Bank cashier testimony in Pearsall bank heist trial
In a fourth district court session Tuesday the cashier testified Hudson and Walter Harris were at the bank when books vanished. The vault had been opened and Directors discussed covering losses. Hudson claimed responsibility while Harris vouched for his honesty. the cashier faced questions about recovery plans and potential talk with authorities.
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Timony
Ty-Fourth District
Hudson
Walter Harris
Harris
Hudason
Hoker
Chaplin's Trick Clothes Declared Private Property in Suit
In Los Angeles on May 19, a court ruled Chaplin's bal loon pants snaky cane and flapping shoes used with makeup were his private property. The ruling supported Chaplin in his suit to enjoin others from using the props.
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Los. Angeles
Charles Spencer
Chaplin
Charles Amader
Charles. Aplin
Indicted man refuses to talk as venue changes occur
The defendant testified he would not speak further after discussions with his wife and father. He acknowledged the books did not take wing. The case against Hudson was moved from Frio County to Bear County on a change of venue.
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Cat
Hudson
Frio
Besar County
Missing Couple Grabs Marriage License Report
In New Orleans on May 19 the couple William Rumsey and Corrine Walter obtained a marriage license at the city office. Authorities report their whereabouts remain unknown after earlier allegations of kidnapping. The license was issued to a preacher in Grema, a suburb, with the clerk noting the bride appeared amused during the document issuance.
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New Orleans
William* Rumsey
Corrine Walter
Grema
Sojourners to Meet at Special Smoker
A special meeting of San Antonio Chapter No. 17 Sojourners Club will be held at the new Scottish Rite Temple at 8 pm Tuesday. Major General Amos A appears mentioned. details are garbled.
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San Antonio O
Sojourners’ Club
New
Scottish Rite
Fi Pond
Amos “A
Father jailed and fined for child abandonment case
Max Hartzberg received 80 days in jail and a $100 fine in County Criminal Court for child abandonment. The case follows recent litigation and a divorce over custody of their child.
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Max Hartzberg
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