Adventures of Big-Foot Wallace continues in thirst and camp
The narrator describes resuming travel with the author who notes thirst scenes for a forthcoming Wayworn Wanderer chapter. After days without water, the party halts as the author records faces and expressions to capture distress. A muddy lagoon provides scarce water, the author praising it as the best he has tasted, and they camp to press on at dawn.
Ernst Young Seeks Appeal In 1930 Bradshaw Murder Case
Austin reporters note Ernst Young sentenced to 50 years for the Johnnie W. Bradshaw killing in Kendall County. Filed appeal in the Court of Criminal Appeals citing trial judge error on insanity instructions. Homer Edwards, also escaped from a state hospital, faced related charges. Odneal, convicted in Tarrant County for A. C. Fentriss murder, also appeals amid 49 trial exceptions.
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Austin
Ernst Young
Johnnie W. Bradshaw
San Antonio
Kendall County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Young
Homer Edwards
San Antonio State Hospital
Bradshaw
Guadalupe River
Cecil Qodneal
Tarrant
A. C. Fentriss
Odneal
Droppings From Diseased Chicks Hazard in Poultry House
A farmer warns that leaving cleanings where chicks scratch can spread disease. Droppings from one diseased chick may kill dozens of others, highlighting biosecurity risks in poultry houses.
Huntsville Guards Use Bayonets to Quell Crowd at Jail
National Guardsmen attacked a Huntsville crowd around Madison County jail with tear gas bombs and bayonets after protesters tried to advance on the jail where G E Henderson a black man is held in relation to the stay of H E Ross Huntsville businessman. Several guardsmen were struck by rocks and bricks but none seriously hurt. One man was struck with a gun butt and hospital staff said he was not seriously injured. The crowd was driven back about a block toward Huntsville business district before reforming outside the roped area.
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Huntsville
Ala
National Guardsmen
Madison County
G. E. Henderson
H. E. Ross
Tommy Baker
Car of Bandit Victim Found
Fort Worth reports the automobile of R. Goswell of Phoenix Arizona, a banker, robbed and beaten near Weatherford, was found at a filling station. The car had been left by a man who instructed it to be creased. Goswell received $30 in the robbery and was tossed from the car as he slept. A dairyman found him and took him to Weatherford police.
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Fort Worth
R. & Goswell
Phoenix
Ariz
Weatherford
Goswell
Ranger
Local farm supply ad from Jaenke & Schoenewolf and Oscar Krauskopf
Men urged to buy Stetson hats gloves caps shirts and farm gear from Jaenke and Schoenewolf with a full line of John Deere implements Plews mowers rakes peanut rakes hay loaders tractors and power machinery available at Oscar Krauskopf.
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Jaenke & Schoenewolf
John Deere
Oscar Krauskope
Kerr County Farm Shows Good Yield
Kerrville Texas September 29 A gross income of 1488 from 1209 sites of tomatoes by Kerr County truck grower F B Scott and his wife on 4 1/2 acres near Center Point. Irrigates with a deep well and gasoline pump. Sale includes baskets and local sales not counted. Dairying grows with new cream buying stations and Swift Company stations at Kerrville and Center Point under managers A Leyendecker and F G Hoffman.
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Kerrville
Tex
Kerr Cunty
F. B. Scott
Here
Center Point
Swift & Company
A. Leyendecker
F. G. Hoffman
Auto Hits Woman in Her Kitchen
In Columbus Ohio Mrs Gertrude Marburger 62 was in her kitchen when an out driving driver Sius Glushak ended his ride inside the frame addition of her brick home injuring her with bruises and nervous shock.
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Columbus
Gertrude Marburger
S'vius Glushak
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