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El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
MEGA QUE Ell HA-
YAMATADO ALA
N|NAM. Parker
William Hickman, que Fue De-
tenidO En- Oregon y Que Sc
Llevara a Los Angeles

William E. Hickman, recientemente
aprehendido en- Oregon, como respon-.
sable de la muerte de la nina Marion
Parker, acaecida en- la ciudad de log
Angeles, ha negado rotundamente el
crfmen, manifestando que fue su COM
panero ell que 10 ejecuto.
Yo trate la pequena como a una
hermana, ha dicho y Sc ha reflejado
en- ell alguna emocion al hablar sobre
la amistad que tenfa al banquero
Parker.
Cuando fue capturado, llevaba
bordo de su autom6vil dos personals
que habfa levantado en- ell camino, las
cuales tambien fueron detenidas para
investigaciones.
En- todas las diferentes ocasiones
que ha declarado, ha negado rotunda-
mente haber sido el, ell que dio muerte
a la nina.
Dice que qued6 de verse en- San
Francisco con su conNpanero de fecho-
ria, pero que, no habibndo aquel COM
parecido, opto por sa1varse el mismo,
al leer por los periodicos que Sc lie
buscaba que la policia tenfa compile
ia description de su persona.
FL crfmen cometido por Parker o
por su campanero, es ell mas espeluz-
nante cometido no solamente en- Los
Angeles, sino en- toda la Union Ameri-
cana, por la crueldad y barbarie de-
plegada.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
Sc SEREFORMARAL..
LEC|SL.ACI0N SO
BRE FL PETR0LEO
De AcuerdO Con Los UltimOS Fa-
Hos De La Suprema COrte
De JuSticia

Mexico, diciembre 23.-Numerosi-
simas empresas petroleras america
mas, cuya cabeza Sc encuentra la de
Sinclair, de modo respetuoso, pero a.
poyadas en- solidas bases, solicitaron
de nuestro Gobierno la reforma de
nuestra legislation sobre la materia,
la vez que todas elias estan dispues-
tas a llevar a cabo perforaciones en-
todas las zonas del pals seialadas por
los geologos como yacimientos de orc
negro.
Ell Gobierno Mexicano, siguiendo su
programa de concordia equidad,
la vez que teniendo muy en- cuenta la
comedida forma en- que los petroleros
elevaron la solicitud de referencia, a
cordo reformar la legislation petro-
lera, de acuerdo con los canones juri-
dicos de nuestro Tribunal Meximo.
Esta feliz resolution gubernamen-
tai, abre para Mexico una era de ra-
diantes posibilidades economicas, pues
por razones geogreficas, mas que
NADIA, los capitales del mundo invadi-
ran nuestro suelo para explotar en-
grande escala nuestro inagotable orc
negro.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
FIJI: UE:E:NCONTRADO
Ell CADAvER DEL.
SR. A. ]. Mathis
La Sra. Dugan MEGA toda Parti-
cipaci0n en- ell Crimen;
NueYO JuiciO

A. j. Mathis, que misteriosamente
habia desaparecido de esta ciudad,
sin poder lograrse nunca dar con el,
por mas pesquizas que Sc hicieron,
coincidiendo tales hechos con la sail
da de esta ciudad de la anna de llaves,
sonora Eva Dugan, ha sido encontrado,
solamente que no gozando de perfecta
salud, sin6 en- estado de descomosi-
ci6n.
Ell cadaver de Mathis, fue encon-
trado cerca de la casa de su rancho,
accidentalmente, pues una persona,
que Sc ocupaba de hacer un lado las
ramas caidas, para instalar una ten.
da de campaia, al CAVIAR la terra suel-
ia, dio con algo duro, descubriendo el
cadaver.
Embellishments Sc dio cuenta la
policia la que ha venido en- conclusion
de que ell cuerpo encontrado es ell del
desaparecido.
La anna de llaves, que Sc encuentra
en- la prision, por haber sido senten-
ciada por ell robo del automovil de
Mathis, en- ell cual hugo de la ciudad,
ha negado toda participation en- el
crfmen, diciendo que es inocente.
Nuevo juicio sera alberto contra e.
la, acusandosele del crfmen, ell que
principiara despues de pasados los
dfas de fiesta.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
FuerOn LibertadOs
Dos SacerdOteS Y
Otras Personals
DemOstrarOn no Tener Partici-
paciOn En- Las Actividades
De La Liga

Mexico, die. 23.-Un sacerdote que
fue aprehendido aqui y otro en- Puebla
al mismo tempo que dos personals
mas, a quienes Sc creia complicados
en- ciertas actividades subversivas de
la Liga. De defensa de la libertad
Religiosa, fueron puestos en- libertad
esta mafiana, despues de haber COM
probado que son inocentes.
Con el sacerdote aprehendido en-
Puebla vinieron a esta Capital varias
personas de su familia que estuvieron
en- constante communication con el y lie
ayudaron probar que era victima de
una calumnia. Todos los presos por
esta causa, fueron detenidos por los
agentes de las comisiones enviados a
Puebla, para clio.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
MUE:RTO EN- SU
CASAUN H0MBRE:
Los Medic0s Dicen Que fue a con
Secuencia del Asma, Que
Padecia

Aver, un hombre de sesenta amos,
de nombre George Deninger, que resi-
dia en- SGT de la Quinta Avenida al
Sur, fue encontrado muerto por la
anna de la casa.
Avisada la policia visto ?s cada-
yer por los medicos, estos declararon
que Deninger falleci6 de muerte ma
tural, ocasionada por ell asma.
Mil quinientos dolares fueron en-
contrados Deninger, asi como una car
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
Lego A Mexico La
Mama De Charles
A. Lindbergh
Una HOra Despues De Haber
LlegadO PudO Yer a Su HijO
En- La Emb. Americana

Ciudad de Mexico, Die. 23-Mrs. E.
L. Lindbergh, madre del aviador Char
les de igual apellido, ha arribado es-
ia ciudad, bordo del poderoso aereo-
plano Ford, de tres motores, no ha-
biendo podido yer su hijo sin6 has
ia una hora despues de haber aterri-
zado ell ell Campo de Balbuena.
Tanto la madre como ell hijo habian
planeado encontrarse en- ell aire, pero
no pudieron lograrlo, efectuandose su
encuentro en- la Embajada, en- donde la
Sra. Lindbergh Sc encontraba tomando
te con la esposa del Embajador.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
NuevO Chevrolet

w. S. Knudson, presidente de la
Chevrolet Motor Co., ha anunciado
que, ell dfa primero del a1o, sera pues-
to en- ell mercado un nuevo modelo de
automobiles de esa marca, siendo el
CAIRO mas barato mas consistente
hasta ahora.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24
Jugaban Poker yLes
Descubri0 la POlicia

George Bliss, ha tenido que pagar
una multa de cinco dolares, en- virtud
de que fue sorprendido por la policia,
cuando Sc dedicaba jugar poker, con
otras tres personals, en- un pequeno
cuarto de la calle Pennington.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-12-24

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Smyrna times., 1927-03-09

p,Ir Broadway, son Of Mr..
Nj TiIIawav Broadway, was
Y j III Presbyterian Church,
flsl 4 Tsb,,,arv I. w. by the Rev. B.
rsh =. former pastor Of that
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09
THIEVES GET SUPPLY OF PENS
McDaniel's Store on LOockerman
Street, Dover, Robbed Wednesday


One Of the boldest thefts in recent
years in Dover, occurred on Wednes-
day at the store of Mcdaniel and Nc
Daniel, on Loockerman stret, Dover,
when a glass case containing several
trays of fountain pens, was opened
and more than 40 pens, valued at
about 5000 were stolen. Members of
the firm were in the back part of the
store, when two young men came in.
They asked to see some post cards on
rack not far from the fountain pen
case. On purchasing the cards, they
stood near the case apparently ad-
dressing the cards. 1t is believed the
pair were professional thieves, as the
case in which the fountain pens are
kept, Is always locked and the key
kept in a small stand just above a
master key to the case, or had seen a
member of the firm unlock the case
and knew where the key was kept.
1t was also recalled that either on
Tuesday or Wednesday, a stranger
went to the store and purchased a
pen. AS soon as the theft was dis
covered the McDaniels informed other
stores in Dover to be on the lookout
for similar thefts. The authorities
are investigating.
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
CONTINUED from Page onel

tury Club in which she took an active
interest. Deceased was born and rails
ed near Bedford City, Va, and mar
ried Dr. Hardcastle during the Civil
War, in which he was a surgeon Soon
after the war DR.. Hardcastle moved
to Cecilton, Md, where he practiced
for many years, before moving to
Middletown in 1900. Mrs. Hardcastle
is survived by the following children:
Mrs. J. Parker Crittenden, Mrs. Sam
uel Torrey Schenck, Mrs. Charles
Robert Knight, Miss Ella Hardcastle,
of New York City, and Mr.. Thomas
H. Hardcastle, of Reading, Pa. The
remains were inferred at Middletown
on Sunday of last week.
DIR. Shadrac Raughley of Philadelphia
DR.. Shadrac Raughley, fifty-six
years old, of 1927 Harrison street,
Philadelphia, and well known in this
State, where he was born, died in the
Frankford Hospital in Philadelphia Of
heart trouble early yesterday morn
ing. Dr. Raughley was born at Har-
rington, in this State, and was a son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Raughley. His brother, Eugene
Raughley, and his sister, Mrs. Charles
d. Wilson, live in Dover. When Shad-
rae Raughley was a small boy his
father was appointed to a county Of
flee and moved to Kent county. The
boy was educated in the public school
at Dover and later attended the Con-
ference Academy. He studied medi
cine at the University of Pennsylva-
MIA and graduated there in 1892. He
began thep ractice Of medicine at 604
Lehigh avenue and continued to prac-
tice in that city. He had been con
nected with Frankford Hospital since
it was established in 1901. Burial will
be made in Silver Lake Cemetery at
Dover where a number of other mem
bers of the family are buried.
Mrs. Sarah @. PaxsOn, Middletown
Mrs. Sarah M. Paxson, widow Of
the late Merritt Paxson, died at the
home of her son, Mr.. George Paxson,
at New Castle, Thursday night, Feb
ruary "a. Mrs. Paxson had been i'll
for the past five weeks and her death
was caused from infrmities of old
age. She was II years of age. De
ceased was the daughter Of the late
William "a. and Sarah O. Cochran,
and was born and raised near Middle
town. Mrs. Paxson leaves three sons,
one daughter, three brothers and two
sisters to mourn her death. Funeral
services were held from the residence
of her son at New Castle Sunday af-
ternoon of last week.
Mrs. w. G. Hardesty, Cape Girrerean
Mrs. Jennie Merriken Hardesty,
wife Of William G. Hardesty, former
ly of Frederica, died Sunday at the
home of her son, Benson G. Hardesty,
in Cape Girrerean, Mo. Funeral ser
vices will be held at Barratt's Chapel,
tomorrow, Thursday, March 10, at
p M
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09
'IF SMYRNA Times
J, .,rvRNA, DELAWARE
|raNE AND VICINITY

N "A. meeting will be
fIkeL ], School House, Friday ev-
il ,ts.s tns II. at eight o'clock.
~ Company was called
cFFns, =, - - a fire in the house of
SaiaIua! n was soon extin-
EeG Da, III yerv little damage being
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09
I COUNSEL FOR EIGHTEEN"

COUNSEL FOR EIGHTEEN"
ssssls. N. / ~ Pqice in Honor Of the
her Son, Henry T. Price
8. &. l,1s ~. !. nads " paees wbite
~ your deeds thereon con- ""i'e
a w. ~ when fails tba eunea+ I;,b.
'oa have become ''e SUNSET ii9ht'
~ os2ss Y q should be filed with ioy,
Heger. .p,lI ta q 2 little boy
4 y !. y youth come A - anu 'i'ei
4 d sn5 M, lne little boys are men
n = youth arc gone.
4 ssshts vai, are learning every day
Z M you can't express
3 'ne words you think and
= 'nd purpose.
4 = Ia G's n upon I this book of life,
- = y0ug read
els word dsVord' . every worthy strife.
VII make when life Is
adesyor fohg;
. ssrtblso AZ tor 10 earthly crown.
bsisLg ~ for loving evos ..
ulness, eSeS 70 see
NJ and I. humanity,
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ne thy Lordr O"e q mine'
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09

eorge ?. Jones of Smyrna,
ned as field secretary Of the
aee Claimant Endowment
axe effect at the coming
q the n. z. Conference. The
enent was made by Mr.. Jones
;S1sfterly Y meeting of the Con-
NJ Sslmant Endowment Fund,
1nl.mlngton \. NJ. f. Conference,
], Wesley NJ. E. Church Thurs
Y a good representation pres
N deorge P. Jones, of Smyr-
secretary Of the Board, sub
y report which showed that
" pledges to the Endowment
N N, oeen provided for and that
s.uerence. which meets within
'Vo weeks at Salisbury,plans
]. reported a. to the final col
7 The funds by the appoint
'he Conference.
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09
NOTICE
AN ORDINANCE

Adopted by The Town Council Of The
Town of Smyrna:
Be it ordained by the Town Council
of the Town of Smyrna: That on and
after this date, December 10th, 1926,
that any person or persons who con
template having any additional
plumbing installed on their premises
within the corporate limits Of The
Town Of Smyrna shall first obtain
from the Alderman Of said town, q
permit stating the additions to be
made for said mentioned work. A
fine of $500 shall be imposed upon
any person or persons not complying
with this ordinance.
By order of
The Town Council Of
The Town of Smyrna
Edward 7. Porter, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09

DR.. Easily, of Philadelphia, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Postles
on Sunday
Smyrna times., 1927-03-09

h Nsy F. Long, wife of R. E.
| las purchased of Gilbert Pratt
llfrg lot on the Boulevard ad-
| i aar new home. The deal
ah thru the Delaware Reales-
Id Insurance Company. The
own the adjoining lots on
Is Of their property which
srssed last year from Mrs.
rah Ferguson and with the
airown into their lawn they
limo properties built up close