Jury Reaches Split Verdict In Davis Trial Saga
A jury in the Davis case yields a mixed outcome with a not guilty verdict on one charge and acquittal on related counts. Proceedings centered on a bank theft and conspiracy claims involving Walter Grant, Jared Wing, and others, with prior trials and appeals shaping the courtroom drama.
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Avison
Walter
Russell Haree
Pollan
Cou
Ge Torntys
Biewane
Jared
Pullman
Woman Bound by Triangle Dies After Shooting
A 15 year old high school girl allegedly shot Miss Agnes Simnick in a Riverdale suburb triangle incident. The teenager then fired at her father and wounded her mother before police custody. Miss Simnick died. coroner inquest expected Thursday. no charges yet filed.
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Chicago
Munech
William Mansch
Agnes Simnick
Miss Simaick
Mrs. Munsch
Lucille
Castody
Riverdale
Miss
Oil Production Sets Record In United States
The OWA Weekly reports a new peak in U S oil production with a weekly average well above prior records. The text notes July 1923 as the previous high and cites a nationwide tally nearing 5 9 million barrels in an accumulation, marking historic output levels.
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OWA
Mrs Jessie Budlong to Enter Journalism
Mrs Jessie Budlong plans to join newspaper writing after losses in two suits for separate maintenance against husband Milton J Budlong. She aims to run a society column for a New York City newspaper starting in the fall in Newport Rhode Island.
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Sair
Newport
Jessie Budlong
Milton J. Budlong
New York City
Trade Conference Opens in Missouri to Promote Foreign Trade
The second Central Mississippi Valley Foreign Trade Conference, spanning twenty states, opens in St. Louis with sessions to Dalh tomorrow. Richard O Tool and R A Lundquist discuss Latin American economies and Mexico trade prospects. Alexander V Bye notes that new Mexican industries require fresh capital, mostly sourced abroad, as U S accounts for 70.9 percent of Mexico’s imports and only about 3 million of 15 million Mexicans are potential customers for foreign goods.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Foreign’ Trade Conference
Richard O'Toole
New York
Mexico
R. A. Lundquist
Dye
Mesco
United States
Dye Sail
High Court to Hear Evolution Test Case in Tennessee
Dayton May 21 The state and defense lawyers move toward a special session of the Rhea county grand jury to speed the case against Professor John T Scones. The grand jury will consider charges that he violated the governing teaching of science in Rhea county schools and seeks a path to the Supreme Court.
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Dayton
Tenn
John T. Roulsson
Rhea County Grand Jury
Supreme Curt
Grand Juty
John T.scones
Rhea County
French Reinforcements Advance to Attack Invaders in Morocco
The Associated Press reports French forces in Fes Morocco prepare for a renewed phase of operations against Moorish invaders from the Spanish zone. General Heusch and Marshal Lyautey indicate reinforcements will cover the front enabling a transition from passive to active defense, protecting Fez and the surrounding region.
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Treas
Fez
Morocco
Heeusch
Lyautey
Vvich
New German Device Stores Up Radio for Re broadcasting
A German experimenter has devised a bottled wireless system to store American programs for rebroadcast to British listeners the next day, and vice versa. The London report notes the device uses a long steel wire run on spools inside strong magnetic fields to freeze broadcast content into solid steel as it moves.
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Universal Service
London
British Broadcasting Company
Plenty of Room for Shriners at Mystic Shrine Session
Motley A. Flint, director general of the Imperial Shrine, denies reports that lodging for visiting Shriners will be tight as the fifty first annual session opens in Los Angeles next month. He says ample accommodations were arranged long ago to accommodate all attendees.
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Los Angeles
Motley A. Flint
Mystic Shrine
Flint
Widow of Wilson Plans Private European Tour Amid Rest
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will privately tour parts of Western Europe this summer with Miss Belle Baruch. They sail from New York on Saturday to motor through France possibly Belgium and Italy and may visit England before returning to Washington. The trip aims at rest with no formal receptions, possibly a brief stop in Geneva at the League of Nations.
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Washington, D. C
Syoodrew Wilson
Europe
President Wilson
Belle Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Jake
Soda fountain syrup heist shocks Pittsburgh
Hooded intruders overpowered a night watchman at Antes Garage and absconded with a truck carrying 27 barrels of syrup used for soda fountains. The incident occurred early this morning in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Antes
Wehk Kyan Ad Promotes Strengthening Product
An advertisement from Dickey's Old Kelladie Bye Water markets a product described as strengthening or health related. Read as an old drugstore notice, it emphasizes benefits and availability.
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Wehk Kyan
Enidren
Dickey
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