County Attorney Reopens War on Gaming Devices
County Attorney D. F. Davis announced renewed efforts in the War on slot machines and punchboards after citizen complaints. By Tuesday morning authorities had seized 22 slot machines and money punch boards, with 16 misdemeanor gaming convictions already secured in Justice of the Peace court. Additional cases await trial Wednesday as sheriff's department, constables, and rural deputies continue cooperation.
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Juan
Nee of the Peace
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Onion
Davis
Sheriff’s Department
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Rifles Stolen From Hardware Store Display
Thieves forced a display case at the Den Sprola Hardways company on Wasl, TroWa tan Street, and stole two rifles. A watch and $8 were taken from a fronters, and a pistol was reported missing from 2 W. Buchanan. Detectives recovered items linked to A C Coffy of 119 McKinley Avenue and investigated burglaries at T C Bagley on 1232 McKinley and 1411 West Houestan.
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TroWatan Street
A. C. Coffy
McKinley Avenue
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McKinley” Agende
Firemen Quell Blaze at Armory in Baltimore
Firefighters fought a blaze at Baltimore’s Fifth Regiment armory after an explosion sparked smoke-filled hazards. Acting Fire Chief John Kahl declared the fire under control as more than twenty firefighters were injured or overcome by smoke.
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Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
John Kahl
Nine Children and Mother in Fatal Harm Attempt at Home
In ST QUAIREVILLE Obi Alig W iy A a mother believed to be Ansane tied to warn her children and then attempted suicide by reaping into a haystack she had tied. The mother and three children were burned but will recover. Local authorities report the incident as a family welfare case under investigation.
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Obi
Ansane
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Horse show plans spark social week at club
The Tie Baddle club announces a popular horse show from 5 30 to 9 30 on September 11 with a dinner intermission and public clubhouse access. Luncheon at the club approved by William King drew directors and chairmen of committees including Mrs. J T Gond and Mrs. John Burr among many others.
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Murray Brooks
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Rowe: Johnson
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Mc Corho
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Tule Russo
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Michael Granate
Ralph Costanso
Andrew Obbotti
Nate Ruth
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Gtivano
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Montanto
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Park Drive
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Brooksfield
St. Anthony Hotel
Sun Room
Regina
Chicken Goes Visiting Man Jailed
In Jenners Pennsylvania on August 20 4) a man named Yadtuch father of fifteen children visiting a neighbor's home was arrested. Unable to pay cents he was sent to jail for a dash.
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Jenners
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Yadtuch
Roosevelt Wins Right to Remove Mayor Walker
Albany Aug 30 A New York court ruled Governor Roosevelt may remove Mayor James J Walker without being bound by standard judicial procedures. Justice Elis J Staley held the governor may conduct hearings with the evidence before him and is accountable only to the people and his conscience. The decision states the courts have no power over the governor in this process and outlines limits on due process while affirming removal for cause related to public trust. Walker’s counsel called it a victory for the mayor. Roosevelt declined further comment after reviewing the decision with his lawyers.
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James J. Walker
Supreme Court
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Liegavernne Dwight
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Hofstadter
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Silence on 50 million cotton loan defies quick clarity
Washington August 30 Silence today surrounded the 50 million loan announced by Jesse H Jones a director of the Reconstruction Finance Corp amid government cotton control plans Clear agreement between the board and the Reconstruction Corp on the loan appeared lacking as officials declined to discuss details
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Rerangtri Action Coreporation
Lash
Parm Board of Ficials
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Reconstruction Corporation
Plans to Settle Rent With Federal Check Gets 5 Cents
A Washington note reports Alongo L. Keeler sought to settle rent with government funds but chose a cup of coffee instead. The piece mentions a Texas Summer School ending in Austin with degrees conferred, a retiree receiving a five cent retirement check, and Treasury receipts for August with totals and expenditures.
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Alongo L. Keeler
Bles
Austin
University of Texas Summar School
Treasury
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Mexico Will Form Mortgage Institution for Public Works
The federal government plans to organize a mortgage and public works institution in Mexico City with foundation capital of 26,070,000 pesos. It will regulate mortgage terms and interest, curb abuses from private negotiations, and finance needed public works, supported by the treasury department and advisory offices.
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