Judge Dibrell’s fees in telephone case referred to Fed judge
The compensation for Judge Joseph Dibrell of Seguin serving as master in chancery in the telephone case has been referred to Federal Judge West at the request of telephone attorneys. Attorney John H. Bickett Jr. stated the sum discussed is around 20,010 dollars. Rice declined to comment on potential similarities in this time’s fee, saying the matter is in Judge West’s hands.
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Joseph Dibrell
Seguin
DuVel West
John H. Bickett Jr
Tate
Dibrell
Rice
Robber Captured in Piggly Wiggly Hold Up Remanded
Patton, manager of a Piggly Wiggly at 1420 North Flores, testified at a trial Wednesday and identified Gord as the armed robber. Hood entered at closing, prompted the holdup with a pistol, and the suspect was captured.
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Bi Boya
Elias William Whiteett
G. ©. Patton
North Flores Street
Pastor Poet Waits Hearing In Murder Case
MUBKOGEF Okla Aug 10 Inmate pastor and poet A Berrie awaits arraignment on a murder charge linked to the death of his wife Ida Bowrie. Authorities say the clergyman wrote hymns and public prayers while in jail and sought funds through borrowed money, with investigation into the wife’s death continuing.
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Mubkogef
Okla
Onsi
Hee
A. Berrie
Anguts
Aethel Tabernacle
Bini
Bowrie
Noted writers protest ET GTI in New York and Washington
Sherwood Anderson a novelist and short story writer leads three other members from New York and Connecticut to Washington to protest President Moorer over the expulsion of the bonus army. Accompanied by Walco Frank James Rorty and Willett E. Cohen they depart from Westport and Mobile for the national committee for the defense of political prisoners.
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New ‘York
Ang
Sherwood Anderson
Washington
Moorer
Bonus Army
Anderson
Walco Frank
New York
James Rorty
West Port
Conn
Willett E. Cohen
National Committee For the Defense of Political Prisoners
Mobile
Ala
Mexico Studies U S Vet Petition on Lands in Mexico
President Ortis Rubio and Foreign Minister Tellez weighed a petition by American war veterans seeking grants of agricultural lands in Chihuahua and the right to locate on Charlie Feininger’s rancho in Columbus Ohio. A written international report was sought, with caution to avoid offending Washington. Public welfare and colonization concerns dominate, as 150 unemployed veterans already moving toward Chihuahua may enter if proved not likely to become public charges.
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Pasmeal Ortis Rubio
Tellez
Mexico
Charlie Feininger
Columbus
Ohio
Chihuahua
Senor Teller
Washington
Cames
Reinlinger
Weather summary and precipitations for the month and regions
The report lists total precipitation for the period of 24 hours and monthly deficiency, with 1.89 inches accumulated from January to date. It notes ground wind light to moderate, good flying conditions for tourism, and includes a long list of cities and stations across the United States and Mexico.
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I Oa
Nuy
Srexina
Rene
Iveas
Cintehainn
New Sexico
Loulalaea
Indies
MOMA
Lemen
Abilene
Terap
Albuqugrque
Texan
Atlenia
Teras
Brownsville
Beftale
N.Y
Charleston
Mts
Thevenne
Chiese
Corpus Chideu
Lear
Terese
Raas
Ralelah
Paul
Mirin
Mision
Sonsizey
Hungarian Embassy Staff Attacked in Brussels Raid
A group of young men believed to be Hungarian Communists invaded the Hungarian embassy in Brussels. One staff member was seriously hurt and several others beaten. Four assailants were arrested. others escaped amid the raid. Bailes connections offered daily in Light classified Employment ads.
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Brussels
Bailes
British aviatrix pursues endurance flight in flying bungalow
British aviatrix Mrs. Victor Bruce and two co pilots continued their attempt to set a new endurance flight record from Ipswich England. After taking off yesterday they logged more than 24 hours aloft with five air refuels and a hot breakfast from the ship. Two bottles of beer were aboard for the men during the long flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
England
Victor Bruce
Turnip as War Monument Sparks Heidelberg Controversy
In Heidelberg a clash erupts between Adolf Hitler and Professor E. J. Gumbel over a remark deeming the turnip Germany’s wartime monument. Hitlerite circles demand the professor’s expulsion while Gumbel insists his remark honored the soldier’s sacrifice via a wartime staple.
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Sberlin
Adolf Hitler
University of Heidelberg
E. J. Gumbel
Germany
Reich
Reichstag
Walter Rupp
Gumbel
Pasclal
Marriage Ends After Trio of Unstable Marriages
In Pittsburgh on Aug 10, three weddings failed to cement Harris and Thurston. Jane Thurston filed for divorce against Harry Harris alleging cruelty. They wed under assumed names, again under their own names, and were later remarried in a Catholic church.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Harris
Jane Thurston
Harris
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