Two Men Deny Liquor Charges In Prohibition Case
Two men arrested in Marien Coum were arraigned on liquor charges after pleading not guilty. Police say they possessed liquor at a store, with several witnesses and details noted in court records.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1931
Page
3
Two men arrested in Marien Coum were arraigned on liquor charges after pleading not guilty. Police say they possessed liquor at a store, with several witnesses and details noted in court records.
Surgeons at Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston express hope they may save the crushed feet of Harry Golly son of Mrs Frances Gort 1120 Minon Street. He was injured when a roller moved by a horse yesterday afternoon and crushed both feet as he shaved in the path of the roller.
Three Chicago convicts died during an escape attempt at Joliet's old prison. They were shot during the breakout, with one man found torn by bullets and another reportedly hit by machine gun slugs.
Fragmented dispatches describe police clashes at Communist demonstrations in New York Union Square and Boston. Authorities denied parade permits and moved to keep order as crowds protested unemployment and international activities.
Disputed federal contempt case against Al Capone proceeds with questions over postponement and Capone’s health. Prosecutors note his conduct and prior grand jury appearances while Capone’s defense contends delays and motives, as officials recount his readiness for the proceedings.
Court hearing revealed the apparent condition of Irene Nichols as aggravated after a jail appearance. The crowd gathered as Mrs. Nichols faced the bench while references to a related conspiracy case surfaced. A butcher, Dan Walker, received a 15 year sentence for his role. Lexie Jones and others linked to the Uhr case were noted but not yet brought to trial. The incident occurred near East Josephine Street in October.
A stabbing incident left Jarethe Haga, 47, of S04 Lone Ving Street, critically wounded in a back and chest attack at Commores and Chestnut streets. Shevier Vin and Vern Crus street victims are also treated at Albert B. Grwen hospital in Frank Caidenn. Police detain a suspect named Wornesias Lad.
Smith architect Tarver will address the exchange at the St Anthony Hotel on Thursday. The event features a talk on registration and related topics with audience questions and a follow up reception after the dress.
Winker, president of a desetonment company, testified in federal court that no contract existed between United North and Smith Development and Fanisiana Oil Refining for the sale of emuly oil. The suit, brought by Woo Magie, seeks about $125,000 alleging commissions on sale arrangements. Baker testified that Pape would receive his commission from the Louisiana corporation, not from United North and Smith Development.
A rambling, transcription style reminiscence traces crossings at Agua Prieta and Naco, noting Villa era clashes and U S Mexican border policy. It highlights figures such as Signacio Sam and Agua Prieta bank leaders, and mentions cultural sights like Wonderland rocks while urging readers to seek border stories from local editors and merchants.
An ad hoc sanitation group formed to address the Rio Grade Valley cleanup. Temporary officers include Mrs Florence Anges, Mrs J. G Greenwood, and Walter Wosger, with members from Mercedes, Brownsville, San Benito, Mission and Mercedes. They plan a March 3 meeting in Mercedes to set a permanent committee.
A report from Pleasant township notes farmers donated rabbits to aid the poor. Rabbits were gathered by local farmers and presented to Associated Hew for distribution through the of community relief program. The event highlights local charity and rural support for needy residents.
Reported loot at a site near the J. J. Newberry building in Los Angeles business district after a tire center blaze. Police and investigators note missing items from a break in during the incident.
A report states cigarettes were stolen from the display window of the Mow Ter grocery at New Brain street. An additional report notes that some items were damaged or broken at the Cenekrit school at Commorez, with details unclear.
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