Casanova Sentenced to Twenty-Five Years for murder in Bexar County
In a high profile case that ran from Monday to Wednesday, Toe Casanova received a 25 year prison term for the slaying of Nicador Gorévade. The jury reached verdict Tuesday afternoon after lengthy arguments, with Casanova showing elation at the result and waiving a later motion for new trial. The shooting occurred March 5 during a car ride with Casanova and others. motive remained unexplained in testimony.
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Casanova
Priefest
Bexar County
Huntsville
Jon
Nicador Gorévade
Menaliy
Politeman
Tadze W. W. McCrory
Afcor
Carlos Bee
Scrept
Yence
Coronado
Irial
Dirigible Crew Watches Aerial Movie Aboard London Flight
An Imperial Airways Express B-33 flying over London shows the world’s first aerial motion picture. Sixteen crew and passengers watch for an hour as the saloon darkens while curtains close and a screen is set against the bulkhead. The show runs at an average 83 mph at 2009 feet.
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Universal Service
London
Realtor Declares Partners Filched X Word Plan Cash
J D Callicott sues J E Danziger and Marion H Kohn in Superior Court seeking accounting and dissolution of a Los Angeles real estate partnership. He says a cross word puzzle ad system produced 50 sales and earnings from 100 to 1000 dollars daily while the partners deny access to books.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
J.D. Callicott
J. E. Danziger
Marion H. Kohn
Callicott
Danziger
Kohn
Rselver
Arbuckle-Deane Wedding Delayed To May
Hollywood reports the Arbuckle-Deane wedding, postponed for weeks, will now occur in mid May. Earlier plans tied to an April 8 date to satisfy French requirements were abandoned as indefinite delays continued.
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Hollywood
Woris Veane
Roseoe Arbyne
Portis
Comesien
Douttee
Arbuckle-Tdeane
Wouli
Arbuckle
Calles Named Rail Congress Delegate for Brexiens
Holloway, GM of Eris bteal parinine railner, named by Presi Calico to represent Brexiens at the international railway congress opening in June in London.
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Calles
EAC
Grenade Pile Explosion Claims Three Lives
A pile of grenades exploded killing three individuals and injuring others. Authorities say the blast occurred during handling and investigators reported the grenades had not ignited initially but exploded catastrophically.
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Thesia
Anne Petar
Palate Wes Po
Tady Shinai
Wren
Former Day Agent Criticizes Prohibition Enforcement Hurdles
J. H. McKay, long head of the prohibition forces in the area and Corpus Christi, says law ties hands of officers and makes raids harder. He notes private residences require warrants, courts, and purchases to prove liquor violations, while hundreds were arrested and about 90 percent indicted and convicted in a 1924-25 window.
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Law
J. H. McKay
Corpus Christi
McKay
United States
McBar
Prohibition
United States Commissioner
la Terger
San Antonio
Federal
Merchants Refuse Good Friday Afternoon Holiday
Santa Barbara merchants abandon the old practice of closing at noon on Good Friday. Directors of the chamber of commerce opposed closing, saying many workers would spend time on the beach. They urged employers to grant afternoon time off for workers attending a Protestant union service, and asked ministers to move the service to a downtown theater.
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Santa. Barbara
Senta’. Barbara
Chamber “of “Commerce
Dallas re elects Democratic ticket
Dallas voters yesterday re elected Mayor Loris Blayiock and the city commissioners for another year. The Democratic ticket held a large majority with counts nearly complete, while the opposing ticket trailed by more than two to one.
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Dallas
Maryor Loris Blayiock
Board of City Commissioners
U S Nuns in Mexico Ask Aid and Return
American sisters of charity teaching in church schools in Mexico are banished from office and functions, with many schools affected. They are described as American citizens seeking aid and return.
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U.S
Mexico
Charity
Ites
Spain Tightens Ban on Foreign Wheat
Madrid reports a decree signed by Alfonso ordering a ban on foreign wheat to be used for flour production, reflecting a government move to control grain imports and stabilize domestic supply.
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Spain
Madrid
Siri Ogal
Bing
Alfonso
Deserted by Dirt Slide Ends in Tragedy
Lawrence Coulson risked his life to rescue Thomas Kean as a coal and dirt slide engulfed them. Kean refused aid saying his time was up while Coulson crawled to safety and watched the earth cover his friend.
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Mahanot City
Thomas Kean
Niger
Eskaly
Kean
Lawrence Couleson
Coulson
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