Gunmanhunt Continues as Bandit Eludes Texas Officers
Police in South Texas and San Antonio press a wide dragnet for a left-handed bandit linked to robberies. Chief Massey and Detective Street say hundreds of officers, sheriffs, and constables are on the lookout with a detailed description and expected fingerprint records. The gunman’s wife and child remain in custody in San Antonio as investigators pursue leads in California and West Virginia.
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Texas
Cie
Adetton
Mingler
Junction City
San Antonio
T. J.malley
Massey
Sam Street
Mar
Detective Street
Kessler
Houston
Loreal Department
Mason
Ter
Police
Wrx
Cotedala
W.va
Bins
Kay Apyrdhine
West Virginia
Hunt
Pean
Tha Vine
Sonora
Leing
California
Wife Takes Husband's Advice Leads to Health Return
Springfield Massachusetts woman recounts doctor recommending surgery but avoids it after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved energy and health after four months, crediting the remedy for a smooth last birth among eight children and urging others to try it.
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Springfield
Mase
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Modern Wallingford figure tied to vast fraud network
Francis Charles W. French, called the modern Wallingford, is held by federal authorities over alleged operations involving millions. Investigators found a lead on a plan for forming a $3.5 billion corporation Optario with a London parent and branches in Victoria BC and China, aiming to spread into England, Canada and the United States.
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Charles W. French
Wallingford
London
Victoria
British Columbia
China
Optario
Fron Liere
England
Canada
United States
One Handed Bandit Sought After Downtown Garage Sighting
Police and detectives intensified pursuit of a gunman after reports that an armed stranger with one hand severed at the wrist was seen in a downtown garage. Central headquarters issued cautions as officers tracked the man, who arrived in Finburg, Texas, by car after a cross state trek.
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Jetum
Mixs
Tay- Joy
Central Police
Tie
Finburg
Texaml
Lambert Wins Suit Against Favor Black
The court rules Lambert has appointment and denies the city health officer is purely local. Judge Torrey notes the health officer may perform state duties. decision discusses authority under public affairs and parks. The case arises from a petition filed August 25 against Mayor Blick and others over appointing Dr. Miropehine as city health officer.
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Torrey
Department of Public Affaires
Police Indies
Comee
Apmder
Papermient
Parks and Tanita
Caratissiene
Peasy Iby Ietter
Weta Seul Les Tie Wrett
Fo Vestraty
Blick
Cteven
Honers Traum
Miropehine
Dor
Adriant Wien
Wine
Oruken
Mail Monday disruption and police action report
A chaotic entry describes mail delays due to conditions and a police arrest near TAN South Flores Street in the afternoon. It notes a seizure and a potential drug case, with references to an incident involving a hotel in Boat Ronjea and a prince in Monaco.
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Tan South Plores
Bates
Prince of Monaco
Paris
Kendall County Fair Allures with Poultry Show and Races
Kendall county's sixteenth annual fair draws crowds as exhibits in agriculture horticulture and art rise. Poultry displays lead the attractions with Hooded fowls and other stock, while livestock including Hereford Holstein and Angora goats appear. Saddle horse races and a baseball game draw strong local interest as plans continue for weekend events.
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Boerne
Tes
Kendall County
Kendall
Kendall County Fair
C. H. Rivers
Bexar County
Rocine
Edwin Houston
Houston Ranch
Welfare
Dallas
Gorrie
Talias
Fines Set by Police Judge Over Reckless Speeding
Police Judge Rochester imposed one dollar fines on two speeders found in the residential district where the limit is fourteen miles per hour. He criticized lax penalties for reckless driving and urged tougher state tag measures, warning against drunken driving and dangerous street behavior. The defendants faced fines of one dollar each after police testified about the excesses.
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Rother
PaOpel Morten
Samilttnensis
Thant
Linpostega
Gurniers
Arunken
Ian Ettering Ciewagh
Tepolign Court
Rochester
Traffic fines tally after streetcar stop violations
Two drivers sped at 30 and 32 mph and were fined $12 and $28 respectively for speeding. Other motorists charged with passing standing street cars paid fines of $10 each for disregard and for running a traffic signal.
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Ing
Jung
Tun
Solitude oppresses ex Kaiser William at Doorn estate
Doorn September report from the Associated Press notes former Emperor William of Germany living in near isolation since Empress Victoria’s death. He walks the Doorn park, contemplates visits, and limits trips to Count von Bentinck’s home in Amerongen. His plans to host the Brunswick couple did not materialize. Oscar, his fifth son’s wife, is expected to stay briefly.
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Associated Press
Doorn
William of
Germany
Ausgusta Victoria
Wiliam
Count
Vor Bentinck
Amerongen
Chief Burns to Visit San Antonio for Bureau Changes
Ham J. Burns new chief of the Bureau of Investigation plans a nationwide tour to assess personnel changes. In San Antonio an expected reshuffle is rumored with W. F. Siefort potentially favored for a key post. U S Marshal J A Waller confirmed possible nationwide bureau changes following Burns discussions in Washington last month.
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William J. Burns
Bureau
Ham J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
San Antonio
Washington
Burns
United Stat
Wagington
W. F. Siefort
Burns Agency
Xervier
United States
J. A. Waller
Walker
Mrr. Burns
Gurna
Boy Dies in Electrocution Incident in San Francisco
In San Francisco last night a 12 year old boy, Forder Abbott, was electrocuted after slipping on a high tension power line while playing with friends. Two other boys nearby were shocked but survived. The incident halted electric service until authorities cleared the scene.
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San Francisco
Cal
Newanawers
Forder Abbott
Abbott
Youth dies by own action near Lake Stencdtive residence
An unidentified youth about 26, well dressed, was found dead today across from the Potter Palmer residence near Lake Street after drinking poison. A note was found in his possession stating unclear words, with distinguishing marks remaining on his clothing.
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Ane
SesAn
Abit
Potter Palmer
Car price cuts announced with multiple models reduced
Fragments indicate Bord matore and Poteauato mobile saianetuerkine tancettis reveal Friday reductions on a range of cars including roadsters sedans and coupes. Reductions impact models such as FLO5 S055 SMe SLA AWG SPO and others with notices of sales and auctions amid vague regional production notes and business agency references.
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Kateedade
Teseer
Harding Takes Cruise With First Lady and Party
President and Mrs. Harding will sail from Washington on the Mayflower for a Potomac and Chesapeake cruise, returning Tuesday morning. The party includes Secretary of State, Mrs. Hughes, Senator Watson and Mrs. Watson, Rep Mondell and Mrs Mondell, George H. Van Fleet, and others.
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D.C
Harding
Potomad
Chesaponte
Khose
Hughey
Watson
Indiana
Monde
Russia and Sid Seen Shaping Pacific Disarmament Talks
Tokyo experts say Russia and Sid will play a major role in the Washington disarmament conference. An American official warns against ignoring Russia despite its weak current state. Japanese propagandists push for gains in Siberia and control of resources ahead of the talks.
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Junius B. Wood
San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
Tokio
Russia
Sid
Washington
Siberia
America
Rvsia
Pacific
Dupan
Siheriq
Vindivostok
Chitana
Chanechun
Tarhin
Vladivostok
Japanese Publicity Bureau
Chita
Japan
Darion
Mibityey Minhitien
Tanne Aided Recovery After Weight Loss Battle
John Wo Haney of Dallas recounts severe illness and weight loss, then credits Tanne dietary product used at Wagner Drug Co and Meier Pharmacy in San Antonio for restoring health. He reports gaining twenty pounds and improved appetite and digestion.
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John Wo Haney
Sturky St. Dallas
Tex
Dallig
Taulae
Tanne
San Antonio
Wagner Drug Company
Meier Pharmacy
Army sergeant Hynes to be buried with honors in Brownsville
The funeral at Shelley Undertaking chapel is set for Saturday at 4 20 p m with full military honors for Sergeant Hynes who was in the army thirteen years and survived by a widow and four children living in Camp Travis The body will be taken to Brownsville for interment He enlisted at Camp Travis about two years ago after working for San Antonio clothing firms and was taken into custody Thursday night with friends in the city
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Shelley Undertaking Company
Hynes
Camp Travis
Brownsville
San Antonio
May Not Accept Commission As Deputy Sheriff
A Texas official notes a deputy sheriff commission plan cannot be signed by the marshal, citing constitutional limits on federal officers holding state office. Walker argues cooperation with county officials will proceed as if the commission were accepted, under supervision of Sheriff Walker. Optometry examiners are named in Austin. Idaho woman Sorensen dies after a self inflicted gunshot. Blair Mountain fighting bodies arrive in Logan with identities withheld. a negro, Oweny Stephens, claims mob beating and displacement of his family near Winters.
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Walker
Obin
Wao
Tex
Oweny Stephens
Thirten
Winters, Run
Neik County
Stephens
Unite States
Misuse of Funds Alleged in Louisiana and Northwest Railroad Case
In Shreveport Louisiana September charges of funds misuse tied to the Louisiana and Northwest railroad and its receivership are pursued by F R Bernstein guardian against former receiver George W Hunter in federal court. The action aims to prevent Hunter's final acts and seeks relief under receivership supervision.
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Charga
Shreveport
Charpes
Louisiana and Northwest Railroad
George W. Hunter
Hunter
F. R. Bernstein
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