maren
W. le
Fort Worth Cty
Ball Duygu
Prill
Jesse Couch
United States
Man Held on Impersonation Charge in Boerne Home Entry
WO Davis awaited trial on a $2000 bond after arrest on a complaint accusing him of impersonating a federal prohibition officer. The incident, alleged to involve breaking down a door to enter Herbert Kohls’s home near Boerne, led to setting a court appearance for Friday at 11 A.M.
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Davis
United States
Herbert Kohls
Boerne
Prohibition
Del Rio records fourth smallpox quarantine case
Del Rio in the Texan town reports a fourth smallpox case under quarantine by city health chief Dr. A F Orr. School board actions to vaccinate pupils are noted though three earlier cases have been released. Meantime chickenpox is said to be spreading, according to Dr Orr.
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del Rio
A. F. Orr
City Health of
Tiger
Ozr
Contest of Bailey Election Is Filed
Notice of a contest against Josiah M. Bailey’s senate election was filed in the senate today. The contest, filed on behalf of George M. Prichard, Republican opponent in the North Carolina race, follows the November election in which Bailey defeated Prichard.
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Washington, D.C
Josiah M. Bailey
North Carolina
Senate
Bailey
Wits
George M. Prichard
Hie
Five Million Rail Saving Sought Across Texas
Hearings conclude in state railroad commission session as shippers from West and South Texas urge removal of differential rates on carload shipments of raw materials. Witnesses from San Antonio and other regions testify against the present toll, seeking equalization to aid sparsely populated areas. Hearing marks the final of five nationwide sessions, with arguments heard in St. Louis Tulsa Dallas and Galveston.
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Tocal
State Railroad
Gander Hotel
Iwivg. Tt
G. Vaylor
Korted
Paniminers
Jan al Hinlih
de Hirinall
Heri
State Commission
Pankelt ix
San Antonio Shiners
Amt F. A
Vnv
St. Louis
Tulsa
Dalles
Galvestoy
Southwestern
Cho I. G
Mlippora
Shreiners to Open Municipal Stadium
GLEVELANS March 4 This city's new million-dollar municipal stadium will open July 12 with a Sunday vesper service. The annual mammoth convention of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will convene inside the walls. Over 10 000 uniformed members and nearly 30 000 Shriners and families from the U S and Canada are expected for a three day meeting with an illuminated indoor parade replacing the usual outdoor spectacle.
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Glevelans
Order of Noblea
United States
Canada
Bandit Foiled by French Bread at Bakery Run
In San Francisco on March 4 a would-be holdup man grabbed at Mrs. Cherry Lees at a bakery till, but the swift proprietor clutched a loaf of bread and knocked the weapon aside. The bandit fled in a car with nothing to show but crumbs from the crust after the failed attempt.
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Francisco
Yousifil
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