Remus murder trial testimony pivots on key witnesses
Prosecution delivers its strongest day in the Remus case, detailing testimony from Remus relatives and associates. Evidence centers on Remus mansion connections and the shooting of his wife, with witnesses including his sister Mrs Ryerson and his daughter Hath testifying against the suspect. Names of kin and colleagues surface as investigators map the conspiracy and the fatal event.
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Reus Howe
Remus
Reamshell
Blanche Watson
Reams
Miss Watson
George Klag
Remns
Wassay
Witness recounts Remus case with weeping testimony and juror nerves
The witness described a car fleeing Remus toward a corner where she and her mother rode. She testified through tears about the confrontation with his wife en route to a divorce, the shooting, and the death scene. Her testimony impressed a jury anxious to hear every word as the case unfolded.
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Remus
Mita Remus
Yong
Thenlazen Deep Simpalht
Secret Papers Confirmed by Judge and Don Octurin Scandal
The report details persistent rumors of influence attempts on Don Cetario and a secretary to the American commissioner describes actions following an initial theft. An American in Mexico was asked to deliver the information to the U S ambassador.
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Don Cetario
Mexico
Don Octurin
United States
Zozye
A In
Opinion Not Delivered to Perry
The Spanish opinion was not delivered to Judge Perry but left with a clerk at the Genere hi Mexico City where Perry was a guest. The next day Perry met Don Octario at Berergt’s secretary Don Cars ’ home as Callex Treasury funds were drawn for 100000 for Octario. Witnesses included Fernando Gonzalez Roa, Berenger and John J. Zozaya with Zozaya quoting Perry’s remark on the opinion and urging careful timing and refinement before publication.
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Perry
Genere
Mexico City
Don Octario
Lielauer
Don Cars
Berergt
Callex
Treasury
Octario
Don Fernando Gonzales Roa
Berenger
John J. Zozaya
Ku Zozaya
Jonge Perry
Qetavic
Tani
Umwoorthy
Mexico
Zozaza
Roa Demands Immediate Decision During Heated Meeting
The text recounts a tense confrontation between Roa and Don Octaria, with a bilingual exchange in Spanish and threats toward Judge Perry. Officials including Don Octavio, Secretary War ren, and aides discuss a Santa Isabel decision and a rapid resolution. Perry conveys the urgency to a Teller, amid a chaotic sequence of meetings and telephoned updates.
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Perry
Dra
Santa Isabel
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Rea
Octavio
Acer
Roa
Don Orprio
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Don Mctari
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Berenger
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Washington
J. C
Basham
Warren
Meeting on Merits of Banta Isihel Cases in Mexico
In a 1928 letter from Dr Rodrigo Odalio, presiding commissioner of the Special Claims Commission, he notes conferences were never held without the American commissioner present and states he cannot render judgment without both commissioners. He plans to travel to Havana to recuperate and hopes to convene with the American and Mexican commissioners to combine efforts.
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Mexico
Iie
Mexico City
America
Amterdao
Imnorrow
Ifsrana
Cabs
Tribute to Burbank sculptural tribute in Los Angeles
Clipping describes an incomplete tribute to Luther Burbank with a bust by Roger Burnham Noble. It mentions a commission timeline of about four to four and a half months and notes signatures from Rodrigo Octavio and Ernest B. Peers. The rest contains disjointed passages about Mexican and Cuban political intrigue attributed to Zazaya and Castillo, referencing Octavio and a rewritten opinion on Mexican history.
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Luther Burbank
Los Angeles
California
Roger Burnham Noble
Perry Refuses to Accept Opinion on Mexico Decision
Judge Perry would not accept a Mexican court opinion he described as adverse to the United States. Don Octavio sought commission action, but Perry argued no authority or conferences existed to affirm the decision. He stated the request to meet in Tommi or Vera Cruz, Mexico, was inappropriate and rejected.
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Don Octavia
Mexico
Bayan
Perry
United States
Commission
Don Octavio
Don Octario
Tommi
Vera Cruz
Ferre
Forgets Quits Leavenworth In Rehabilitative Tone
Cesarles R Forbes declares his lengthy confinement at Leavenworth was spent in constructive reflection. He praises prison medical staff and warden efforts while detailing months in the prison hospital due to Bright's disease. He pledges to aid reform and improve conditions, framing his exit as a measured, hopeful move.
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Cesarles R. Forbes
Bricht
Suspect Faces 2 Charges of Theft on East Coprmerre Street
A man was arrested Friday when Officer Farry intervened during a high speed incident on East Coprmerre Street. He is held in $20 bail on two charges of auto theft and elderly...
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E. Farry
Coprmerre Street
Anton Adam
Agent Refuses to Discuss Case in International Talks
U S agent H W Anderson, presenting Santa Isabel claims, refused to discuss the matter for publication. He cited potential international implications and indicated discussion requires state department consent.
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U. 3
Boggs Heads Texas By PLU At State Convention
Tobe I. Boggs of Sherman was elected president of the state Baptist Young People's union at the conclusion of the three day state convention at First Baptist church. The meeting awarded San Angelo the next gathering with a slate of vice presidents and officers announced.
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Sherman
Bapti Young People's Union
First Baptist Church
San Angelo
Jehn le ¥Elyington
San Antonio
Baptist PLC
J. E B. Meat
Dallas
Wright Chebanlt
Port Arti
John LT. Waherton
Texan Military Aide of Coolidge to Wed in Texas
Paul Harver owner and manager of the Paso Del Narie hotel in Il Vara travels with his wife and family to San Avinnio en route to the Texas Hotel Men's association convention in Laredo starting Monday. Delegates from the Weae in Mr. Harvey party include BW manager of the Hawaiian hotel and SL Paaoene Joseyth Fucking TH owner of the Hucking hotel chain. They request at the Gunter hotel.
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Paso del Narie
Il Vara
Ifl
San Avinnio
Texas Hotel Men's Association
Laredo
Weae
Mr. Harvey
Inelaie
SL Paaoene Joseyth
Ut Hotel
Gunter Hotel
Baby falls down steps at home injures no one
The incident reports Robert Bancock as the subject who fell down about twenty steps at his home while descending with his mother. He was taken to Liberty B. Green Hospital for evaluation and care.
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Tismonthalit Xen
Mr Mee
Hancosk
Mie Ebild
Babew
Itibert B. Green Hospital
Untitled Fragments Report Oddities From Detroit and London
Odd, garbled dispatches describe a Detroit scene with a Lady Godiva motif and a framing of a beauty in a strange tableau. Detailing substitutions, thefts of coats, and a political note on San Francisco and the Republican convention, the piece veers into currency values and imperial British confidence.
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San Francisco
San Prannsco
Theough
Mexico Oil Ruling Clauses Voided By Supreme Court
Mexico Gily November 26. The government accepted the Supreme Court ruling in Mezicat Petroleum's injunctive suit and voided the fifty year limitation clause. Secretary Morante, the President, and the American ambassador District Morrow met to discuss adherence to the ruling as oil revenue from the past months may cover interest due January 1.
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Undvereat Service
Mexico
Gily
Supreme Court
Mezicat Petroleum Company
Tia Morante
Tustry, Lator
Commerce
Sugiveme Court
Morrow
Fema
Wounded Theft Suspect Is Better Wounded Theft Suspect Is Better
A young San Antonio burglar Gus Pert, arrested days earlier, was recovering from injuries in the left area after a safety related incident. Police said the man cut his aunt with the head of a fig can and attempted to end his life, details indicating a violent spree.
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Gus Pert
Jeft
Polive
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