Plea for Former Jeopardy in Tom Crow Trial
A defense plea seeks dismissal of Crow murder charges on former jeopardy grounds during his second trial in the Thirty-seventh district court. The motion targets the first trial’s juror excusal, the later acquittal exposure, and seeks acquittal on five counts while noting Parker's death and cyanide poisoning.
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Tom Crow
Crow
Thirty-seventh District Court
LR. B. J. Harper
Mauermann & Burr
Joe H. Graham
Harper
W. 5. Anderson
Mram
Studge Anderson
Craw
Plac
Rn Parker
Anderson
Chis
Dodge Anderson
Parker
Danny
San Antonio
Cross
Eo of Appeals
Austin
Caceo
Triad
Guvors
Abe
J. A. McAshill
Pacific base denied in naval bill for Alameda
Washington May 23 Tri sians in the naval appropriation bill for a new fleet base at Alameda California were stricken from the bill today. The vote was 40 against adoption and a0 in favor. Opponents argued the base would obligate the government to expend up to 60 million in the future. Senators listed include Borah Cuyper Cummins Gooding Trarfeldt Jones Washington Kenyon Ladd LaFolette Tenroot McCormick MeKinley McNary Nelson Norris Stanfield Townsend Weller Four Democrats backed the Alameda item: Fletcher Tittman Smith Swanson.
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Washington
Alameda
Cal
Borah
Cuyper
Cummins
Intruder Shot During Break In At Suburban Rectory
Detroit May 28 Andrew Ku sick 87 and three men were shot in a suburb when they allegedly tried to break into the rectory at St. Cyril's Church. Father Jol Kowalsky survived after telling officials he objected to a dance threat. Traders reportedly threw pots and shouted intent to kill him. Kulight's condition described as serious.
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Detroit
Mich
Andrew Kusick
Wis
Jol Koyalsky
St. Cyril's Catholic Church
Vwamtoek
Father Wovalsky
Fink
Kulight
Japan sought Kamchatka control in exchange for Vladivostok retreat
Regal May 23 report that Japan offered to grant itself Kamchatka control if Russia evacuated Vladivostok, but Soviet foreign minister M Chitcherin refused. Washington B Vanderlip, an American interests representative, relayed the details and awaits an emergency passport to return to Indonesia via Sweden England and America after recent Russia visit.
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Regal
Japan
Russia
Kamchatka
Vladivostok
M. Chitcherin
Washington B. Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Anyj
Itnesia
Sweden
England
America
Chester trial opens in Kansas City murder case
The Chester murder trial opened in criminal court in Kansas City Missouri on May 2. Deniel Chester is charged with first degree murder in the death of Miss Florence Burton, a Kansas City society figure, during an alleged holdup on a country road. Her fiancé Howard Winter was wounded, and Winter identified Chester as the shooter.
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Kansas City
Deniel Chester
Florence Burton
Kansas City Society
Chester
Miss Barton
Howard Winter
Winter
Miss Bacton
Sailors Fired On In Cork Collision Crew Member Wounded
On a Cork quay Sunday, sailors aboard the Velgian collive Hogrliet were fired upon from near Parnell bridge. The fireman suffered a shattered right leg later amputated at a military hospital. The rest of the crew escaped unharmed. The Hogyhed had arrived Saturday with coal for the city. William Bourke, in failing health, was shot dead outside his father’s Ballyholly home after a challenge by unknown assailants.
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Cork
Parnell Bridge
Hogyhed
William Bourke
Ballyholly
County Cork
Kos
Few fights in Ulster election shows quiet weekend
Ulster parliament election latest reports from Belfast indicate the campaign was calmer than in recent years. Saturday night and Sunday passed without serious disturbances, though passions remained high and factions still maneuver.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Town Wiped Out by Flood in Idaho Creek
Vorutelt Idaho May 28 Grange Ville a town of about 100 people in northern Idaho was practically wiped out by a flood. One life is reported lost. Four feet of water swept through Wath Street. A wall collapsed and a theater building is said to have caved in. No fires reported.
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Vorutelt
Idaho
Grange- Ville
Egypt
Iva
Cairo
Tsechange Telegraph Company
Minny Demd
Alexandrei
Taniteh
Alexandria
Selenayo
Machinists Leaders Plan Russia Trade Mission
Berlin May 28. William J. Jahnston president of the International Association of Machinists and Frank J. Mulholland attorney for the same group recently arrived from the United States will leave Berlin Tuesday for Riga to Moscow where they will investigate trade possibilities and assess the bay situation.
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Berlin
William Jt. Jahnston
International Association of Machinists
Frank J. Mulholland
Oredo
Ohio
United States
Riga
Moscow
Governor Neff Travels to Present Degrees at Colleges
Governor Neff departed for College Station to confer diplomas at Texas A and M and will deliver the commencement address at Toward Payne college in Brownwand where he will receive the honorary doctor of laws.
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Austin
Tex
Cgovernor Neff
College Station
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Toward Payne College
Brownwand
Weather roundup for San Antonio and other centers
Weather data from several cities shows tonight and Thursday partly cloudy and warm. San Antonio reports a high around 89 with a southwest to west breeze, while Kansas records 72 in the afternoon and 70 overnight with a high near 88. New York sees 63 and 84, Washington 64 with southwest winds and the day’s low around 61.
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St. Tonle
Kansas
Coleage
New Yorks
Waeshington
Inwest
Police Commissioner declines to strike against Chief Mussey
Police Commissioner Vail Wright says Chief Mussey will serve until May 31 and will not be renominated. He notes business leaders warned a removal would spark a two year council clash, and Mayor-elect Black and allies promised no interference with the department. Wright aims for harmony and a smooth transition without provoking conflict.
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Vail Wright
Police
Mussey
Chief Mussey
Wright
Massey
Eleet Black
Black
Council
Jin
Musser
Rioting in Egypt Leaves Five Europeans Dead and Dozens Hurt
A Cairo to Alexandria dispatch reports five Europeans killed and 72 wounded in rioting in Alexandria, with fires, looting, and mobs attacking Greeks and other Europeans. British troops arrived to restore order as residents fled and hospitals treated the injured.
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Egypt
London
Alexandrian
Reuter
Mother Loses Life While Saving Children Near Larned
In Dodge City Kansas May 28 an apparent drowning tragedy occurred while Mrs Cash Woods a Wingsley insurance agent’s wife sacrificed her life near Larned to rescue her drowning son and daughter. She pulled the older girl from the water and entered the frigid current again but both she and the boy sank before aid could reach them.
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Dodge City
Kun
Mr. Wooda
Ila
Planes To Cincinnati Meet From Parle Field
Memphis Tenn May 23 The three enemy airplanes arrived at Parle Field last week from Dallas on the way to Langley Field Va They left at 844 o clock for Cincinnati The Meet commanded by Tout G2 Me Palmer consists of two Standley dtarge and one Capront ships
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Memphis
Tenn
Parle Field
Dallas
Tex
Kelly Field
Langley, Field
Cincinnati
Tout
Palmer
Resignation Asked of U S Attorney Robertson in Texas
The U S attorney for the western district of Texas, Hugh H. Robertson, has been asked to resign by Attorney General Daugherty amid political shifts and fallout from the Thomas R. Stevie habeas case. John J. Marimann is expected to succeed Robertson, with T A Walker noting Republican control and pending appointments in the district.
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Hugh H. Robertson
Western District of
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Daugherty
Tephertson
Robertson
Thomas R. Stevie
Prohibition Enforcement
Fort Leavenworth
Flo
Stevie
Congress
Wuarsheeh
Walker
Warzbatch
Walker Hank
Sons
Mandy Hoon
United States
Abe. Walker
Soldier shoots at suspected robber in store raid
A TS-veneold soltkier fired at alleged robbers at Ray's gateery store near North Slackberry Street Sunday night. The soldier was jailed after a second break-in attempt, with merchandise stolen including clothing and dollars. Maria Villalabas’s absence left the thieves free to ransack the premises.
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Avon
Tata
Deg
Frensers
Barehiry
Athens
Phaherty
Mes
Maria Villalabas
Oil Tariff Meeting Sought at Southern Tariff Association
Washington D C May 2 The Southern Tariff Association plans a June 4 gathering at Fort Worth to press for including mineral oils hides and vegetable oils in a permanent tariff bill Delegates from Texas Louisiana Arkansas Arizona and New Mexico are expected The meeting signals a series of state meetings to build support for a southern tariff policy Also a separate note from Chillliothe Ohio reports a Camp Sherman fire suspected to be incendiary with police investigation underway
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D. C
Southern Tariff Association
Mark Worth
Te Au
John IT
Wirby
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Arizona
New
South
Nazif
Chillioothe
Ohio
Camp Sherman
American Engineers Begin Annual Meet I Would Save Forests
Chicago May 23 The American Society of Mechanical Engineers opened a four day session with over 10000 members and 300 scientists educators. President Edwin Boot Cleveland presided as changes to constitution were discussed. A survey urged federal and state action to save dwindling forests. It notes 820000000 acres once forested, now reduced to under two fifths. Most remaining timber is privately held and much is in saw timber. The paper industry concentrates east of the Mississippi. only 2 3 percent of wood used is pulp sourced domestically.
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Chicago
Amerfaith Society of Mechanical Engineers
Edwin
Ca Boot Cleveland
New York
Atlanta
United Federal and State Action
Flugh P. Baker
American Parsy and Stper Association
America
United States
Mississippi River
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Blick River
Kalamazoo
Midmore
Appleton-Neonah
Wisconsin
VOS
Canada
Bergdoll's Counsel Declared Innocent By Jersey Jurist
A Jersey jurist declares Bergdoll's counsel innocent as investigations continue into the Bergdoll escape. Washington officials and lawyers deny direct ties while sources link a Philadelphia defense effort to uncover accomplices. A U S congressman testified about past requests to join Bergdoll defense, contrasting prior associations and refusals.
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Bergdoll
Jersey
Renewal Pact Talks Strained By British U S Ties
Cape Town reports a renewed pact talks stalemate as South Africa seeks cooperation with Britain and the United States. Premier Christia Spants signals cautious approach while considering a conderence before forthcoming elections.
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Cape Town
Christia Spants
Theiow
South Atema
Pete
South
Rowan Requests Re Trial In Texas Killing Case
Attorneys for Albert Rowan filed a motion for a new trial following his conviction last week in the post office robbery murder. The motion cites the lack of substantial evidence and asks the jury be charged appropriately. Judge Wro R. is expected to act on the motion Monday.
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Tex
Attornieys
Albert Rowan
Nhe Nation
Rebels Defeated Near Tepeluanines in Durango
Report from the war department says rebels led by Damingo At riety were beaten by federal forces near Tepeluanines. Three rebels were killed and five captured after an assault on Tepeluanines. Tepelmes citizens reportedly joined federal defense.
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Durango
War Department
Damingo
Tepeluanines
Tepelmes
SILESIA TENSION RISES AS GERMANY MOUNTS FORCE
The Associated Press reports a worsening Upper Silesia crisis with German forces mobilized and concentrating in the region. Polish insurgents reportedly gain ground in industrial districts while Allied officials fear an outbreak of fighting despite commissions and efforts to prevent conflict.
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Associated Press
Taudouw
Silesia
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Siesta Bak
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Opreh
Nimes
Lynden ‘Times
Oppeln
Germany
Ir Remul
Upper Silesia
Nicntions
Poli
Ie Times
Ais
Stirling
Antines
Tay
Allied effort to end hostilities in Silesia discussed
Paris dispatch reports the allied high commission urging cessation of all military operations in Silesia. German attacks are considered ongoing but not decisive, with officials citing good faith by Chancellor Wirth and volunteers as key factors in negotiations.
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Paris
Ppp Siesta Lars
Glelelions
Geretons Gad
Baell
Kranes
Thalys
Gerda
Ghana
Wirth
Silesia
KAPTOWITZ IS EMBATTLED IN WARTIME CRISIS
Special cable reports from Vy rog Stile describe Cheeshia alert regarding Polish insurgents and German orders. Voluntary groups with thousands of members are mobilizing in Berlin to defend against threats and relieve Kathwits, as fighting surges on Che outskirts.
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Gnorge Wierk
Cheshia Tien
Newsepans
Hegst
Abs
Kathwits
Washington business warned by Senator King on competition
Senator King warned businessmen that efforts by certain interests to form trusts and combines threaten competition and the right to earn a living. He urged congressional investigation and national action to curb such efforts.
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Washington
U. S
King
Democria Voth
Thas
Senate
Hoover reports 199 vessels held up by strike amid 936 sailing
Washington May 2 The Hoover administration reported 199 vessels held up by strike as 936 sailed. Weeks of the strike kept crews from joining ships along the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts. Secretary Hoover stated the figures and discussed possible settlement with shipowners and the Shipping Board.
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1. C
Ohio
Ariinio
Paville
Gulf
Seeretany Hoover Sat Torhity
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Fle
Norfolk
Nsharkestun
Savannah
New Orleans
Galveston
San Pears
San Franksen
Porthrnd
Ore
Winthrom Marvin
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Cane
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Union
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Comet
Warm spell expected with storms across the Southwest
Weather bureau reports continued warmth in San Antonio with partly cloudy skies through Tuesday. A storm center over Ely and the northern Rocky Mountains brings rain to New Mexico, Arizona, and surrounding areas while the far northwest endures hot conditions.
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San Antonio
Ohatrbow
Weather Bureau
Noo
Mexico
Sani
Arizona
Ely
Indig
Solenis
Ahly
Five Balloons at a 177th Centennal Event in Stuart
A garbled OCR fragment describes a local centennial celebration at Stuart with references to Ada Entogham, the Tiani, and events at a national level. Mentions Nashville, Columbia Tenn, and Mississippi Valleys. The text is unclear but implies a parade or festival with balloons and a history exhibit.
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Ada
Stuart
Val
Todax
Chet
Codietas
Long's
Nashville
Enn
Werthee
Mississipi Valles
Man Found Shot Near Teal Avenue After Argument
Police report a man identified as Daniel Macher was found shot and dying near a residence on Teal Avenue. Witnesses say a pistol discharged during a struggle between the victim and an assailant, with paramedics arriving as the weapon was fired and the victim died at the scene. The Undertaking Company handled arrangements. investigation ongoing.
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Daniel Macher
Lilial
Keaves
Pavlor
Apebe Undertaking Company
Wunerntae
After Mining Snipers Willizaison May 23 Report
Volin heey shite paliesmen onder Captain Drovkus fade secured tuineng the mountains bordering the Mag river ead of Willinimsen where for more than a Wwe ook hidden rifle tired aor mi jug villages in the valleys Mey wer unable to locate no single sniper and he turned here with the report that the cariee fant whos quiet Major Vout Davis visited ndting villages and enforce eq o of ya tint.
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Willizaison
Volinheey
Gambia
Drovkus Fade
Willinimsen
Le 8
Larsen
Harding Pays Tribute At Hoboken Coffins Ceremony
President Harding laid a wreath over the coffins of American soldiers died in Germany, at Hoboken. He spoke of sorrow, warned against future war, and pledged the republic will never forget the sacrifices made. Mrs. Harding wept as officials and mourners observed the silent tribute by the Hudson.
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New York
Harding
Hoboken
Hudson
Prenia
Lasek Guytan
United States
Funeral ceremony for returning war dead in Hoboken
President and Mrs. Harding lead a solemn, flag draped funeral service in Hoboken for soldiers returned from abroad. Military honors mark the procession to the pier and the wreathed platform as crowds honor the fallen and pledge civic remembrance.
Controversial crash of Illinois contract flyer No 10 near Epperson
Officials said the near fatal derailment of the Alinois Contract Flyer No 10 from Toumsville to New Orleans was likely a deliberate act. Three couches and locomotive Fender yarity overturned. Many passengers suffered bruises but no severe injuries were reported.
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Alinois
Tounsville
New Orleans
Epperson
Fee Niles
Hope
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