Co op Refusal By Warehouse Hits Officer
San Angelo reports CO OP REFUSAL by warehouse and criticism of the National Wool Growers Association. F J Harenbarth, president, says warehouses failed to join the National Corporation, urging cooperation between warehouses and producers to meet wool marketing goals. He notes the Chicago platform could keep many agencies in business.
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San Angelo
Mar
F_ J Harenbarth
National Wool Growers Association
Priday
Hagentmrth
Ciicago
Busiqven
Ander
Hay and Reid Face Rum Charge Trial in Texas District Court
Hardy Hay and R PD Reid are tried on liquor charges after a night court session in Ban Marcos Texas. The duo, charged with possession and transportation of liquor, were arrested August 20 ten miles north of San Marcos on the Post Road. Officers Sheriff Chorge M Allen and Deputy Jim Gray seized liquor from two cars. one car held 31 five gallon cans and 19 pints of whiskey, the other nine five gallon drums and about 100 pints. A third man escaped. Hay and Reid claim a man named Little drove the larger car and promised to yield it if allowed to move his load. A. L. Shirtley, Angelo attorney, defends them with F M Cape of San Marcos aiding. District Attorney Pred Blundell and Assistant DA Lee Dietert prosecute.
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Marcos Tex
Hay
Reid
San Antonio
Little
A. L. Shirtley
Angelo
F. M. Cape of
San Marcos
Pred Blundell
Lee Dietert
Stamford Plans Big Rodeo and Reunion in June
Stamford officials set dates for the 1930 Cowboy Reunion June 26 27 and 28 with ranches within 100 miles supplying most of the talent Owners and managers of eight ranches including the Pitchfork 6606 Matador T-Diamond Half Circle S&S SX Ranch Colbert Cook Nail Davis Matthews Parrott Thomas Rhodes and others will be asked to send top hands and outlaw horses and steers for the event.
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Stamford
8. M. & Ranches
Pitchfork
6606
Matador
T-Diamond
S&s SX
Colbert Cook
Nail
Davis
Matthews
Parrott
Thomas
Rhodes
Prohibition Hearing Debate Cites Women Support
Washington dispatch reports Chicago economist Col Robbins arguing women’s suffrage supports prohibition at a judiciary committee hearing. Col Riny and Rebbine testify that wets claim a “Chinaman luck” overturned the dry law as the Prohibition debate continues.
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Chicago Dry
Washington
Col Rinyond Rebbine
Chicago
Howie Judiciary Committee
Col Robbins
Chicagoan
Women Clubs Seek Quarters for Visiting Delegates
An appeal by Mrs. Irn Sellers, chairwoman of the housing committee, requests residents to host visiting delegates for the Fifth District Federation of Women's Clubs convention in April. About 30 delegates are expected, with meals and entertainment planned. volunteers are urged to contact committee members to house and assist visitors citywide.
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Oolyet F Federation of Women's Club
Irn Sellers
Cluwirman
Permmis
Sellers
Walter FP. Jones
HC Wilke
George E. Love
W. FP. Aittleton
Kaye Moore
Jones
Tahoka Woman Guilty in Husband's Death
Tahoka Mrs Millie Turner aged 57 was found guilty by a jury of murdering her husband John Turner ten years ago and received an eight year prison term after a second trial. She had previously been convicted at a first trial with a two year term. The killing occurred in the couple's home and Turner testified the shot was accidental while her husband was cleaning a shotgun.
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Tahoka
Millie Turner
John Turner
Blaze Triggers Panic on NTL Trestle Bridge Incident
A fire burned into the International Bridge timbers on Thursday evening causing panic among Immigrant men customs officers and highway patrol personnel. Firefighters aided by a special unit extinguished the blaze before it could cause heavy damage. A Mexican witness reported the incident and authorities coordinated a rapid response ending with no injuries.
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Thurmdsy
Mirxican
Firemen Aid Comstock Lumber Yard Blaze
A chemical fire response reached Comstock Friday afternoon to help extinguish a lumber yard fire. Firefighters used a 70 gallon chemical tank to douse flames near paint storage while awaiting mobile apparatus from city authorities at Chief Wilbur Barter’s request.
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Comstock
Cometock
Cormock
Wilbur Barterime
Annual Spring Golf Meet Set in April May
The San Pelipe Country Club announces its annual spring golf tournament. All qualifying rounds run April 1 to 15 with no exceptions. The main event takes place April 15 to May 15, with prizes for each flight.
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San Pelipe
Priday
B. J. McDowell
Improvements on Piedras Negras Road to Sabinas
Mexican consul Sr. Lisandro Pena notes potential highway gains from Piedras Negras to Sabinas and onward to Monterrey Tampico and Mexico City after planned upgrades. Local chambers and the Highway Ministry inspect work, pledge federal paving, and assign a trader, caterpillar, and engineer to advance the route with regional funding efforts.
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Piedras Negras
Sabinas
del Rio
Monterrey
Tampico
Mexico City
Lisandro Pena
Nuevo Laredo-Monterrey
Villa Acuna
San Carlos
Allende
Gambinas
New Spain Dam
Don Martin Dam
Nuevo Laredo
Cattle Raisers Association of
Coahuila
Rain Threat Develops Into Friday Night Showers
Overcast skies and a forecast of probable showers for Friday night and Saturday described a weather pattern that could alter the day's plans. A light rain fell Thursday night and humidity reached 68 percent with thick mist early Friday morning as observers noted improving chances for rain.
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Hondon
Weather Bureau
Consul Reduces Staff In Del Rio Office
A general's office communication from San Antonio says clerks under the Del Rio consulate will be relieved April 1 due to budget reductions and new customs rules. Sr Rebredo, who served six years under Pena and 30 years in the U.S. will likely remain in the region, with the consul praising his faithful service.
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Robledolerk ii i del Rio
Thei i Econom
San Antonio
Lisander Pena
Beeare Juan
Galvan
David Marieno Garcia
Luis
Sr. Rebredo
Sr Pena
del Rio
Louisiana
Mexico
el Centenario
San Carlos
Priday
Sr. Robiede
Connally Letter Attacks Cabinet Ally in Trade Fight
A 190% letter, attributed to Secretary Adams and newspapered by the New York World, condemns Lamili advocates as thieves and hogs and frames Adams as a free trade proponent. Senator Somnalivy, Democrat of Texas, circulated the letter in the Congressional Record. Adams is in London with the American delegation to the naval conference.
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Washington
Adams
Lamili
Congressional Record
Somnalivy
Texas
Congress
New York
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Navy
London
London Naval
Belton Officers Trace Oil Bundle for Fire Cause
Belton officers investigate the Ham mersmith building fire causing about 15000 dollars damage yesterday. A bundle of rags smelling of oil found among the ruins pointed to an incendiary origin.
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Belton
Mar
Hammersmith
Golden wedding anniversary ends with arrest for chair throwing
The day after Mr and Mrs Sam Gregson of Glasgow marked their golden wedding anniversary the husband was arrested for throwing chairs at his wife.
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Sam Gregson
Glasgow
Damages Sought in Uvalde Car Crash Death Suit
Mrs. Mary A. Koontz of Victoria sues the city of Uvalde for 35909 damages over a 1922 automobile crash near the Leona River that injured Mrs. Claire Koontz and led to her death. The incident involved a vehicle falling from an embankment in Uvalde.
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Uvalde
Mar
Claire Koontz
Mary A. Koontz
Victoria
Leona River
Fire Killings and Explosions Strike New England Mills
Two Elsworth firemen die and two are seriously injured as a blaze in Ellsworth Maine destroys the Manesock County mill site. Damage estimated at a quarter of a million dollars. In Everett Massachusetts a Merrimac Chemical Company plant blaze with at least 20 explosions damages six buildings and causes many injuries from chemical fumes. total damage about 750000 dollars.
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Catted
Ellsworth
Mec
Hmaneosck
Everety
Mass
Merrimac Chemical Company
Yard and Garden Contest Launch in Del Rio
A Del Rio unit of the Yard and Garden Contest Association forms after a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Mrs E B Block chairs the beautification effort and H Wren is elected contest chairman. Supplies for promotion are ordered and a follow up meeting next Tuesday will name committees.
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del Rio
Yard and Garden Contest Association
Chamber of Commerce
E. 8. Block
H. Wren
Galvez Bandits Escape After Midnight Grocery Theft
In Galveston two youths burglarized a local grocery and fled from city officers in a running gun battle. Their auto crashed into a telephone pole during the chase, and the juveniles escaped. They had stolen a 500 pound safe taken to the beach and opened to seize the contents.
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Galveston
Mar
Solons Fail to Agree on Prison Legislation
United Press reports Austin lawmakers deadlocked as House and Senate conferees refuse to submit a new prison bill. Senate backs a new plant near Austin while the House seeks improvements at existing facilities. A proposed package calls for 150000 for Huntsville improvements and 450000 for completed prison farm buildings, aiming to resolve the emergency before the next session.
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United Press
Austin
House
Senate
Huntsville
Moody
Thursday Night Crowd Tops Week at Baptist Revival
At the First Baptist Church the Thursday evening revival drew about 309 attendees making it the largest crowd of the week Evangelist W Y Pond preached on Potter and the Clay from Jeremiah and shared an anecdote about Milo Potteries in Bentor Ark The sermon urged letting the Lord shape lives for beauty and usefulness Morning services offered encouragement Booster Band to host an open air outing in the 4 to 6 pm window No Saturday morning service but Saturday night services at 7 30 pm Sunday to include both morning and evening gatherings plus a baptizing service Revival ends Sunday night.
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First Baptist Church
W. Y. Pond
Milo Potteries
Bentor
Ark
Jesus
Texas retaliation over Wisconsin land ruling hits Valley sales
Texas retaliated after the Wisconsin real estate board refused approval for Rio Grande Valley land sales. Wisconsin machinery orders totaling over 300000 dollars by Texas firms were cancelled, and a Senate resolution urged Texans to avoid Wisconsin products. John Newman, board secretary, was discharged over buying land in Leflune Texas despite disapproval.
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Texas
Wisconsin
United Press
Austin
Mar
Wisconsin Real Estate Board
Rio Grande Development Company
Wisconsin Machinery
Senate
House
John Newman
Lefeune
Fred B. Robinson Announces Governor Bid on Roads
Fred B. Robinson, a veteran Texas newspaperman, announced his candidacy for governor from Waco on a better roads platform. He criticized the statewide road bond proposal and said $100 million spent by the State Highway Commission in the past three years was unwisely used. He favors reducing automobile license fees and cutting the state gasoline tax.
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The
United Press
Waco
Mar
Fred B. Robinson
Robinson
Texas
State Highway Commission
Continuance Granted in J Porter Will Contest and Other Cases
In Eldorado on March 14 the civil action to contest the late Jerome Porter will was continued for transcript delay. Attorneys for contestants filed notice of appeal. Six indictments by the grand jury named three individuals with four forgery charges and swindling by note and liquor possession. The state case against Earl Penn for theft of sheep and a defense motion for E M Thornton due to absence of a material witness also received continuances.
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Eldorado
Mar
Jerome Porter
J B. Hinde
Schleicher County
Wright and Yowell
Earl Penn
Penn
E. M. Thornton
Woman hanged herself in county jail probe begins
Oklahoma City March 14 An investigation into the domestic life of Alva Snyder and wife began after Mrs Snyder hanged herself in the county jail on her second attempt. The sheriff said the death by own action was caused by the second try. The body was found hanging from a blanket rope in the woman’s cell. Snyder is jailed on a drunkenness charge.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Alva Snyder
Aggie Specialist to Aid Federal Farm Board
G W Barnes beef cattle specialist from A and M College will work next year with the Federal Farm Board as cooperative organization expert of the livestock division. He is granted a year's leave of absence and will base his headquarters at College Station.
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Comain
Del Rio Weather Outlook With Showers This Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions with possible showers tonight and Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached 75 and low 46. Warmer in the Panhandle tonight as clouds bring periods of rain tonight and Saturday.
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the Panhandle
Militant Attitude Toward Wool Co Ops Draws Fire in Texas
Roger Crillis of the National Wool Marketing Corp says Texas wool houses oppose the government cooperative plan. He argues growers should decide for themselves and accuses opposition warehouses of backing a Boston based plan driven by self interest. The statement frames a clash among Boston wool trade, Texas warehouses, growers, and the U.S. government over marketing methods.
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Texas
Boston
Sancreto
del Rio
Co-Operative
Youth Shot in Affray Ends All Hope for Menarr
Special Correspondent from Menard reports Leeman Bally, 17, wounded in an affray, with authorities stating there is no hope for the victim. The shooting occurred in Menarr on March 14 as investigators search for attackers.
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Menarr
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United State
National Corporation
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Tor Myers Ae
National Won Marketing Corporation
Hardy Hay
R. PD. Reid
Blaze
VEMCO
Connally
Wariff
United Preea
Euvalde
New England
Millon
Court House
Galvez
Solons
Kansas City
Fred Robinson
J. Porter
AGGTE
Federal Board
del Rie and Vicinity
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East
Gillis
Roger Crillis
National Wool Marketing Corporation
United States
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