Testimony in Huntress disbarment trial ends on objection
Testimony in the Huntress disbarment trial in San Antonio reached a dramatic climax Thursday morning as the defense objected, halting a sequence of rebuttal witnesses. Prosecution sought to probe a double mortgage on Huntress library and other financial ties, while Huntress acknowledged owing a debt.
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George W. Huntress
St. San Antonio
Stlamey
Wier Beckman
Wad
Tnotteseig of
Hubbrss
Uate
Frederick Stevens
H.W. Green
Beckman
Huntress Library
Earl Eteln
The
Frost, National
Huntress
H.G. Williams
Altorney
A. Stuckler
Stuckler
Franciska Warwich
Williams
Brevens
Frederick Kay
Wall Street Stork Market Crach
San Antonio
Chicago
John Wheeler
Keller
Etter
Wall Street
Tor Groiath
Mr. Seltzer
Hill
Mr. Selzer
Seltzer
Inis & J. Seltaer
Joseph Granger
Tte
Anca Cramer
Eelier
Thin
Witneses
Kay
H. T. Hebden
Frost National Bank
Erma G. Huntress
George Wy Ami
Jr McCutcheon
F. Scholl
San Antonio National Kant
Chienen
Mnowith Randolph
Randle "Taylor
Tad Ahah
Gramer
Dade Fredarek
Sarl Klackm
Aetlomney
Retin HeChleund
Mecateheon
Get Rid of Gas In 5 Minutes or Money Back
An unclear ad style item mentions a guarantee for relief but is garbled. It references a product or remedy claimed to banish gas quickly, with multiple mangled names and potential events or testimonials, lacking coherent details or verifiable names.
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Sergi God
Grearulsian
Auto Credit Firms Stand Firm on Contract Rules
NEW QRK Feb 2 Officials of major auto loan firms say they will not modify contract terms widely. They note installment debtors face few of the farm aid or property owner conditions. Firms add they are not indifferent to individual debtor difficulties.
State relief funds urged to cover growing need
Washington February 2. Charles A. Miller president of the Reconstruction Finance Corp asks for an additional 150 million dollars for direct relief loans to states. He backs the Wagner bill but opposes fully open access to the corporation resources. He warns the current 300.9 million fund lasts to June and notes one state nears quota exhaustion, likely Wisconsin with about 38 million borrowed.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Charles A. Miller
Reconstruction Corporation
R. F
Corporation
Miller
Debts Dispute Seen Shifting in Washington Talk
Washington February 2 A cabinet view in many quarters today suggests Neville Chamberlains no swapping war debts stance may reflect one ministers view rather than the final British position. Support comes from President elect Roosevelts willingness to hear debtor nation pleas and a recent talk with Sir Ran. Senator Borah warns Britain should consider other world problems to avoid undoing the established settlement.
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Washington, D. G
Neville Chamberlain
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Ran
Borah
Senate Foreign Rela
Miss Committee
Britain
Treasury to Borrow Large Sum in Monday Sale
In a cryptic report the Treasury aims to borrow 75 million dollars Monday. The item mentions a galvanizer sale at 250 dollars per square, station 82, Light Close collapsed from Huntress at various lines. Grammer responded that Hone would not be paid. The TWA ateah and Thonie Huntress are referenced with wires in the Sury.
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Light
Grammer
TWA
Pain Deadened Chest Colds Spun Off By No Drugs
An old advertisement touts quick relief by rubbing a mentholated balm on the spot. It claims not to blister or stain and warns against cheap imitations. Promotes a product named Tavme Bengot Uby and references a mispronounced Vine gush variant.
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Prurain
Menty
Death and career of Bonfils outlined in Rocky Mountain News note
The article traces Bonfils' life from his Troy Missouri birth on December 31 1800 through early courts actions over a May 1922 sale of the Rocky Mountain News, his 1890s West Point attempt and marriage to Belle Barton, subsequent moves to Kansas City Guthrie and Oklahoma City ventures, a later fortune in real estate and involvement in a lottery, with a contemporary contempt citation and Supreme Court appeal touch.
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State Supreme Court
Bonfils
Troy
Eugene Napoleon Bonfils
West Point
Academy
Belle Barton
Peekskill
N. Y
John J. Pershing
Crowder
Kansas City
Denver Post Pioneers Bold Era Under Tammen and Bonfils
In 1802 Samy and Harry H. Tammen bought the Denver Host and the Denver Post for 12500 in cash, launching a fearless West Coast style of journalism. The paper grew from a small circulation to 20080 daily, moved to main street, and attracted writers such as Julian Hawthorne and Winifred Black. A 1899 shooting by attorney Anderson led to trials and accusations of jury tampering. The Post later exposed Teapot Dome, contributing to Fall’s conviction and a long prosperous run.
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Samy
Denver Mtd
Harry H. Tammen
Windsor Hotel
Great Divide
Post
Denver
Julian Hawthorne
Paw L. Dunbar
Winifred Black
R. F. Outcault
Sided Bonfils
Tammen
Bonfily
W W. W. Anderson
Immen
Boohly
Anderton
Alfred Packer
Maneatee
Lake City
Golvanie
Bonfils
Anderson
Albert 8. Fall
OBrien urges honest tariff policy on gold standard issue
Robert J. OBrien tariff commission chair told a House committee that a tariff increase should be pursued honestly and intelligently. He urged Republicans to accept Secretary Mills's leadership against a tariff move tied to devalued currency, calling going off the gold standard a potential calamity for the nation.
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Washington, D. C
Robert J. Obrien
Tariff Commission
House
Secreary Mills
O'Brien
O Brien
Offers to Betray Bomber for 30000 Dollars
Philadelphia report states an anonymous note offered a $30,000 bounty to identify and bring to justice the bomber who attacked the home of John M. Di Silvestro, national head of the Order of the Sons of Italy, killing his wife and injuring 16 others. Di Silvestro received the note the day before.
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Philadelphia
John M. di Silvestro
Mationel
Order of the Sons of Italy
di Silvestro
Athlete's Foot Remedy Claims Quick Clear Up
An advertised foot fungus product promises complete relief in two weeks with daily use. It claims to reach every pore and crack, is non greasy and non staining, and offers a money back guarantee if infection persists.
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Emerald
Sommers
SIMPLE REASON BEHIND OLD GOLD’S SURMOUNTING TASTE
The reader is advised that the motive behind OLD GOLD is straightforward. The product’s winning flavor is credited to its distinctive throat feel and inspiring smoothness, attributed to careful blending and quality ingredients.
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