Sheriff Lewis Plans Motion for New Trial in Fees Case
Attys for Sheriff Clint D. Lewis of Burleson County draft a motion for a new trial after his conviction in Travis County district court and three year prison term for collecting excessive fees of office. Lewis remains in custody as other Central Texas sheriffs face similar indictments and a Senate probe into the fee system continues.
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Austin
Clint D. Lewis
Burleson County
Travis County
Coley White
Lewis
Central Texas
Woody Townsend
Bastrop
Dallas
Texas Senate
Two Hurt When Auto Strikes Parked Truck
Mr and Mrs Clyde Shuford of Dimmitt were injured lightly when their car struck a baking company truck parked on the Canyon highway south of El Taos at 6 o clock this morning. The Shufords were treated at St Anthonys hospital and released.
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Baking Company
el Taos
Clyde Shuford
Dimmitt
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Lee
Tom Ogg
North Fillmore Street
Bob Barnett
Randall County
Amarillo
Advertising Federation sees expanded results in 1932
The Advertising Federation of American reports a 1932 advertising dollar will yield better results than in the past two years. A survey of 102 large firms shows those increasing advertising in 1930 over 1929 earned 58 percent higher profits, and gains continued in 1931 with improved morale, credit, and commodity prices.
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New York
Advertising Federation of American
Gilbert T. Hodges
Panhandle Secretaries Convene in Amarillo Convention
Chamber of Commerce secretaries from across the Panhandle gather in Amarillo for the Panhandle Secretaries Association annual convention. The event starts at 11 A M and runs through the afternoon as secretaries discuss pertinent problems.
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Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Amarillo
The
Panhandle Secretaries Association
Helen Kuprowski Runs Away Returns Home For Christmas
New York December 7. Helen Kuprowski sixteen and modern ran away in June 1930 over her father's old country ideas. She wrote she would not return unless he left or died. Her father, jobless with three children in institutions, was found dead from asphyxiation in a furnished room and buried in Potter's Field after police were summoned by Mrs Kuprowski.
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New York
Helen Kuprowski
Helen
Labor pays homage at shrine of Mother Jones in Illinois
Union locals 125 and 728 Mount Olive honor "Mother" Jones at the miners cemetery near Silver Springs Maryland she chose as her resting place. Frank Bender of Taylorville former Ohio Mine Workers president led the commemorations recalling her sixty year advocacy for labor.
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Mother Mary Jones
Mount Olive
Ill
Mary Jones
Union
Virden
United Mine Workers of America
Frank Bender Taylorville
The
Ohio Mine Workers
Silver Springs
Jones
Carlinville
Ind
Banner of Labor
Trinidad
Colorado
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Andllinois
Canada
George Jones
Federal Industrial Commission
Joan of Arc
American Labor Movement
End of Hard Times in 1932 Predicted by Madame Fraya
Paris dispatch reports French seer Madame Fraya predicting 1932 will end hard times, with Hoover defeated and America leading to prosperity by year end. She foresees no wars or revolutions, summer economic slump easing, and political changes in Europe, including Laval remaining in power and Alfonso losing his throne.
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Hoover
Paris
U.P
United Press
Madame Fraya
Sterling
Joffre
Manchuria
Alfonso
Pierre Laval
America
Wall Street
France
U. S
Briand
Saturn
South America
Argentine
Europe
Spain
Dan Sullivan Estate To Be Divided Among Heirs
Wealthy Texas magnate Dan Sullivan whose estate ranges from 20 to 100 million will be divided equally among his four children and one grandchild under Texas inheritance laws. Executor Dan J. Sullivan Jr. will run the Sullivan bank and oversee the will, dated September 17, 1931, after Sullivan’s death at 87.
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San Antonio
Dan Sullivan
Texas
D. J. Sullivan, Jr
Sullivan Bank
John C. Sullivan
Anne Sullivan
Elizabeth Clem
Washington, D. C
E. 8. Clemens
Sullivan
Dan Sullivan, Jr
County Court Opens Today Docket Is Set
Potter County court convenes for December term with Judge E C Nelson Jr presiding. Four aggravated assault charges and several concealed weapon counts lead criminal docket announced by County Attorney Rhea C Myers. Also listed is $250 bond forfeiture for Asa F Alexander on swindling charge.
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Potter County Court-At-Law
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Rhea C. Myers
H. B. Hamby
W. T. Burns
Roy Terry
G. W
Officers Take Fred Florian to New York
Fred Florian an alleged embezzler of 30000 dollars was taken to New York by plane after being apprehended December 2 in Dalhart by Sheriff H D Foust. He was hurried eastward by E H Derschoyle and E H Bailey who sought him for skipping a 40000 bond.
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Fred Florian
Jeff Amarillo
New York
Dalhart
H. D. Foust
Florian
E. H. Derschoyle
E. H. Bailey
Derschoyle
Public Indemnity Company of
Bailey
Foust
Florians
Denver
Gandhi To Rest Up A While at Geneva
Mahatma Gandhi arrived from Paris to stay with biographer Romain Rolland at Vileneuve on Lake Geneva until Friday. Crowds gathered along his third class compartment to shake his hand and a baby was offered to him in Lausanne. He plans a day of silence and hopes to recover from London fatigue before a Rome visit and Brindisi sailing on December 14.
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Geneva
Mahatma Gandhi
Paris
Romain Rolland
Villeneuve
Lake Geneva
Lausanne
London
Rome
Brindisi
Sum 21 Mystery Prompt Lets Readers See Free Movie Pass
A column of figures hides a sum of 21 and can be solved without changing any digits. The Globe offers a free guest ticket to the first 25 correct solutions submitted to the Movie Editor. Solutions will publish in Wednesday’s Globe. The film Over the Hill plays at the Fair today tomorrow and Wednesday starring Sally Bilers and James Dunn, who previously impressed in Bad Girl.
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Globe
The
Sally Bilers
James Dunn
Treasury To Sell New Note Series
The Treasury will borrow 1.3 billion dollars with offerings set for December 15. Most funds, about 1.09 billion, pay off debts while the rest cover current expenses. Issues include 600 million of one year notes 3 1 4 percent 300 million six month certificates 2 3 4 percent and 400 million nine month certificates 3 percent.
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Mellon
Treasury
Snowbound excursionists on Xinantecatl mountain
Grave fears are held for the safety of several automobile loads of excursionists snowed in on Xinantecatl volcano near Toluca, Mexico, as a severe blizzard struck yesterday. A relief expedition has set out to reach the stranded travelers after the blizzard clogged the winding road 20 miles to the summit.
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Toluca
Mexico
Xinantecatl
Caraway Memorial Planned by Women
Washington December 7 The national woman s party planned a memorial to Senator Thaddeus Caraway fighter for women s causes and an official greeting to his widow The plan includes casting in bronze his dedication of their Capitol Hill headquarters with the line The last shot for the freedom of the states was fired from this building and I confidently predict the last shot for woman s freedom will be fired from here.
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Washington
Thaddeus Caraway
National Woman's Party
Caraway
Capitol Hill
Venire Reports for Trial of Ex-Deputy
A special venire of 250 reported for the trial of W. H. Puller a former deputy sheriff on murder charges in the death of Mary Ann Cothron. An insanity defense is planned. Cothron a divorcee had nursed her former husband recently injured in an accident. Louise Cothron said her mother refused to marry Puller after his attentions.
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San Antonio
U.P
W. H. Puller
Mary Ann Cothron
Puller
Auto crash fatal near Lufkin claims W C Henderson
In a night collision on a curve near Lufkin Texas W C Henderson aged 47 was fatally injured when the automobile he rode in collided with another car. His skull was fractured. Other occupants escaped injury.
Frank Jones Exonerated in Father Slaying
Frank Jones aged 25 was cleared of murder charges in the fatal shooting of his father J. W. Jones near Sugarland on October 7, 1939. Witnesses said the shooting followed a family quarrel during which the father threatened family members.
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Richmond
Tex
Frank Jones
J. W. Jones
Sugarland
Madame Fraya Declares No Restoration For Alfonso
A salon reader notes Madame Fraya foretold a bloodless revolution years ago. Alfonso later returned at friends’ urging, but Fraya instantly warned him there was no possibility of restoration.
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Alfonso
Madame Fraya
Mexicans Held in McAllen Jewelry Burglary
Four Mexican nationals were jailed in Reynosa on charges of burglarizing a McAllen jewelry store. About $2,000 worth of jewels were reported stolen and later recovered by Mexican police. Prosecution was expected to proceed in Mexico.
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Mcallen
Tex
Reynosa
Mex
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POLK
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