Snook on Trial Details Theora Hix Romance and Murder
The transcript depicts Snook describing a deadly confrontation with Theora Hix. He recounts jealousy, threats, a supposed love nest, and the fatal stabbing at a rural rifle range after a quarrel over love, infidelity, and drug use. The testimony includes Miss Hix’s alleged threats and Snook’s denial of responsibility.
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Reed
Shige
Miss Hix
Spook
Laken
Snook
Stew
Miss Wiz
Theorax
Abe
Marion T. Meyers
Oal Stats University
Droge
Traling
Hande
Sears
Theora
Birmeel
Atarot
Ovelenie
No-blemish skin through red-blood health remedy
The ad argues pimples reflect internal health and low red-blood cell count. It claims restoring red blood cells brings back energy, appetite, sleep, and firm, healthy skin, promising improved mood, strength, and resistance to illness for both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Two Held in Bank Lottery Scheme
Two men were arraigned in a Manhattan court on charges tied to a bank lottery ring that sought to influence numbers and bank clearings. They pleaded not guilty and were held for a hearing set for August 13. The report notes a messenger from a variated Prenx service was involved in the scheme’s exposure.
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New York
Tromin, Ortraittedly
Machirater
Phkk Ball Eich
Whispers of Science and Faith from a Fiery Era
A fragmented pamphlet talks of San Francisco views, Christ stories, and old trees. It praises medical research at the University of California, lauds Dr Howard Morrow and Dr Ernest Walker, and touts radium seed cancer treatment while mocking superstition. It mentions Rockefeller wealth, Hobber, and Professors Michelsen and Bon Dies in a sprawling, rhetorical pitch for scientific inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fransien
University of California Medical Chao
San Francisco
Mark
Howard Morrow
Citizenship changes raise naturalization fees here
Fort Worth district director reports higher naturalization costs under a new law. The certificate of intention now costs $1 and naturalization fees rise to $10, with two photographs required. Officials, including Tucker, plan visits in Texas to explain the changes and how papers will be processed.
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Cor
Ticker
Ratirehation
Fort Worth
Antonin
Gimne Tucker
Mivtrict
Pucker
Texan
Tithe Kieran
Janina
Arkapanm
Guatemalan airmen start goodwill flight to Mexico border
Col. Mireal G. Granados and Lieut. Carlos Merlon, Guatemalan goodwill flyers, left Love Field Dallas at 2:20 AM en route to San Antonio and Brownsville then Mexico City. Poor weather delayed arrival, with rough flying over much of the Dallas to St. Louis route as officials prepared to receive them.
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Dallas
Mirael G. Granados
Carlos Merlon
Liers
Love Field
San Antonio
Brownsville
San Antonin
Masico City
Guatenainta
St. Howis
Louis and
Dalles
Civilin
Aemy Fying Fields
Crowded show night features Earl Abel and local acts
The program at the Majestic continues with Earl Abel and Eddie Warwick's orchestra filling the night. Vernon Geyer leading carina Tots and Don Galvan on banjo promise lively entertainment. A Pegasus free club named Cob's Chapel Glee Club performs spirituals and plantation songs. George Ezalster conducts the group.
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Earl Abel
Woal
Radin
Eddie Warwick
Vernon Geyer
Greater Majestic
Don Galvan
Pegra
Da‘cob
Cub
George Ezalster
Maude Cungus
Majestic
Jacob Chapel Glee Club
Plantation songs Fill De sung by a quartet
A large Wednesday night crowd attended the show as members Banister Gilbert Walker Jeff Newton Walter Craig led a glee club with Curtis Meadow Thor Russia Hurd Dillworth George Jackson James Copney. Firemen guided anxious crowds through the box office and many radios on display drew surprised reactions from the audience. An optical illusion and a rotating radio exhibit highlighted the entertainment at the event.
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Banister
Llbert Walker
Jeff Newton
Walter Craig
Glee Club
Curtis Meadow
Thor Russia
Hurd Dillworth
George Jackson
James Copney
Had
Hadio
Tich
Piist
Mexican flavored program opens with local performers
With Jack Wallace and Vic Ineirito hosting, the Texas theater and Aztec theater figures led a Wednesday program of songs and piano selections. Ralph Pollock and Tart Abel followed with a piano duet, and a span of popular airs plus Mexican music filled nearly an hour before a closing trio finished the show.
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Jack Wallace
Woat
Aodnere
Maonter
Vic Ineirito
Frank Doyle
Texas Theater
Arce Tsinn
Iosell James
Alex Johnann
Musical Stars at Show With Ernest Hauser Leads
Musical stars from San Antonio perform under Ernest Hauser, conductor of the Texas theater orchestra, directing a program well known to local audiences.
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Night
Ernest Hauser
Texas Theater Orchestra
San Antonio
Negro Pays Fine of 2 Dollars for Sweeping Trash Into Street
A Black worker named Otto, employed at AOR Eat Vous, was fined 2 dollars in Corporation Court after being charged with sweeping trash into the street. Traffic Officer T. Poston arrested him, and Judge Dave Watson admonished that opening one’s storm door did not grant the right to pollute the street.
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Otto
Tatt
AOR
Eat
Jule Watson
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ADIO
JAZZ
Lamarshy
Sherman Yeazel
Felipe Rodriguez
Harry Miller
Eugene Baugh
Ray Sager
Eddie Martinez
Hedwig Richter
Edde Warwick
Agnew Denison
Vook
Ae Shook
Enife
Ipo Shea
Mirs Fix
Suvek
Slein Theora
Fassh
BBS
Dewg
Ark
Earth
Mr. Rockefeller
Hobper
Flo
Ernest Walker
Hawaii
Protendor Michelson
Chienzo University
Pasadena
Jehang Mao
Z Radio Cribes
Abel
Texas
Theather
Maude Cangus
Texas Quartet
Trail of the Greyhound
WOAI
Municipal Auditorium
His
H. A. Klotz
Optometrist
Exypericoce
Astes Bldg
Vestalra
Elec
Geman G. Ramona
A. F. Beyer Company
East Houston Street
Crockett 2441
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