Forgery Case Leads to Five Year Suspended Sentence
Antonio Palacios received a five year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to forgery in 63rd District Court. Judge Joseph Jones allowed the term to be suspended following a jury verdict with such a recommendation. Several other cases were continued or dismissed including swindling charges and child abandonment matters.
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Antonio Palacios
63Rd District Court
Joseph Jones
Palacios
Santiago Gonzales
Ben E. New
E. W. Lasater
John Rosenow
Carta Valley
Edwards County
Jesus Romas
Leonard Perkins
J. E. Fabris
Services for J. W. Newton Held Tuesday
Funeral services for J W Newton 225 East Broadway 81 pioneer trail driver and settler were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Doran Funeral Home with Rev James F Black officiating Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery Newton died Monday after a nine year illness four operations survived by his widow four sons and four daughters 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild Active pallbearers included W A Hopkins C V Culpepper W S Brown Jim King and Clarence Herre ford
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J. W. Newton
East Broadway
Doran Funeral Home
James F. Black
Church of Christ
Westlawn Cemetery
Newton
Arkansas
Florence
Texas
del Rio
Corpus Christi
Laredo
San Antonio
George
Dee Newton
Robert Lee Newton
Felix Newton
Dallas
Bessie Newton McCurry
A. K. Stratton
Nolan Wells
Houston
Eva Stoner
W. A. Hopkins
C. V. Culpepper
W. 8. Brown
Jim King
Clarence Herreford
M. J. Wetzel
Religious Denominations in Syracuse University Enrollments
The Syracuse University student body includes 38 religious denominations with Methodists leading at 1,265 members among 5,126 students enrolled. The article notes France invented a system for making plate glass in 1691.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
France
Borderway Losing Tourists Over Perceived Bias
Bombay India January 12. Police and volunteers fought for an hour after a Nationalist meeting reassembled. Leaders were arrested. Highway 90 Association officials accuse San Antonio Chamber of Commerce of ignoring Borderway Route tourists via Del Rio, directing them north to San Angelo. Traffic slump partly blamed on a 17 mile Kinney County detour and paving. A conference is planned to address information bias toward Borderway.
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Bombay
India
U.P
San Antonio
el Paso
del Rio
Chamber of Commerce
Kinney County
Brackettville
Uvalde County
Honor Slaying Sparks Hawaii Mass Meeting
Honolulu reports mass meeting after terrorism probe ordered by Congress. Fort Shafter troops placed on alert and martial law discussed as residents demand swift action. Murder charges filed against Mrs. Granville Fortescue, Lt. Thomas Massie, and two sailors for the slaying of a native accused of attacking Massie’s bride.
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Honolulu
U.P
Hawaii
Fort Shafter
Judd
Granville Fortescue
Thomas Massie
U. S
Lt. Massie
Fortescue
Granville Roland Fortescue
New York
Washington Society
Joe Kahahawai
Hawaii Navy over ship St Massie case to resist police
Governor Judd of Hawaii reports to territorial delegate Victor Houston that navy officers accuse white women in Hawaii of being unsafe are malicious and exaggerated. Navy Secretary Adams orders Honolulu authorities to refuse surrender of St Massie to civil authorities without department permission.
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Washington
WUPI
Judd
Hawaii
Territorial
Victor Houston
Navy
Adams
Honolulu
St. Massie
Department
Solons Move Toward Two Billion Finance Bill
Washington January 12 Senate approved a two billion dollar reconstruction finance corporation bill as the president aims to have both this measure and its House companion ready for his signature before the weekend. The program seeks to deliver financial relief. approval came after last night’s actions in the Senate.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
White House
Mule Kicks Man to Death in West Virginia
Otey Thompson, 42, died after a mule kicked him at Northfork West Virginia local farm. Authorities investigated the incident and recorded it as a fatal farm accident. Thompson was a resident of the area and employed on the farm.
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Northfork
W. Va
Otey Thompson
N. Massie
EB. J. Lord
Kahbtheawer
Chauffeur Licenses Required for All Truck Drivers
County tax collector Lyle S. Almond explains House Bill 336 requires any person paid to drive a commercial motor vehicle of one ton or greater to hold a chauffeur's license. Exemptions apply only to owners who drive their own small trucks. licenses cost 3 dollars per year and require age 18 plus sworn statements on ability and drug or liquor use.
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Lyle S. Almond
Almond
Students Want Beer for Canadian and Michigan Students
Representative Clancy testifies to the Senate beer committee that Canadian university students can have good beer while University of Michigan students suffer from moonshine. The remarks come amid discussions on student access to alcohol.
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Washington
U.P
Clancy
Michigan
Senate Beer Committee
University of Michigan
Judge Holmes Quits Supreme Court Bench
Washington January 12 Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes resigns from the United States Supreme Court. President Hoover accepts the resignation and Holmes, age 61, becomes the oldest on the bench and the only surviving Civil War veteran in its official life. In Austin Texas University zoology professor Dr H J Muller is found semiconscious near Mount Bonnell after a two day disappearance. He is hospitalized with pneumonia feared from exposure and his wife notes he appeared despondent when he left home Sunday. Benedict of the University cannot explain the absence.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Hoover
Holm
Supreme Court
Judge Holmes
Muller
Texas University
Mount Bonnell
Oil Field Proration Hearing May Return to Commissioners
Railroad Commission Chairman C V Terrell said a Texas oil field proration hearing call will likely be issued this week with ten notices. He suggested the move could signal a return of oil field control to the Railroad Commission. The 1792 note on money creation appears as a stray line.
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Austin
U.P
Railroad Commission
C. V. Terrell
Texas
Terrell
McCutcheon Ranch Home Destroyed by Fire at Fort Davis
Fire swept the McCutcheon ranch near Fort Davis in Limpia Canyon early Monday, likely starting from a defective wiring. W. McCutcheon family was in El Paso at the time. The ranch, along the Pecos highway, is among the region’s largest game preserves.
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W. McCutcheon
el Paso
McCutcheon
Port JY
Limpia Canyon
orivis-Pecos Highway
Del Rio 1900 booklet highlights Val Verde County life
A 1900 Del Rio booklet compiled by H. Muen Enbergere details Val Verde County with 3,500 population, 48 pages of ads and data. It lists 45 telephone owners, local officials, tax values, rail shipping, water works, post office, newspapers, churches, businesses, and livestock figures.
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del Rio
Val Verde County
H. Muen Enbergere
W. W. Slaughter
Do. A. Culbertson
Horace Chilton
United States
James L. Slayder
Better Sheep Marketing Methods Urged for National Wool Growers
Paris January 12 France. Foreign Minister Aristide Briand desires to retire and War Minister Andre Maginot has died as Laval faces collective resignations from cabinet members.
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Paris
France
U.P
Laval
Aristide Briand
Andre Maginot
Murray Opens His Campaign for President
Oklahoma Governor William Henry Murray launches a national bid with a liberal view on prohibition, signaling intent to reach the White House. He rejects a vice presidential run and any Senate race, aims to control Oklahoma's Democratic delegation, and has toured 10 states delivering speeches to drum up support.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William Henry
Murray
White House
Elmer Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wall
Fort Worth Girl Named Flo Ziegfeld's Ideal Showgirl
Fort Worth reports Marian "Snappy" Miller, a Texas Christian University student from Waco, named Flo Ziegfeld's perfect showgirl of 1932. Miller stands five feet six inches tall and weighs 118 pounds, matching Ziegfeld's exact specs.
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Fort Worth
Flo Ziegfeld
Marian “Snappy” Miller
Texas Christian University
F. M. Miller
Waco
Ziegfeld
Sheep and lamb marketing reform urged at wool growers meeting
P J Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho urged abolishing commissions and stock yard charges to cut costs for sheep and lamb producers. He proposed slaughter near origin and shipping carcasses to distributors to reduce feed, yardage, and shrinkage costs. R C Pollock noted a campaign to promote use of all lamb carcass parts in daily diets.
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Salt Lake Diyry
P. J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National Wool Growers’ Association
Association
Hagenbarth
Pri
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and Mea Board
W Growers’ Association
Colorado-Nebraska
Lamb Feeders’ Association
Il Iin
Mussolini backs cancellation of war debts and reparations
Premier Mussolini favors cancellation of war debts and reparations. A Milan newspaper article by Mussolini argues there is no alternative between repudiation of debts or chaos. A foreign office spokesman says the article reflects Italian government policy on debts and reparations.
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Italy
Rome
W.P
Mussolini
Milan
Foreign Office
Impeachment Charge For Mellon Aired
House Judiciary Committee chair Summers announced that Wright Patman's impeachment charges against Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon will be examined at a public hearing tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Weather for Del Rio and Vicinity
Cloudy and warmer tonight with unsettled Wednesday. Yesterday’s high 56 and low 46. this morning 31. South portion may see rain or snow with warmer interior and possible storms in the east. northern areas colder.
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Tos
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