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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
7
A fragmented transcript recounts deposition debates and testimony plans involving Walsh, Nye, and others about a political corruption inquiry. It notes readiness or reluctance to testify, mentions Tom, McLeavit, and Doheny connections, and details objections and possible protections under court rules.
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Maryland racing stir reaches state politics as Warry J. Sinclair’s horses linked to Texpol and Maryland road fund issues. Governor Hitchie backs suspension of Sinclair stables amid allegations of race entries and alleged financial irregularities.
Judge Terrell of Seventy- Univd division trial court and former captain in the Ninety-First Division travels to Houston by afternoon train to join the officers of the Tillers organization at Mike Voges home. He will review his records with a special investigator if the senate public lands committee confirms.
Sinclair counsel argues against a fall quiz and seeks to limit deposition timing. The exchange centers on the scope of examination and procedural rulings before trial, with references to Hoover and other parties.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a trial and a governmental context in Washington. The readable text references illness affecting attendance and possible official involvement, with names and dates obscured. The source is too garbled to extract concrete entities or a clear narrative.
Washington March 22. Officials tentatively adopt a plan to extradite James W. O'Neil and William Blackmer, fugitives in a conspiracy to fix prices. They may be brought back as witnesses, while French authorities withhold cubpowue details. The move follows seizures of $100,000 in bonds and questions over a treaty with France.
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President Coolidge again declined to retire, prompting questions about a draft movement. In a letter to Wyonta Republican leaders, he reiterated he would not run and urged the party to choose another candidate. Supporters in Georgia and among party elites considered alternative paths to the convention.
Senator James A Reed plans an intensive campaign across Wisconsin Clio Indiana and other states with multiple speaking engagements tentative for the next month. A March 2 tentative stop in Knoxville and a UNC Chapel Hill appearance are listed amid broad outreach.
Washington on March 22 reports small contributions to the GOP Honor Fund rose by about 600 dollars as supporters from Idaho and other areas added funds. The tally reflects ongoing drives supporting party activities and senatorial campaigns.
A Shelby county grand jury indicts Blake and Parmer for first degree murder after a woman named Miss Montabure was killed when a pursuing officer allegedly fired a pistol into the air and a bullet struck her head. The defense cites powder burn and distance to challenge the fatal shot, while witnesses identify Blake. Trial dates set for the spring term.
March 22. A request to arrest Mhoman W of Philadelphia is expected today on contempt charges tied to the state Republican committee. Senator Cunningham, treasurer, refused to disclose the source of 140,000 contributed in 1908 to the William Ware primary campaign fund, while auditors could not determine how the Quarter Sessions official, earning 10000 a year in Philadelphia, used private funds.
Coffeyville lawmaker McGugin author of a state bill legalizing a particular cig freles in Kansas announces his candidacy for Nepali Vilsa nomination Torrougresy from byshire Kansas district.
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