Indictments Return in Federal Grand Jury Case
The federal grand jury returned 10 indictments naming San Angelo fans. Frank Nathan Thaylor faces a concealment charge tied to smuggled 52,500 international sweepstakes lottery tickets. Co-defendants Ed F. Hewes and Walt Olsen posted bond. Other indictments involve Alejandro Delgado's jail escape, Fausto Tovar customs violation, Hernandez altering a currency note, and narcotics and internal revenue cases.
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Federal Grand Jury
Ab Aussin
San Aglon
Frank Nathan Thaylor
United States
Ed F. Hewes
Walt Olsen
Alejandro Delgado
Tom
Bexar County
Isidro Hernandes
Fausto Tovar
Fstaten Hernandez
Raymond Rodriguez
Jo Martes
Sheep and Goat Group to Discuss Thefts Meeting in Sonora
A 127 member Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association board will meet at 10 a.m. February 8 in Sonora. President Roy Hudspeth says the policy on pending prosecutions of recent sheep and goat thefts will be determined.
Bullet matches pistol that killed motorcycle officer Edwards
The state crime bureau reports the first tests linking a pistol bullet to the officer Edwards murder are complete. Ballistics matched the test bullet to the recovered slug, with further tests planned using shells found at the scene. Indicted suspect Vaughn faces trial in February in Criminal District Court.
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Indy
A. A. Edwards
Johnny W. Vaughn
Lone Wolf
Ganzaulias
Bureau of Scientific Crime Detection
State Department of Public Safety
San Antonio
Selanes Canedo
Austin
Gonzaullay Kald Vaughn
Donald Duck
Baker
Edwards
WW. W. MecCrory
Criminal District Court
Valley Scout Dave Slated to Raise March Quota
Nineteen Rio Grande Valley cities will join in early March to raise a collective $11,100 for Valley Boy Scout Council operations this fiscal year. Quotas vary by city, with Harlingen 1250 and Brownsville 1500 among the listed amounts. Mission, Edinburg, and Mercedes also contributing sizable sums. Harry J. Starr of Mission, finance chairman, submitted a budget. C. Britton of McAllen, council president, said steps to organize the drive would be completed shortly.
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Mercedes
Tio Grande Valley
Valley Boy Scout
Quatas
Harlingen
McAlien
Donna
Weslano
San Be
Pharr-San Tran
Edinburg
Brownsville
Mission
la Veria
Raymondville
Rio Grande Gily
Elsa
C. ¥. Britton
Meakten
Another Bill Aims Ban on Dog Races
Texas House member Alt Roark of Saratoga introduced a bill in Austin today to outlaw dog racing. The measure seeks to halt the activity statewide and would affect local kennels and racing venues. The proposal signals a renewed push to ban greyhound racing amid ongoing animal welfare debates.
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Austin
Alt Roark
Saratoga
AFL Attacks Sit-Downs and GM Inquiry in Washington
In Washington on February 3, the AFL harshly criticized sit-down strikes and pushed a Senate resolution seeking a broad inquiry into General Motors. The measure, drafted by J. P. Pressman and backed by Senator Neely, targets the GM organization and the auto strikers aligned with the CIO. Democratic leaders remained noncommittal on its prospects.
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Washington
JINS
American Federation of Labor
Senate
General Motors Corporation
Automobile Workers
John TL
Tews
O. I
Congress
Lee Pressman
Neely
Democrat
West Virginia
General Motors
Demecradic
Pioneer Resident of Yoakum Area Dies
Yoakum area obituary notes Mrs. Marbha dane Hickey aged 92 died at her home near Yoakum after 77 years on the same farm born nearby. Survived by daughter Mrs. August Brown of Victoria and six Hickey sons. Funeral services set for Wednesday. Also mentions James Hickey, W. A. Hickey, Alfred Hickey, Patrick Hickey, Earl Hickey, and Charles Tuckey.
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Yoakum Area
Yoakum
Marbha Dane Hickey
Hickey
James Hickey
August Brown
Victoria
W. A. Hickey
Jin
Alfred Hickey
Patrick Hickey
Earl Hickey
Charles Tuckey
Matagorda County
Rumblings of discontent in House Republicans over policy panel
Washington February 3 Rumblings of discontent involve a new policy committee and minority members of the ways and means committee. Leaders strive for a united front against administration proposals but discord echoes. The policy committee failed to consult before a conference on social security act changes. The ways and means minority also withheld consultation before denouncing continued reciprocal trade agreement act.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Ways and Means
Ways and Means S
Three Charged In Robbery By Assault Of Mrs Hines
Three men Jack Lott Vernarr Prilty and Arl Schoonover faced joint charge in justice court for robbery by assault of Mrs Kate Hines at 217 East Elmira street on January 23. The trio allegedly threw her to the ground and took 3.50.
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Justice Court
Kate Hines
East Elmira Street
Jack Lott
Vernarr Prilty
Fort Worth
Arl Schoonover
DeWitt County Flood Aid Fund Reaches Six Hundred
DeWitt County’s relief fund neared 600 dollars as the Nordheim community had yet to report. Vorstern totals stood at 100 dollars, Westholz 67 dollars, and Cuero residents 480 dollars, leaving the county’s original quota at 425 dollars.
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DeWitt County
Cuero
Tipu
Nordheim
Vorstern
Westholf
Guero Citizans
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Power Company Injunction
In Indianapolis on February u the Indiana Supreme Court upheld an injunction granted to Northern Indiana Power Co to block municipal electric lines in Huntington. Mayor Clare W. H. Bangs has been jailed since July for defying a court order to disconnect homes and businesses from the municipal plant.
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Municipal Power
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Northern Indiana Power Company
Municipal Electric Light Dluet
Huntington
Clare W. H. Bangs
Bangs
Lindbergh Seeks Private Meeting With Mussolini
Rome February 3 1931 a scheduled chat between Col Charles Lindbergh and premier Benito Mussolini is being arranged sources said today. The aviator and his wife paused in Rome and were assured by the Duce of privacy before resuming the birthday air tour possibly to Cairo.
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Lindbergh
Rome
Col
Charles &. Lindbergh
Hetitio Mussolini
Flying Woloney
TY Duce
Cairo
Storm Delays Dock Ballots On Pacific Coast
Stormy weather delayed ballot distribution in the Northwest and San Diego to the International Tamgshoremens' union, delaying expected noon tabulation as leaders in the 97 day walkout monitor votes mounting toward a finale tonight or tomorrow.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific Coast
Northwest
San Diego
International Tamgshoremens’ Union
Black and White Ointment Promises Skin Relief
The ad touts Black and White Ointment for itching and rash with over twenty years of use. It recommends using Black and White Skin Soap first for quicker results and notes trial size one cent and large can sizes available at druggists.
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Dia
Adwriter
Donal
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John W. Vaughn
A. A. Ed
Wards
W. W. McCrory
Paul J. Kilday
Ala
John W. Edwards
Vaughn
Morris Plan Loan
Morris Or
Plan
Commerce AT Press
Otate
Valley Scout
Dave
Ine
Com Skoe
Evangeline
Nilaml
Feveng Mosley
Wednaidors
Ftdoye
Clyde-Mallory
Nichols
San Aninnin
AFL Laahed
St-Downers
Freddie
Hollywood
Freddie Bartholomew
M.G.M
Bipling
BED Poriteat Owsmitins
Ram
YORK
Rosecraft
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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