Juror Picked in Acree Murder Trial
Juror TD CG was accepted after about an hour of questioning in the murder trial of Robert Acree, charged with killing his brother in law James Carrett in San Antonio. Defense plans an insanity defense as Carter’s wife testified she kissed her husband before the shooting.
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Robert Acree
James Carrett
San Antonio
Fat
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Stale'n Ai Oraers
W. Ff. Anderson
Thoberis
Mery Smith
Doherty
Etra
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Indiana Atreat
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Garrett
Acrep
Kelly
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Acree
Bank Sues For 60000 Fund In Embezzlement Suit
Commercial National Bank of Brade files suit in federal court seeking 110,812.02 in damages from Delta States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. Judge Dake West will hear the case in Austin. The bank alleges insurance taken by employees led to embezzlement and misapplication over 1921 to 1980, discovered July 21, 1928.
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Nacal Bank of Brade
Fidelity and Guacante Company
Dake West
Uesday
Austin
Soviet War Effort Targets Religion in Schools
Moscow reports a nationwide push by Soviet authorities to curb religious influence in education. The campaign seeks to secularize schools by disciplining or redirecting religious instruction and activities among children nationwide.
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Moscow
Chinatown New Year Fest Draws Vast Crowds in Bay Area
In San Francisco on February 16 a grand Chinese New Year pageant unfolded as crowds gathered to witness the vibrant procession and view colorful displays. Separately, on February 14, a remarkable discovery on Belvidere Island unearthed the remains of an Indian princess from ancient times, suggesting ties to historic migrations between America and Alaska.
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Han Francisco
Aluah
Pacific
Enaut Q
Risilore
Fhascisco
Amik
Alaska
Belvidere Island
Hoover writes foreword for Washington memorial edition
President Hoover has written the foreword to the first volume of the memorial edition honoring Washington. Congress authorized the edition to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of the nation’s founding with emphasis on milestones and contributions by key figures.
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Coover
Washington
Ren
Hoover
George Weehington
Congress
Dss
Noble murder charge filed
Fragmentary police narrative shows Mrs Miller firing from inside a window after seeing a man outside while she bathed. She later claimed self defense targeting the intruder. the charge was reassessed and narrowed to murder in what appears to be a continuing case.
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Miller
Macy Noble
Vile Edfort
Ensault
Charee Manday
Nally
Eas Ebarged
Acceptances to Palace Ceremony in March Reported
A March palace ceremony acceptance rush was noted by the ordination committee. Dr Frank F Bacham publisher of the Los Angeles Evening Merald. Bishop Kblerdina of Corpus Ciciet. ex Governor and Mrs Dan Méade, among others, confirmed they will attend.
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Ordiration
Frank F. Bacham
Jem Angeles
Merald
Kev
Kblerdina
Corpus Ciciet
Three Inspectors Added to Force in Oil Health Department
In a wartime staffing update, three new inspectors Peed Tan ter, Loren T. Burke, and S. Tor tan were ceded to the oil health department under Major C. M. Chater. The move follows a plan to bolster enforcement and oversight within the department as the agency resumes operations at Mookur.
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Mookur
Majer C. M. Chater
Weil
Loren T. Burke
Tortan
W. A. Fring
Ealeh
Intrastate Rail Oil Rate Cut Ordered
Austin on Feb reports the state railroad commission ordered a sweeping reduction to intrastate rates for refined petroleum products. The decision, issued in Washington, requires implementation before June and targets a duty to lower costs for transportation within the state.
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Austin
Feb
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Sonihwrat
Arden
Camniveret
Emantnassia Ba Das
Washington
Methodists Hold School Training Conference
The annual Christian education training for Methodist Episcopal church workers in the San Antonio district drew more than 410 Sunday school teachers and church workers. Education director M Ratliff outlined courses for teachers and children’s instruction, with Jennie Milton leading discussions and various speakers covering worship, Christian education, training schools, and stewardship.
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Thennual
Amfethofizt Episcopal Church
West
Moniz
M. Ratliff
Educational Directa
Methodist Biscopal
San Anton
Jennie Milton
Tafaney
Bliss Janie Bilton
Driges
Larse
Rey
Taylor
Princes Visit Inca Shrine in Peru Tour
The Prince of Wales and Prince George traveled by special train from Arequipa to Cuzco to see Inca ruins, including the capital, as they prepare for their forthcoming journey to La Paz. The royal party viewed the historic sites and planned further stops on the South American itinerary.
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Arequipa
Peru
Trine of
Wales
Prince George
Toxmet
Cuzco
la Mazfiettsia
US Employment Gains in January Reported
Washington Feb 16 Despite January showing improvement in industrial employment a large surplus of skilled and unskilled labor appeared in most sectors. The labor department reported today that unemployment remained evident in the wage and service sectors amid mixed factory output and uneven demand.
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Unicseont
Wasiington
Lancashire Cotton Mill Strike Ends in Fingland
Lancashire mill workers return to duty after a three month strike ending Dublin Ceetorles duration. Firm numbers cited include 200 and 2,000 in association with the Lancashire mite mill workers.
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Lancashire
Fingland
San Antonio Civil Service Extends To Fire Police Units
The city moves 548 workers from fire and police and fire alarm operations into civil service under the January 2% amendment. Fire Chief J G Sartan and Police Chief Quen Kidsy back the measure, which covers 234 police, 3 fire alarm operators, and 311 fire personnel. The roster shows Assistant Fire Chief Martin Bickel as the oldest civil service member with 58 years’ service. A committee meeting confirmed the civil service plan with listed local officials and clergy in attendance.
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San Antonio
Cel
Fire and Police
Phil Wright
J. G. Sartan
Quen Kidsy
Martin Bickel
Claude Birkhearl
D. Menger
Pinisher
Southern Messenger
San Antonio Cendex Council
Jesse Tu. Yelsington
The
Baptist Temple
D. Ney TR. Katioki
Light Glass Show At The Taight One Day Demonstration
A one day demonstration tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Taight venue features Mildred Kitchen presenting new kitchen recipes and a Taxan Pie. Mrs W J Shelton demonstrates latest food preparations with Kelvinator kitchen gear, a 30 minute stage program led by Paul Spor includes Fre Sanborn and Gipsy Berne, with refreshments courtesy of Atlantic Pacific.
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Mildred Kitchen
Fo Bt
Ans
Shelton
Karothin
Kelvinator
Neches Electric Compans
Publis
Firent
Texas Theater
Paul Spor
Teama Theater
Mr. Spor
Freé Sanborn
Hille Geelar
Gipsy Berne
Bokar Coffee
de Sertet
Toro
Wimner Trial Continues Amid Delays And Indictments
Proceedings in the Wimner case resume after delays with Judge McCrory resetting the trial for March 9. Ten indictments were returned by the Forty Fourth District grand jury against the Richardson company once under receivership, showing a deficiency of 570 032. The trial included a stand investigation of the company’s Indians and the receiver’s report, with motions by both sides and multiple delays before a jury is chosen.
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Ayidge W. Yy
Ningty-fourth District Cou
mer-Richardson Company
Banis
Wimner
W. W. McCrory
Franklin Speare
Hef Cnse
Splcevent
Walter Tynan
Alonies
Pare
Dave Watson
Jude McCrory
Ohe
G. TayToe
Secigson
Attorner
Lamar Sepliznen
Waa Nomel
Wiling
Unemployment in Italy Rises in Official Report
An official report shows unemployment increasing to 720,786 on February 1, up from 42? 16 percent higher than the previous month. Among the unemployed 550,? are men and 165,038 are women. Unemployment insurance has been granted to 190,404, with 28,612 of the unemployed being agricultural workers.
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Romy
Her
Lunemptoy
Enid
Willy
Hoover Leadership Fights European Unemployment Cure
The article argues that Europe’s unemployment remedy is a dangerous quack, praising Hoover’s leadership in resisting foreign cures and tax pressures. It frames Hearst papers as vindicated in condemning Europe’s approach and lauds the U S as proving the value of resisting such cures under a President who prioritizes the national cause over renown.
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Hearst
Europe
United States
Free
America
Public Buildings Appropriation Recommended by President Moo
President Moo recommends to Congress a 20,108,000 dollar appropriation for public buildings under a 415,000,000 program. The plan includes a Tremensville post office project at 800,000 dollars and a Tyler post office and pearlhouse at 330,000 dollars, with 300,000 dollars for site acquisition and construction costs.
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Washington, D. C
Moo
Toding
Congress
Stepsenville
Terns
Stoffice
Fragmented OCR text with weather and travel notes
The readable fragments describe weather for tourists, temperatures, and travel conditions across many places. It lists winds, forecasts, and various place names with scattered times and measurements, but the full context is unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Farm Board man to quit post retirement expires
Sam hel Tt McKelvin wheat member of the federal fare beard will retire from hay port with expiration of his form Tons 14 he enumered last night.
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Samuel It
Meltelsse
Goveronor
Nebraska
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Federal Farm Raed
Cincago
McKelvin
Hay Port
Farl Carroll Show Scenes Are Revised
The report notes revisions to the Farl Carroll show with several scenes dropped and others rewritten. Authorities did not release details, and the treatment of the production's content remains under review.
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Farl Carroll
Bankrupt Petition Filed by Merchant
A petition for voluntary bankruptcy was filed Monday with the federal District Clerk by Clyde Carlos Sinivd, a merchant of Ganztlnt- Aenith. The debtor lists assets and liabilities totaling unknown amounts with a secured claim of $0.41 and appears to seek relief under bankruptcy law.
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Fedleral District
Clyde Carlos Sinivd
Ganztlnt- Aenith
Arn Et Tt
Hir Legh
US Scout Fleet Sails Into Battle Near Panama Cite
Confused OCR text reports naval actions near Panama with mentions of a United Navy fleet and Pacific entrance. Readable items indicate a counting meet and possible invasion context, but specifics are unclear.
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Panama
United Hinton Navy
Pacific
Mick Couniel
N “Hatite
Dacitle Fleet
Cardinal Hayes to attend fete in San Antonio
New York Cardinal Hayes plans to travel March 4 for a fete in San Antonio. He will ride privately with George McDonald and join companions recuperating from illness. Hayes is to sing at a public event and attend gatherings with local officials and the city mayor.
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New York
Cardinal Hayes
San A Antonio
Venus
Ravel
George McDonald
Marium
Apncoor
New Orleans
Cardinal Hasex
Sue Antonin
Gaverine Sterling
Lexus
Banker Tinker Sentenced to Ten Years in Federal Prison
In Fort Worth on February 10 a former vice president of the defunct Terms Notarial Bank was sentenced to ten years in federal prison at Leavenworth by Judge Wilson. The long-imposed term follows a count of false claims and misapplication of funds.
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Tinker
Leavenworth
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Wilson
Federal District Court
Fale Coles
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