Pair Charged in Shoplifting Case Returned
William Hepworth and Mary Groves, both charged in a shoplifting case, are back in Potter county jail after being returned Sunday from Long Beach California. Hepworth, once convicted in district court, had sentence affirmed and bond forfeited. Groves was released on bond and had not stood trial.
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William Hepworth
State
Mary Groves
Potter County
Long Beach
California
Hepworth
Court of Criminal Appeals
Henry Bishop
Wurzbach Indicted on Six Counts in Campaign Cash Case
The indictment against Congressman Harry M. Wurzbach, returned by a federal grand jury in Waco, contains six counts. He is charged with receiving campaign contributions from federal employees, under section 208 of the penal code. Bond is set at $2,500 by Judge Charles A. Boynton. Trial could occur in any Western District of Texas location, including Waco, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso, Del Rio, or Pecos.
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Candidates to Speak Tonight at Glenwood
Four candidates for mayor and four for city commissioner will speak at Glenwood school tonight at 8. The Glenwood Boosters club sponsors the event with pie and coffee from the PTA. Lunch has a small charge, but no admission fee.
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Glenwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Glenwood Addition
Rancher Malcolm Shelton Returns for Annual Convention
Malcolm Shelton, once living in El Paso since last summer, travels back for the convention. He runs a Dalhart area operation and a ranch near Alamogordo with a noted ratio of five deer per cow on his land.
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Malcolm Shelton
el Paso
Malcolm
Dalhart
Alamogordo
Kansas City Seen as Nation's Airplane Center
William B. Stout, president of the Stout Metal Plane Co, a Ford branch, visits Kansas City and says the city has great potential to become the nation’s airplane center due to its airport proximity and central location.
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International News Service
Kansas City
William B. Stout
Stout Metal Plane Company
Ford Motor Company
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Death of Eddie Glennon recalls old New York tenderloin era
Eddie Glennon Police Captain once ruled the tenderloin in a wide open New York era. He rose from patrolman in 1885 to captain, faced multiple dismissals for neglect of duty, won a retrial and acquittal, then retired on pension at 72 after a heart attack. He died in an uptown apartment.
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Edward Glennon
New York
Big Bill” Devery
Glennon
Second Avenue
Devery
Court of Appeals
Green
Mulberry Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ends Coughs Quickly
For decades Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughs quickly and soothes inflamed tissues. It clears irritation from mucus and phlegm and reduces nervous hacking and night coughs. Children benefit by averting croup while mothers praise its safety for all ages. For sale by Randal Drug Co.
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Foley
Randal Drug Co
Charter No 47156 Loan and Brokerage Company Official Statement
The Southern States Mortgage Company at Amarillo Texas presents its official financial condition as of December 31 1928 in the Amarillo Globe. The figures show loans and real estate notes furniture cash on hand accounts receivable total capital stock and profits with liabilities including notes bills payable and unearned credits. The sworn statement is signed by Vice-President L B Newby and Secretary Charles M Holt before Notary Mary E Desper on March 2 1929.
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Mtg. Co
Amarillo
State of Texas
Amarillo Globe
County of Potter
L. B. Newby
Chas. M. Holt
A. D
Mary E. Desper
Potter County
Texas
Goucher Girls Fuss Over Dean's Questions
Baltimore March 4. Henry Brattan Doyle dean of men at George Washington University erred when he asked the dean of girls at Goucher College questions that sparked campus backlash and debate over campus conduct and student authority.
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Dean
International News Service
Baltimore
Henry Brattan Doyle
George Washington University
Washington
Goucher students rally against dean over dress code and questions
Goucher College students on North Charles Street march through the wire enclosed campus amid protests. They shave and wear garterless socks while defending themselves against Dean Doyle’s letter which the student leaders call foolish despite being authored by a university dean.
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Goucher
Forest Woman's College
Charles Street
Doyle
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