Retired Soldier Buckholt Robbed of $3355 After Drink Misdirection
Joseph A. Buckholt, a retired U S Army NCO, reported Wednesday night a mysterious theft of $3355 from his person. He says he was not sure what happened after stepping into a West Commerce Street shoeshine parlor. detectives pursue a drugging theory and have checked the tale with witnesses as a dragnet covers the Trans-San Pedro district.
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Joseph A. Buckholt
United States Army
Trans-San Pedro
Buckhelt
Droge
Joseph A. Buckhelt
Ome
Mowros Street
West Commerce Street
Buckholt
Hocker
Ford
McDonald
Jean
Shepherd Attorneys Plan to Refute Faiman Story
Chicago reports a sensational testimony in the Faiman case accusing Willam D. Shepherd of procuring typhoid germs and planning a larger scheme for silence. Shepherd’s defense calls the tale a frame-up aimed at challenging his inheritance and rights.
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Edwin Balmer
Copsright
Universal Service
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Chicago
Faiman
Willam D. Shepherd
Esse
Leopold and Loey
RD ‘Faiman
McClintock
Shepherd
National University of Science
Shep
Feiman
Grand
Stewart
Farman
McClintocck
Faimen
Husband Rescues Wife From Attacker in Strawberrry City
In the morning of May 13 Mrs A B Lindsey was attacked near her home, beaten and thrown from her coupe with her baby. The assailant, a negro man armed with a pistol, fled as she cried for help. Joe Selby was arrested within an hour and faces an indictment. Essie Robbins cried for help during a late night assault as a man tried to choke her but escaped. M D McCullough daughters narrowly avoided an attack on their front porch as the assailant fled when the women screamed.
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A. B. Lindsey
Negro
Joe Selby
Essie Robbins
LaChappule Street
Ber
M.D. McCullong
West
Myrtle Street
McCullough
Cottonseed Seed House Destroyed by Fire Near Guthrie
A fire of unknown origin gutted the seed storehouse at the Guebria Cotton Oil Mill in Guthrie on May 21. About 60 tons of cotton seed and machinery were damaged. Estimated loss exceeds $56,000.
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Guthrie
Guebria
Kelly Pilots Show Hines New Warfare
Report describes a field exercise where bombers strafed a truck train, destroying it in seconds. Officials say the test signals a shift in warfare, favoring air power and night operations to neutralize ground movements.
Dentists Meet At San Antonio Convention Breakfast
Usts attend dental meeting in San Antonio with a main breakfast at the country club. More than 66 guests enjoyed cornflower and sweet pea decor as a program featured violin, readings, singing, and prayers. Committee members and decor staff were named for the event.
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Usts
San Antonio
San Antonio Country Club
T. M. Wheat
Catherine Clarke
Bernice Hardy Duggan
Mra
W. Whiteside
Jean Martin
G. 2
Jury Selection Tensions in Shepherd Case Discussed
The article describes jury selection in the Shepherd case, noting ethnic and religious biases visible in juror questioning. It critiques capital punishment attitudes, debates circumstantial versus direct evidence, and questions how Mrs Shenkerd will respond as the trial unfolds.
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Olson
Kenilworth
Shepherd
Mos
Dallas mob attack at jail foiled by officers
Dallas officers fired on a mob outside the jail, several shots wounded five people, all bystanders. About 190 people were detained that night, with no charges filed. Two suspects Frank and Lorenzo Noel, tied to robberies and a homicide, were indicted and set for trial later this month. Dieaprted crowd dispersed as police protected the jail complex described as near mobproof with restricted access.
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Ara Ey
Frank
Lorenzo Noel
Trvigat Stewart
Ebot
Timmie) Pullman
C. W. Wilson
Norvale E. Duncan
J. ¥. Young
Swain
Dallas County
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Hopkins
SOF
Bran
Dentists’ Meeting
Shepherd Cage
Veniceman
Dallas
Palm Beach
Standard Sanitary Wig. Co
Showroom
Broadway
Ipipind
Bor
Crockett
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