Government argues buyers of bootleg liquor liable in Supreme Court
Washington April 2 The government pressed in the Supreme Court a case over Mayer a buyer of bootleg liquor accused of conspiring to violate prohibition law The government asked whether buyers who know liquor is illegally transported to them are guilty of conspiracy while questioning if a buyer who obtains liquor from bootleggers without arranging transport shares guilt with the bootlegger The court’s decision will determine if purchasers bear criminal liability in such transfers The piece ends noting a home delivery push and a classified ad solicitation for money loans.
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Washington
B. C
Supireme
Ibelt Mayer
Parachute Jumper Saves Pupil In Flight Rescue
A professional parachutist leaped from a plane at 1800 feet to rescue a pupil over a lake near VAARANT. Despite strong winds and an aircraft malfunction, the jumper deployed his parachute to guide the pupil toward shore, where both were safely pulled to land. The rescuers were hailed for swift action and coordination during the emergency.
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Vaarant
Flv
Pike Babrock
Eiel Pil
Tle
Thunder Bory
Labcock
Knight
Phil
Chamber Fails to Receive Referendum Requests on Endorsement
The chamber of commerce did not receive any requests for a referendum on endorsing the 175,000 bond issue. Manager Torter Whaley said the election timing prevented completion and the request would be granted if allowed. The referendum would decide if the board has the right to endorse the bond, not oppose or approve it.
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Rhcamber of Commerce
Lion
Torter Whaley
Chamber of Commerce
Monroy
Jesus
Bandits Beat After Weekend Robberies in San Antonio
Two robbers who attempted holdups in San Antonio over the weekend were severely beaten, with one victim taken to hospital. A separate incident saw a driver assaulted. another man recovered a weapon and fled. A Soldier at Fort Sam Houston suffered a skull injury and was hospitalized. A man on North Baseredo Street was wounded in the back during an apparent following incident near the Market house.
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San Antonio
Jesus Junridioln
Seth Smith
Milam Square
Tunediclla
Ong
Fort Bam Houston
Leonardo Rodriguez
North
Bas Redo Street
Value of Jellies and Jams in Everyday Diet
The piece extols the abundant summer fruit in markets and urges home canning or buying jellies and jams. It notes healthful fruit content and versatile uses with bread, roasts, puddings, and desserts, praising sugar in canning and everyday meals as approved by experts.
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Segar
Pd Dietitians
AupEr Mn & Flayer
Bogar Institute
Observer Maps Sub Location With Message Shown
An observer draws a map detailing the submarine’s location, writes a message on it, and the full plan is transmitted wirelessly exactly as recorded. The accompanying photo captures the map and inscription.
Dentist Now Denies Killing In Arkansas Confession Reopened
A St Louis Post Dispatch dispatch from Bentonville Arkansas reports dentist Deane J.Ben s of Columbia Missouri has reinitiated his confession that he murdered William Pearson a Columbia automobile mechanic in a $200000 life insurance scheme and named Casper Gillman of Freeburg Missouri as the actual slayer.
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ST. Louis
St. Lonis Post Dispatch
Cor Aesti¢Niipak
Tentonville
Ark
Deane
Bens
Columbia
Ientiat
William R. Pearronn
Columbia Automobile
Casper ‘Uilman
Freeburg
Greeters Elect Officers at San Antonio Branch Meeting
The San Antonio branch of the Finkel Greeters of America held its annual officer election. H. C. Tay was nominated for president and Ki, BH. Olan was elected secretary. The Wednesday night meeting involved a hearing and a dance planned for the organization, with details on venues and costs.
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San Anton
Finkel Greeters of
America
Mintel H.C. Tay
Anit Ki
BH. Olan
Venelit
Organizelion
Trip of F Mogg to Mexico on official and business aims
An extended trip by F Mogg of San Antonin to Mexico is outlined with plans to visit the Mexican consulate in Nuevo Teno and nearby cities. He intends to secure three units for use and pursue association ties with Mexico, Paris, and other partners.
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Vlans
Tor F.mogg
San Antonin
Mexico
Emil Manvehhile
UN Orill
Nuevo Teno
Tunis Paton
Closing Exercises Held at School in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 2S the closing exercises were held at a local school. Speakers included Albznty Leslie Cooper of Cotulla, who delivered remarks to students and attendees.
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Las Angeles
Tesna
Winsing
Los Angelou
Albznty Leslie Cooper
Cotulla
Marines Chief Barnett Dies in Washington Note
Maj Gen Barnett, commandant of the Marine Corps, dies in Washington. Casualty details are sparse in the brief dispatch, but the obituary confirms his death and his rank. Further information is expected in later editions.
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Maj. Gen. Barnett
Prisoner 15 Lynched Near Plant City After Bombing Claim
In Plant City on April 28 a mob hanged a prisoner named Houma amid claims he planned the Waller home bombing. The body was found swinging by a woodcutter N M Whivis, while deputies searched for mob participants. Authorities linked Hoduz to dynamite planting but not proven in the Waller case.
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Tamua
Pla
Jotepedas
N. M. Whivis
St. WD. Juurghin
Wamdpa
John Bortuz
Lee
Shesté
Tobe Robinson
Houma
Hungary
Bove
Gorth
Vint
Tt. T. Toughin
Ghe Ween
Hudaa
Mos
Hoduz
Robinson
FL 8
Willaford
J.T. Waller
Plane City
Waller
Lit
Phusrnilay
Ciarge
Hodaxz
Willafords
Wallers
Yooy
Hodazon
Hulix
Louis
Poland
Servia
Halse
Daxaml
Argent
Plant City
Sieeold White Wan
Homeseekers Train Passes Through to Winter Garden
Homeseekers from northern points travel toward the Winter Garden district aboard a eight cars train in San Anconio Monday morning. The party then moved to Vorpus Christi for a few hours before continuing to Laredo Monday night. Chores F.C. Ladi, station agent, led the train.
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Winter Garden District
San Anconio
Vorpus Christi
Laredo
F.C. Ladi
Coloning
Aivt
Legion Endorses CMTC Project at Camp Ballis
The Maina ports American Legion voted to endorse the CMTC project at Camp Ballis. The endorsement was made during a Monday meeting where eligible members discussed training programs funded entirely by the government and conducted at the camp from time 12 to 71.
Court Proceedings Ince LONPORATION Court Proceedings
A garbled court roster lists multiple individuals with penalties or fines of various amounts. Entries mention violations and sums such as 2, 3, and 83 dollars, with numerous names including Hines, Gonzales, Campa, Hernandez, Edwards, Garcia, Crowell, and others. The text appears as OCR garble, preserving names and monetary references but lacking coherent structure or outcomes.
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Ince Lonporation
Hines
Hy Jennian
Manuel Resonere
Bing
le Cs Wars
Andres Pertz
Joe Clark
OM. Rosa
Roy Mester
Tarela
Loeille I
Geinin Prank Baier
J. H. Spencer
F. Browne
Henry Sehelprr
James Wilson
Charles Beitien
Manuel Divas
Dave Tensor
Pat Lamar
He Marwhwih Praneisen Carona
K. V
Jose Edwards
A. Pdef
Wnett
Michard Gensales
Mitra
Senate
Varrance
Ely Emil Garcia
Guorrien Charlvanen Tridges
Darla Stamires
Cervanl
Staged Church Statue Slaying Shocks San Antonin
Unclear reports describe a brutal slaying near San Antonin involving a church statue and a religious relic. Police investigated a body found on San Carlos and Nueces streets with wounds indicating foul play. Suspects were detained for questioning as detectives pursued leads and a possible religious motive surfaced.
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San Antonin
Jess Bly
San Carlos
Nueces
Msi
Wwe
Jesse Teun
Beily
Sas
Thamypean
Wit Garver
Moleomain A. du
Vogh
Ines
Ater
Man Tries to Get Jail Term Fails in Court
A man appearing at a local court faced charges and sought a jail term but was unsuccessful. He argued his long work history and residence, claiming he was a working man in need of guidance. The judge pressed for clarity as the defendant maintained innocence.
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Man
Hrulme
Hurnbcook
Hornbronk
Dentend
Ufifurr
Sinclair
Dave Waterond
Hornbrook
Unity
San Ai
Schools Bill Report Nears Completion
Washington, Jan 2. The house committee on appropriations plans a final report on a schools bill as the measure nears completion. Representative Reece of Tennessee, chairman, said the panel was not ready to reveal details but expected action by tomorrow.
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Wastlington
Wennersee
Reece
Tennessee
Police Seek Man Who Caused Wreck
Police search for an unidentified motorist involved in a wreck that injured a Tula high school student and another person. The accident left a broken back and a possible neck injury. details are unclear in the damaged notice.
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MSA. Kl
Aywil
Rele Summers
Tula High Kehael
Pation
Brothers Reconnect After 57 Years By Telephone
A fractured family story comes to light as brothers separated for 57 years converse over the telephone. The transmission links a Pittsburgh resident and a New South Wales traveler, sharing disjointed memories and updates from far apart shores.
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Brothers
Prevsovta
F.C. Wotan
Tobi
Venta
Wilson
Sewienles
Pittsburgh
Rolf
Railia
Death by Own Action Pact Linked to California Tragedy
In Reach California April coverage notes a rumored death by own action pact between two women, Mrs Doris Murr Palmer and another for a divorce dispute. The letter suggests a possible joint suicide plan. White, attorney for Palmer, says the life was taken by the two in a staged tragedy. Evidence remains translated and incomplete.
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REACH
Calif
Apris
Siaons
Arete Ritubia
Mra
Doris Murr Talmer
Mrthy Idiverceo
Cormod
Unitehy White
Mienhi
Guy Pater Hust
Veller
Palmer
White
Enetra
Chile
Qocheiner
Valmor
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