Judge Dibrell to receive 10000 in telephone case
Federal Judge DuVal West ordered a $10000 fee for Judge Joseph Dibrell of Seguin as special master in the long running telephone rate case. The amount is contingent on reports from city and telephone company attorneys and may be reduced after further consideration.
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Chancery
DuVal West
John H. Bickelt Jr
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Bickett
Edwin R. Holmes
Mississippi
Carl Wright Johnson
Bruce Teagarden
Telephone Company
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San Antonio
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Blokett
Judge West
C. K. Quin
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Notce
Cotton Shippers and Rail Men Seek FCC Rate Accord
Cotton shippers and railroad representatives met with Interstate Commerce Commission officials in Washington to discuss freight rates for the 1932 cotton crop. Railroads plan a rate revision to take effect within three weeks, but any suspension of rates could delay implementation for the season. The proposed rates have not been disclosed publicly.
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Washington, D C
Atle
Wth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Platinum blonde to be redhead in fashion shift
CHICAGO August 16 The platinum blonde may soon become a redhead hairdressers association president Max Hoefer said yesterday previewing a show He noted that moderately blonde women can stay blonde but extremely pale shades will likely change to coppery bronze or a new hue while many retain their style.
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Chicago
Max Hoefer
Chicago and Timois
Indict Veterans for July 28 Capitol Clash
The grand jury indicted three veterans John Olson Bernard McCoy and Broadecus Faulkner on assault charges for attacking policemen during the July 28 bonus march clash near the capital. Officials say no charges were brought against high officials as agitators inspired the confrontation. McCoy faces the severest count assault with intent to kill.
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John ©. Olson
Newbraska
Bernard McCoy
Pennsylvania
Broadecus Faulkner
Alas Brotis Faulkner
Kentucky
McCoy
James E. Scott
Wison
Faulkner
Richard 0
Baker
John B. Winters
James E. Froctor
District Supreme Court
County urged to abolish schools for boys, girls
The Bexar County Rural Taxpayers league presented to the county commissioners a resolution demanding 10 percent tax relief by cutting county spending. It proposes closing county schools for boys at Gatesville and girls at Gainesville, saving about 26 thousand dollars yearly, plus other cuts totaling roughly 139 thousand dollars annually. Signed by T. B. Ackermann and R. E. Voigt.
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Araste
Commissioners’ Court
Bexar County Rural Taxpayers League
Thiels
Gatesville
Gainesville
Robert B. Green Hospital
Jitds
T. B. Ackermann
R. E. Voigt
League
Vatican Editorial Links Communists and Masons
Vatican reports Observatore Romano editorial accusing communism of driving religious freedoms in Mexico and alleging a league with freemasonry. It claims masonry has relentlessly oppressed the church and Mexican people, aided by socialism and later communists as powerful persecutors.
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Vatican City
Observatore Romano
Mexico
Nnt
Communate
Masonry
Garner Hones to Talk With Smith
Garner Hones aims for a meeting with former Governor Aly Fred Smith before leaving for Washington tonight. If held, the encounter could influence the Democratic campaign.
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Garner
Smith
Escaped Oklahoma convicts hunted after breakout
Granite Oklahoma August 16 six of 23 convicts from a state reformatory cell block are in solitary confinement while authorities seek the remaining 17. After attempting to steal a car near Albus they fired on guards injuring a sergeant and two guards. Jack Barnard and Finis Beard identified among leaders. A 17 year old girl was choked, a youth stabbed, another shot in the shoulder, and several car thefts and kidnappings reported as the escape spread. Woman warden Mrs. George A Waters dismissed two guards.
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Okla
Albus
Jack Barnard
Bethany
Finis Beard
Carter County
George A. Waters
Meanest Man Sells Wood Block for Cream Lollypop
Albany report details a vendor selling a wooden chocolate coned cream lollypop to a man’s daughter. The block was found to be wood after the child warned it would melt. Sherman seeks negligence action while withholding names. Other items note attempted assaults, a shooting near a prison, and a stabbing during a car escape with three girls.
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Albany
W. F. Sherman
Sherman
Washington Park
Pope Sees Americans In Vatican Audience
Pope Pius welcomed 48 Americans presented by Rev Antonio Garritano of Philadelphia. He also greeted 100 pilgrims from New York Boston Chicago and Washington, brought by Rev J P Christopher and Rev Edoward B Jordan of the Catholic University at Washington.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius Today
Antonio Garritano
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chinago
Washington
J. P. Christopher
Edoward B Jordan
Catholic University At
Man Bonded In Delivery of Beer In San Antonio Tourists Court
Arthur Marzuramna was arraigned before U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart and pleaded not guilty to allegations of attempting to deliver a case of beer to a tourist court in San Antonio. He was placed under a $50 bond. Agents said the delivery driver fled when the hotel management notified federal officers.
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San Antonio
Arthur Marzuramna
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Plaza Hotel Roof Closed For Private Party This Tuesday
The Plaza Hotel roof will be closed to the public Tuesday night due to a private party. The event reserves the area, limiting access for guests and onlookers.
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Plaza Hotel Roof
Plaza Hotel
Annownce*ment
Berlin riots and arrests amid postwar political unrest
Berlin reports show violence as police eject a Nazi for rent non payment while 200 Nazis clash in the street. similar clashes occur in Lauenburg with Communists. a Nat Socialist student in Brunswick wounds another student. Nazis expelled in Glimen frontier town. riots flare in Osterode Lyck Allenstein and In sterburg as road meeting set for Sept 19 in Texas clarified.
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Berlin
Cdge
Lauenbure
Brunswick
Glimen
Hast
Prussia
Osterode
Lyck
Allenstein
Insterburg
Liner Manhattan May Break Record on Maiden Voyage
The United States liner Manhattan, bound for Europe on her maiden voyage, was reported six hours ahead of schedule and expected to arrive tonight. The voyage may break the Lusitania’s 4 days 15 hours 2 minutes transatlantic record set from Sandy Hook to Roche’s Point in 2009.
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Trish Free State
United States
Manhattan
Europe
Lusstapla
Roche
Judge Decker Dies In Raymondville At 66
HAYMONDVILLE Texas Aug. 16 The unusual career of Judge Davis B. Decker a lawyer legislator and military officer ended in death last night He was 66 and had resided in Willacy County nine years after moving from Hardeman County where he served as district judge The obituary notes his ties to the Rio Grande Valley and his long public service leading to this death announcement of leading schools and teachers today in Classification 40 Light Classified Ads
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Texas
Davis B. Decker
Decker
Willacy County
Rilo Grande Valley
Hardeman County
Dudge
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