Rise and Fall of a Racketeer Recited By Federal Jury
Opening statements to a federal jury outline the financial rise of Arthur Flegenheimer in the Bronx speakeasy era. Special Assistant Attorney General John H. Manners details income of at least 491000 over three years and taxes owed, with beer pricing and illicit operations traced through a fortified HQ.
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Syracuse
Ditch Behuilt
John H. Manners
Bronx
McEvers
Arthur Flegenheimer
Byreat Bouth
Rinh Harlem
Ferrily East Side
Manhattan
Schultz
Stones Thrown at Germans in Poland
Dispatches from Free City of Danzig report anti German agitation in Pomorze provinces. youths in the Polish corridor city parade the streets hurling stones through windows of German homes as tensions rise amid ongoing hostility.
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Poland
Free City
Danzig
Gerwens
Ochs Leaves Paper To Kin In Will
Adolph Ochs transfers control of The New York Times and Chattanooga Times to his wife Bessie Wise Ochs and daughter Iphigene Sulzberger with the heirs to receive income during their lives. Executors named are Artur Hays Sulzberger and Iphigene’s husband. He urges an independent paper devoted to the public welfare and high business ethics.
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New York
Adolph
New York Times
Chattanooga
Etee
Esa Trist Sar
Bifie Wise Ochs
Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger
Sulzberger
Artur Hays Sulzberger
Gulus Ochs Adler
the Times
Ochs
Sere Velugie
Evi
Onion buyer sentenced in Laredo for interstate shipments
Joseph Hesenblum an onion buyer from Corpus Christi was sentenced to four months in jail and a $1590 fine for failing to account for interstate vegetable shipments. The case stemmed from five carloads of patent materials shipped in April 1993 for Herman O Keefe, with Rosenblum accused of not reporting returns. A federal jury delivered its verdict minutes after hearing the case.
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Laredo
Joseph Hesenblum
Ant
Corpus Christi
Herman O’keefe
Rosenblum
O'Keefe
Spears Bill Proposes Court Reporters for County Courts
Rep J Franklin Spears of Besar county introduces a bill to appoint official court reporters for county courts at law and give legal status to clerks Baker and Rolls S Taylor plus others overlooked by a prior district court reporter act. The measure would fund reporters at salaries from 2400 to 5000 annually, up from the current 2500.
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J. Franklin Spears
Besar
Baker
Rolls S. Taylor
Spears
Iscal
Dust remedy urged to save Great Plains wheat crop
Jacob C. Molifer, Kansas Agriculture secretary, argues the only cure for the dust torn plains is rain plus farming adaptation. He traces the Dust Bowl to 1930s plowing, warns against repeated soil loss, and urges diversified farming, soil protection, and grasses, while criticizing shelterbelts and urging practical, non-washout solutions.
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Was. Douglas
Universal Service
Imc
Topeka
Kin
Jacob C. Molifer
Secretary of Agriculture
UN Uder
Kansas
Great Pisins
Muhler
Panhandle
Texas
Canada
Washington
Mohler
Panhandle Ridge
Trussi
Mobler
Roosevelt
Weather summary notes varied forecasts and city temps
A clipped weather listing shows multiple cities with Forecasts and temperatures. Entries mention clouds and highs in the 60s to 70s in some locations such as Galveston and Fort Smith, with other cities reporting lower readings like Des Moines and Omaha. The wrap includes tourist notes and general weather headings.
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L Dom Vise
Aransas Pass
Wessner
Bestar
Browneville
Eed
Alo
Denver
Cae
Des Moines Lowe
Deige City
Kan
el Paso
Texia
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Tera
Louds
Omaha
Phiwnix
Air
Pittehureh
Port Arthur
Lake City
Lauin
Seattle
Wast
Burevedort
Toledo
Ohio
Tucson
Amid
Werhineten
Wichita
Ken
Can
East Blueted by Snow and Cold Across Regions
A massive cold wave and snowfall spread from the Midwest to the East and South, with New York City near a mid April 28 degree high and Philadelphia and Washington reporting heavy snow. Temperatures fell to 10 degrees, delaying the opening of Washington and Detroit baseball games while the Southwest saw lingering dust storms.
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Midwest
Westhee Bureau
New England
New York City
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Washington
Detroit
Seepurl
Ans
April Showers Across North Texas Light Dust In West
April showers spread across North Texas from Tyler to Corpus Christi with cloudy skies in Dallas Fort Worth and Denison. Borger reported a brief shower dust obscuring the sun earlier, Amarillo noted dust clearing by midmorning, and more rain was forecast for Corpus Christi tonight.
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Corpus Christi
Tyler
Aliséin
Texas Bakers Name L A Man President In San Antonio
Texas Bakers association elected L A Man President at the Plaza hotel during the final session Tuesday afternoon. Julius Goltan retired as president and became chairman of the board of directors. E W Bushy of Wichita Falls was chosen vice president and F H Eizenberger of Palestine treasurer. The executive committee has not yet chosen next year’s meeting city.
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Texas Bakers
L. A
D.'. Berry
San Antonio
Texas Bakers Association
Plaza Hotel
Julius Gol- Tan
Chatman
E. W. Bushy
Wichita Falla
F. H. Eizenberger
Palestine
Texas Gets Relief Funds From Texas Emergency Relief
An April total of 4,997,117 dollars for Texas relief work was received by Acting Governor Walter Woodful from the TERA and immediately turned over to the state relief commission for distribution.
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Austin
UINS
Texas
Walter Woodful
TERA
State Relief Commission
Doctors Cleared in Damage Suit over Kenedy Case
Wednesday the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals affirmed a Nueces County jury verdict finding no negligence or lack of skill in a tonsil operation that led to the death of Cleveland Barker. Plaintiffs Ramona Barker and Mrs. Barker had claimed malpractice by Doctors Harry G. Heaney J. Nast Burch Thompson and E P Stroud. appellate court upheld the doctors' win.
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Tur Corpus Christi
Kenedy
Glyn Aphenls
Nueces County
Uit
Hany G. Heaney
J. Nast
Burch Thompson
E. P. Stroud
Acs
Ramona Barker
Dust Bowl Damage Report Moves for Immediate Aid in Wheat Belt
Soil experts and extension heads meeting with Assistant Secretary T. Wilson and Kansas Governor Alf M. Banton reported widespread dust storm damage to agricultural lands across Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico. Most Kansas soil remains at risk with 8 million acres affected but only 350000 permanently damaged, while Oklahoma Panhandle and New Mexico eastern areas face significant drifts and possible livestock losses. Government plans to deepen testing and control efforts were approved as weather darkened cities and farmers faced pasture shortages and dying livestock.
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Run
Southwest
T. Wilson
Alf M. Banton
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
B.H. Pinel
Dalhart
Lone Star State Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle
Y. P. Trent
GR. Quibsenberry
New Mexico Binte College Extension Service
J. E. Morrison
Landon
Wallace Sees AAA Retention as Vital
In a Bowdoin College speech Levon Wallace urged government role in production distribution and consumption of farm products saying food and fiber matter public interest and require government balance between them. Also mentions confirmation and graduation results and dresses for sale in classif 105.
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Wallace
Seuctary
Levon
Bowdoin College
Roasted in Texas: a bizarre tasting screed
A jumbled promotional fragment rants about tastes and health claims while listing disjoint phrases. It mentions bitterness, irritability, and social names in a chaotic texture with no clear event or coherent narrative.
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Hauptmann
George Vorhees
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Verna Snyder
John Curtiss
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