Mustache sales lead in Texas land contract case
Mrs Ananda Rugen testified in Chicago that a Texas land salesman pressured her to sign an option paper for a 70 acre Hidalgo county grapefruit property. The suit by the Queens seeks to set aside the contract and recover $27 000 in mortgages against Perry W Perkins and E B Harrell.
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Ananda Rugen
Texas Land Company
Arthur L. van Berschot
Ruken
George
Novylve Im
Hidalgo County
Texas
Stor
Perry W. Perkins
E. B. Harrell
Mercedes
Rugen
von Berschot
Chicago
Honestys Dividends Shrink and Court Case Tale
A Chicago visit by Honesty’s Dividends Shrink unfolds in a police interview over a dubious reward tied to a Texas land deal. Key facts include a $55 check, a six month closed bank, and $27,000 notes used as security on a contract. Accusations center on misread documents blamed on missing reading glasses and a divorce plot. The courtroom hints at December 14 for a ruling, with rumors about a mustache linked suspect near the couple.
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Momence
van Burschel
Texas
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Lillie
Mustachi Rugen
Bad
Mustache
Rugen
Death of Luby Mourned by Pioneers
The frontier veteran Judge James O. Luby of San Diego Texas died at his home Friday evening. A pioneer of frontier experiences he will be honored with funeral services at 10 a m Saturday in San Diego. The Old Trail Drivers association plans a delegation. Born in London in 1846 Luby came to the United States in 1854 and served in the Confederate Army. He first came to San Antonio in 1863 and moved to San Diego in 1867. He later ran stores near San Diego and Fort Ewell and survived Indian raids in 1870.
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San Antonio
Frontier Vanguard
James O. Luby
San Diego
Texas
Judge Luby
Old Trail Drivers’ Association
London
Dodge Luby
Tipperary
Cork
Army of the Southwest
Shiloh
Fort Ewell
Duval
Duval County
Tadie James
Old Trash Drivers’ Association
Longtime county judge Luby dies after over 50 years in law
Sued concludes a veteran pioneer and first judge in the county who practiced law for more than half a century until recently resided at 407 Adams Street in San Antonio. Survived by two sons James Luby and Capt. John Luby and two daughters Mrs Alea Bhaffer and Mrs Addie Whitman. Daughters at 407 Adams Street. sons in Corpus Christi.
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Adama Street
San Antonio
Judge Luby
James Luby
John Luby
Alea Bhaffer
Addie Whitman
Adams Street
Corpus Christi
Abandonment Approved for San Antonio Aransas Pass Branch
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled to abandon about twenty miles of the San Antonio Aransas Pass Railway line from Shiner Junction to near Gonzales Texas. The decision overruled the Texas Railroad Commission and civic groups citing insufficient traffic. The ICC said Colorado against the United States confirms federal jurisdiction.
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Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Ind
Aransas Pass
Texas Railroad Commission
Federal Commission
Colorado
United States
Former Main High Debater Becomes Dallas Judge
William Madden Hill of San Antonio, formerly a leading debater at Main Avenue High School, was elected by the Dallas County Bar Association to sit during Judge John A. Rawlins’s absence on Dallas County Court at Law No. 2. Son of Joe L. Hill, he studied UT, debated University of Colorado teams, earned a law degree in San Antonio, and has practiced in Dallas for six years.
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Main Avenue High School
William Madden
San Antonio
Dallas County Court
Judge Hill
Joe L. Bil
Dallas County Bar Association
I Congress
University of Texas
University of Colorado
Dallas
Hal
Permit for Track Refused by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the Southern Pacific permission to build a 1000 foot connecting track near Port Arthur Texas. The Kansas City Southern objected to a plan involving casing head gasoline to Gulf Refining, which the Southern Pacific would transfer at a location KCS deemed dangerous.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
Port Arthur
Texas
Texas 4
New Orleans
Kansas City Southern
Gulf Refining Company
Roosevelt Wins New York Victory Narrow Margin Noted
Albany December report from the New York Board of Canvassers shows Governor Roosevelt with a solid plurality over President Hoover in the November election. Roosevelt totals reach 2,584,959 while Hoover trails with 1,637,968. Democratic electors total 2,534,059. The tally also marks Communist party gains as a notable third force in New York politics.
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N.Y
New York
Cavassers
Roosevelt
Hoover
Communist Party
Poli More Maan
Wbe
Mexican President Deploys 12 Cavalry Regiments in Vera Crag Uprising
President Rodriguez orders 12 regiments of cavalry to Talapa to crush agrarian unrest led by former Governor Adalberto J. Tejeda. It marks the largest mobilization of mobile forces since the 1929 Escobar uprising.
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Mexico City
Vera Crag
Rodriguez
Talapa
al Jeger
Adalberto J. Tejeda
Escobar
Flogging of Oklahoma U Student Probed
Norman Oklahoma December report details an alleged abduction and lashings of Bill Stephens, an 18 year old OU freshman and campus newspaper writer. Stephens said about 15 men in D D M C robes beat him after a story about fraternity demands. University President Bizzell ordered an investigation with the county prosecutor. Prime Minister MacDonald of Britain showed improved health after a minor cold.
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Norman
Ola
Bill Stephens
University of Oklahoma
Stephens
Oklahoma City
Mophandle Pondege
W. B. Bizzell
Masdonald
Geneva
MacDonald
Great Britain
Chinese Chief Eludes IPS In Northwest Manchuria
Shanghai dispatch states the Japanese legalion reports Gen. Ping-Wen, Chinese resistance leader in Northwest Manchuria, remains in Soviet territory after earlier claims that Soviet officials handed General Bu to Japanese forces. Mention of Light Classified Money-To-Loan ads.
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Ping- Wen
Manchuria
Ab Mandialj
Siberian
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