Betrothal denied in Major Shepard case
Grace Brandon testified in Denver that a betrothal to Major Charles A. Shepard, an aviation medicine officer, was denied. Shepard, held in Denver for his wife’s death, reportedly pursued gifts and flowers while the relationship remained only a friendship. DOJ agents expect action after the interview, with subpoenaed witnesses and further reports awaiting review.
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Charles A. Shepard
Denver
Jun
Grace Brandon
Bronka Feld
Misa Brandon
Shureday
Department of Justice
Era
Gus T. Jones
Department
Army
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Glesh
Aviation Nctions of
Jones
No An Witters
United States
Marabel
Shepard Seeks 25 000 Bond in Denver Jail Charge
United States Army officer Chanion A Shepard seeks immediate release on a 25000 bond from Denver county jail after being held since Monday on charges of allegedly poisoning his wife Lert June at Fort Riley. Federal Judge J Foster Symes set the bond at 425000 and the case remains contested as Shepard denies guilt and appeals for security through his brother in Toronto.
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Denver
Cole
Misa Grate Terandun
Brooke Field
Chanion A. Shepard
United States Army
Lore
Lert
Fort Riley
Man
Toronto
Canada
Bic
Furniab Security
Purety
Flo
Debating teams clash over disarmament in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills and London venues host oral argue on the topic disarmament with California and Oklahoma teams reporting similar results. One side notes opponents win by defending disarmament as ideal yet vulnerable to holes in the argument.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Oklahoma
California
London
Kansas Grand Jury Indicts Man as Trial Nears
The federal grand jury indicts Major Shepard amid pretrial motions and a complex web of alleged relationships. His engagement to Grace Bratton and possible ties to his late wife’s death surface as he pleads not guilty to murder. Prosecution notes use of telegrams and parole hearings as they seek to secure his appearance.
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Kansas
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas Grand Jury
Hirepni
Misa Grace Bratton
Brooksfield
Texas
Berndon
Hoepiay
Mian Branion
Majoe Shepard
Shenned Enids
Curtin McConkey
Los Angeles
Shepard
Polis Levy Tell
Paije Eating Wilcat Shot at 75 Yards Wins City Hunt Title
Teo Kells, a 13 year old South San Antonio student, reportedly killed a 410 shotgun at 75 yards to claim amateur big game honors. He shot a wildcat on the W H Kennon Hereford ranch eight miles from Evie City road as dusk fell while pursuing rabbits. The boy, a track team champion, faced pressure from family over chickens missing in recent weeks.
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Leo Echols
San Antonio
W. H. Kennon
Frio City
Teo Kells
South
San Antohio
Suewday
Lio
W. HF
Kennon
Evie City
Hig Howe
Froon
Lea
Bo Teo
Three Fall To Obtain Baby Death Bond
Varee defendants Milas Ethel Shumaker and Grace Frederick, held on bonds of 15000, 10000, and 5000, face murder charges in the death of a newborn girl. Testimony at a habeas corpus hearing described the birth and disposal of the body. Witnesses placed Bundia Hoard and Louie Goss at the scene. the bundle with the infant was found in a trash can. Doctor Hunt testified the baby was fully developed and had stopped breathing. the cause of death could not be determined.
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Unusnally High
Boddy Hoard
Buena Vista Street
Louie Goss
Hunt
Texas
Sorse
Grace Frederick
Nolan Street
Wee Heit
Alrgetl
Ming Ethel Shumaker
Ohio
Promal
Huston Plans to Keep Post Amid Senate Lobby Probes
Huston defends tenure as chairman of the Republican National Committee amid reports he plans to resign in light of a Senate lobby committee inquiry. The committee is examining influence on Muscle Shoals legislation, with Huston questioned about his connections and past roles.
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Chuodius H. Huston
Tir
Dielemian
Republican National Committee
Senate
Washington, D.C
New York
Clauding H. Huston
Senate Lobby Committee
Fred H. Unggersm
Tnion
W.L. Moore
Huston
Moreh
Senate Iobby
Renate
Te Tennessee River Improvement Association
March of unemployed planned march in downtown area
Approximately 000 unemployed people will march from Market plaza through downtown on April 7, following arrangements made at a Wednesday night committee meeting. A two member committee interviewed the police chief to secure a parade permit, with possible postponement if denied. Local officials criticized a farm bureau official for comments on unemployment.
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Vie
Ate
Kent Vouiutl
Connil
Union Hedl
Matamoras
M. Hustrigues
Yarada
Shutter
Joel Failin
United States Farm Iabor Bureau
Itschwuex
Ble
Wodrianes
Communists Warned of Uprising in Islands
Manila dispatch reports Gen. Uy says Communists are on the move to exploit any unrest and force a Soviet style government in the Philippines. He asked Governor General Davis to constrain mail use during the Trians to curb Bolshevik agitation.
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Manila
Philippines
Nethorst
Gavgral Davis
Trians
Walter Woodward Quits Senate for Father's Interests
Walter C Woodward of Coteman resigns from the senate to remove a technical obstacle to his appointment to the board of pardons and peace, as Governor Moory sent Judge Woodward's appointment forward. Other members include Stan bone Henry and Judge James R Ham. Woodward says he will run for the senate in the July primary.
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Austin
Walter C. Woodward
Coteman
Arnate
Hig Fthen FO
Woodward
Board of Pardons
Pacntee
Moory
Ludge Woodward
Theenite
Embere
Stanbone Henry
Jdge
James R. Ham
Senate
Banquet Honors Kifer at City Commerce Event
More than one hundred attendees gathered at a Gunter Institute venue Wednesday evening for a formal banquet honoring EB Ren as chamber president. Speakers praised leadership and presented a 2030 gift to celebrate the disaster commission’s efforts. Notables included Walter Walthall, Mayor C M Chambers, Judge Percy Nberhaft, Maj. Robert J Halgio, Mexican consul Enrique Santibaner, and Youngs Cronk, organizer of the entertainment feature.
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Punt
Wu Lowlng
Tovfis Gretans
Bhelal
Bikhig
Kifer
Bowes
Chamber of
C. M. Chabers
Percy Nberfaat
Maj. Mobert J Halgio
Spumkere
Enrique Santibaner
Youngs Cronk
San Angelo Man Enters Mexico in Search for Dad
A San Angelo man travels into Mexico to locate his father, J. K. Bristow, reportedly held by bandits near Tepic. The American embassy has informed the Foreign Office but it is unclear if any steps have been taken. Report notes such kidnappings are rare in Mexico and reference earlier cases of mining men abducted nearby.
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San Angelo
Mexico
Dad
Mexico City
Gerald Bristow
San Anfro
Lerms
Tenic
Agarit
Moratlan
J. KE. Bristow
W. Eaton
Rone
Bristow
Tin
Linye
Mursuit
Preese
Hrinion
Joseph M. Umwood
GC. C. Aisthorpa
Guane- Junto
Srnga
Attempt On Preacher's Life In Lonore Arkansas
A preacher was attacked in Lonore Arkansas as authorities probe the case. No motive or suspect has been disclosed and the assailant’s identity remains unknown. Sheriff W. F. Gregory reported no further details available at this time.
Married Woman Fears Gas and Changes Diet
A woman reports gas trouble and fear of meals, claiming Adlerian therapy relieves gas and improves digestion. The ad promises an Adlerike treatment that cleanses poisons from both upper and lower bowels, enabling normal eating and sleep.
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M. Gunn
Adlerika
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