Warden to Testify in Ohio Prison Fire Probe
Columbus April 244 The Myers Cooper commission resumes its inquiry into the Ohio penitentiary fire that claimed 520 lives with Warden Preston Thomena the sole witness now slated to testify Friends of Thomas oppose his removal and pressed for the warden to speak His testimony will be offered after the prisoners observe a quiet morning as Convoy K inmates are fed and return to their idle house Deputy Warden J Woodard reports prisoners promised order at breakfast and throughout the day
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Columbus
Ohio
Myers Cooper
Preston HE
Thomen
Thomas
Gilbert Gettman
Evans Libel Suit Waits New Trial
Dallas report states the 3150,000 libel suit of Dr. Hirtis Wesley Esnem, imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, was placed on the Forty fourth district court docket awaiting a fall trial date. A mistrial was declared yesterday as the jury failed to reach a verdict 9 to 6 in favor of Evans.
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Evans
Dallas
Dr. Hirtis Wesley Esnem
Ku Klux Klan
Austin Avetican
Forty-fourth District Court
Woman May Collect From U. S.
FAIRBURY Neb April 28. Abigail Hillegas Moles 87 of Fairbury seeks a share of 97 million dollars claimed to be heritage dating from the revolutionary era. She is the great granddaughter of Michael Willegas, first treasurer of the United States, and says the amount is accrued interest and principal from the first congress. Her brother of Jackson Ohio is named as another direct descendant.
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Fairbury
Neb
Airn
Abigal Hillegas Moles
Abe
Moles
Michael Willegas
United Stat
Jackson
Ohio
W. Samms
Anatuga
Hee son-Indaw
Lindy Plans Mail Flight Inaugurate Latin America Route
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, dressed for action, reviews the flight path for a new airmail route from Miami to Havana then to Cristobal via Porto Cabezas, Nicaragua. The 1200 mile leg includes 600 miles over the Caribbean. Lindbergh plans to depart at 3 p.m. for Havana and reach Cristobal by Sunday night.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Latin-Americas
Mian
Havana
Cristobal
Porto Cabezas
Nicaragua
India Clash Kills Over Fifty in Riots
In Lahore India on Wednesday riots left more than 50 dead and about 250 wounded according to two All-India National Congress Committee members. An official statement cites higher casualties and says security forces are deployed to quell the unrest.
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Lahore
India
All-India, National Congress Committee
Tuahawor
Pilot Jumps as Motor Dies Over Pennsylvania
Pilot Henry J Brown drops 2000 feet with parachute after aux motor failure on mail flight from Cleveland to New York near Clearfield Pennsylvania early today. Poultry yard ad promotes starting now with favorable prices in Light Classified.
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Cleveland
Henry J. Brown
New York
Clearfield
Policeman A. Mogel Featured in Know Your Policeman Series
A. Mogel of 110 North Nue ce6 is highlighted in the Know Your Policeman feature. The piece showcases his police service background and role, noting the September 2029 publication date.
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A. Mogel
North Nuece6
Hindenburg Marks Fifth Anniversary of Presidency
BERLIN April 26. President Von Hindenburg observed the fifth anniversary of his election with a quiet day in Berlin. Reports from Hanover and other cities noted no special celebration as he continued duties amid postwar governance. A separate section lists various divorce cases including Alfie May and Willie May Pendleton among others.
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Berlin
Peuit von Hindenburg
Reich
Josa Schwuelper
Hanover
Fmn
Maroness Mehrenholz
Lne
Juniors Stage Trio of Plays At San Pedro
Members of the San Antonio Junior Little Theater presented three plays at the San Pedro Play House under Retty Scherr. Casts included Claflin Warren Ennaul Scherr William Aclitt Frank Falkstein in Outclassed. Dorothy Ackerman Doris Schein Julia Cleone Saecar Ita Wilson Gardner Post Milton Smith Gwendolyn Streiber Trouxe Harrington Josephine Nix Lenore Thompson Berbice Alvaorth Leila Belle Wilson in The Knave of Hearts. Leona Johnson Wezel Camp Jane Bone Geraldion Harney Resmoanil Nipper Milburn Weakley Lloyd Croft George Whitaker in Station YYYY.
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San Antonio Junior Little Theater
San Pedro Playhouse
Retty Scherr
Carl Glick
Life Theater
Wook Tarkington
Miss Scherr
Nlaysy Fil Galen
Jaycee Garrett
Olivia
Baldesardl
Yanks
A. N. Striegler
Claflin Warren
Ennaul Scherr
Wil
Liam Aclitt
Frank Falkstein
the Knave of Hearts
Dorothy Ackerman
Doris Schein
Julia Cleone Saecar
Ita Wilson
Gardner Post
Milton Smith
Gwendolyn Streiber
Trouxe Harrington
Josephine Nix
Lenore Thompson
Berbice Alvaorth
Leila Belle Wilson
YXY
Leona Johnson
Wezel Camp
Jane Bone
Geraldion Harney
Resmoanil Nipper
Milburn Weakley
Lloyd Croft
George J ¥ Hitaker
Valley School Election Controversy Reaches Agreement
D Bormann filed an election contest against J Evers in Iron Valley School District No 6 1 2 alleging illegal voting in the April 5 election. Judge S G Tayloe heard the case in Fortsfilth District Court and an agreed judgment set aside the former result. Both Bormann and Byers barred from future school board runs. The dispute cited a vote of 32 to 30 in favor of Evers and claimed votes were cast in a cigar box rather than a proper ballot box.
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D. Bormann
J. Evers
Jron Valley
S. G. Tayloe
Fortsfilth District Court
Bormann
Byers
Bormann Aftre
Evers
Thames Crew Tragedy Deepens After Small Boats Capsize
Stamford reports the Thames freighter disaster after two small boats capsized off Sound Beach Thursday night. Ten crewmen were saved, including Capt. Robert Sherman, while sixteen are presumed drowned or trapped aboard due to a shipboard fire.
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Stamford
Conn
Thames
Tons Islands
Sound Beach
Robert Sherman
Multiple District Court Actions Include DUI and Damages Claims
The document lists court proceedings across districts 5, 50, 57, 94 and Bryantsuan, including Anderson Marie Senmaker seeking cancellation of an instrument, Francisco Tovar vs Indemnity Insurance on a policy, agreed judgments in various auto and damage suits, driving while intoxicated charges, and ex parte matters such as murder and belt claims. Several cases show judgments for plaintiffs or defendants and mention parties like Shackelford, Blainfire, Tinckey, Routhland Greyhound Lines, and others. The fragmented OCR notes reflect a collage of civil and criminal matters, some with noted judgments or ongoing trials.
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Anderson
Marie
Senmaker
Mario
Jacobs
Cl Vie
A. L Shackelford
Ault
Francisco Tovar
Indomally Insurance Company of North America
Blainfire
Sin Ie
Taula Korrer
Earty-Fifty District Court
Dudes
Tipler
D. Bormann
Ss. Evern Eult
Electon
Fifty-Sevexta District Court
Dafice N. Th Aine Eile Ft
Tinckey Et al
Routhland Greyhound Lines, Inc
Suk
Jen
Bryanty-Tuan District Court
Hides Exederick Alerenn
W. L. Moag
Anna M. Johnson
Uvaine Teck Asphalt Company
Mary A. Manaker
Mult On Wen
Plasquite Tey W. Iosteve Monkey Tweinerring Construction Company
Tock Sub- Herigione
Spotlighting M C Jackson and Local Notables in San Antonio
San Marcos resident M C Jackson at Broadway headquarters discovers white salamanders at 2380 PM while drilling near San Marens Well. Ed Tomby returns from the East with MLB insights. Local figures including Col L Crimminn, Rev Paul J Kern, Miss Thelma Barnes, and Miss Alice Ruth Stanford appear in church, college and social notices amid Fiesta week events and community gatherings.
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M.C. Jackson
San Marcos
Broadway
San Maarens
United States
Paul J. Kern
Travis Park Church College
Myrtle Langeton
Thelma Barnés
Lorence Weathers
Pearsall
San Antonio
British MP Takes His Fourth Wife
TLONDOS np 26 URI Will Thorne 73 a longtime member of the House of Commons today wed for the fourth time his bride Miss Teatrice Nelly Colling 42 a constituent. He said I have had three wives and they have all been jolly good ones Married life is all right if you pull together.
No. 13 Car Tag Leads To Jail
FAIRMONT, Mian. April 26. A man named PF. C. Neilsen acquired a counterfeit No. 13 license plate after losing his originals. He claimed the numbers were illegal and tried to use Aoodon numerals. He was jailed today on bootlegging charges after police tracked the No. 13 plate to his rooming house.
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Fairmont
Mian
PF. C. Neilsen
Thorday
Neilsen
Bandits Robie Ice Station Robbery At Vrosa Callwell Apts
Police hunted two masked bandits who raided the Loup Star ice station at Vrosa and Callwell alleys Friday night. They entered about 11 pm, held employee Priais Castile at gunpoint, rifled the register, then fled west on Coles street leaving two cows and some chickens behind. Witnesses report clothing and goods taken from Liews and N. G. Griffith addresses nearby.
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Uy Priais
Coles Detreet
Vahola
Liews
N. G. Griffith
Montrese Svenur
Mayo and accomplices stage bizarre prank at Notre Dame coach
Beverly Hills reports Dr Mayo and others staged an odd spring practice on Mate Rockne with poisoned rabbits and a fake football game. Rabbits were used as props, an egg filled with poison was involved, and a mock forward pass sequence led to a 38 to 0 victory before attending mass with Father Daily. Will Rogers notes.
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Beverly Hills
Dr. Mayo
Mate Rockne
Notre Dame
Thele
Murphy
Jim
Mayo
Haute
Graf Zeppelin on Vigilance to Britain
Graf Zeppelin is projected to travel from Germany to Britain and back, with a scheduled stop at an English airfield near London around 9 am. The return to Germany is planned for later tonight, weather permitting, after a morning over Besançon and a transit toward Cordington.
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Tondon
Bastore
Cordington
England
Germany
Vriedrishshaven
Graf
Besancon
Baste
City dances and orchestra listings fill weekend events
A clutter of local notices shows Castroville Sunley Apell Must and Labe Schindiers from Schulenberg presenting a dance with Mackey School on April 26 at 6 pm, music by Valles Sida Yeel and other ensembles. Numerous ads promote dances, ballrooms, and orchestras at venues like Blue Willow Inc and Spa of the Hills through April 27, with admission figures and ride exchanges noted across multiple towns.
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Mackey Vachool
vAlles Sida Yeel
Aue
Ana
Sh Tance
Blue Willow Inc
Aroy Floyt
Orch
Bandeta
Ted
Ady
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Hindenburg
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Gloxda
York
D. TT Zork
Toonerville
BIE Thre
Valley School
Federica Losose
Ringo
Pelltlaner
Ridaruy
Africa
Bird’s Nest
Ed Tomby
Mr. L. Crimminn
Austin
The
Folklore Society
Tomaters
Victoria
Wriday
Julix Texgays
Maury
Oe Cearsal
Ira J. Davis
Beeville
Thenry G. Kimball
Los Angeles
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Herp
Lily Ruble
WD. Muleher Q
Clara
Army MO. A
C.F. Lehman
Houston
Alice Ruth Stanford
New York City
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Fred Hardesty
Memphis
Tenn
Hardesty
Freiburg
Travis Park
Methodiat Church
Maple
Noy
Collins Deny
Mchrienil
D. Widaues
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R. A. McNees
Rufus Meees
Mexico
Patrick
City
Thin Bandits
Robie Depot
Graf Zeppelin
Brit
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City News
Wire
Castroville
Sunley
Apell Must
Labe Schindiers Orchestra
Schulenberg
lAde
Mico. Arat Orchestra
Adr
F. C. Eau McCormick
F. C
Thackenridges Field
Corner Forkshire
Yorkshire
St. Hedwig
Heck's Creh
Taney
Martinez
Royal Texan Orchestra
Tadr
Woodie Lake
Macdona Satuedar
Munichen
Commerce
Jerri’s Cow
Aelotes Hall
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
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