Infanticide Habeas Corpus Hearings In Three Cases
Three defendants in a blanket murder charge over a baby found in a garbage can undergo habeas corpus hearings in district court before Judge W. S Anderesn. Bond set for Louis Goss 25, Buddx Hoard 28, and Miss Grare Frederic A purse. co-defendant Miss Ethel Shurusker 39 remains confined at the hospital. Witnesses include assistant district attorney Delos Finch and a taxi driver who aided officers in locating the infant. The case centers on three defendants and the infant death with testimony focusing on the birth and discovery location and the two men alleged to have carried the bundle.
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Mies
Ethel Shurusker
Af Wert
Robert B. Green Coapitar
AEW
Tistrie Atlarner Delos Finch
Stale‘mente
Etst
Ethel Marques
Lexington-sycoue
Ant Frank Gillilan
Elalo
Finch
District Warner
Etale
Jurce Anderson
Taxl
Ethel Alarques
Shumaker
Tuz'taku
Matamore Street
Tree Orn
Grand Avenue
Goss
Hosrd
Mise Frederick
Hunt
Shares Son's Legacy in Broadway Play Debut
A fragmentary notice highlights a son’s diary inspired play titled The Last written from the diary of her son Robert executed last year in Texas. It notes the work is hailed as a top Broadway prospect with forecast success. Elsewhere a weather spread predicts freezing spell in the plains and rain on the west coast with a Pacific Northwest chill and gusty winds.
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Texas
Woman Seeks Chair of Governor Nomination
Miss Glatya Pyle seeks the Republican nomination for governor of Squrn Pakow at the May primaries. Four men already entered the race. Secretary of state Renouneed disclosed the candidate’s plan in Baton March 14.
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Baton
Glatya Pyle
Eiatey
Squrn Pakow
Employment Probe Begins In Capital Hearings
An employment probe opened in the capital with witnesses invited to testify. Secretary Davie of the Labor Department estimated around 3,000 unemployed people. a census survey will gather accurate data to shape forthcoming relief measures. Paul Dennie, chair of the Unemployed Conference, led proceedings with boycott by some delegates as committee members prepared.
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Davie
Jabar
Paul Dennie
Dennie
International Brotherhy Welfare Organization
Denoie
Uibee
Wagner
New Yorker
New York
Coolidge
California
Wagner Co
Hines
Januney
Hoover Orders Jobs Probed
A Confederate-era political piece reports on President Hoover and Walter Brown facing criticism over patronage. It describes allegations of federal job favoritism in South Carolina, calls for investigations, and mentions a statement from the president about ending patronage practices.
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Hover
Walter F. Brown
United States
Caroline
Wlease
Landlady’s intuition aids murder case in infant death
A New York landlady influenced by a mother's intuition prompted police to link four people to the death of infant Jane Doe found in a garbage can near Austin Street and Lexington Avenue. Detectives traced a taxi with two men and a bundled bundle, leading to arrests and the nurse’s testimony about a crying infant. The scene tied to a baby’s remains and a tense apartment investigation.
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Jane Dor
Jane
Lexington Avenue
Poline
Dane
Dark Carnar
Austin Street
Rand Avanir
Vilence
Tors
Avades
Ofinbal
Silens
Imelow
Karl
Mapeen Ateere
Simmanel
Ches
Sbe
Lexington
Rand Goems
Increase in Cadet Units Is Ordered
An official order directs expansion of cadet units across the region. The directive, issued by local authorities, aims to boost participation in civil defense and youth training programs at multiple high schools and training corps locations.
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Wilfigars’ Training Corps
Alsa
Vrackenridee
Kigbib Corny
T. Claphai
Arrest Aims Capone In Chicago Return
Chicago authorities say Al Capone could be arrested on arrival from prison. Deputy Commissioner Joan Steger warned there will be no celebration. The Capone gang is under pressure as authorities pursue bond holders and related cases.
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Chicago
Capone
Joan Steger
Stege
Mystery Marks Capone Release
Capone, famed racketeer known as Scarface, was at liberty today after serving months of a sentence. A cryptic undercover act by authorities sparked public speculation and chatter across the city from one end to the other.
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Pailavelpha
Nes
Scarface al’ Capone
America
Liberty
Ketaway
Snow Falls Near Borger Across West Texas
Snow fell in Hornec and Archer City while a north wind drove temperatures down from 60 to 3 degrees in Wichita Park area. Rain spread across a wide region including Abilene Wellington Clarendon Childress Quanah Munday Hatchell Sternford Yeona Junetinn Ballinger Fort Worth San Antonio Sweetwater. Forecasters warned of continued rain and cooler temperatures into Thursday night with a potential record low.
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Texas
Hornec
Wichita Paki
Archer City
Graeham
Wichita Falla
Abilene
Wellington
Cilarenton
Childrens
Quaneh
Munday
Hatkell
Sternford
Yeanon
Junetinn
Mother Gets Play Part in Magazine Story
New York report states Amarillo woman will receive about 250 dollars weekly from a magazine story she helped write while awaiting execution. She has accepted a 20 percent royalty and an initial payment of 1000 dollars.
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New York
Tilaxe
Amarillo
Texax
Anlay
Okem Magazine
Moran to Undergo Major Operation in Los Angeles
Former Moran and Mack team member George Moran lies in a Los Angeles hospital awaiting a major operation. The doctors plan to perform emergency surgery to remove a tumor feared to threaten his life, as Moran battles a serious health crisis.
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Los Angeles
Unlil
WNS
George Moran
Moran and Mack
Iny
Soom Angeles Hospital
Surpeong
Vron
Tamara
Wineas
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