Delayed Habeas Corpus for Two Held in Downtown Robbery
Habeas corpus bearing for T B Schneadeau and TD Conway, charged in a major robbery and pistol hold up case, was postponed by Special Judge W S Anthony in the Thirty seventh District Court. Assistant District Attorney Waller Tynan said the case was ready for bearing. defendants Samueldens and Connor face attempted robbery charges by misdeed. They are held on $10,000 bond each, with travel and other charges noted in hotel-linked incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Schneadeau
TD. Conway
Judes
W. S. Anthony
Waller
Tynan
Tam
Lowe Gedteelayer
Dotecar Attorneve
Samuldens
Connor
Migwult
Bledtoe
Travalers
San Antonio
Slayings in Electric Chair Highlight Arkansas Case
An elderly man, 64, was electrocuted at the state penitentiary in LM ROCK Arkansas for multiple killings. The execution occurred at 720 am after a court order, with a four minute process ending in death. The case involved lawyer Dale Weenwared and John W. Broom in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LM Rock
Ark
Drg Bowell
Atate
Howell
Regal Dale
Jeath Calaily
Sterling Forces Organize Campaign in August Vote
Sterling forces organize for August 24 voting. Coleman, Trian, and 1547 Friende of Hove Gletting of Houston mobilize supporters. An event features speakers including Taney PD. Blibsos of Athlene and Judge J. K. Hoker will speak to back Are, MMTlom A. 'ercucos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Organiza
Coleman
Trian
Friende
Hove
Gletting
Houston
Eindge
Taney PD
Blibsos
Athlene
J. K. Hoker
Are
Tlom A
Ercucos
Warnings of Citrus Canker Issued in Texas
AUSTIN August 1. The plant department of agriculture announced citrus canker has been detected in Victoria County, prompting eradication steps. Officials report the outbreak has not been found in the Rio Grande Valley and thorough measures are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Citron
Plate Department
Jacmes Tel Corto
Chice
Victoria County
Former Harvard Professor Dies at Home in Worcester
A former Harvard professor and president of Worcester Belteeh Institute died at his home. He directed construction at the Fine yard stadium and the layout of Baldiers field, and was a longtime professor of Kinetring at Harvard University.
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VGH
Maes
Nelson Hills
Worchester Belyteeh
Pole Institute
Tratley
Harvard University
Fineyard
Baldiers, Field
Undefined conference names and committee wording
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a committee membership amid Lutheran and church conference contexts in Toledo Q, naming Ty Uf Ocha and others with unclear roles and affiliations. The text also mentions Norwegian Lutheran figures Augustine Snod Manish Lutheran and Tetheran Frenchurches in a vague confessional setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandamed
Toledo
Augustine Snod
Valley Fan Party Plans Regional Tour
A group of around ten people will tour the Lower Valley from April 17 to 20 using public transport and with entertainment provided by local chambers of commerce. Howell Jones announced the plan on Friday and several towns are included with Brownfield as terminal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hio Grants Valley
Lendnetl Evision Department
Chamber At Commerce
Howell Jones
Trate Extension
Valles
Chambern of Commerce
Tose
Melrose Tolinpreen
Tom Etheridge
Chea Friedkel
Willian Tee
Frederick Terrell Sack White
Torter Whales
Af le Man Hel
O. A. Mudeon
Meney Carr
Topes
Coffee Broker Put Out of Exchange
A New York coffee broker faced removal from the exchange amid disputes over obligations and payments. The incident involved negotiators and the exchange chair, with details of the broker’s merchandise and bargaining stance referenced in partial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newton Shin Ae
Relon
Wagat
Haan
Michigan Population Up One Third in State Report
Washington August 15 The state population report continued today by the census bureau showing total population of 4,612,280, an increase of 1,488, or 32 percent, reflecting growth in the state.
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Michigan
Wastington
Censoe Bureau
Swimmings Just a Game Clans Learn Confidence in Water
Amanda Hurst nine Helena Hurst four Pairfax Nesbit six Hare Tier Ann Ropers eight Doris Williams seventy two pt Louise Brice seven Madelyn Horner one Cacrin Newton six and Alex Thomas Junior seven are members of Judith Martins swimming clans at the W. CG Ay and are learning confidence in to water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Hurst
Helena Hurst
Pairfax Nesbit
Hare Tier Ann Ropers
Doris Williams
Louise Brice
Madelyn Horner
Cacrin
Texarkana Oil Bet Sparks Odd Public Stunt
A local man named Gils Kennedy wagers against discovering oil on a plot 18 miles east of Texarkana. In a public stunt, he crawls on hands and knees for a mile while onlookers watch with amusement. Observers note the event as a curious display tied to the oil bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Gils Kennedy
Dexark
Trother
Play Teaches Water Safety For Youngsters
The article describes a water safety play by Judith Marin and XW instructors. It outlines two unique schemes to build confidence, teach breathing, and safe underwater awareness through staged games and activities for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewin
Missing Floydada Farmer Prompted AM Verso Report
Protpans Thpa Aug 15 reported missing from Floyd County. Flash County farmer Fhonen, last seen near Peters bore, may have been a victim of foul play or an accident. Rearch being conducted today to locate him, with authorities pursuing leads in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floydada
Flash
Manilas
Petersbore
Meintiver
Vamarain
Browneville Chimgo Derby Flers To Stop Here
Allen nillager Derbys from Browneville Chimgo Tridenile head to San Antonio on August 19 as part of a National hem manda association event. President Croly says San Antonio serves as a night control point for the attack. pilots meet at Winburh field before departure at 10 40. A seven-derby tourney runs across multiple counties with stops at Lag Afierlos Vii Hartford Seaitle Lowe Beach and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieharit Allen Nillager
Browneville-Chimgo
San Antonio
National
Hem Nande Association
Fack Croly
Pring
Ban Attonio
Cyng
Winburh Field
Crainsoli
Brownsville
Cliffigo
Contempt and fines in Austin election case at court
The article reports contempt findings and fines related to the incorporation election contested in Austin. It notes a $230 fine and that proceedings involve Sheriff Alfriize Newlon and Special Judge W. S. Anthony. The case centers on bondization and election legality with appeals in the criminal court and references to a restraining order and broader municipal incorporation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfriize Newlon
Rhone
Suyremp
Especie Gourt
Olive
Finger
Thurstry
Juli Sol
Anthony
Jo Anthony
Beldbug
Mits Eimlmiei Chines
Wena Pot
Four Priests and Eight Nuns Arrive Safely in Canton
Four priests and eight nuns fled Kanehow after a dangerous journey through brigand-infested territory. The group, including Rev. Pathe ers Margillicuty and others from Brooklyn and Boston, reached Canton, China unharmed with aid from the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Eiphl Rans
Kanehow
Ines
Patheers
Margillicuty
Glees Polls
N- 17
McClimont
Brooklyns
Cathedral Bells Ring Out Again for Mexico City
Cathedral bells toll amid a vast crowd in Mexico City for the feast of the Assumption. Worshippers gather under clear skies as the procession celebrates the sacred day and the church’s enduring presence in the city.
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Mexico City
Actress Warns of Divorce Action in Los Angeles
Aug. 15. F Lino Tdsquatts, actor and dancer, warned that Maequette Ware peedar may sue for divorce. Cameraman Marley and Sam Warner, motion picture executive, discussed the threat and the possible suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Flino
Danver
Fim Acterss
Sulelie Ware Peedar
Poverall Marley
Ageny
Shorthand Group Chooses Officers in Staged Vote
A Shorthand group in DENYVEW selects its officers today after a meeting in Shreveport. Ree Saunilerse Fore World names Lesas as president and Ollie Watson as secretary treasurer in a terse report from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denyvew Uo
Stuss
Shreveport
Yin
Ree Saunilerse
Lesas
Nay Unin
Naa
Ollie Watson
Wichita
Shy
Jai
Farmer Walter Teidges exhumation to probe 1944 slaying
Springfield dispatch reports Walter Teidges, 81, a Vipssnne Nope farmer, killed near his cousin H. W Peyrsinion's Morrievilly home in July 1944. The body is to be exhumed by state examiners led by Marcas C. Shane to uncover new clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Walter Teidges
H.W Peyrsinion
Morrievilly
Ts. Marcas C. Shane
Bank Offers $1000 Reward for Bomb Arrest
Fort Worth avenue 15 LAI, directors of Stockyards National Bank posted a $1000 reward for information leading to the conviction of persons suspected as Confederates of NM Mar Cin, 82, who allegedly aided and abetted the crime, with details dating from a recent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wonti
Lai
Stockyards National Bank
Prising
Fed
Mar Cin
Depp
Pell Te Lele
Edehier
Wildcatter King Suffered Paralysis After Stroke
The so called King of oilmen Tom Slies suffered a bilateral stroke at Santa Hopkins hospital while receiving treatment for a mouth and a tall, necessary to war coaching his relative friend.
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Tulsa
Fla
Uri
Tom Slie
Sililjeatters
Satna Hopkins
Balimore
Frezd
Hurley Approves Water Diversion Amid River Dispute
An official in Washington approves a plan to divert more water from Lake Michigan to Chicago, signaling a shift in regional water management. The decision impacts neighboring states and local users while drawing criticism from environmental groups and municipalities along the affected corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Lake Asichlgac
Carroll Vindicated in Indecent Show Case
Grand jury refused to indict Earl Carroll for presenting an indecent show. Jimmy Save congratulates Carroll as showgirls Frances Joyce Kay Carroll Faith Bacon and Naomi Ray are named among those vindicated.
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Jimmy Save
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Frances Joyce
Kay Carroll
Faith Bacon
Naomi Ray
Absentee vote issues and run off timing noted
County clerks report low absentee vote turnout with only a few marked ballots. Officials warn run off election may not be held on the scheduled August 24 date due to logistics and court activity. Marguerite Pape lists voters in the clerk's office while commissioners collect affidavits and prepare for Friday proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Counry Commissioners
City to Buy Warm Overcoats for Police and Firemen
Police and fire departments plan new uniforms this winter as officials announce bids for 270 pairs of pants and jackets. City purchasing will seek competitive bids on overcoats and other gear, with six extra uniforms deemed sufficient for emergencies.
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Sco Antonio Pale
Tai Weight
Pelton
Sens
Allo
Ora
J. G. Sacra
Wright
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