Ghosts of Coffey Haunted Police Bureau
New York report portrays Lieut. Coffey of the safety bureau obsessed with recording motor death data. He files names addresses and causes, recalling 238 deaths in a year and 262 children under 16. After failing to appear, Coffey is placed in a psychiatric ward as witnesses describe his cabinet of cards bearing victims.
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New York
Thomas Coffsy
Police Safety Bureau
Ueutenant Coffey
Coffey
Buck
Totel
Porfital
Cottey
He Safety Bureau
Cotler
Lockhart Banks Elect Directors and Officers for 1933
Lockhart Jan 12 meetings named officers and directors for 1933 at two banks. First National Bank lists President W F Sweatingeay and Vice President J P Cardwell with cashier A A Weede and other officers. Lockhart National Bank names President John I Storey and Vice President George W Walton with cashier W B Kelly and a slate of directors including M O Flowers Lex Beatty and J S Smith.
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Lockhart
Tookhart
First National Bank
Lockhart National Bank
Elsolai
W. Ft. Sweatingeay
J. P. Cardwell
B. J. Hellamy
Arthur A. Weede
H. W. Holiman
Beatrice Forse
B. Conpwond
P. Cardwell
W. H.tabor
E.G. Steliger
AN. Parr
A. McMillign
Lockhert Nations
John I. Storey
George W. Walton
W. B. Kelly
Edgar Vogel
Vernon Miller
M. O. Flowers
Lex Beatty
Women’s W O W elects officers at Hensom Grove
The Women’s Branch of W O W met January 12 at Hensom Grove No 22 electing officers. Guardians EarNestine Lancaster and Rens Secrest, adviser Minerva Martin, recording secretary Jessie L Kay, banker Mildred Spencer, chaplain Vern Atkins, past guardian Ruth Davis, attendant Mary Martin, assistant attendant Gladys Touchstone, musician Sadie Speed, outer sentinel Virgie Langley, captain E V Touchstone, junior supervisor Lorena Tondre, auditors Minnie Gray Ello Gray.
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W.O.W
LYTLE
Hensom Grove
Guardian
Earnestine Lancaster
Minerva Martin
Jessie L. Kay
Mildred Spencer
Rens Secrest
Vern Atkins
Ruth Davis
Mary Martin
Gladys Touchstone
Toner Sentinel
Sadie Speed
Outer Sentinel
Gonzales County Veteran Dead
GONZALES January 12. G H Chandler 49 a longtime resident and Confederate veteran died near Waelder after a long illness. Funeral services were held yesterday with burial conducted locally according to arrangements.
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Gonzales County
Gonzales, Jan
G. H. Chandler
Chandler
North Carolina
Texan
Ad Pots
Waelder
Census reports five month cottonseed totals in decline
Washington reports census bureau figures for August 1 to December 31 showing cottonseed crushed at 2,505.63 tons, down from 2,958,000 tons a year earlier, with mills holding 1,328,607 tons of cottonseed meal and cake and meal production and on hand varying across crude oil, refined oil, cake and hulls, and linters.
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Washington
D.C
Census Bureau
British Author Fined for Volume
London on January 1 Comp ton Mackenele was fined 100 pounds for violating the official secrets act by publishing the book Greek Memories. He was ordered to pay court costs not exceeding 106 pounds after a belief hearing at Old Bailey with opposition by Sir Ian Hamilton and Rear Admiral William Forlesque to establish the author’s loyalty to the crown.
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London
Compton Mackenele
Old Hailey Court
Ian Hamilton
William Forlesque
Join Harerer rites mark bereavement in Brampels
The community gathered January 12 for memorial rites for John Meberer Or. &, who died at his home on Wednesday, with services held Thursday. The fragmentary notice notes local sorrow and plans for a brief obituary in Brampels.
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Brampels
Annecal Sorviers
John Meberer Or
Club and school events fill January social calendar
A busy slate of meetings and programs fills the week in Los Angeles Heights and surrounding districts. The Pan-Hellenic association hosts a luncheon with Alpha Delta Pi sorority members, while Woodrow Wilson elementary pupils showcase a minstrel show. PTA groups from Riverside to West Hollywood plan talks on thrift and recreation, with musical numbers and student performances featured at the school auditoriums and clubrooms.
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Pan-Hellenic Association
Flaza Hotel
Toot
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Dorothy Heuermann Hardin
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Charlotte Peterson
Mary Fikel
Mary Whelma
Kavfrann
Mary Sadue
Roxie Roessler
Juanita
Faslyer
Natalie Connally
Marilyn Adams
Jane Marx
Mery Parks
Anne Taughridge
Tat , Shook
Harry Street
Seft
Woodrow Wilson
Tat Aspeler Heights
Parent- Teacher Association
W. F. Milter
P. T. Ay
C. G. Bullitt
Snbnsors
Ak We
F.S. Bakley
Los Angeles
Helgnts
Parent-Teacher Association of
Los Angeles Heights
Eierenniary School
RH Crockett
Ae Ald
Woodrow Wilson School
F. S. Bnkeley
Thelma Bullitt
C. Rutkowski
Wate
Mothers’ Club
St. Ann's School
Ft At
Murder Charged to Two N Y Negroes
District Attorney Charles B McLaughlin in Brox today seeks first degree murder indictments against two Negroes held on charges of slaying Nathan Reigred, white, and stuffing his body in a trunk in Richmond Virginia. The prisoners are Henry Frmond, 38, a janitor of a tenement house owned by Adgrad in the Bronx, and John Tinsley, 25, married to a sister in law of Edmand.
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N. Y
New York
Charles B. McLaugh
Brocx
Nathin Reigred
Edmand
Infant’s near miss highlights home made lockjaw risk
In Comal New Braunfels on January 13 Theresa Reininger, 71, was described as dying in El Paso Tuesday and to be buried Friday. Emergency staff reported a 22 month old May Aliee Larsen suffered a severe mouth injury described as home made lockjaw after trying to eat a tube of crockery cement. Her mother provided the account of the incident.
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Barby
Franceco
May Aliee Larsen
Comal New Braunfels
Wool Market Firm For Week In Boston Trade
Boston dealers report a generally steady wool market with some expansion likely as year end purchases replenish supply. Demand remains from manufacturers and top makers, while concerns anticipate tighter raw material availability by mid May amid cautious price concessions possible but not sufficient to restore profits. The national cooperative notes a fair volume of business and expects wool to advance as other commodities stay soft, with loans easing credit from regional agricultural credit entities under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Boston
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Braunfels Bankers Elected
The First National Bank of New Braunfels held its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday. Officers re-elected include Walter Paust as president, George Elbend as first vice president, HY Distiliver as second vice president, Martin Faust as third vice president, Ban Wuhn as cashier, Milton Diet, Dan Reed, and Walter Fausten as assistant cashiers. Directors re-elected are HA Distiliuger, George Elband, Han No Faust, Martin Faust, Walter Paust, Otmar Gruene, Ben Nunn, and Otto Reinarz.
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New Braunfels
First National Bank of
Walter Paust
George Elbend
Distiliver
Martin Faust
Ban Wuhn
Milton Diet
Dan Reed
Wal‘ter Fausten
New Braunfels Bank Officials Elected
New Braunfels January 1 The annual blockholders meeting of the Guarantee State Bank of New Braunfels reelected Emil Hetnen as president and R B Richter as first vice president. Alfred BR Rothe second vice president Giberé Kwinstz cashier Fred Tausch Roland Heinen H W Adane and Fred Henne assistant cashiers were named. Directors Louis Forshige J R Fuchs Emil Heinen Hermann Pfeuffer Gus Reed Gus Reinarz G Lemare Alfred R Reale Fred Teusch and Walter PP were reelected.
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New Braunfels
Jan I
Gusranty State Bank of
Emil Hetnen
R. B. Richter
Alfred BR. Rothe
Giberé Kwinstz
Fred Tausch
Roland Heinen
H. W. Adane
Fred Henne
Louis Forshige
J. R. Fuchs
Emil Heinen
Hermann Pfeuffer
Gus Reed
Gus Reinarz
G. ©. Iemare
Alfred R. Reale
Fred Teusch
Walter PP
Hospital Treats Violence Victims After Stabbings and Beatings
The Rob ert B. Green hospital treated victims of violence early Thursday. Herbert Thomas of 217 Dawasa Street was slashed in the face and head. J Meyers of 2203 West Poplar Street suffered stab wounds, allegedly with a ice pick. Sam Hinney of Dallas was beaten near the I G N acpot. Bessie George of Nebraska Street was stabbed while attempting to mediate a fight between two women.
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Robert B. Green
Herbert Thomas
Dawasa Street
J. Meyers
West Poplar Street
Sam Hinney
Dalas
I G. N. Acpot
Bessie George
Nebraska
Police Mystified by Kidnap Attempt
Dallas officials report confusion over a claimed kidnapping of 6 year old Neil Wittrup as he walked home from school with companions. Parents found him shortly after the incident, with details unclear and police unable to verify the report or identify suspects.
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Wallas
Texas
Neil Wittrup
Seng
Dallas
Drillers Report Shows Final Gas at Smith No 1 Depth 500 Feet
Drillers report notes the Smith No 1 well reaching a final gas indication at 500 feet in the Sample section. The well is now down 709 feet. Burial notices indicate Henry Steiner, longtime Saturn section resident of Gonzales Texas, died Monday with interment held yesterday.
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Gonzales
Jim
Texas
Henry Steiner
Saturn
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