Barrow Again Laughs at Law In Lancaster Bank Robbery
Dallas report states Clyde Barrow Raymond Hamilton and a third man robbed the R. P. Henry bank at Lancaster for 4138. A woman linked to Bonnie Parker was seen with them and a car later tied to the escape. Officials traced the trio to Stillwell Oklahoma where arrests followed a joint search.
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Dallas
Clyde Parrow
Lancaster
R. P. Henry & Sons Bank of
Clyde
Raymond Hamilton
West Dallas
Hister
Texas
Klebure
Bonnie Parker
Barrow
Middle West
Hamilton
Fastham State
Kieberg
G. Jeff Waggoner
Wichita Falls
Trio
Stillwell
Oklo
Bitter Opposition Rises in French Chamber Over One Man Rule
Premier Doumergue faces stiff resistance as the chamber recalls his tariff decree plan and reinstates a 10 percent tax on foreign labor with less than a decade in France. Deputies challenge dictatorial powers while ministers compare to Roosevelt and Hitler precedents.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Paris
Doumergue
France
Chamber
Senate
Warrants Planned for Attorney C W Howth and Others
Federal grand jury indicts Beaumont attorney C W Howth and eight others in Chambers County on conspiracy to violate federal revenue laws. Indictment alleges operation of stills and whisky manufacture on Howth Hampshire farm. Bond for Howth set at 2500. co-defendants include R W Howth Morris Wooten Mrs Morris Wooten Herbert Robinson D L Matthews Jesse Sanders Bill Harrison Tex Brazier.
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Houston
C. W. Howth
Beaumont
Federal Grand Jury
Internal Revenue Laws
C. W Howth Hampshire Farm
Chambers County
Albert W. Thomas
U.S
Howth
Congress
R. W. Howth
Morris
Hank) Wooten
Morris Wooten
Herbert Robinson
D. L. Matthews
Jesse Sanders
Bill Harrison
Tex Brazier
Texas State Fair Seeks New Manager After Resignation
Officials of the State Fair of Texas search for a successor to Otto Herold who resigned. The $10,000 a year job becomes vacant as the by laws limit the fair to one paid executive. Rosser Coke notes Herold’s departure follows discovery of the rule. Herald stays on the board.
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Dallas
U.P
State Fair of
Texas
Otto Herold
Herold
Rosser Coke
Fair Organization
Herald
No Saturday Bath for Bushman the Chicago Gorilla
Bushman the Lincoln Park gorilla in Chicago will continue daily shower baths despite cold weather. Keeper Edgar Robinson says the 700 pound animal insists on a bath every day.
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Chicago
Bushman
Lincoln Park
Edgar Robinson
Hubby Withdraws Divorce Action in Esther Ralston Case
George Webb withdrew his divorce filing after a joint attorney conference. He said the double filing was a mistake and the separation was prompted by Ralston to boost her film comeback. Webb cited publicity goals and claimed the actual estrangement began 30 days ago.
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Los Angeles
Esther Ralston
George Webb
Frey
Webb
Miss Ralston
Fire destroys Gladetex refinery and tanks at Gladewater
Fire caused by oil leaking from a still ignited in a waste pit at the Gladetex refinery in Gladewater yesterday. Six large oil tanks and a gasoline tank burned. Superintendent J. W. Hefner and general manager H B Poff estimated losses over 12 500 with plans to rebuild. No other property damaged except a few cabins. Ralph Jordan, 23, Auburn basketball coach, noted as a young mentor.
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Gladewater
Gladetex
J. W. Hefner
H B. Poff
New Official Leads Dalworthington Homestead Colony Bid
Walter B. Scott of Fort Worth became president of the Dalworthington subsistence homestead colony board between Fort Worth and Dallas. Directors named include John E. Ownes and Lewis T. Carpenter of Dallas, with J. M. North Jr. as second vice president. Officers will move from Dallas to Arlington as the five-member board adds one Fort Worth and one Arlington member and a federal representative. About $6,500 in bills were referred for verification as bids for constructing 50 houses were authorized.
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Texas Homestead Colony
Fort Worth
Walter B. Scott
Dalworthington
Here
Dallas
Scott
W. C. Easterwood, Jr
John E. Ownes
Lewis T. Carpenter
Easterwood
J. M. North, Jr
State Senator Indicted In Bank Fraud Case in Houston
Indictments filed against State Senator Gus Russek of Schulenburg and two First National Bank officials accuse them of misusing about 510,000 in funds. Russek, Texas Senate banking committee chair, held cashier and director roles. Vogt men named cashier and present cashier. Russek resigned as bank vice president in 1932 but remained a director. He is free on 5 000 bond.
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Houston
Gus Russek
Schulenburg
First National Bank
Yester
Federal Court
Russekl
Charles A. Vogt
Otto G. Vogt
Russek
Texas Senate
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Foo
Tao
Oes
Ralph Jordan
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