Doctor Fights Dope Charge In San Antonio Trial
Dr G E Wynnte the second of several San Antonio physicians to face trial in federal court on alleged unlawful issuance of more dope prescriptions challenged the legality of agents entering his office as patients to obtain evidence. The defense cited a recent Supreme Court liquor case on entrapment and sought a jury question. Witnesses testified about morphine requests and the doctor allegedly issuing prescriptions to an addict under an assumed name. The jury was seated as the trial began with the defense opposing a nonjury verdict and other doctors expected to stand trial later. Henry J Berrodin Eagles leader to visit San Antonio Sunday.
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G. E. Wynnte
Sanj Antonio
Tra
R. J
United States Supreme Court
Prohibition
Dr. Wright
Trcke & Parallel
Fred Mertz
United States District
Egsbert Schweppe- Mertz
William M. Drury
W. C. Davis
Maxwell Burker
WW. E. Wright
McMillan
San Antonio
Gang chase extends across states in $9000 swindle case
Josey Studer and Sandor Singer led a two year hunt into a gang suspected in a $9000 April 1931 swindle. Two alleged members George Moore and Charlee Dixon are in custody on theft over $50 charges with bonds set at $15,000 each. The district attorney plans to present evidence to the Thirty-Seventh District grand jury while efforts continue to locate two other suspects. Studer and Singer traveled widely, using disguises to contact gang members and uncover leads across California Rhode Island and Florida.
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Josey Studer
V¢ Hammond
Tad
W. Frank Norfleeb
San
Ean Artnn
la Ald
District Attorney’s Office
George J. Moore
Elmo Burnett
Charlee Franklin Dixon
Studer
California
Rhode Island
Florida
Singer
Navy Dimes
Shiter
Rpsiou
Indiana
Bat Antonio
Binger
Brogan Urges Car License Purchase in 1939
Willian F. Brogan, deputy tax collector in charge of the automobile division, reports 8700 passenger car licenses and 1100 commercial licenses paid in Bexar County for 1939 and urges owners to pay taxes early. Substations opened Thursday at Jordan Tyers, San Antonio Buick, and Morgan Woodward to allow license fee payment without courthouse visits.
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Brogan
Bexar County
Willian F. Brogan
Automobile
Jordan-Tyers Company
San Antonio Buick Company
Morgan-Woodward Company
Students expose beer club linked to Buchman revival
In Briadling Manor New York a group of high school students and 60 attendees heard confessions about a beer drinking club named the Mug Club. Larchmont sophomores described the club and a Yonkers high school encounter as revelers swilling liquor before reform through Buchmanism.
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Briadling Manor
N. Y
Prenk N. D. Buchman
Larchmont High School
Mug Club
Billy Keresy
Larchmont
Bill
Yonkers High School
Herbert Schluback
Haroness
Oxford University
City-Phone Fight Record Sent to Judge Teagarden
Attorney for the city and the company disputed key points in the case seeking lower telephone rates. A complete record was sent to Judge Edwin Holmes at Yaaro Miss for review. Teagarden expects the judge will take several months to issue a decision.
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Mississippi
Bryce Teagarden
Edwin Holmes
Yaano
Miss
Holmes
Guardsmen Halt Coal Miners War in Illinois
Guardsmen arrived in Taylorville Illinois on January 5 to restore order after fatal street fighting in nearby Kincaid. The troops brought security to Christian County and reduced unrest at the coal mining community, ending days of violent clashes.
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Taylorville
Micwis Narions
Central Illinois Coal Miners
Kincaid
Christian County
Two Federal Dollar-a-Year Workers Fired
In Albuquerque New Mexico Margaret J Long of Las Vegas and T Kellett of Bonner City were fired from federal employment office payrolls drawing one dollar a year each as economy measures.
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Albuquerque
N. Mu San
Margaret J. Long
Tus Vegas
T. Kellett
Bower City
Federal Employment Office
Man claiming Bebe Daniels mate found insane
Albert F. Holland, 36, a war veteran and poet, testified he met and married Bebe Daniels in Mexico. A Superior Court jury found him insane and Judge Bemonds ordered commitment to Patton asylum. This marks Holland’s third adjudication as insane for claiming ties to Daniels.
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Angeles
Albert F. Holland
Bebe Daniels
Prante
Mexico
Douglas L. Bemonds
Holssands
Patton Voylum
Holand
Garland James
Miss Daniels
Hen Lyon
Fm Uetor
U S Chamber Asks Major Cut in Federal Appropriations
The U S Chamber of Commerce asks Congress for more than 1.1 billion dollars in savings from federal appropriations. Terry I Harriman, president, urges Representative Byrns to trim spending to 1925 operation levels and end government competition with private enterprise, directing funds to unspent balances.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Chamber of Ecommerce
United States
Terry I. Harriman
Chamber
Representative Byrns
Tennessee
House
Radio Car Driver Reinstated After December Collision
W or Mitchell, driver of a police radio patrol car, was reinstated and will return to duty Friday after an indefinite suspension while an investigation proceeded. He was acquitted in corporation court of negligent collision related to the December 31 crash with Willard Anglin, who was fined $5.
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W_ or. Mitchell
Willard Anglin
Mitchell
Owen W. Kildgy
Anghin
More Vessels Pay at Panama Canal
Washington January 5 The War Department reported an encouraging shipping upturn with Panama Canal tolls totaling 1 781 940 03 for December an increase of 247 049 over December 1931.
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Panama Canal
Washington, D. C
War Department
Repeal Bill Reported Amid Senate Split
The House judiciary committee plans to formally report the repeal bill next meeting on Monday amid strong support from the Mil committee for repeal though divisions over Congress power to ban saloon return. Senate leaders promise swift action and supporters expect Senate approval, while the House previously blocked outright repeal by six votes. The measure follows Republican platform guidance with Democratic platform opposing full repeal.
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Blaine
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Norris
Mil
Senate
House
Garner
Prohibition
Republican Party
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old fashioned liver health ad urges readers to use Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion. It links bile flow to relief from headaches, bad breath, gas, and a general sense of being run down, claiming the pills cleanse the system with vegetable extracts and a red labeled Carter's packet.
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Carter
C. M.C
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved by A-2851
For 65 years thousands nationwide report relief from rheumatic pain with Prescription A-2851. It claims to remove uric acid, dissolve chalky deposits, and help gout neuritis and sciatic nerve pain. Available in pill and liquid forms. contains no habit forming drugs or opiates. Get A-2851 today from your druggist.
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Buclich
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