Bond Set In Murder Case After Last Friday Shooting
Judge W W McCrory set bond at 1000 for D Neal charged with murder of George Scott after a rear South Laredo Street shooting that also left Fred Ogden injured. Four witnesses testified habeas corpus hearings while defense and prosecution agreed to Neals bond and dropped further testimony plans.
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W W. McCrory
Ninety Fourth District Court
D. Neal
George Scott
Fred Ogden
South Laredo Street
E. B. Simmons
Alborney
Baden
Jesse Neal
Gene Balderas
Scott
Oolden
Neal
Ogden
Fred
Balderas
National Garner Rally Site Studied in Plaza Hotel
The Garner for President movement considers the Plaza hotel site for a nationwide rally with national chairman Congressman Sam Rayburn of Bonham as lead. State representatives urged swift appeals as the first national meeting is planned there. Club membership grows though precise figures aren’t disclosed. A drive targets at least 10 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whemner San Annonic
the Plaza Hotel
Sam Raylown
Bonham
Club i
aG-l
Advertisement Promises Rheumatism Cure for Wife
An old advertisement touts Allenris guarditees a miraculous prescription that supposedly ends pain from rheumatism and related ailments. It claims rapid relief from muscle and joint pain, denies long term dependency on drugs, and urges readers to seek the remedy from druggists who guarantee results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenro
Bir Mart
New Manchu State Tatung Named By Detected Autonomy
From Mukden dated February 25 a Chinese internal dispatch reports the newly independent Mechurian state identified as Tatung choosing Henry Pu Yi the deposed boy emperor of China as chief executive. The plan to restore imperial rule clashes with the organization committee’s semi republic plan and retainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Daiy
Talung
Henry Pu-Yi
China
Tatung
New Bank to Get Charter at Stockdale Dedication
The Security State Bank, a new Stockdale institution, will be officially opened today with its charter presented by State Banking Commissioner James Shaw at a high school auditorium ceremony. Speakers include J. K. Geretta of the National Bank of Commerce and Go. W. B. Tuttle of San Antonio Public Service. The opening week features various programs. Officers listed are J. H. Bain president C. H. Woods and John B. H. Johnson vice presidents with W. E. Berdin and B. L. Salmon as directors.
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Stockdale
Texas
Security State Bank
New Banking Institution of Stockdale
Sameoday
San Antonio
Stockdale Bank
Security Bite Bank
J. H. Bain
C. H. Woods
John BH. Johnson
W. E. Berdin
B. L Salmon
County Considers Compromise Over Mission Ground Battle
County Judge W A Wurzbach said he is reviewing a compromise offered by attorneys for Thomas Jefferson Stewart who lost a land case with Bexar County over a parcel adjoining San Jose mission. Stewart would keep his concession stand on the site until park work begins and seek payment for gas and electric facilities. Wurzbach will confer with the San Antonio Conservation Society which urged a park plan.
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Mission
W. A. Wurzbach
Attornness
Thomas Jefferson Stewart
Tegel
Bexar County
San Jose Mission
Stewart
Poperty
Wurzbach
Wurebach
San Antonio Conservation Society
Cartoonist Goes to Court to Defend Mickey McGuire
Fontaine Fox, the cartoonist of Mickey McGuire, sought an injunction in Los Angeles to stop 11 year old Joe Yule Jr. from using the name Buckey McGuire in motion pictures. Fox says Nickey McGuire was his creation and the mother adopted the boy's name to profit from the character without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joe ‘Yule Jr
Buckey McGuire
Fontaine Fox
Fox
Nickey McGuire
Massie Kidnap Trial Delayed in 37th District Court
Trial of Lewh Massie for kidnapping Carl Groos was postponed indefinitely in Judge W. B. Anderson's thirty seventh district court. Attorneys agreed to a postponement and new setting. Clifford Gaslon, linked to Massie and Edward Seallorn, received a five year suspended sentence in a related case. Groos was lured to a spot on the Babcock road on October 1, 1934, held for ransom, then released.
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Groos
Lewh Massie
Carl Groos
Anderson
Clifford Gaslon
Massie
Edward Seallorn
Gaslon
Babcock Road
Hearing on Slot Machines Seizure Destruction Ordered
A hearing will be held at 9 30 p m Saturday before Judge W W McCrory of the Ninety fourth District Court on an application for an order to destroy 20 slot machines seized in raids last September County Attorney O D Davis will seek destruction of the 20 machines while about sixty were seized earlier and some were returned to owners in sequestration proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
OD. P. Davis
Clothing Stolen From Home on South Leone Street
Florence Davis reported Wednesday night that clothing valued at five dollars was taken from her residence at 203 South Leone Street. A separate complaint from Martin Rodriguez at 5049 Went Martin Street described a truckload of grapefruit stolen at the corner of Peeds and Rest Commence Shreet.
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Dole
Florence Davis
Leone Street
Porlice
Martin Rodriguez
Martin Street
Japanese Counter-Drive Halts Chinese Invasion Effort
Reports from Shanghai describe intensified fighting as Japanese forces press the northern front near Kiangwan with heavy artillery and tanks. Exchanges with Chinese defenders continue while evacuation plans for Americans in the international settlement are announced.
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Chapel
Kiangwan
United States
Intermeliong
Hongkew
Japan
Im- Immediately
Kenkichi Uyeda
Revolt of Shanghai Jobless Feared by Officials
Shanghai officials warned of a Communist plot to mobilize unemployed youth after a crisis worsened by mass unemployment. Police and military forces stood on alert across the international settlement and Yangtze region as authorities reported about 1.6 million unemployed and over 200 thousand homeless due to prior bombardments.
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Shanghai
Universal Aerries
Shergan
Qulvive
International Settlement
Yangtzepoo
Crapel
Randolph Field to graduate 98 cadets in basic course
One German army officer and two regular army officers join 98 flying cadets as they complete the basic course at Randolph Field the West Point of the Air. Capt Eberhardt Beer has finished primary and basic courses in four months and heads to Kelly field for Advanced Flying training. Becond Lieutenants Russell A Wilson and William T Hefley Jr are the only regular officers in the class. No graduation exercises are held. the class will move to Kelly field for advanced training on March 2.
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Randolph Field
Randolph Meld
West Point
Eberhardt Beer
Kelly Field
Russell A. Wilson
William T. Hefley Jr
Air Corps Training Center
Dismissal Sought in Suit Over Fruit Dealer Screen Ordinance
R T Pruitt a city official and defendant in a suit brought by fruit dealer G C G Fine seeks dismissal of the petition. Fine accuses Pruitt and other city officials of pressuring fruit dealers to buy from commission houses or close their doors and asks for an injunction to halt enforcement of the screen ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Pruitt
Ari
Fine
Airship Akron Defended Before Naval Committee
The Akron was defended before the House Naval Committee on charges of defects after damage at Lakehurst. Delaney reads a prepared statement asserting airworthiness remains intact, while McClintic warns of possible irreparable damage. Chairman Vinson sees no link between the accident and the committee’s investigation.
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Washington, D. C
House Naval Committee
Delaney
New York
Lakehurst
McClintic
Stone Opposes Farm Board Salary Slashes
Chairman Stone denounces planned salary cuts for the Farm Board as unfair singling out a single department. He notes a Senate committee approved reductions from 13000 to 69800 yearly, arguing any reductions should be general across government and not target one agency.
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Stone
Farm Board
Washington, D. C
Senate
Blone
Stimson Letter Sets Two Paths for U S Policy Abroad
Washington letter stresses choice between peace via paper promises and strength backed by a navy. Stimson says Japan must observe treaties. otherwise the U S will rely on more than accords for protection. Paris officials call the Borah letter highly significant and a potential League of Nations factor.
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Washington, D. C
INS
United States
International
Japan
Stimson
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Anan
Washington
Paris
Far East
Lkely
League of Nations Assembly
Proxy Skirmish Opens Fight for Oi Firm Control
In Wilmington Delaware the Fight for control of the American Republics corporation began with a proxy dispute delaying the annual meeting. Craig Culunen of Houston Texas presided as the Lee group seeks to oust current management alleging high handed conduct and that proxies were gathered in the presence of all stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
American Republics Corporation
Craig F. Cul- Unen
Housi Texas
Archive
Lee
Houston
He. Cp
Lee Group
Teachers Urge Loan for Chicago Financial Relief
A resolution to secure immediate and substantial financial relief for Chicago teachers calls for a direct contribution in the form of a loan. The measure, submitted to the teachers convention, was sponsored by Eugene A. Colligan of New York and Louis Nusbaum of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Department of Superintendent
National Education Association
Chicago
Eugene A. Colligan
New York
Louis Nusbaum
Philadelphia
Bexar Commission Seeks Cuts in County Expenses
Bexar County Commissioners Court opens conferences with county officials to trim costs by March 1. The plan targets unnecessary help and long distance calls with 3 cent reductions announced Thursday to fit the county budget.
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County Commisssioners Court
AP Replies to Stimson on China Policy
AP reports Stimson reply and China policy remarks with focus on non interference and peace. The piece notes Japan and United States share the aim of strength and unity for China, differing only in methods. Light ads and fast articles are mentioned amid the broadcast note.
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Apage
China
Ahe
Japan
United States
ETSA
Crockett
Infant Dies of Natural Causes at Local Hospital
An 18 day old infant from 04 Guadalupe street, Eliseo Rito, was pronounced dead on arrival at Hobert B. Green hospital Wednesday and died of natural causes per a coroner verdict returned Thursday by Justice of the Peace John Onion.
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Eliseo Rito
Guadalupe Street
Hobert B. Green Hospital
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Bond
Lot
Juan Mediana
Neel
Tom Aravas
Iefe
Robert B. Green Hospital
Alu
Mickey M’guire
Kiangwa
Langhua
Dirigible
U.S
Bexar Commission
Muller
Dean
Beslon Harbor
Alia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hacrey Soper
Green Street
Brooklyn
Feelin E. Felton
Gloria
Majestic Fairfax
Lowboy
Majestic
the Majestic Radio Co
FR. Campbell
Mac. Or
Asa
Broadway
FORD
Thelin
Yantis Motor Company
Yantis
Valvea
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