Tight rein on oil feared as Texas weighs plan
Governor-elect James Allred warns state oil policy will be enforced by Texas authorities. Supreme Court ruling questions federal power to bar interstate shipments of oil produced beyond state quotas. Texas Railroad Commission asserts power to stop intrastate and interstate oil shipments, while planners in East Texas push for a dedicated oil and gas commission.
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Lindy Jury to View Hauptmann Home in Hopewell
The eight men and four women forming the Hauptmann trial jury will be taken to Hopewell to view the home from which the Lindbergh baby was reported stolen. Attorney General Wilentz said the visit could occur this week or next and would be arranged to aid jury understanding of the case.
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Hopewell
Flemington
Brunn
Richard Hauptmann
Bfrs
Charles A. Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Bronx
Hauptmann
Wilentz Wins Favor as Juror Leader at Trial
In Flemington W J Wilentz emerges as the favored figure among jurors while David T Wilentz, the Dan cer prosecutor, consolidates support. Observers note Wilentz’s courtroom poise and strategic use of aides George Large and Anthony Hauck as he directs the state's case.
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Flemington
W. J. Inc
Edward
Reilly
Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
Inch
Union Hotel
Wilentz
Désydie
George K. Large
Budge
Anthony Mr. Hauck
Founty
Vilente
Lindbergh Case Defense Shifts on Inside Conspiracy Theory
The defense disputes a single perpetrator theory and questions Hauptmann alone. It suggests the baby’s abduction could involve an inside confederate and a staged prop ladder while outlining witness plans to name two men and two women involved in the kidnapping and murder.
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Butler
Reilly
Lindbergh
Whateley
Defense plan links witnesses in Lindbergh baby case
WITNESSES TO BE ACCUSED FLEMINGTON N J Jan 1 Lawyer W J Reilly chief of defense for Bruno Hauptmann said he would connect state witnesses with the Lindbergh kidnapping. He outlined a three part strategy alibi handwriting of the ransom notes and converting existing witnesses to expose real kidnappers. Immunity from cross examination was granted to Mrs Lindbergh.
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Firward J. Reilly
Richard Hantelmann
Linebergh
Reilly
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
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Advertizement Sample Copy on Uplifting Night Health Claims
Fragmented ad text promotes juniper oil and buchu leaves to treat nocturnal urination and bladder issues. Mentions various remedies and a product line with dubious efficacy, including tablets and tonics, amid confusing brand names and garbled phrasing.
Catholic bishop accuses Mexican education of atheism and rebellion
Mexican papal delegate Bishop Ruiz denounces government schooling as atheistic and socialist, citing a December circular to clergy and laypeople. He claims courts charged him with rebellion while defending measures to shield youth from perceived irreligious instruction and revolutionary party teachings.
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Leopolda Rule Y Flores
Revolutionary Party
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el Nacional
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Tabasco
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Ruiz
Obregon
Tomas Garrido Y Canabal
Tatasco
Garrido
Relief Board Defends Hiring Across County Lines
Bexar county relief board leader declares right to hire relief workers from outside San Antonio as a council seeks to bar staff living beyond Bexar. Presidents' council vows no interference, plans to challenge staff moves affecting Elizabeth Gardner welfare post. Also notes a 1933 Ford Tudor for sale and classified ad details.
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Thail
Plummer
Baltimore
Flummer
Marvin T. Bradford
Elizabeth Gardner
Anst UN
Texar
Public Hearing on gas and electric rates in San Antonio
A city council public hearing on gas and electric rates charged by the San Antonio Public Service Company is set for February 4 in council chamber. Attacks claim the company uses inflated valuations and discriminatory rates, pressing for drastic cuts and a probe into pipeline gas costs and leakages.
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San Ateronio Public Service Company
EK. Quin
E. H. Kifer
Yates
Charles M. Dickson
Te San Antonio Unties League
Jos Burkett
Kifer
Mussolini Laval Sign Non Interference Pact For Approval
Rome Jan. 2 premier Mussolini and French foreign minister Laval signed and departed with smiles. Laval met ministers of the Little Entente and Ats- Itla to relay details of the non-interference pact drafted with Mussolini, now to be presented to their governments for approval.
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Rome
Mussolini
Pierre Laval
France
Laval
Little Entente
Ats- Itla
Wolf Slain for Pelt Gains $20 in Cook County
A Cook County farmer killed a wolf that had eaten a neighbor’s ducks and earned $20 for the pelt from Chicago area authorities. The item notes Chicago’s status as a major city and cites the farmer’s income from the kill.
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Chicago
Jun
Kelsey
Cook County
Cotamy
Congress Actions and Budget Hearings Reported
Thursday noon hearings show Appropriations panel debating labor department funding while Ways and Means selects standing committee members. Senate session heard the president's budget message and confirmed Benatar Pitman as president pro tem with Senator Long presiding as Democrat from Louisiana. House committees continued organizational work and reviewed the president’s budget.
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Appropriations Committee
Labor Department
Ways and Means
Senate
Elyet
Ing Benatar Pitman
Demnonar
Nevada
Senator Long
Democrat
Louisiana
House
Bandits Target Bus Drivers In Overnight Holdups
Detective reports describe two daytime bus line holdups. A. Castano, a San Pedro line driver, was threatened with a pistol and relieved of about $24 in cash by a young, well dressed bandit who fled in a nearby car. J. G. Keel, another driver, faced a similar hold up on Nogalitos Street with around $14 taken. Eyewitness Ehner Mayer, hotel staff, provided corroborating details on the incidents.
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San Pedro
A. Castano
Uanthno
Castano
J. G. Keel
West Olmos Drive
Nogalitos
China
Nogalites Street
Barrett
Keel
Econlaving
Ehner Mayer
St. Anthony
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer
West Point
Jivie Planning Official Tells History of Work
Terres Barllet and Miss Harlean James spoke in Austin to the state planning board and 98 San Antonio civic traders and officers on the history of planning movements and the Texas planning board. Miss James emphasized planning significance during her South tour while revealing a $63 watch as part of an event. Detective notes mention a taxi hire incident leading to a robbery with a second man.
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Texas Planning Board
Dwyer
Robery
C. Ramos
Leona Street
San Lids
Leona Streets
Ae Ther
Chicago Judges Declare War on Juvenile Crime
Chicago police and officials announce a crackdown as a juvenile crime amendment seeks to lower the age of legal responsibility from 17 to 16, expanding juvenile court jurisdiction. The plan also proposes reducing girls age eligibility and tightening protective laws amid rising offenses.
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Chicago
Cattle Bring Top Price Since 1927 at Pearsall Sale
Pearsall Texas January 3 cattle brought the highest price since 1927 with 161 head sold by Fred G Amith. Average weight about 1150 pounds after four months on feed, average price seven cents per pound totaling 8148.58 dollars. Cattle shipped to Jersey City New Jersey.
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Jersey City
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