Waggoner in Rail Transport to Cheyenne Jail Pending Hearing
Charles Delon Waggoner, charged with defrauding six large New York banks of $500,000 via fake telegrams, is being moved by rail toward Cheyenne for a preliminary hearing. US Marshal School will handle custody as federal judges prepare the case for New York grand jury action. Subpoenas are issued for Colorado witnesses in the widening investigation.
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Charles Delon Wagt
Beedy Litte
Cheyenne
New York
United States Marshal School of Cheyenne
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T. Blake Kennedy
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Colorado
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Girl Dies in Parachute Demonstration Fall
Helen Willons, a Wichita stenographer, died after her parachute failed during a jump at Fort Worth. The demonstration, led by pilot Elivos Brmath, was part of the Irving Air Chute company's display. Master sergeant E H Nichola oversaw exhibit safety efforts.
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Helen Willons
Wichita
Elivos Bmath
Hiner Smith
Il Mier
San Antonio
Irving Air
Miss Smith
Serpeant E. H. Nichola
Brooke
Irvog
Ing Emith
America
Khe Bex
Envoy Harry F Guggenheim Named U S Ambassador to Cuba
The millionaire mining engineer Harry F Guggenheim has been appointed United States ambassador to Cuba, reflecting a strategic diplomatic elevation. His background in mining and business is noted as preparation for the post.
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Harry F. Guggenheim
United States
Cuba
Guggenheim Appointed Envoy to Cuba
Washington reports Harry F. Guggenheim financier and trustee of the Guggenheim Foundation has been named ambassador to Cuba. Born in West End Massachusetts he studied at Yale and Cambridge and first mined in Agua Calientes Mexico with copper interests extending to Chile. He served as a flier in World War I.
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Washington
Harry F. Guggenheim
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Guggenhein Foundation
Cugineri
Milionaley
Hve
Ambuscador
Cuba
State Department
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Personna Gtutn
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West End
Tale
Cambridge
England
Agua Calientes
Mexico
Guggenheims
Chile
Conptr
United States
Farmers Map Onion Ad Plan In Crystal City Texas
In Crystal City Texas on September 14 farmers in the Winter Garden district and San Antonio interests outline an advertising plan for spinach and onions. Growers will use a unifarm label and uniform grade. Funds will be raised by per crate contributions and premiums based on sale price.
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Crystal City
Texas
Winter Garden
San Antonio
Aline Cunningham Elected Leader for Senior Club
Miss Aline Cunningham will preside over the senior class at Saint Joseph's academy during the coming term. She was elected president at a Friday meeting. Other officers named are Adel Langer vice president Lucille Leike secretary Mary Logleder treasurer and Florence Steuben press reporter.
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Aline Cunningham
Fit. Joseph's
Adel Langer
Lucille Leike
Mary Logleder
Florence Steuben
Tariff Revision Debate Faces Republican Opposition
Washington Sept 4 The French and English proposal to postpone world tariff revisions for two years drew no sympathy from Republicans as the administration urged Senate enactment of a new tariff bill. Debate shifts to minor details like tariff commission organization and variations with a status quo plan unlikely to gain GOP support. Republicans argue tariffs protect American manufacturers workers and farmers against cheap imports and oppose foreign influence on protection levels.
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Washington, D
France
England
Senato
Senate
Tariff Commission
Democrats Blame Republicans for Religious Bigotry in Campaign
Jouett Shouse, Democratic National Committee chair, charged Sept. 14 15 in Boston that religious bigotry and intolerance influenced the presidential campaign. He attacked the Republican tariff policy calling the Hawley Smoot bill the Grundy Reed tariff bill and urged New Englanders to consider it as a Pennsylvania driven measure.
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Boston
Republican Party
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Wetional Executive Committee
State
Democratic Committee
Shouse
New Eagland
Pennsylvania
Plan Fight For Orphans Plan for Prohibition Case
Indictments returned Saturday by a federal grand jury accuse Carson and W. C. Chandler of aiding violators of the national prohibition act. They along with Charles and Ida Fel n faced charges after 15 gallons of whiskey and 800 gallons of mash were found at a Poteet farm. Mrs B P Butler aided their defense though she expressed surprise at the indictments. The case likely proceeds this week in federal court.
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Carson
W. C. Chandler
Tom Chandler
Charles Stevens
Leonard Brown
Poteet Farm
B. P. Butler
Charles
Ida Feln
Woman Hit by Car Taken to Hospital After Night Crash
A female victim, Kathorn McAlline, 20, of Cedar Street, was treated for injuries after a hit and run on Route Marys Street. A 4 year old, Matia Ayale, was also transported to Robert J. Green hospital following a separate incident on Santa Kore Avenue. Both are expected to recover.
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Kathorn McAlline
Cedar Street
Kunta
Twenty-nine depart McAllen for Texas colleges
Twenty nine students will leave McAllen for college routes on September 14. Five will study outside the state, while the rest attend Texas schools. the University of Texas will receive more students than any other institution, with six enrolling.
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McAllen
Mindgcen
Texan
Tne
StcAllen
Westerra of College of These
Laue
Texas
University of Texan
Cotton Season Boosts Business Across Southwest Texas
Since the cotton season began, cotton picking money has stimulated weekend trade in Southwest Texas towns and business is reported as good, especially on market days.
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Yranaalt
Texan
Texas
Three Million Americans Pay Up Half Billion in Income Tax
Washington reporting the third installment of the 1924 income tax shows about 3 million taxpayers meeting Uncle Sam with a likely total over a billion dollars. Treasury undersecretary Ogden L. Mille estimates 1924 collections near 1928 June totals, with March receipts beating that month’s record by 85 million.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Federal Reserve Banks
Alhough
Ogden L. Mille
Treasury
Jeanne Engels Recovering After Eye Operation at St Luke's
Jeanne Engels, after a successful eye operation, remains hospitalized at St Luke's. Doctors say recovery will take several days and her vision is temporarily blurred. In Wallen Texas, McAllen residents approved plans to establish an airport by a vote of 110 to 1982.
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Jeanne Engels
Kew
York
Jims
Sige Aml Pereenstan
St. Luke's
Wallen
Texas
McAllen
Tadax
Tampico Oil Coming Back
Tampico and the east coast of Mexico, hit by oil production shrinkage, are coming back strong says Uharien McC Anderson publisher of the Tampico Tribune who spoke in San Antonio. He noted the post crisis price slump and Nexicon disturbances sent many Americans away but new shipping, banana plantations and farming in the region are supporting a return to significant payoffs.
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Tampico
Mexico
Uharien McC. Anderson
San Antonio
Crockett Hotel
Anderson
le Anid
Sai Mexico
Life Insurance Training Class to Be Given Dinner
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance training class members will attend a dinner hosted by manager O. P. Schnabel Monday evening. Dr. John W. Darby will address on Life Insurance As a Profession. The course starts Tuesday night with two sessions weekly for 12 weeks led by John H. Mitchell.
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Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
O. P. Schnabel
John Wi. Darby
Central Christian Church
John H. Mitchell
Tainepico
Pantages Sober Crashes Trial Set in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Pantages death trial resumes as defense plans to call witnesses to support a theory that a rival racing car caused the fatal head on collision with Mrs Pantages. Juror Rekumoto and the driver Sokumoto are involved in the contested sequence with prosecution countering earlier testimony.
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Universal Servics
Loa Angeles
Pantaxes
Sokumoto
Costella
Josée
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