Street Shooting Ends With Multiple Gunshots In Bizarre Row
Witnesses recall Skeeter Clauss pulling a pistol during a dispute at a Madison street venue. Phyllis Raessting, a waitress, testified he threatened Street and others before the shooting began. Frank Nixon and Marie Curry described Clauss waving the weapon and Street collapsing from gunfire. Eight bullets struck Street, leaving 35 wounds reported in the chaotic scene.
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Skeeter
Clauss
Street
Frank Nixon
Sullivan
the & Bassy
Sulivan
Red
Biering Avenue
Nixon
Madison Street
Clause
Government Invasion Of Private Business Debate
The passage argues against government built or funded enterprises and emergency powers that could undermine private livelihoods. It cites Representative Ludlow’s criticism of a government owned factory at Reedsville and warns against using crisis rhetoric to push revolutionary changes, praising American self reliance and opposition to paternalistic socialism.
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Representative Ludlow
Reedsville
House of Representatives
Nenton
Street family gun battle tragedy linked to Huntsville death row
Street family suffered fatal gun wounds with West Park avenue ties and a Fort Worth clash in 1931. Sam Street, killed six years after, perished in a gun battle with Pete McKenzie, now awaiting execution in Huntsville. Investigators questioned witnesses as attorney Lou Sihle Shger declined to comment. Street’s funeral was planned for Porter Loring with Rev. Hill officiating. he survived by his mother Myre.
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Acis Mintotes de Otliner
A. Streett
West Park Avenue
Southern Pacific Rail
R. B. Ailenp
Toad
West Lynwood Avenue
Street
Gutfred Ceri’ Street
Fort Worth
Sam Street
Pete Mon ‘Kenzie
McKenzie
State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Raymond South
P. R. Halloran
Claws
Lou
Sihle Shger
Porter Loring
P. H. Hill
Myre
Sam
Slain Man’s Record Reveals Broad Career of Charges
County and federal records compile a long list of charges linked to A G Street and Otto Claus, including assault to murder a railroad employee, possession of distilled spirits, firearm thefts from the Texas National Guard armory, and official misconduct while serving as deputy. Other entries show theft of slot machines, aggravated assault, unlawful pistol carrying, and a murder linked to a Houston street bar. The narrative spans decades and features names such as Mary Abbey and Sam Street, with police recollections noting the slain man’s prior work as a peace officer and community figure.
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A. G. Street
United States
Austin
Texas National Guard
Lai
Justice of the Peace Court
Grand Jury
D. F. Davis
Mary Abbey
County Court-al-Law
Foreclosure relief bill moves in Texas House
Texas House adopts a conference report postponing foreclosures for 80 days with sales delayed to March 6 unless owner and debt holder agree in writing. The measure funds unemployment relief bonds and creates new relief commission personnel with governor as voting member. Lawrence Westbrook urged delaying $14.59 million of the $20 million authorization.
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Austin
Texas House of Representatives
Senate
House
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bilalia
Texas Relief Commission
Industrial Accident Board
Texas Juch Council
Carman
BRITON MEETS 15600 Pact Marks Monetary Shift
London reports Roosevelt policy impact as gold price set near 435 per ounce. British arbiters raise sterling to 138 shillings 6p per ounce, reflecting a move to a new bullion standard and shifting gold price influence toward the pound. Dollar value adjusts with sterling shifts. experts call it a tactical British maneuver. Washington notes rail freight loadings up 132% from 1932, 26,974 above the prior year.
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London
Roosevelt
Bulion
Britain
Washington, D. C
American’ Railway Association
Verdict in 8. A. Shooting death by own action
Justice of the Peace John & Shook Friday returned a verdict of death by own action in the inquiry into the death of Gold a former Gillespie county rancher who had lived in San Antonio. He had been staying with his son B W Franz at 331 East Post sites a note addressed to Eva and Benno Franz was found on the body.
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Justice of the Peace
John
Gold
Gillespie County
San Antonio
B. W. Franz
East Post
Eva
Benno ‘Franz
Resurfacing Highway 85 under way in Dimmit county
Work has begun on resurfacing Highway No. 85 through Dimmit county near Carrizo Springs on February 2. Local notices urge readers to borrow money from reliable sources, with advertisements for money-to-loan offers appearing in the paper.
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Carrizo Springs
Dimmit County
Sealing Improves New York Trade in January Review
Dun and Bradstreet reported a definite revival across all branches in January. The weekly trade review highlighted improved retail and business activity as a standout feature of the period.
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New York
Din and
Bradstreet
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