Tightenberger Strange Acts Told in Tragic Family Portrait
A witness describes the Tightenberger family as nervous and high strung, noting a frayed household. She recounts seeing her son when he was stationed near Chisago and describes relatives as morose, reclusive, or extreme in beliefs, shaping the accused man’s background.
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Liehtenberger
Chisago
Testimony in bank holdup case cites alcohol influence and threats
Witnesses describe Lt Lichtenberger acting queer before the February robbery and show concerns over hospital costs and care for a wife and unborn baby. Medical experts discuss alcohol impairment affecting memory and intent, while a city chemist links a codine tainted bottle to the defendant. Defense expected to rest as trial continued.
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Leutenant
John W. Cor
Lichtenberger
F. D. Dickson
Otto Eiiesti
H. J. Conway
Fort Crockett
Lichtenberg
August W. Dieta
J. A.molligan
Randalon
3. W. French
French
Colonel French
Chalkine
Herman A. Nestor
W. W. Lehr
Open Forum Favors Five Cent Street Car Fare
A reader laments high street car fares amid layoffs and wage cuts. The letter argues public service charges remain 10 cents while Austin and others cut to five. It notes families miss church and events due to transport costs and urges a five cent fare to boost ridership.
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the Light
Public Service Company
Austin
L A Seeks Federal Aid After The Light Quote
A fragment notes LA urging federal assistance following a The Light article that quoted the chamber of commerce saying San Antonio did not need Reconstruction Board aid. It mentions children hungry and fathers with very low weekly earnings highlighting human hardship and the call for help.
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L.A
the Light
Chamber Ofl Commerce
San Antonio
Reconstruction Board
Johnson Charges Fraud in Primary
Johnson of Tyler, Texas, accuses fraud in the recent Democratic primary, alleging about one hundred thousand votes improperly counted and claiming the primaries' fairness was undermined, with many candidates possibly unfairly eliminated from the run-off. The statement presents risk to the integrity of the elections and calls for scrutiny.
Solons to consider tax delinquent extension plan
Dallas August 18 Governor Sterling said he would ask a special session to approve a proclamation extending the time limit for delinquent tax payments without penalty and interest. He indicated the measure would be announced soon and supported by the Legislature.
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Dallas
R. 5S. Sterling
Ex-Mate and Children Visit Mrs McCormick in Grave Condition
Chicago August 16 reports say Edith Rockefeller McCormick was reunited with her ex husband Harold F. McCormick and their three children as physicians stated her condition was very grave after a month of illness. Mrs Max Oder arrived from Switzerland to join the family circle. Muriel had left after the 1921 divorce and lived with Harold following his marriage to Mme Ganna Walska.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Max Oder
Switzerland
Muriel
Aster
Mme, Ganna Walska
Adriatic Sea
Tustito
Adige Valley
Allough
Paul Kipfer
Oberguyl
Alps
Plccard
Pecan Man Heads Marketing Council
H G Lucas of Brownwood national president of the National Pecan Marketing association was elected today president of the Texas Cooperative council at a meeting of county members in Dallas. Various commodity cooperative marketing organizations in Texas compose the council.
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Dallas
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
National Pecan Marketing Association
Texas Co-operative Council
Texas
Piccard Sets 16500 Meter Altitude Record In Flight
In DUBENDORF Switzerland August 18 193x Prof Auguste Piccard and partner Max Cosyn reached 16500 meters above earth in an airtight gondola attached to a stratosphere balloon. They crossed Engadine mountains and reported landing plans near Lake Garda as crowds estimated at 40000 watched the ascent.
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Dubendorf
Switzerland
Auguste Piccard
Zurich
Piccard
Slatosphere
Grosses Mountains
Engadine
Theorenoon
Plecard
Sargans
Italy
Davos
St. Moritz
Max. Cosyn
Emgaline
Samaden
Adriatic
Lake Garda
Mount Ortler
Livignon
Alps
Mexico to enlarge air fleet with twenty fighters
Mexico plans to add 20 pursuit and stout planes to its military air force, officials announced today. The country currently has about five fighting aircraft, mostly bombers, as part of its aerial defense buildup.
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Mexico
Mexico Uity
Ely
Sears loss reported for period and British pastor’s death
CHICAGO Aug 11 Sears Roebuck and company reported today a loss of $2 803 7 between January 1 and July 16. The report repeats the amount as 2 093 753. Rev William Young Calderton a leading figure in Baptist church for over fifty years died in London yesterday.
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nPi
Seare, Roebuck and Company
Dixs
London
William Young Cujlerton
Qure
Baptist Church
Yesterdy
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