Damages Sought in Silk Hosiery Case in 1933 Arrest
Conrad Hahn, a silk hosiery sales advocate, sues Real Silk Hosiery Mills Inc and officers including Sheriff Alber Hausser for 15000 pounds and 7500 dollars each in compensatory and exemplary damages. He claims arrest in Lavede on April 4 1933 for theft and theft by ballet, and ten hours jail in Bexar County before pleading guilty due to pressure.
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Conrad
Hahn
Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc
Alber Hausser
Hausser
Ohio Casualty Company, Inc
Lavede
Bexar County
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
Periti
Haircuts Cut to Five Cents Causes City Uproar
In Scottsvelf Neb an uproar swirled as barbers posted five cent haircuts during a tense period. A shop offered five cent cuts when hostilities ceased, while locals watched as prices fluctuated amid calls for peace and stabilization.
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Scottselvef
Neb
Court records recount acquittal in appeal case
The petitioner alleges charges would be filed against him and Hahn appealed to the county court at Taw where he was acquitted. The suit was filed in the Forty fifth District court before Judge 3. G. Taylor.
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Hahn
Taw
3. G. Taylor
He Spent His Days Worrying About a Disease
A health ad urges readers to ignore acid stomach and follow simple directions or take Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tablets. One tablet substitutes for each teaspoon of the liquid to neutralize stomach acids and relieve distress.
Power Trusts Pious Mask
Washington April 5 The six year FTC probe into electric utilities edges toward final report with claims that public officials were tied to power interests. Despite reforms, the article argues the industry retains predatory practices and continues to influence policy, echoing Samuel Insull’s legacy.
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W. W. Chaplin
Washington, D. C
Usi
Electrical Trust
Federal Trade Commission
Tascuefaer
Roosevelt
Samuer Insull
NRA
The
Recovery Administration
Washington
Federal Trade Commissor
Thomas Alva Edison
Stield
Captain Faytor Ordered to Hawaii for Duty Tour
Cent. Frank E. Faytor, assistant to the Eighth Corps Area judge advocate general, has orders to sail from San Francisco May 26 for a tour of duty in Hawaii. He plans a month’s leave before sailing. He has served at Fort Sam Houston since September 1930 after transferring from Washington for duty with the Second Division and later to corps area headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Faytor
Eighth Corps
Arey
San Francisco
Hawaii
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Corps Area Headquarters
Blacksmiths Target Coal Bids For Fort Sam Houston Area
Federal officials highlighted notices for bids on 84 12 tons of smithing coal to be opened April 20. Fort Sam Houston smithy shops receive 25 tons and 59 1 2 tons are allocated to other forges in the Eighth Corps area.
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Fort Sam Houston
Eighth Corps
Texas Vets Invited to Claim Cash Bonus
About 1090 veterans from World War I and earlier war era are urged to contact F. Leonard at the Texas state service offices in the Land Office Building Austin to claim a cash bonus. Many veterans, including those who enlisted in Pennsylvania and now reside in Texas, may be eligible but unaware.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
F. Leonard
State Service
Austin
Hix
Infantry Band to Open Weekly Concerts at Fort Sam Houston
The Twenty third Infantry band led by Warrant Officer Otto Majewski will present a series of Thursday concerts at Fort Sam Houston. Invitations extend to the public to attend these events as the infantry advances its program.
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Twenty-third Infantry Band
Otto Majewski
Fort Sam Houston
City News Dance and Orchestra Tour Schedule Ad
Free dance events run Saturdays Sundays and Wednesdays at Bleasalten Road location. Chamber committee tour on Thursdays features Mitem Building events with the Columbians' orchestra. Admission listed as 45e for attendees.
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Chamber of Committee
Columbians’ Orchestra
Woodin in Hospital After Throat Ailment
William H. Woodin former secretary of the treasury rests comfortably in hospital with a throat ailment. His condition was reported favorable today. Akino Teugo No-Miya crown prince of Japan visits venerable shrines in the imperial palace to honor over 100 generations of ancestors.
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Woodin Holding
New York
Willam H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Fayls
Tokio
Akino
Téugo No-Miya
Japan
Imperial Palace
Robbery Reported In New York Woman Loses Jewelry
Mrs John Loeb niece of Governor Herbert H Lehman reports jewelry valued at twenty thousand dollars stolen while visiting at the Lebhans home. Separate maintenance case in Chicago ends with a $20 weekly alimony award after a dispute where the husband refused to speak. In Kerrville Texas a county grand jury no-bills Charles Miller in the killing of Camp Verde dairyman Raymond Penon from October 4.
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New York
John Loeb
Herbert H. Lehman
Arthur Lebhans
Kerrville
Charles Miller
Texas
Raymond Penon
Camp Verde Dairyman
Ocber
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Buddy
Bleasalten Road
Chicago
Hey
Ara
Jesse Conway
Joske
Juvenile Manufacturing Co
Farhous
Dickie Moore
Juvenile Mfg. CO
C.O.D
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Fulton
Ely
Bargain
LOT No
Seersucker
Jodhpur
Arake
Doake
Hargela Bavenent
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