Alhambra club trial centers on liquor sale charges
Ramsey and associates faced a jury in County Court of Law No. 1 over an open saloon at the Alhambra club, 121 1/2 Boledad Street, alleged to have conducted liquor sales last September. Testimony described club structure, membership practices, and personal liquor setups amid a raid by authorities.
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Sami
Bettas
Radl Ramsey
Alhambra Club
Boledad Street
F Thirough
Colit
Ramsey
V. KE
Uney
Ramey
Sub
San Antonio
Ramses
Levey
Remigy
Levty
Karl Ramsey
Alhamtbra Club
Gus Brown
Liquor Control Board
R. FR. Rehatsch
Berry
Alhamben Club
Arrest suit filed over rooming house abuse and denial of hospital access
Aleglogbe alleges in a petition that Lenore Watts and Edward J. Watts assaulted him to intimidate and humiliate, claiming damages of 2500. He says he rented a room at 414 South Alamo in 1999, Watts became operators July 24, and he was denied hospital admission after being escorted there. He describes a locked room, a burning can, police involvement, and his attempt to bond out. The complaint, filed in the Fifty-seventh District Court by Watts, charged disturbing the peace. the case has faced repeated trial delays.
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Aleglogbe
Caise
Willan Lb
Tirner Satlur
Lenore Watts
Edtward J. Wists
Soh Alamo Street
Watts
Ronert
Turner
Former Ecuador President Held After Failed Revolt
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Jan. 13. Former president Fr-Jove Mari Velasco Toncra was imprisoned aboard a naval ship today after a failed uprising against the government following Carlos Arroyo Del Flo's election victory. Army sergeants and additional forces quelled the revolt, with aviation officers and about 200 civilians involved.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Jove Mari Velasco Toncra
Allate
Arrmy
Addiery
Carlos Arroyo del Flo
Anit
Ramsey testimony ties Alhambra club to San Antonio utility payments
In a rambling court record, Ramsey testifies under oath about ownership links between the Alhambra club and the Turloat property at 12L Soledad Street. He cites payments made in Berry’s name, alleges possible agreements with Berry, and mentions prior inspectors and witnesses connected to the Alhambra club case.
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Ramsey
Alhambra Club
San Antonio Public Service
Turp Bar
Turloat
Soledad Street
Alhambra
Ges Ramsey
Berry
Lambert
Tevey
Neons
Gen Antonio
Lostmany
W. P. Allen
RD. Rhalwer
Lige Hor Control Board
Brown
Dev
D. Murrel
Lanrerning
Actress Joan Bennett Weds Producer James Wanger
Phoenix ceremony unplanned with only witness Margaret Ettinger present. Joan Bennett 29 and James Hloping “Hloping” Wester Wanger 45 wed in a Phoenix justice office basement after a brief courtship. Bennett previously married twice with two daughters from former marriages. Wanger separated from Justine Johnstone after years of marriage.
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Phoenex
Avin
Jas
Joan Hennell
Dazaling Fim
Wester Wanger
Margaret Ettinger
Holywood
Jong Teen
Phoenix
Miss Bennett
John M. Fos
Gene Markey
Wanger
Justine Johnstone
Follies
Miss Bennetty
Winger
Invading Army Moves to California Coast
Washington reports a simulated invasion as USA military drills unfold along the Pacific coast. Army third division troops with navy support prepare to land mechanized units, with 1675 already en route and three transports set to depart from Tacoma for California.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pacific
California
Olympia
Old Time Revival at Gladdings Church Previewed
An old time revival starts Sunday night at Gladdings Church 139 Deliver Boulevard. Evangelist E L Newby from Fords Worth will preach, with Rev J C Wilsier serving as pastor guiding the church activities during the event.
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Gladdings Church
Deliver Boulevard
E. L. Newby
Fords Worth
J. C. Wilsier
Martin Denies Promised Ford Aid in Labor Probe
An affidavit attributed to Homer Martin of the A S of L Automobile Union claims Ford promised him financial help to win favorable treatment. Martin denied the affidavit as false, noting it appeared in a board file during the Rouse committee inquiry into interference with the United Auto Workers bargaining rights.
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Washington
Homer Martin
A. S. of L., Automobile Union
Say
Ing
Martin Tony
Ing Rouse Committee
Labor Relations Board
Isdovund M. Toland
Mittee
Say IL
Labor Board
St. Loux
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Motor Com
PRAY
Unitexl Automobile Workers
G1. C. Junion
Madden
Hasty A. Elder
St. Louis
Martins
Ine
Toland
J. Warren Madden
Martin
Elder
Harry Beupett
Mt Sakes Ford
Bennetheet
Tab Uiry
Bhia
Ford ‘Ad
Nat
Bennett
Marlin
Beret
Aus
Jett
Detroit
Financia el
Muriin
Florida Democrats Reject Unit Rule
Florida's 18 uninstructed delegates to the national Democratic convention will not be bound by the unit rule. The state Democratic executive committee defeated 72 to 27 a resolution for the unit rule, which would have required delegates to vote solidly for one candidate. The committee made no provision for a presidential preference vote in Florida's May primary.
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Petfasburg
Pla
Florida
Democratic Executive Committee
Oridas
Shrine Dance Honors New Officers in Beartist Rite Temple
A formal Beartist Rite Temple ceremony in San Antonio honors new officers of Alvafar Temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Officers named include W H Wallace, Otto J Te river, Dr Ren j Brant wood, W D Turbe, L F Marshall, J M Todd, N L Hopkins, and Frank Thomason. Ceremonial duties and ceremonial master details are listed amid notes on WPA bench construction near the Navarro street bridge.
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Alvafar
San Antonians Ailereie
Antonia River
W. HE. Wallace
Borause Park
Alana
O'Connell
Otto J. Te
Rabbant
Renj Brant Wood
W¢ Wright
Albert A. Green
Navarro Street Bridge
Gam A. Chapman
George
G. Verhion
W. D. Turbe
Mile
L. F. Marshall
FL Lipscomb
Minishuly Me
J. M. Todd
Elaplain
Stanley Banks
Omar
Frank A. Spang
Pata
The
Guard
N.L. Hopkins
Outer
Fred Smith
Frank. Thomason
Imperial Repre
Two Sentenced in Extortion Trial
In New York on January 13 two men were sentenced in the Queens County extortion case involving jockey Iron Don Meade. Carlo Zarcone aged 26 of Brooks received three to five years, and Ralph Hamlin aged 25 of Damonion drew seven and a half to fifteen years after pleading guilty. The defendants extorted $4000 threatening Meade’s wife and baby.
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New York
Don Meade
Carlo Zarcone
Brookswas
Queens County
House votes to delay elections and reopen candidate nominations
The House of Representatives approved the delay of general elections from February 28 to March 26 by a vote of 84 to 85. The measure also seeks to grant political parties a new chance to nominate candidates.
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Havana
House of Representatives
Notable names in 1940s San Antonio sports and society
A garbled 1940s Bexar Facts collage highlights Danny Rowe the vaudeville star, Old Por Scherwitz, and sports editor praise, plus wedding anniversaries for An Pepperweln and Mrs Ad. It also notes Dr Leon Koplcy and Lloyd Welch gifts, Albert Henkes entering active duty, and various local figures in social and athletic scenes.
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Danny Rowe
Harold “Por" Scherwitz
Poepperweln
Mra
R. W. Patton
Brooks McGimsey
Alazan Work On Start For 12 Block Family Dwellings
Construction work at the Alazan Project progresses with water and gas lines laid for 12 blocks of family dwellings. Mines work completed in block 1b. drilling for life buildings slated, large machines employed to lay pipes with extreme accuracy, work to begin on remaining phases this week.
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Wrnie Richie
Alazan
Life
Housing Authority
Birl Slaying Case Near End
In Mauch Chunk PA a mother and an ex trooper face the final phase of a tense trial for the murder of a 14 year old girl. The jury views the death car as the defense continues its testimony. The case stems from a June death in a police car and involves lingering stress in court.
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Mim Miyme Stevens
Benjamin Pranklin
Stevens
Traapjer
Samuel
Hull
Water supply shaken by beer tainted taps in Joliet
Joliet residents reported their tap water tasted of beer, with many complaints to Water Commissioner F. Whalen. Officials believe a brewery leak caused the incident, and the unusual taste faded as calls subsided.
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Jocaph F. Whalen
Two Die in Crash Near Dallas Identified Victims
UPI reports two men Hubbard Porter Barnes of Prisco and Here ber McCiellan of Jacksboro died instantly in a highway crash near Dallas. A third victim, not yet identified, was found in a ditch about 140 feet from the wreck. Deputy Sheriff Billy Parker said the car rolled over several times before leaving the road.
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Dallas
Dan
UPI
Ag Hubbard
Porter Barnes
Prisco
Ber McCiellan
Jacksboro
Mina
Billy Parker
Miner hears Wheeler at United Mine Workers convention
Washington reports John L. Lewis proposed a political rally to Senator Wheeler for the Democratic presidential nomination. The plan aimed to energize miners at the United Mine Workers anniversary convention in Columbus Ohio on January 23. Lewis praised Wheeler as a leading statesman and urged discussion of public questions. Wheeler accepted the invitation after previously running for vice president on a split ticket.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Wheeler
D.monts
United Mine Workers
Columbus
Ohio
Ming
Hoag Yell
Democratic Campaliy
Lewis
Wheater
Tin
CIO
Follelic
New Engineer Units Formed for War Games
Secretary Woodring announced two new regular army engineer units to be formed February 1 for the army’s war games in the South. The Forty-seventh Engineer troop mechanized will be stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky and the Sixty-fourth Engineer company imprographic at Fort Bedning Georgia.
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Washington
Woodring
Fort Knox
Impographic
Fort Bed
Ning, Gu
Connecticut Teachers College Aims For Ideal Vocational Ed
Four faculty members at Connecticut Teachers College weigh in on the ideal vocational education student. They describe the perfect entrant as energetic and eager, with strong work ethic and steady appetite for learning. The piece reflects campus perspectives on future instruction and student character.
Baby incubator project proposed in naval health service
Miss Anita Jones of a New York maternity center proposed here on Saturday at Plaza hotel an incubator program for the Naval Health service. The plan aims to reduce infant mortality through the use of baby incubators and would be adopted by the Institute for nurses.
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Naval Health Service
Anita Jones
New York City
Maternity R Center
Institute For Nurses
Miss Jones
Beef imports rise during early 1939 period
Washington reports beef and cattle imports increased forty four percent in the first months of 1939 compared with 1998 figures. The agriculture department released data fueling debate on extending trade agreements. Secretaries MU and Wallace testified that pacts did not harm American farmers, while lawmakers questioned the claim amid congressional scrutiny. A business advisory group favored continuing the program.
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Agrientite Department
Wallace
Congressional Critira
Weanwille
Industrial and Titanckat
Commerce Departunrois
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