Extradition Fight Over Bigianoini Murder Case Updates
Eugenio Bianquini faces U S extradition to answer murder charges. Proceedings between Washington and Mexican officials could speed his return from Piedras Negras to Mexico City then awaiting extradition in Mexico. Bianquini has escaped custody twice, prompting renewed efforts by authorities. Deputy Holloway was killed near Stearsall while transporting Bianquini from Eagle Pass, with a decomposed body later found.
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Eugenio Bisaquini
United States
JE “Bud
Holloway
San Antonio
Gus Jones
Tri
Department of Justice
Mexico
Jones
Bianquini
Mexico City
Piedras Negras
Bianauini
Texas
Washington
Neprin
Exican
Nurve’ Larals
Ha’ Spscancd
Nuevo Tared
Edras Negras
Senly
Stearsall
Sn Antonio
Eagle Wass
Jose Gomez
Schwab Vicia
Belloway
Heatrola Delights San Antonio User for Whole-House Warmth
A San Antonio user praises the Heatrola for providing real warmth across six rooms. The testimonial notes only a $3 increase in coal costs versus last winter for one room, claiming the Heatrola heats the entire house including stairs and halls with less fuel than prior heating methods.
Terrier Victim of Officer's Winning Ways
Officer Christoph answered a call on Warren Street and found a Fox Terrier occupying his sidecar. The dog briefly escaped custody, jumped back into the sidecar, and was taken to the police station for the owner.
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Billy Christoph
Christoph
Warren Street
Polce
Drug Addict Seeks Leniency Faces Penitentiary Sentence
In federal court Walter I Hamby pleaded guilty to two Harrison narcotic act violations including forging a narcotics form and altering a prescription. Judge DuVal West sentenced him to 18 months at Leavenworth for each count to run concurrently with hospital treatment for his drug habit. Hamby described morphine’s ruin after losing an eye and attempted suicide while awaiting trial.
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Walter I. Hamby
DuVal West
Tamby
Hamby
Bamby
West
Federal
Leavenworth
Mamby
Taexar
Woman admits role in Boston blackmail ring
Helen Peltrose, 24, a Jersey City laundry sorter, confessed to luring Albert Victor Searles and others in a Boston blackmail operation that netted over 600000 dollars. Held for extradition to Boston, she gave multiple aliases and implicated accomplices in a disorder that led to disbarment actions.
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New York
Helen Pelrose
Jersey City
N. 5
Boston
Albert Victor Searles
Pelrose
Eleanor Barnes
Sheila Barton
Glande Paul
Searles
William J
A&M ex-students leader to attend Reserve Officers’ meet
COLLEGE STATION Tex Oct 29 Col Ike Ashburn executive secretary of the A and M Ex-Students Association will accompany Col W B Tuttle of San Antonio to the National Reserve Officers Association meeting in Columbus Ohio this week. The convention runs October 24 to 25 with talks on policies guiding the ROTC that affect A and M College. Colonel Ashburn commander of the 360th Infantry and secretary of the Texas Reserve Officers Association.
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Tuttle
Ashburn
Texas Reserve Officers’ Association
360Th Infantry
Corcoran and accomplices flee Boston in extortion case
Middle sex district attorney Corcoran and six others including two lawyers flee Boston after an extortion indictment. Miss Petrosian and Mrs. Paul escape to Hartford and Springfield while a Yale student victim is named in a Hartford blackmail case. Petrosian released on $100 bail for bigamy and blackmail charges, later jailed after attempting suicide. she admits $200 earnings and lists prominent tenants and two film financiers as victims.
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Corcoran
Middlesex County
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Fatal Car Crashes Decline Yet Regions Show Variance
Census Bureau statistics for 1923 report 14 412 motor vehicle deaths in the death registration area, with California leading rates and Mississippi the lowest. Fort Worth and New Bedford cited among cities with notably low per capita crash fatalities. Other items note stiffening steel scrap markets in Pittsburgh and rising lumber orders in the South.
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Washington
D. C
Census Bureau
United States
California
Wyoming
Camden
N. J
Scranton
Mississippi
Kentucky
New Bedford
Mass
Fort Worth
Gompers Sees Peace In Labor Decision
Washington Oct 22 The Supreme Court ruling that strikers are entitled to a jury trial on charges of violating an injunction is praised as constructive by Samuel Gompers AFL president He says the decision curbs autocratic power but cautions it does not cure all judiciary evils and warns injunctions in labor disputes may still stand unless challenged by the constitution
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Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gulf Coast Oil Output Up Slightly in Week
Houston oil data show Gulf Coast and South Texas fields averaged 147,605 barrels daily last week, up 450 barrels from the prior period. Produced by Gulf Coast and South Texas fields, the figure reflects weekly industry reporting.
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Houston
Gulf Coast
South Texas
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LABOR
Himmie’s
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