Adbery Pro Extends To Sninge Adbery Pro Extends To Sninge
Sheriff Mills of Coleman county sent deputy sheriffs into San Angelo country to identify two suspects after the Coleman National Bank was robbed of 623,250 last Friday. John Newton and Mark Newton were arrested west of here and jailed. officials continued questioning them for a breakthrough.
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Congress Deliberates on Air Mail Subpoena and Budget Measures
Senate considers the case of William F Mac Cracken for defying air mail investigators subpoena. Appropriations subcommittee reviews interior department bill while Banking committee examines various bills. House mulls administration aid totaling 950 million for CWA relief. Ways and Means hears Secretary Ickes on hot oil. Naval subcommittee reviews art and plane profits. Coinage committee hears Dies silver officers case. alleged loot split and two others tied to shares. Sheriff Mills notes robbery HQ near San Angelo before the crime. Newtons claim Chickasha Oklahoma home with autos linked to Fort Worth occupants. A 1833 license plate found hidden in the auto tied to Oklahoma registration.
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Naval
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San Angelo
Newtons
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Blant
Fort Worth
Mavig Newton
Autofindio
Oklahoma
Guards Foil Dillinger Jail Break Plot At Crown Point
Extra guards armed with sub machine guns and rifles surrounded the Lake County jail at Crown Point Indiana to thwart a reported plan by Dillinger gangsters to free John Dillinger the notorious bank robber and killer.
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Japan moves to suppress war pamphlet amid censorship clash
The Japanese government announced measures to curb circulation of a pamphlet predicting a Pacific naval conflict. Kyosuke Pubuma, retired commander, authored the piece seized by U.S. customs. Officials advised against publishing and criticized a magazine review linked to naval policy.
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Japan
America
Baron Tatsuo Yamamoto
Chinese Province Revolt Suppressed Near End
Hongkong reports that resistance to the Nanking Nationalist government in Fukien is nearly ended as forces of the Nineteenth route army advance south from Foochow toward the Pukiew capital. Principal leaders have fled to Hongkong, signaling plans for no further resistance.
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Foochow
Haye
French Revolt Threat Looms On Paris Front Page
Paris faces a tense climate as demonstrations loom and officials admit uncertainty yet deem a direct overthrow unlikely. Police guard the city with machine guns and socialist shocks troops are stationed at party HQs while royalist plots surface amid volatile public mood.
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Open Forum Letter Echoes Rising Crime and Blame
The editor laments a host of societal ills from robberies and holdups to car theft and machine gun violence. He ponders who is to blame, naming lawyers, officials, and the public, while reflecting on past comforts replaced by modern dangers. The piece questions moral decline and media roles amid Roosevelt era concerns.
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Paris Veterans Protest Against Daladier Government Cleanup
Bitter defiance marks protests as 12000 veterans, Royalists clash with police over Chiappe dismissal. Demonstrators vow renewed battles on the boulevards to test Daladier’s new cabinet and demand accountability for officials tied to Stavisky scandal.
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Ronnefoy Libour
Joseph Paul Boncour
Tenants Win Court Ruling on Future Rent Damages
The U S Supreme Court ruled that tenants who file bankruptcy and break leases are not liable for damages covering future rents. The decision, from two New York appeals, is seen as significant amid widespread lease terminations via bankruptcy. Landlords argued bankruptcy was often used to escape leases, especially by chain stores.
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Supreme Court
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Death by own action Victim Buried in Dallas
Dallas, Feb 5. The body of Mrs. P. F. A. C. Perrin, who, authorities say, ended her life in an apparent suicide after a pact with a prominent Austin physician, was sent home for funeral rites at 3 p.m. today. Mrs. Perrin, former Rhow Burgess of Dallas, was the wife of a University of Texas psychology professor. Dr Perrin, in Fort Worth over the weekend as a guest of Mr and Mrs Cleaves Rhew, attended the funeral with her father from Hollywood, California, and two sisters.
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Men Persins L
Burgess
Hollywood
Calif
Bankruptcy claims over lease terminations threaten rents
Jurors heard arguments about the impact of bankruptcy on lease terminations. Tenants argued the premises surrendered could be re rented by landlords at equal or higher rates than those in the canceled leases, while lenders sought damages for breach. The case focuses on financial viability and leasing rights amid bankruptcy.
Relieve Headache and Quiet Nerves in Three Minutes
A Victorian ad promotes B. G. C . Be a drug formula claimed to relieve violent headaches in three minutes. It says BE contains several ingredients and helps with muscular pain fever and nervous distress without habit. Also lists an unfurnished house for rent at 702 East Emira in the Light Classifieds.
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