Admits Slaying In Cafe Ow Communicated During Incident
A cafe shooting unfolded when Owens admitted the slaying between Hadshaw and Detective Kelley. A waitress reported Owens carrying a pistol, a struggle ensued with Bradshaw disarming him as two shots rang out. Owens was wounded and hospitalized. other suspects and victims were listed in separate alleys of the shooting on West Commerce and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadshaw
E. Kelley
Ida May Hopwood
Detec
J. B. Kelley
Melsey
Robert B. Gren Hospital
Gus Klockenkeuper
Balinag
Salinas
Robert A. Green Hospital
West Commerce Efrent
Dave Rias
West Commerce Street
R. DeBong
Osfter
State Department of Police
Austin
Criado
Ortega
Owens
Pay J. Kuday
Sidlepage
Leonard LaBorde
West
Houston Street
Lavino Arre-dondo
Gan Jacuito Street
LaBorde
Arredunito
Samen
Marth Pecos Street
Vote Delayed on Fraternity Tax Bill in Senate
In ATSTIN February a bill by Senator Joz L. Hull Henderson to tax fraternal benefit societies stalled in the senate. Senators Clink Small Amarillo and Franklin Speirs San Antonio questioned competition with old-line insurers. Speirs favored the measure. Small opposed it. The bill was laid over for action later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atstin
Unep
Rogi
Joz L. Hull
Henderson
Senate
Clink Small
Amarillo
Frianklin Speirs
San Antonio
Spears
Small
Smoky the French Poodle Wipes Feet Before Studio Entry
Hollywood diary notes Glandette Colteri’s French poodle Smoky always wipes his paws on the door mat outside her studio dressing room before entering, a polite habit observed during filming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Glandette Colteri
Smoky
Valley oil field activity drops after two months of work
In the Lower Rio Grande Valley Cameron and Willacy counties see renewed wildcat and development, with Slepper Petroleum No 2 Fort Isabel et al in Cameron drilling to 1500 feet and planning 20 inch conductor pipe, while tests in Willacy including the Bueck Mucton area await resumed weather. Other operators push deeper wells near Rio Grande City and Refugio county, with several completions and spudups as ongoing drilling supports lead to potential deep oil production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleld Development
Wildcat
Rio Grande Valley
Cameron County
Slepper Petroleum Company
Fort Isabel Et al
Cameron
Wilco
Valley
Tn Willacy
Bueck Mucton
Ines
T Siliman-Johnson
Osonly
Ifitatgs County
Sterling Giant Refining Corporation
Engelman
Butburg
Coutrty
Rio Grande City
Moss
Heard
Sanford Ricady
Alls Miscovers
Joseph F.anderson
Yaguia
Clapton-Reed
Hig Grande City
Tomocolonar
Maknsaevey
Quiotana Nhl
Riley
Lorafinn
M. di
Xiwinles
Wrens
United Production Company
Lambert
Awintana
O'Cannor
Sane
O'Canstor
Trastee Eeteaktyat Company
Wilson Heart Way
Josey
Burton
Iso
Refugio County
San Patiuoio
Pampsas
Plymouth
San Patricio County
Aeelion
Welder Ranch
Taft
Boyore Jease
Omman
Humble Ol
Mayo Wan
Mayo
Teml
Wis Waltive
Sue
Crown Central Petroleum Corporation No
White Point
Enn
White Point Sus Fold
BNO
Texans Report Good Hunting In Mexico
Houston hunters report good hunting in the Carman mountains of Mexico. They killed a deer and three mountly jims while bear signs appeared. bears scarce this season. Texas wildlife notes include many mountain lions along the southern border and a push for conservation through the proposed Big Bend international peace park to protect species such as the Texas peccary and Mexican black bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
A_gyouy
A. Hi
Ray
George H. Black
Jol G. Weslom
Vernon Young
Prens Lite Hill
Carman Mountains
Mexico
Texas
Sruce Duncan
Rough Sig
Tas
Tesas
Big Bend International Peace Park
W. B. McDougall
National Park Service
McDougall
Colima
United States
Chisox Mountains
International Park
Senate Action on Appointments Near Austin
Governor James V. Alfred faced delays in senate approval of unemployment compensation commission picks Wallace C. Reilly R B. Anderson and Charles B. Mitler as Ben G Oneal of Wichita Falls led nominations committees meeting. Objections from Reilly a former lobbyist reportedly hindered action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Austin
Lorig
James V. Alfred
Texas
Ben G_ Oneal
Wichita Falls
Gammilies
Texas seeks to sue over inheritance tax on Green estate
The Supreme Court ordered argument on March 8 regarding Texas petition to file an original suit to challenge rights to collect inheritance tax from the $50 million estate of Col. Edward H R Green son of Hetty Green. Texas claims Green resided in Kaufman while New York Massachusetts and Herida contest the tax claims ranging from 3 009 000 to 15 900 000 and other levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Traffic Signals on Highways Proposed in Texas Senate
A Texas senate bill by Senator Joe Tay bean of Henderson proposes traffic signals on highways with red and green lights. The measure notes signals may not be set up by the highway department in all locations and urges proper control measures along mapped routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Texas Senate
Joe Taybean
Henderson
Highway Department
Atlanta Hearst Paper Honors Anniversary
More than 150000 Atlantans joined a week of events marking Hearst Atlanta station's 25th anniversary. Notables arrived, including Randolph Hearst family members and Hearst writers. Government leaders lauded the Georgian during luncheons, parades, and parties with hundreds of employees, editors, and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hearst
Geonia
Georgia Presa Association
United States
Newsport
Piedmont Driving Club
TE. D. Rivers
Wiliam B. Harsfield
Tuumspeck
Russell
Benquet
Senda
Mr. Hearst
Randolph
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Harry Welch
New York
HH. Knickerbocker
Barry Fatts
Teralhy Kilgallen
BU Conm
Clio Yorn
Olle Soglow
Alex Rayburn
Work Policy Splits Alaskan Colonists in Palmer
In Malanuskk valley Palmer Alaska colonists split into factions over a new no Work no ear program. The Alaska Rocal Rehabilitation operation started February 1 amid vigorous objections to the work credit system. Affidavits claiming mismanagement had been filed toward Washington D. C. by street messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Alatha
Malanuskk
Alaska
Pope Pius XI Weakens Under Broadcast Tax Strain
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XI enduring increased pain amid broad cast tax pressure tied to a plea to the Manile Eucharistic empress for foreign Talistans. Nightly disturbances followed infection-fortifying measures ahead of Tes tentay's Fidio message, signaling mounting strain on the pontiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XI
Talistans
Testentay
Fort Arthur Hen Enforced Egg Production With Wire
A White Leghorn owned by Tom Terror at Fort Arthur began laying again after a brief halt, reportedly reinforced by a three-branch wire device. The incident references a fire produced from shots and the bird’s renewed egg production following the modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Arthur
Tom Terror
Hearst Creed for The Georgian Marks Paper's Coming of Age
William Randolph Hearst writes a fatherly message to Randolph Hearst read at Atlanta Georgian's twenty-fifth anniversary banquet. He extols a healthy husky paper guided by Porter, praising truthfulness, clean entertainment, public service, and trust between press and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Georgia Senate
House
Insulu- Home
Maney
Louis Haney
New York Financial
Atlanta Itilfin Club
van Randolph Hester
William Randolph Heersh Ar
New York American
John K. Hearst
New York Nnieral
David W. Hearst
Baltimore News-Post
Nera
Randolph A. Mearst
David
Georgia
Hearst Organization
Mr. Porter
Popeye
Death Separates Oldest U.S. Twins in Public Notice
Death claimed J. M. Shafer aged 4 seven when a long serving newspaper man, and his twin survived, Mrs. Lidiy Whitlock of Los Angeles, living in California. They were born December 2, 1842, in Marion County, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Puainview
Feb
J. M. Shafer
Sevevant
United States
Shafers
Lidiy ¥. Whitlock
Los Angeles
Maioning County
Ohie
Suspect jailed in Houston linked to Mattson case
Houston detectives arrested a 40-year-old seaman in connection with the kidnapping and slaying of 10-year-old Charley Mattson in Tatoms Washington. The man was detained for questioning as investigators pursued the described kidnapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattson
Houston
Pred Texer
BM Stark
Charley Mattson
Envo ys Dress to Maintain Tradition in Diplomacy
Special to Wha Light reports on President Roosevelts policy limiting diplomats abroad to plain American attire, reviving an 84 year old homespun standard. The piece traces historical acts from Jackson to Pierce and Buchanan, noting clashes over court dress and a shift toward simplicity in official garb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groacer
Brosyn
Washington
Hivm
United States
Roosevelt
Forazen
White House
America
State Department
Willam
Manny
New York
Franklin Pierce
Jackson
Berlin
August Delmont
Hague
Rolland
Mason
Maris
Foor
James Buchanan
St. James
Flora McIllimeey
Madison Square
House of Lords
Wilbet
Commons
London Times
Pierce
Buchanan
Boule
Madrid
Bea Franklin
Versailles
Duke of
Alta
Theodore Rownevell
Secre Lacy
A. A. Adee
Eit Azeri
Rovert Beton
Bacon
Adee
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Fouth
Ponca
KTLA
Broadway
Fifth Street
Marie Hucul
New Haven
Conn
Tent News Phote
Southwest Texas Oil News
GB. Dodds
Donna Gore
GY. Dodds
Ste
Alta ‘Vista
Eat
Paul Feltlers
Temple Taumber Company
Palley
Duval County
Fin- Oil Company No. 1
Southlandnsurance
Arua Poquita
Dayal County
Sweden
Jack Treuchart Chetzman
Gew
Geolowcal Munning
San Antonin’ Geolozical ‘Society
Ginner
Petroleum Club
Alamo National Building
Sanet Hetgits
Poto and Gas Company
Corpus Christi College
Saxel Heighte
Nieves County
Railroad Commission
Sant FE
Wilson Jr
MaCauhen
Dickson
West Tine
Oak Park Additio
Hatton Driline Compans
Taylor Prince Company
Harrison
Villareee Grant
Arady
Nad Goririda
Wes
der Rex
Oland
Barksdall
Sears
J. A. Robertson
Smith Brothers
Smith Bros
Tark
Fred C. Shell
Waco
Dillgenee
Kell
Fool's Quall End
Skell
Garlish
Fanny
Yeas
State Game Department
Caddo Iske
Epring
Tob
Dedhal Gardens
Sewrinch
Webb
Grth
Miller
Hearst Paper
T. J. White
Germer
Manneey
Enterprises
WosTess
Ulidep
Mr. Porton
Avants
Junction
Abnoon
Mildred Seydett
Georman
Thousanas
Georgia Theater
W.R. Hearst
Birf
Arcuman
Dorothy Kilgalith
Ley
Elgestina
Ars
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