Slot Machine War Reignites In Kret Benar County
County and district officials in Kret Benar announce a renewed crackdown on slot machines in San Antonio area residences and speakeasies. Sheriff Hausser pledges cooperation while investigators seize age restricted devices, marking the first renewed enforcement in two years after a federal injunction lapsed.
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Kret Benar
Ber
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San Antonio
Walter Tynan
D. F B. Davis
Hausser
Albert Hausser
O. E. Plack
O. O. Bachtel
Feminal Circuit Cour of Appeals
Aviation Fields Attract Youth Held for Mother
Paul Ceslow a 16 year old from Phoenix Arizona eager for aviation was taken into custody in San Antonio after hitchhiking to visit air fields. His mother arranged action with local authorities and plans a tour of area fields before returning him home.
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Paul Ceslow
Phoenis
Aris
Bexar County
Edward Mabtrito
San Antonio
Madrito Piaits
Returns Unharmed Dr. Alfred E Budde
Dr. Alfred E Budde of North Chicago has returned home unharmed after a disappearance or alarming event. Details remain sparse but authorities confirm his safe return.
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Alfred E. Budde
North
Chicago
Invest in a business amidst San Antonio growth ad
Classified notice promotes buying into a private business in San Antonio noting growth prospects. The brief signals an investment opportunity and references a Light Glass used asset sale and a contact channel through the classifieds.
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San Antonio
Death claims native of SA William H McRae
William Henry McRae 6 year old retired salesman and Spanish American War veteran died at his home 824 Lee Hall Street. A life long resident, funeral at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Hagy and McColum chapel with Rev. John Robinson officiating. Survived by two sons Hand R McRae and a daughter Mrs A E Hitzfelder, two brothers J R McRae and C C McRae, four sisters Mesdames T J Jett R E Chrome B J Rowe and J S Caldwell.
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William Henry McRae
Lee Hall Street
Waas
Hagy and McColum Chapel
John Robinson
McRae
Hand R. W. McRae
A. E. Hitzfelder
J. 3
C. C. McRae
Hird
Mesdames
T. J. Jett
R. E. Chrome
J. Rowe
J. 8. Caldwell
Lucas Discovers Man Sought by Father Is Dead
A missing man was found dead. P. Linthicum of Alameda appealed to the postmaster for help locating his son last seen years ago. Arthur M. Peterson of the Eighty-Eighth Observation Squadron reported the boy had drowned after years apart.
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PG. Lucas
P. Linthicum
Alameda
Linten
Lucas
Peterson
Stolen Vacuum Cleaner Found and Miscellaneous Thefts Reported
Detectives Al Hartman and A. o Lankford recovered a £125 vacuum cleaner from 2 WL Blount. Theft incidents include nine water faucets stolen from Fourth and Richmond, three fires stolen from M C Sowell, and cigars and cigarettes taken from Herman Sons wallet at 825 South St Marys. CALCUTTA April 12 Rabindranath Tagore laments world speed undermining civilization.
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al Hartman
A. O Lankford
Blount
Nasberg Street
Joe D. McShane
Laurel Helghin Glace
Fourth
Richmond
HH. Stone
City
M. C. Sowell
Crosby Place
Herman Sons
South St. Mary's Atrent
Trial in Fortescue Home Lynching Case Opens
In Honolulu on April 8 the prosecution outlined a plot to abduct Kahahwai and kill him at Mrs. Granville Fortescue's home. Witnesses linked Fortescue, Massie, Lord, and Jones to the crime as the car pursuit and body disposal unfolded. Defense counsel reserved opening remarks as evidence described a staged scene with a drawn blind house and a pistol, rope, and bloodstains among the presented items.
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Honolulu
Ariots
Granville Fortestue
Joseph Kahahawni
Navy
John @. Kelley
Kahahawel
Koko Head
Fortescue
Kahehawai
Kelley
Kehahawai
Kahahawai
Clarence Darrew
Unl
von Amswald
Princeton Alumni Head To Texas For Conference
Princeton University official Twirston J. Davies travels to San Antonio to confer with alumni of the institution. He will be hosted by Major and Mrs. G C Greson at a dinner and later address Texas Military Institute students. He then attends a luncheon at the Gunter Hotel before continuing to Houston.
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Twirston J. Davies
Meduate
Texas Military Institute
Gunter Hrolet
Houston
Nine Widows Fight for $10,000 Life Policy Reward
In Chicago on April 12 a probate judge ruled nine widows receive nothing from Clarence Holmes's $10,000 policy. The judge noted one widow was the tenth wife and Holmes was killed by one of his wives last June. The award went to his sister.
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Omicago
Clarence Holmes
Oscar Caplan
Holmes
Hig
Sinter
U S Grain Exports Show Weekly Decrease in 1965
U S export grain totals fell to 1 902 000 bushels last week from 1965 000, with wheat at 1 744 000 against 1 877 000 and corn 125 000 against 68 000. Canadian grain from U S ports reached 894 000 bushels, while North American wheat four stood at 104 000 barrels versus 150 000.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Commerce Department
Untitled Regional Weather And Place Mentions
A fragmented OCR style item lists places in Oklahoma Texas and nearby states with scattered weather notes and dates. Mentions Teeny Weather Week True Teeny and several city names such as Cheyenne Arlington Port Arthur and New Orleans with unclear context.
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Ialtans Lane
Oklabinn
Maxton
Uni Lmitnd
Hirined
WDM
Kivive Ainattinasy
Katia
Ailione
Mbinurrane
S.A
Amarilo
Amm
Texan
Mewar
Cheyenne
Olean
Tolan Serer
Ett
Din
Vafear Mani
Ernie
Anny Port Arthur
Pat
Mint
Tear
Rigitene
Menie
Win Khrevegmr
Federal Prohibition Arrests Reach Record Figures
Federal prohibition agents arrested 100,000 persons in the nine months ending March 31. Woodcock reports 67,157 cases with multiple individuals, 64,853 taken to federal courts, 19,201 to state tribunals, fines of 4,478,000 in federal courts and 1,190,500 in state courts, jail terms totaling 15,417 years federally and 1,155 years state.
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Washington, D.C
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Stresta
Oklahoma City schools approve cuts save $186,890
Oklahoma City, April 17. The school board cut district spending for the year starting July 1 to $2,436,259 and scheduled an April 30 election to reduce the 10 mill levy to 7.9 mills. They rejected salary reductions for key staff.
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Oklahoma City
Cula
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