Harlandale traffic crackdowns draw Chamber protest
The Harlandale constable's speed tickets spark a Chamber of Commerce clash with Judge Frost Woodhull as merchants truckers and Valley shippers threaten boycotts. Howell Jones says a month of arrests harms San Antonio truck routes and business. planned early meeting aims to address the issue with drivers merchants and the district attorney’s office. A separate note reports Mrs. Tricey Sipple reporting a prowler at 339 after street prompting police involvement.
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Harlandale
Trade Extension Department
Chamber of Commerce
Frost Woodhull
Howell Jones
Chamber
Jones
Precinct 6
San Antonio
Sen Antonia
Harry Halts
Commissioners’ Court
Slug Users Liable Under U S Coin Law
Dallas August 14. Persons using slugs in slot machines or telephones face federal prosecution for counterfeit coin offenses. Attorney Adolph H. Rehenish of the United States Se CYCE Service comments after the arraignment of F M Woodward a former city detective on counts of possessing and passing counterfeit coins. Woodward posted a 300 dollar bond and was released.
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Dallas
INS
Adolph H. Rehenish
United States Secyce Service
FM. Woodward
Woodward
Japanese Lieutenant Col Aizawa Court Martialed for Nagata Killing
London Aug 14 Lieut Col Saburo Aizawa slayer of Lieut Gen Nagata was court martialed and is understood sentenced to death. Tokyo dispatch reports Reuters.
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London
INS
Saburo Aizawa
Tetsuzan Nagata
Military Affairs Office
Reuter
Tokio
More Evidence in Slaying Is Slated
Gatesville on August 4 reports the defense plans to use circumstantial evidence to support the claim that Mrs. Ethel Juinton of Dallas killed her daughter in law Mrs. Bernice Davenport Blankenship. The prosecution yesterday presented five witnesses relying on circumstantial details.
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Gatesville
Ethel Juinton
Dallas
Bernice Davenport Blankenship
Hearing Stated on Return of Whisky
Sheriff Carl Smith and District Attorney W. R. Parker were to appear before Judge A. J. Power in Ninety sixth District Court to show cause why 236 pints of whisky should not be returned after a raid as a pharmacy. Earlier the judge ordered 45 gallons of liquor returned from a prior seizure.
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Carl Smith
Distric Attornney
W. R. Parker
A. J. Power
Jin
Judge Power
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