Officers Win First Tilt W Court In Keble
Rural deputy constables won the first tie in their bid to make arrests after Justice of the Peace John R. Shook refused to dismiss five traffic cases. The defendants challenged rural officers operating outside their precincts, while the county attorney urged dismissal. Justice Brook later dismissed two cases at the request of Streel and Schaefer. reasons included schooling and a mother earning a living. The county attorney pledged further comment on rural deputies soon.
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Keble
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
Bill Streel
Ed Schaefer
Luita
Davis
Bexar County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court
Brook
Street
Schaefer
Turel
Noisy Burglar Scare Near Magnolia Avenue
A clumsy burglar attempted to enter James GC White’s home on East Magnolia Avenue, awakened neighbors when lights came on, and fled as officers searched the area. A coat and purse were reported stolen from Hazel Hintton’s parked car near the auditorium during a nurses’ convention. Plumbing theft occurred on Delgallo Street. J R Marquette reported an electric clock, a suitcase, and clothing stolen from 307 Roslyn Street. HL Higdon’s storewatcher left in charge disappeared with a wrist watch, clothing, and $40 cash.
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James GC. White
Magnolia Avenue
Bheir
Hazel Hintton
Harlingen
Texas
Delgallo Street
Five Kelly Pilots Flying Ships to San Antonio
Five Kelly field pilots were en route to San Antonio Thursday in P-12 pursuit planes secured at Matherfield California. Capt. L A Dayton was in command of the unit.
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Kelly
San Antonio
Matherfield
California
L.A. Dayton
Campaign Costs Meeting Called in Senate For Inquiry
Washington April 14 The chairman tolled a meeting of the senate elections committee for Saturday to consider the Dickinson resolution to create a committee to investigate 1932 campaign expenditures.
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Washington
Ghairman Bhortridge
Senate Elections Committee
Dickinson
Crete
Pioneer dance fiesta rehearsals at Fort Sam Houston club
The Pioneer association has accepted Brig. Gen Halstead Dorey invitation to use the Officers' club at Fort Sam Houston Friday night for a rehearsal of the Pioneer hall fiesta. Hartmann's Security orchestra will perform at Security hall with Wednesday and Saturday dances. Cartwright's old-time versus Hartmann's modern music featured. dancing until 1 am.
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Pioneer Association
Halstead Dorey
Fort Sam Houston
Hartmann
Cartwright
Ohio asks National Guard for mine area aid
Ohio authorities in Harrison County call for National Guard troops to quell a mine strike riot near Adena. One nun died and another wounded in the unrest. Steubenville reports a man was killed at the Goodyear Adena mine as workers and guards dispersed rioters. Walter Kimbel, 50, said to have urged workers to stay home, was shot, possibly by land guard observer Col. Don Caldwell.
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Columbus
Ohio
State of
Harrison County
Adeng
Frank D. Henderson
Steubenville
Onto
National Guard
Somers
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Adenan
Bar Ges
Walter Kimbel
Atla
Don Caldwell
No Classes Adopted At University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh April 14 A no classes education plan was introduced at the University of Pittsburgh. Students may drop in for advice from instructors and then log their study themselves. The plan allows returning to regular classes if progress is unsatisfactory and will be restricted to selected students noted in the forthcoming university catalogue.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Disney Declared Oklahoma Solon Wins House Seat
In Washington on April 14 the House elections committee voted 11 to 0 to disallow a recount petition and declared Wesley Disney a Democrat elected as the representative from Oklahoma's first district.
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Washington
House Elections Committee
Charles O'Connor
Wesley
Disney
Oklahoma
Veteran Pay Change Sought for Disabled Emergency Officers
Washington April 14 The Veterans Administration head Frank T Hines urged the House Military Committee to modify the Disabled Emergency Officers Retirement Act. He cited about seven thousand officers on the list who should not be drawing retired pay and recommended a review board to inspect cases. David O Smith of the Veterans Bureau supported the Blanton resolution to repeal the act noting estimates below one thousand when Congress passed it.
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Washington, D. C
Frank T. Hines
Veterans
House
David O. Smith
Veterans’ Bureau
Army Ball Player Suffers Broken Jaw at Brooksfield
Private Archie Matthews of the Sixty-second Service squadron at Brooksfield lay in the hospital Thursday with a broken jaw after a pitched ball struck him during a Wednesday afternoon game. He was hit by a ball thrown by Pitcher K. Lumpkin of the precise observation S squadron team.
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Archie Matthews
Brooksfield
K. ©. Lumpkin
Preciee Observation Ssquedran
Man Held on Bond After Mash Seizure at Farm
Prohibition agents seized mash and a still on a farm 22 miles south of town. Herman H Vogt faced a $250 bond after being charged alongside William Witt, who received a $750 bond. Witt claimed Vogt was summoned to work on his car, while Witt said Vogt aided at the still. In Rawlins Street area a man and woman were arraigned on liquor charges with bonds set at $500 each for Alma Villanueva and Matia Vacanegra.
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Herman H. Vogt
Vogt
William Witt
Vogl
Witt
United States
Faul A. Lockhart
Rawlins Street
Almadeo Villanueva
Matla Vacanegra
Bank Looted by 2 Robbers in Medford Ohio
Medford, Ohio, April 14. Two robbers looted Piet National Bank early today. One held 4 more citizens including a police officer and a deputy sheriff at pistol point while the other robber rifled the lobby and escaped with an undetermined amount of currency.
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Medford
Ohio
Pietal Point
Piet National Bank of
Lettuce Grower Sells 450 Bushels at Premium Prices
Atascosa county grower E. M. Johnson ships 450 bushels of head lettuce to San Antonio at 25 to 60 cents above market. Lettuce, raised without irrigation, combines Poteet strawberries and Con ler Point tomatoes in the same market area.
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Atascosa
Christine Tettuce
San Antonio
E. M. Johnson
Atascosa County
First Lady to receive Wooster honorary degree
In Wooster Ohio on April 14 officials announce the first lady will be awarded Doctor of Letters and Humane Letters during a town progress pageant honoring 126 years of Wooster. The ceremony coincides with events marking the town’s pioneer history and local college activities. A separate theft report notes a stolen typewriter from a plumbing shop on South Presa Street and a purse valued at seven dollars taken from Miss Louis Schmidt at 127 Sandmeyer Street. H. C. McCurray at 1436 Poplar Street reports theft of two chairs from his front porch.
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Wooster
Ohio
Wooster College
Herbert Hoover
South Presa Street
Felix Wahrmund
Louis Schmidt
Sandmeyer Street
H.C. McCurray
Poplar Street
Iwo
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