Woman on Murder Charge in Fort Stockton Trial Opens
Avila Henderson faces a murder charge in Fort Stockton as jury of 67 prepares to hear the case. Prosecutors say she fired three shots into Claude James Henderson as he slept beside his bride in a tourist camp on November 18 1930. About six witnesses are listed and the trial may last four days amid public excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Henderson
Claude James Henderson
Bride
Henderson
Trisl
W P Rocury
D. H. Mitchell
Desperate Conditions Hit Mexican Families in San Felipe
Police report indicate at least 30 families in San Felipe are destitute with unemployed men, widows and children lacking shoes and warm clothing. Local families seek work and relief as harsh winter worsens hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Felipe
Eticent
Slan Felipe
Bob Leakey
del Rio
Beamehold Tata
Guhers Te Ward
Foxx
Three Mexicans jailed to serve court fines in city
Judge C D Smith told Uvee violators that times are hard to pay drunkenness and disorderly conduct fines. Lane Gomez Manuel Vasquez and Octabiano Ortiz pleaded guilty in Corporation Court after arrest on Price Sunday night by Officer LeRoy. They were fined 12.70 dollars but lacking funds were jailed to serve sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D Smith
Uvee
Corporation Court
Corporation
Uvelr
Po Hceman Bob LeRoy
Lane Gomez
Manuel Vasquez
Octabiano Ortiz
Injured Passengers in Readville Train Collision
More than 20 passengers were injured Monday when an Express train collided with a local train on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Readville during a heavy snowstorm in Boston.
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Boston
New York
New Haven and Martford
Readville
Weather Outlook with Minor Southeast Temperature Change
The forecast calls for a fair night Monday and Tuesday with little change in the Southeast region. Sunday’s temperatures range from a low of 46 to a high of 98 degrees.
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West Texas
West Texas Sees Little Temperature Change
Weather notes show minimal temperature shifts across West Texas with unsettled conditions concentrating over the lower Rio Grande region.
Clara Bow in Los Angeles court amid embezzlement trial
Clara Bow sits with Rex Bell as Daisy DeVoe faces embezzlement charges in a Los Angeles courtroom. Bow’s testimony centers on money alleged to have funded her purchases while DeVoe served as Bow’s secretary. other proceedings and rebuttals are expected as the case advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
Rex Bell
L. A
Los Angeles
Daisy Devoe
Clara
Rewell
Tan
Clara Bowet
Cat
Miss DeVore
Inaugural Attracts Throng For Sterling Swearing In
From across Texas and neighboring areas hundreds gather in Austin for Ross Sterling's inauguration. Special trains and autos fill highways as weather aims for a 25 000 attendance. Chief Justice CM Cureton will administer the oath at noon with Mrs Dan Moody present. Gregory gym hosts the inaugural ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ross Sterling
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Mr. Sterling
Lone Star
CM. Cureton
Supreme Court
Gregory Gymnasium
Sterling
Dan Moody
Boy’s Leg Broken After Wheel Knocked by Car
Eleven year old John Hawkes of Eagle Pass suffered a severe leg fracture when a passing car struck his bicycle on Avenue A as he rode with a companion. Witnesses said the car halted after the impact. John, taken to a local hospital, was visiting relatives from Eagle Pass with his parents. The driver stopped at the scene and the accident was described as unavoidable.
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Avenue A
John
Hung Jury Discharges Brady Bank Robbery Suspect
After more than a day on trial R C Turner 23 was discharged in Brady under the claim the jury could not reach a verdict on robbery with firearms connected with the Farmers and Merchants Bank robbery in March 193? The jury stood seven to five for conviction. A companion case against Lucille Awalt Brady citizen had been set for Monday but was expected to be postponed to the next term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
R. C. Turner
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Turner
Dnce Miler
Lucille Awalt
Brady ¢Itt
Robbery at Palmers State Bank Reports Cash Missing
In Shiro on January 19, palm ers State Bank was robbed early Monday. Bandits gained entry through a rear window and fled after taking cash. Cashier E. R. Thomas described the scene with the vault door found standing open and money scattered on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiro
Palmers State Bank
E. R Thomas
Thomas
Funeral Services Held For Tom F. E. Jones In Utopia
Tom FE Jones, prominent Kinney County rancher, died of heart disease while tending sheep near Standart. Funeral services were Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Utopia, with interment in Utopia Cemetery. A morning service was held at his daughter’s home led by Rev. Charles Nixon, followed by a procession to Utopia for additional services assisted by Rev. Nixon of Del Rio. Del Rio residents attended the rites.
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T. EB. Jones
Kinney County
Armmg
Standart
Utopia
J. H. Harding
Charles Nixon
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Nixon
del Rio
Texas Pacific Faces ICC Dismissal on Promissory Notes
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Texas Pacific Railroad application to issue 13.9 million dollars in promissory notes on Monday. The action ends the request filed to raise funds for railroad operations.
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Washington
Texas Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Head Line Writer in Trouble Again Editorial
The Evening News defends its headline choice for an inauguration crowd and reiterates its prior support for Mr Sterling. The piece notes edits to fit space and asserts confidence in Sterling becoming governor of Texas.
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Evening News
Sterling
Mr. Sterling
Sterlin
Texas
Mexican Cowboy Brought for Medical Care in Villa Acuna
Pedro Sota a Mexican cowboy working on Dr F M Rose ranch was brought to Williams Sanitarium Sunday after two days and nights in rain and cold high altitude. He lies unconscious with swollen lips from dehydration. Transported by A Doran ambulance from Del Rio.
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Pedro Sota
F. M. Rose
T ‘ . Wilka
Williamsa Sanitarium
Dr. Rose
Villa Acuna
Doran
del Rio
Mexican Consul Appoints Secretary Pani Here
Jose Elixando Pani, former Foreign Relations official, is named secretary to Mexican Consul Lisandro Pena. Pani arrived Saturday night and previously studied law at the University of Mexico City before joining the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Elixando Pani
Foreign Relations Department
Mexico
Lisandro Pena
Pani
Mexican Republic
St Paul
University of Mexico City
Selecting Jury in Abduction Hearing
Jury selection was underway for the trial of Dee Perkins charged with abduction. The hearing convened at 2 o clock Monday afternoon after delays due to missing material witnesses last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Perkins
Rabies Outbreak Linked to Pet Squirrel In Austin
Mrs J R Summers of Uvalde and Coy Summers of this city were connected to a rabies case after a neighbor's pet squirrel bit multiple people. The animal tested in Austin showed rabies and ten others were bitten, prompting Pasteur treatment for several locals including A W Keyser who was bitten by a skunk weeks earlier.
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J. R. Summers
Uvalde
Coy Summers
del Rio
Austin
A. W. Keyser
Pasteur
Prisoners Escape Near South Bend Found Sought
A hundred police and deputy sheriffs combed the woods along the St. Joseph River for three of five inmates who escaped from jail in South Bend on Sunday.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph River
Wool Co-Ops Report Prices From Texas Sales
About 1,669,000 pounds of wool sold by Texas co-operatives to January 8 at 66 to 70 cents per pound on a clean basis. Lone Star Co-Operative of San Angelo reported 1,793,000 pounds at 68 to 75 cents. Five Texas co-ops located in San Angelo Del Rio Sonora Menard and Uvalde. 90 percent advances were issued on receipt.
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National Wool and Mohair Marketing Corporation
Southwestern Wool and Mohair Co-Operative Marketing Corporation
Boston
Roger Gillis
Wool and Mohair Co-Operatives
Texas
Sesional
Lone Star Wool and Mohair
San Angelo
Son Angelo
del Rio
Sonora
Menard
Uvalde
Death Claims J O Taylor At Temple Sanatorium
J O Taylor 71 a prominent Val Verde County ranchman and longtime Del Rio National Bank director died in Temple Sanatorium after weeks of critical illness. He came to the county 43 years ago and is survived by wife, a son Jr., a sister and four brothers. Funeral at 4 pm Tuesday at the family home with Masonic burial services and pallbearers drawn from the bank board.
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JO. Taylor
Val Verde County
Temple Sanitarium
del Rio
Taylor
Temple Institution
del Rio National Bank
Jr. Jr
Viola Franks
Frank Taylor
Beaver Lake
John Taler
Nathan Taylor
Mason County
Ira Taylor
East Second Street
Charles Nixon
First Methodist Church
Fire damages Michigan Capitol in incendiary probe
Investigations advanced to determine if the early Monday blaze at the Michigan State Capitol was started intentionally. Damage reached $50,000 destroying Civil War relics, other valuable historical items, and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
State Capitol
Mexican Eagles Caught In Traps On Nearby Ranches
A seven foot Mexican eagle was shot and killed by Harry Bochat at the C F Bode ranch near Catta Valley. The bird was trapped and this marked Bochat's second eagle killed in a week amid depredations on yearling goats and lambs. Floyd Hodge of the Armistead ranch in Carta Valley also reported killing two similar eagles last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bochat
C. F. Bode
Catta Valley
Bochat
Floyd Hodge
Armistead Ranch
Carta Valley
Plane Search For Lost Ranchman Ends With Crash
The report notes a missing ranchman involved in a search effort ends with a crash. The incident prompts questions about aviation safety and the ongoing rescue operation details remain sparse.
Rancher Zambrano Found Safe After Night in Hill Cave
Alberto Zambrano of Del Rio, a 200000 acre ranch owner near San Gregorio Coahuila Mexico, returned to the ranch house Friday after spending a night in a hill cave during a search. A plane piloted by A F Fitzpatrick and Gayle Chappin crashed into a tree while attempting a takeoff after landing on the ranch.
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Alberto Zambrano
del Rio
San Gregorio
Coahuila
Mexico
Zambrano
A F Fitzpatrick
Blue Bird Cafe
Gayle Chappin
Nebraska
Zambrano Ranch
F. Firzpatrick
W. E. Campbell
Last Services for Mrs. Bogard
Funeral services for Mrs. D. L. Bogard were held at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. G. Cartier officiating. Interment followed at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Mrs. Bogard, a 25 year Del Rio resident, was survived by her husband Dan Bogard health officer at the international bridge a daughter Mrs. Beulah Sterling and a brother in California. Doran Undertaking Company arranged the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bogard
Seventh Street
Avenue
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
O. M
Sacred Beart
Gusher Breaks Out in Oklahoma City Wholesale District
A huge gusher in Oklahoma City’s wholesale district on Monday poured thousands of barrels of inflammable petroleum and gas over the area. About one hundred National Guardsmen patrol the scene as Well No. 1 of the T. B. Shick Oil Corporation blew out, resisting operators attempting to set a flow line.
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Oklahoma City
National
T. B. Shick Oi) Corporation
Lumber venture eyed near Presidio Texas by Moore Miller
San Angelo January 19 Tom Moore and R R Miller departed for Chihuahua Mexico to inspect timber properties and plan a lumber mill on the Mexican border at Presidio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tom Moore
R. R. Miller
Chihuahua
Mexico
Presidio
Texas
Women Hitch-Hikers Beg Meal at Del Rio Boarding House
Two young women who claimed to be hitch-hiking asked for food at a Del Rio boarding house on Sunday. They were feed before leaving, reflecting a shift in the town where travelers frequent the facilities amid a steady influx of drifters.
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del Rio
Funeral rites for Mrs Stone held here
Mrs Frank Ruth Stone 76 died at her home on East Fourth Street after a 17 day illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev James F Black at Doran Funeral Home. She was married 25 years ago and had lived in Sonora, San Angelo, Hillsboro, and Meredian before settling in Del Rio 30 years ago. Survived by two children, 22 grandchildren, one great grandchild. husband died earlier. lived with grandson Harold Harris and step-granddaughter Mrs Zilma. Additional survivors include Mrs Susie Murray, Mrs Jim Smith, Mrs Patrick Kelly.
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Frank Ruth Stone
Herome
East Fourth Street
Doran
James F. Black
Church
Christ
Stone
del Rio
Sonora
San Angelo
Hillsboro
Meredian
A. Cr. Stone
Harold Harris
Zilma
Herbert Stone
Susie Murray
Jim Smith
Ozona
Patrick Kelly
Los
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