Woman kills in a long troubled life of Euphemia Mondich
Detroit police report Euphemia Mondich confesses to killing John Uaouich and details a decades long history including nine alleged marriages, deportation from Duluth, and times in Poland and Canada. Authorities verify the claim while Duluth and Detroit police investigate her statements.
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Detroit
International Boundary Line
Toronto
Duluth
Euphemia Mondich
Detroit Police Gras
John Ua‘ouich
Joe Zokols
Mon_Mich
George Woropchuk
II ,Nee
Ukyrania
America
Canada
United States
Mondrehb
Ely
George Woodwood
Poland
George
Toe Zakolsky
Toka Adurovich
Steve Mondich
Ang
AME MAY DELAY DAVES PLAN LOAN
Paris dispatch reports French banks doubt progress on the first postwar loan to Germany under an aid plan. French bankers fear making bonds negotiable everywhere could let the loan flow to the United States, complicating the operation and creating risk for U.S. exposure.
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Daves Plan
Associated Press
Paris
Germamy
Raday
TeMatin
Amer
United States
Negro Re-Arrested in Wilkins Murder Case
Kansas City report states Dillard vis, a Negro janitor at Dr. Joe Wilkins home, was re-arrested on a degree murder charge connected to the March murder of Mrs. Wilkins. The suspect was respased Monday after a preliminary hearing before Justice James A. Shepard as James A. Elder, city detective, says further evidence has been found against Davis.
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Kansas City
Dillard Vis
Joe Wilkins
CVE Man Held On Theat Charge
Bob McDonald aged 21 from 921 Kentucky Avenue was discharged from Robert B Green Hospital after suffering a drugged attack by two Mexican women who allegedly robbed him. He described a hypodermic needle injection and a drive with two girls before losing consciousness and waking at the hospital.
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Bob McDonald
Kentucky Arene, Ag
Robert B. Green
Radrant
Chereshe
Soldier bugs guard forests against pests in American woodlands
In Evanston the Department of Agriculture imports numbers of the soldier bug to protect forests. Entomologists note the insect is a natural foe of the gypsy moth and related pests. Efforts focus on preventing destruction of this beneficial insect to conserve trees.
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Evanston
Tiant
Ives
Det
Fort Worth men receive twenty year sentences in bank robbery case
Kansas City dispatch reports Judge James H. Austin sentenced George Ellis, 22, of Denver and John Garrison, 23, of Fort Worth to twenty years in the penitentiary after they were identified as bandits who robbed several farmers at the city market Monday morning.
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Kansas City
Pan George Ellis
Penver
John Garrison
Port Worth
James H. Austin
Teras fruit crop best in history from Texas fields
Asherton and Austin in Travis county led a record fruit and vegetable season with 257 cars of spinach trade, 7000 cars of cabbage previous year, and 380 cars of mixed vegetables. Hidalgo and Cameron counties dominated citrus shipments totaling 70,595 crates valued near $280,000, with coop exchange handling about 40 percent. Growth in citrus and state plantings show continued expansion despite weather and heating constraints.
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Asherton
Austin
Travis County
Texas
Comion
Hidalgo
Cameron
Demmit
Zavala
Ta Salle
Clerus Growth
Citrus Inczry
Iemons
Eo-Operative Exchange
State Agricultural Department
Ingpbeting
US Imate
San Antonio Trade Tripers Celebrate Nationwide Welcome
San Antonio trade boosters led by N. H. Wing welcomed the party at Tearsall with high spirits and port plans. C. G. Wolfe, Chamber of Commerce secretary, praised the turnout and anticipated similar crowds for Port Layace and Eagle Pass trips later this month. The group heads to Tareda then Nueva Laredo for a dinner, with a midnight departure and early morning arrival in San Antonio.
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Tearsall
N. H. Wing
C. GC. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Tareda
Nueva Laredo
Chilean President Granted Six Months Absence Leave
The senate rejected President Alessandri's resignation but approved six months leave of absence from Chile. The Chamber of Deputies also endorsed the proposal, allowing him to depart for a foreign visit the following week.
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Dprsident OF
Chile
Santiago
Senate
Alessanddri
Chamber of Deputies
American business mission to Mexico sails from New York
Some fifty manufacturers and business leaders depart New York for Mexico City to spend ten days as guests of President Obregon and Mexico City officials. Led by W. W. Nichols of Allis-Chalmers, the party crosses the border at Laredo and will be greeted by federal and municipal officials and chamber representatives. On September 15 they will attend Independence Day celebrations at Chapultepec Castle.
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New York
Mexico
Mexico City
Obregon
Rayab
Nichols
American” Manufacturers’ Export Association
Laredo
Tex
Wild West gunmen rob and gag victim in city alley
H Harman of Wilson Supply Company was robbed of 14 dollars by two armed men near the Sap Depot on South Flores street. He was bound with handkerchiefs and found by Night Watch Hope, barely conscious, about an hour later. One suspect wore a cowboy outfit with a large felt hat. the other appeared Mexican. The 12:40 am report prompted an immediate police inquiry.
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Texas
H. Harmanzi
Wilson Supply Company
South Lores Street
Harman
Hope
South Bires Street
Diekman
South Vlores Street
Nap
Matt
Jeff
Medical doctors resume practice and returns noted
Dr. Pauline J. Dietrich resumes practice at 216-217 Gibbs Building and Dr. J. P. Oldham returns to office at 323 W. Commerce St. Dr. L. J. Hirschfeld resumes practice. Dr. Adolph Herff expected September 6 to resume surgical work. Also listed are ads for auto parts, jewelry trade, and a dance event at the Tokio Roof.
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Pauline J. Dietrich
Gibbs Bldg
J. P. Oldham
W. Commerce
L. J. Hirschfeld
Adolph Herff
Government Seizes British Schooner J Y Young Off Louisiana
Federal court proceedings began to seize the British schooner J Y Young after a coast guard pickup off the Louisiana coast. The libel claims the master concealed contraband alcohol and intended to import it into U S commerce. The captain and five crew were charged with conspiracy as storm damage allegedly supported their story. bond was set, then halted by Treasury instructions.
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New Orleans
Federal District Court
J- Y. Young
Coast Guard
Louisiana
United States
Havana
Cuba
Young
Treasury Department
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Julio Poulet
National Chamber of Commerce
Juliet Zetina
Imis Chances
American Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Cabanas
J. J. Zahler
Mark J.trazivuk
American Party
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Mason Britton
McGraw-Hill Company
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J. Goslin
J. Kindleberger
A Dardin
G. Pfeiffer
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Kirk
Wharton, Crockett
Ecoine Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Select Auto Parts Co
Ean
Hoover Vacuna
Kirk Cr
Reglar Feller
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