Robbery Case At Plaza Hotel Trial Details
Court hears testimony in the Plaza hotel robbery case against Jack Drage, 24, held in San Antonio. Indictment charges robbery by mail not capital. defense eyes alibi. Jury panel of 32 selected. defendant’s wife and parents arrived. bond set at 1000 dollars.
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First State Bank of South
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Rould Beigen
Rage
Brireveport
Plaza Hotel
San Antonio
Meritt
Hausser
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Ninety-fourth District
H. C Ray
Brase and Gill flee after bank job as Bragg captured
Brase to Dallas and Gill to Houston after the bank robbery. Two days later GM Bragg was slain in a Houston hotel gun battle with officers, and Bragg was captured in Dallas. Bragg refused to write statements, but deputies say he spoke of his exploits. He urged freeing a jailed man, claimed plans to install a fascia at the jail for prisoners entertainment, and mocked the jury panel during the proceedings.
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Bracy
Arrest Ends Year Long Hunt for Thompson
After a two year pursuit by District Attorney Waite Tynan investigators Raymond Booth and HE L Ferguson, William A Thompson, 52, was arrested in San Antonio following multiple hotel registrations under different last names. Indicted in January 1930 in the Thirty seventh District Court, he faced charges of theft by taking and embezzlement tied to stocks valued at $9,155 from Lilian Th Warren and J. H. Wiggins and $3,300 in lock frames from Minna Schmidt.
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Peice
William A. Thompson
Raymond Booth
HE L. Ferguson
Waite Tynan
Thompson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Ballee
South
Ferguson
Texas
San Antonio
Loca
Het Neally
Lilian Th. Warren
J. H. Wiggins
AOL
Dewey Place
Fran Minna Schmidt
Adams Street
La Guardia Opens Fight to Retain Post in Congress
New York January 10 Fio rell o H La Guardia Republican congressman from Manhattan began a bid to keep his seat after an election defeat to James J Lanzette Democrat by a narrow margin. His attorney said a contest would be filed within 34 hours alleging ballot counting errors voter intimidation and alleged repealing of votes.
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Congress
New York
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Manhattan
James J. Lanzette
la Guarda
Norris to Speak at 8 At Tabernacle Fort Worth
J Frank Norris pastor of First Baptist Fort Worth will preach at 8 PM at Tabernacle Baptist Church on Hutsacha Avenue and Fredericksburg road. Announcement by Rev Louis Entaninger notes 1992 activities with 972 new members and $9000 debt paid as the church begins a new year. Treasury report and customs duties data follow. Kaiser reportedly has a cold, denying worse illness and remaining cool amid bad weather.
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de. J. Frank Novela
First Baptist Church of
Fort Worth
Nerest
Hunting Law Change Urged By San Antonio Izaak Walton League
The San Antonio chapter of the Izaak Walton League urged a universal hunting license, sending letters to state senators and representatives. They argue current laws permit bucks and gobblers during open season, while proponents say universal licenses would fund the game department via hunter purchases.
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San Antonio
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Game Department
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Plrenase Lcenses
Death ends author of longest fictional diplomatic series
Clarence Herbert New, 70, famed for the longest running American series The Adventures of a Diplomatic Free Lance, dies. Beginning in 1908, the character appeared monthly with two interruptions, and New had been drafting ahead to publish several more months. Funeral services are set for tomorrow.
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America
Clarence Herbertp New
New Hag
Senate approves Buy American policy amendment
Washington Jan 10 The senate appropriations committee adopted Buy American as an official policy. By reporting the treasury-postoffice appropriations bill the committee backed Senator Byrnes amendment requiring two departments to pref er domestic articles in purchases even if cost rises, as long as the increase is not unreasonable.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Byrnes
South Caroling
United States
Flag Association Head Lands Plan
COL James A Moss reports on the United States Flag Association praising Hearst papers for the Buy American movement. He argues American-made goods boost demand, increase work, and support national prosperity, noting the nation has the best workers and factories and warning against buying foreign to save a few cents.
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Washington, D. C
United States Flag Association
Hearst
Imbie
Prince of Wales
Cheese making demon at Woodmen hospital
Ida F. Reynolds Bexar county home demonstration agent and Mrs. Ral Braden led a cheese making demonstration at the Woodmen of the World hospital on Monday. Reynolds showed hospital authorities that 10 pounds of cheese can be made from 0 gallons of whole sweet milk using hospital supplied milk.
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Woodmen of the World Hospital
Ida F. Reynolds
Bexar County
Ral Braden
Fairview Home Dems Anstration Club
Pilot Survives Fall After Plane Burst Into Fire
Jack Zimmerman, 30, of Columbus, narrowly escaped death when his express mail plane burst into flames and plunged 125 feet to the field. Airport attaches rescued him after he was knocked unconscious in the crash at the airport site near Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Ailemony
Jack Zimmernit
Columbus
Udo
Zimmerman
Two Youthful Car Thieves Nabbed After Western Ely Chase
George Gonzales and O. K. Hurley nab youth car thieves after a lively chase through Ely’s western section. The pair, who reportedly have long police records, were captured near Saunders Avenue and Pinto Street after Hurley spotted the stolen car. Authorities planned to question the youths about other thefts during the second week.
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The
Ely
George Gonzales
Saul Gabins
O. K. Hyriey
Sixth Street
Canzales
West Martin Street
Hurley
Saunders Avenue
Pinto Street
Gonles
Clemency Extended for Vet in Impersonation Case
Federal Judge R J McMillan granted clemency to Arthur Anglin held in Travis County jail on a $1000 bond for impersonation. U S Atty Fusell Wine said Anglin sought release on recognizance to enter a tuberculosis hospital near Kerrville, noting his precarious health if kept jailed.
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R. J. McMillan
Travis County
Aistin
United States District Attorney
Arthur
Anglin
Austin
Legion
Veteran's
Kerrville
Lifebnay Face Purifying Treatment Promises Glow
An odd ad style blurb touts a facial treatment named Lifebnay promising purifying effects. It claims pores tighten and skin becomes healthier with a fresh radiance. The text includes garbled phrases and a stray location fragment.
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Lifebnay
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