Wisconsin Milk Pool Proclaims Five Day Sale Holiday
Milwaukee Feb 16 News records members of the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool beginning a milk holiday. Withholding milk from markets and feeding to livestock, the group seeks a guaranteed price of 140 dollars per hundred pounds at farm. About 6300 members aim to mobilize 180000 Wisconsin farmers. A meeting at Sussex urged order during the five day strike while plans hinge on evolving events.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Co~ Operative Milk Fool
Walter M. Bingler
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Pussie
Gingler
Milk Pool
Appleton
Milik
Damage suit ordered in Hidalgo County case details
W H Sheppard of Hidalgo County sued Sheriff Tom Gill and deputies Mack Galbraith and J A Adams along with Standard Insurance Co for false arrest and malicious prosecution. The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed a trial court demurrer and remanded. Facts recount Sept 7 1931 arrest in Edinburg after raid on beer bottles, multiple unlawful detentions, and later charges. The court noted potential to amend pleadings after demurrer sustained against the defendants.
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Cheppard
Appellaes Gi
Insurance Company
Sheppard
Edinburg
Justice of the Peace
R. D. Gombs
Jil
Combs
Taney
Adama
Japan Ends Talks on Manchuria Dispute
Tokyo on February 15 announced it would cease negotiations with the League of Nations over Manchuria. A full withdrawal from League membership was not expected for about a month. The Tokyo stock exchange and two other exchanges were closed at noon due to a severe price slump sparked by rising anti Japanese sentiment in Geneyao.
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Tokio
Japa
League of Nations
Bus Line Facing Injunction Suit
Judge Frederick Stevens will hear a February 25 hearing on a temporary injunction filed by Southland Greyhound Lines Inc. against Pointer Bus Lines Inc. to stop using any terminal other than Union Bus Terminal at Navarra and Pecan streets. The petition claims Pointer repudiated a long lease at Union, and warns alternative terminal use would confuse travelers and harm the terminal’s business.
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Frederick Stevens
Seventy-third District Court
Southland Greyhound Lines, Inc
Pointer Bus Lines, Inc
Union Bus
Navarra
Pecan Streets
Nightmare Turns Out to Be Truck Crash in Front Yard
Manuel Contreras of 717 South Medina Street woke from a nightmare to see a heavy truck stuck on his sidewalk and porch steps after ramming the yard. Three men fled the scene as police were alerted. the vehicle had been stolen hours earlier from Julian Hudzar of 114 Paloma Street.
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Manuel Contreras
South
Medina Street
Conrerag
Julian Hudzar
Paloma
Farmers Halt Foreclosure Costs Deal Near Oklahoma City
Oklahoma farmers and about 30 colleagues halted a foreclosure sale in 1989 terms yesterday. Marlin Crom’s farm was stopped as the mortgage holder and group agreed to reduce foreclosure costs and delay payments to end of 1989.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Formora
Throne Counties
Jegamonna Taday
Crom
Wnill
Street curb lighting and painted house numbers praised
A reader argues that painting street names and house numbers on curbs and reflecting curb lighting would help drivers locate streets and houses at night. He cites benefits for doctors, messengers, postmen and taxi drivers and suggests adopting the system in San Antonio with minimal cost.
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the Light
San Antonio
Feels Mrs Dillehay Is Owed Apology
A citizen questions Texas justice and court protection in a fiery letter to Edler, criticizing the state for failing to defend Mrs. Dillehay and lamenting a criminal who could not testify. The writer condemns perceived hoodlums, calls for a life-long apology, and denounces the idea of rearming society with violence.
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Edler
Light
Texas
Hawaii
Hell
Dillehay
Use of Term Numbskull Attacked in Forum
The Forum article condemns the use of the term numbskull as insulting and attacks a writer who calls others numbskulls to dismiss aid seekers at the central relief committee. The author affirms personal experience seeking relief and praises relief workers and volunteers for their labor.
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the Light
Forum
Central Relief Committee
Damage from air bombs and naval risks warned
Editor laments outdated defense leaders and urges awareness of air attack dangers after noting the small damage a Dutch battleship suffered. Also lists a lunch stand for sale in a community center at 125 dollars under light classified.
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Lig
Fogiss
Arme
Navy
Times i
Army
Res
Go. B. PL
Ferguson Grants Pardon and Paroles in Texas Penitentiary
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson authorized one full pardon one conditional pardon and four general paroles for inmates in the Texas penitentiary in proclamations filed with the secretary of state. Carl Addington received the full pardon for theft over fifty dollars and robbery by assault and burglary with a five year sentence. L Wade received a conditional pardon for felony theft with a two year term.
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Austin
Texas
Mirrar A. Ferguson
Carl Addington
Stephens
Shackelford
L. Wade
Smith County
Switch Engine Hits Motorcycle Officer Eddie Campa
City officer Eddie Campa reports a collision between a switch engine and his motorcycle at the Miggsouri Pacific crossing on Buens Vista street Tuesday night. Campa suffered only scratches and bruises after being dragged about 15 yards. the motorcycle was severely damaged.
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Eddie Campa
Miggsouri- Pacific
Buens Vista Street
Campa
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