Grape extract trial rushed in federal case
In Dallas on April 28 A P, W A Sawyer and six associates of California Vineyards faced federal prohibition charges. Sawyer released on a 4000 dollar bond. others on 1000 dollars. Commissioner Smith to hear the case Saturday. Prosecutors argue the extract tainted with intent to yield spirits. Sawyer calls it a test case with Chicago officials cited. A Missouri ruling is noted as precedent.
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Lee H. Smith
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Smith
Elijah Crippen
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Prohibition Department
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Government drops revolt charges against General Escobar
The United States government will not prosecute conspiracy charges against General Gonzalo Escobar and 16 associates tied to the 1929 Mexican revolt. Accusations of planning the rebellion from the United States and smuggling arms across the border were dismissed in federal court.
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Grand Juror Sizes Up Jail Food Protest
A Potter County jail visit by a grand jury included a prisoner pushing a baked potato through a trap door and joking about the food. The juror tasted the potato and approved its doneness saying the meal was as good as at home.
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Half Hundred Dads Expected at Junior Hi-Y Banquet
More than 50 Amarillo fathers are due to attend the father and son banquet of the Senior High School Junior Hi-Y Club at the Silver Grill tonight at 7 30. Grover Good state secretary of the M A in charge of Hi-Y work will speak, coming from Dallas.
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Grover Good
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Barbecue Benefit Dance Planned by Chamber and Fair Officials
Mason King and Avery Rush will head the Barbecue Benefit Dance at the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel tomorrow night from 9 to 12. Col. Ernest O. Thompson donated the hall and Jesse's Melody Maids provide music. Admission is $1 per couple or 50 cents per person, with all proceeds aiding the John Snider barbecue fund in Washington.
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Klan protest fails to stop socialist meeting in Dallas
Dallas city officials announced a Socialist meeting would be held in the council chamber despite a protest from the Ku Klux Klan. City Secretary Earl Goforth said the Klansman letter was read and filed with no permit revocation, for E M Lane to address G C Edwards on socialism.
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E. M. Lane
Smith Vote Cheers Texans for Garner in Dallas
Alfred E. Smith gains support in Texas and Pennsylvania as he shows strength in Dallas on April 28. Campaign trail notes indicate solid backing from Texans for Garner and broader statewide momentum.
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Garner supporters hail Roosevelt victory as aid to nominee
Victory in Massachusetts over Gov. Roosevelt is seen at Garner headquarters as cheering news for the unsanctioned Democratic candidate. Garner workers foresee Smith's growing lead at the Chicago convention aiding their man while State Senator Woodul says Texan obstacles thin and Smith, Roosevelt, and Garner will form a dominating trio at the convention.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
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Smith
Chicago
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