New York Trial In Moose Charity Case Reveals Funds
The government shows 173 000 dollars from two charity balls linked to U S Senator James J. Davis and the Loyal Order of Moose. Testimony cites a 100 000 dollar amount funneled into Davis accounts via a 150 000 note as part of the alleged scheme. Fred W Jones testified about the Davis contract for organizing the Moose and the impact of the charity ball campaign on membership drives.
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Jones
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Moose
Radio signals spur search for missing Japanese fliers
Amateur Tacoma operator William G. Gunston reported garbled radio messages believed linked to the missing Japanese goodwill fliers last seen after landing near Nome Alaska. Messages indicated a ship at sea named GEOM or HEF with unidentified location. coast guard alerted Northland cutter but received no corroborating signals. The plane, carrying three aboard, departed Samushiro Japan and was last heard about five hours later northeast of Torso Japan.
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Plan action on Ferguson plan action on Ferguson
Fort Worth report details a Dallas rally where Cato Sells says a new executive committee will be chosen soon. He endorses Hoes for governor or, if not chosen, Orville Bullington, and emphasizes defeating Fergusonism to secure clean government in Texas. The league avoids national issues and backs Roosevelt and Garner.
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League of Anti-Ferguson Democrats
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Hoes 8
Ater
Orville Bullington
League of Anti-Perguson Democrats
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Ferguson
Roussvelt
Texas
Prohibition Agents Seize Still Near San Antonio
Day agents at San Antonio boosted action with a Monday raid ending in a Karnes county still seizure. Brijida Valle, recently released from a suspended term, faced renewed stress. Baxter Neal, Taylor Blakeney, and Vincent Gaydik were held on 1000 final bonds. Evidence showed Neal transporting sugar and liquor to a relative. Blakeney claimed he was paid wages. Henry Coultress and Julio Lopez faced beer and mash charges. Frank Hernandez pleaded guilty in an earlier related case. Juan Guerra was charged after Valle fled during the raid.
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Court of United States
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Falo Alto
Brijida Valle
Baxter Neal
Taylor Blakeney
Vincent Gay Dik
Karnes County
Neal
Gawlik
Gawitk
Blakeney
Henry Coultress
Julio Lopez
Frank Hernandez
Juan Guerra
Weather Summary and Local Observations for Tuesday
A fragmented weather report shows the Tuesday precipitation at 0.09 inches with 0.04 inches deficit, and September total 3.08 inches with 4.08 inches excess for the month. Temperatures, wind, and conditions are listed for multiple cities including Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, and Denver, with cloudy and rainy notes and times of sun and rain events.
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Norel
Flynn
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Gelling
Federal troops guard plane at Guerrero to block customs seizure
Mexico City Sept 27 Federal troops patrolled Guerrero Coahuila to shield an air plane owned by the Independent Oil Company of San Antonio from Mexican customs guards who sought to seize the aircraft. Pilot Bill Murphy, who landed during a storm, said he was not engaged in contraband as troops awaited telegraphic guidance from Mexico City on possession or penalties. The plane settled near the Rio Grande about 100 miles NW of Laredo after a tornado.
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Guerrero
Coahuila
Ol. Company
San Antonio
Piedras Negras
Forfirio Caden
Bill Murphy
Murphy
Guerrera
Rio Grande
Laredo
French Submarine Perset Disaster Increases Death Toll
Cherbourg France Sept 2 The death toll from the explosion aboard the French submarine Perset near Cherbourg rose to three as two more of the 31 injured died. The morning count listed 23 injured, including four in very serious condition.
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Cherbourg
France
Persetoff
Missouri psychology course to study student mental problems
A Missouri university will offer a psychology course next fall to study student mental problems. The program aims to address concerns about mental health and education, reflecting growing attention to student well being in higher education.
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Missouri Peyeology Apt
Fragmented Memo Lacks Clear News Value
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a place and names but fails to present coherent facts or events. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are extractable to form a publishable summary card.
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