Robbery Case Delayed in R A L Texas Court
The district court in RAL of Bank U0 delayed the robbery with firearm case against R. G. Turner and Mita Awalt at Farmers and Merchants. The trial was postponed until the May session as Judge J. E. Miller granted a motion, citing the defendant Torver’s young wife and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rady
Texas
Jac
R. G. Turner
Mita Awalt
Geal
Bee
District Court
J. E. Miller
Torver
Tom
Capone Faces U.S Court Contempt Charge in Chicago
Chicago report states Al Capone may face contempt proceedings in federal court after release from a Pennsylvania prison within two weeks. U.S. District Attorney EB Johnson and Judge Ye ready to pursue contempt if Capone testifies about gangland liquor activities.
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Chicago
INS
al" Capone
Vita Penneslvellia
United Eta
Q. Johnson
Jone Ye
Age Resigns as State Attorney
Paul D. Pare, assistant attorney general for years, resigns to join private practice. He praises colleagues, cites underpayment and overwork, says critics misjudge and unfair pressure arose, and says the state may be proud of the manner in which they have served.
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Age
Austin
Paul D. Pare
Officers Named by Pearsall Chamber at Annual Parley
In Pearsall Texas at the chamber meeting John E Field cashier and VP of Security State Bank was elected president succeeding G R Sanders who served nearly year and left with strong reputation. L Smith was elected first VP J J Little second VP and N H Huot reelected secretary treasurer. Directors named: G R Sanders John E Field O L Smith J Litte D G Tomlinson Luther DeVilbiss B W Howard FR T Trarnhart Roy Woodward F K Mattox W J Tyner and W B M Fain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
Texas
Sonisl
Pearsall Chamber of Commerce
John E. Field
Security State Bank
G. R. Saniers
Chamber of Commerce
South Texo
L. Smith
J. J. Little
New Braunfels Building Curtailed
New Braunfels January 18 statistics from the city clerk show 1099 permits issuing 10,600 short of last year. Total building value reached 200,093 versus 200,328 in 1928, excluding a two million dollar San Antonio Public Service Company plant. In 1928 seven dwellings were erected at 147,000 versus 63 in 1920 at 1,600. Commercial building permits in 1928 were 30,200, rising to 85,500 in 1920.
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New Braunfels
San Antonio Public Service Company
Changes Number Robbery Results
Mrs Fred Fox of Decoy Avenue Golders Green changed her house number from 14 to T1 A for Inck. Daylight thieves relieved her of 300 dollars worth of jewelry.
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London
Inn
Fred Fox
Decoy Avenue
Golders Green
Inck
CITYS MARINE FACES BATTLE A complete ticket in opposition
A Friday night meeting in the office of W W McAllister on Buena Vista street discussed politics and possible candidates for mayor. J Roy Murray of the Murray Winerich company autobile dealer was named as a potential candidate. Murray admitted attending and that the mayoral issue was mentioned, but no decisions were made and it is too early to discuss.
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J. Roy Murray
Murray-Winerich Company
Autonobile Deslere
W. W. McAllister
Buena Vista Street
Murray
U A
Baptist Training School Planned at First Baptist Church
A Baptist Training School for young people will be held at the First Baptist Church from January 19 to 24 with an aspirational meeting on Sunday at 3 p.m. Dr. W. R. White, former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lubbock and state secretary, and T. G. Garner of Dallas, secretary of the B P A department, will speak. The arrangements committee includes William L. Pieper, Rev. C. Hubener, Miss Alice Ebner, and Corel Bisson.
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Firat Bapist
W. R. White
First Deptlat
Lubbock
T. G. Garrner
Daline
Willian L. Pieper
C. Hubener
Mim
Alice Ebner
Corel Bisson
Mayfield platform favors farm loans and tax shifts
Mayfield outlines a Texas reform platform advocating 93 year farm loan bonds at four percent, a state farm board to acquire land and sell to farmers, and elimination of ad valorem property taxes funded by corporate, inheritance and occupation taxes. He supports state regulation of utilities and chain stores, irrigation projects, and a pay-as-you-go highway system. He calls for stricter law enforcement and court reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inrmera
Texas
State of
State Farm Board
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bose
Farm Loan Board
Jien Nole
Mayfield
Ould
Meneures
Railroad Commission
Recien
Solons Ready for Session in Austin
Austin January 18 The looming special session of the Texas Legislature will open at noon Monday with many members absent due to Yad land weather conditions The governor plans to deliver the message and present three items for consideration Prison centralization commission report a vast reform package regulating county official salaries and a utility regulation measure championed by the governor after prior rejections
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Austin
Moody
Yet Who Marched With Sherman Dies
In Los Angeles an elderly man known as Dr. Willa Smith who joined General Sherman on the March to the Sea during the Civil War is noted for his later life. Once wealthy, he donated two fortunes to charity and headed a hospital in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Los Angeles
Van
Willa, Smith
Georgia
Wb Sherman
al. Smith
Merry Hospi
St. Towa
Mrs Clark Re elected Head of San Antonio War Mothers
Mrs Elizabeth Clark was re elected president of the San Antonio chapter of the American War Mothers. Officers elected for 1940 include C U Heuachkel first vice president Mionie L Slack second vice president Ethel Cor Anti third vice president Sarah Jane Doebbler fourth vice president Mittie Royster recording secretary Vearl Knowlton corresponding secretary Sarah E Fox treasurer Benno Kayton auditor Sabra S Whipple chaplain Lillian C Mellinges custodial of records Antonia Barkley historian.
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Ellaabeth Clark
San Antonio
The
American War Mothers
Oriental Room
Guoter Hatel
Ines
Mra
C. UG. Heuachkel
Mionie L Slack
Mre
Ethel Cor- Anti
Sarah Jane Doebbler
Mittie Royster
Brady Plans Charity Campaign in Brady
Four committees of about twenty five Brady business and professional people will lead a drive next Monday to raise about $5000 for the needy and hospitalizations over the coming year. The charity board also announces a campaign to keep professional beggars out of town. Finance committee heads are A W Crown Edward Geenlin and Mrs A B Carrhera. Training time will be announced soon.
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Brady
Arady
Brady Business
A. W. Crown
Tedward Geenlin
A. B. Carrthera
Japan Halts Naval Pact at London Conference
London dispatch reports American delegates to the naval conference face three main obstacles to a broader disarmament pact. Japan seeks 70 percent cruiser parity with Britain and the US, while France demands parity and opposes the overall conference plan. Despite tensions, Secretary Stimson leads the American team with cautious optimism about progress.
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London
America
Lonnere
Guna
Universal Service
J —Jaran
Great Britain
France
Henry Li. Stimson
Court Called in New Braunfels February Term
New Braunfels January 11 District court convenes February 3 with Judge Jeffrey of Lockhart presiding. Docket not heavy, term expected to be cleaned up as per the clerk.
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New Braunfels
Caljet
Jeffreyx
Lockhart
Woman Fined by Federal Court on Liquor Charge
Antonia Herrera was fined 100 dollars and given a 90 day suspended sentence by Judge Duval West in federal court Saturday after pleading guilty to manufacturing and consaction of beer. Prohibition violation charges against H L Edwarde and others were dismissed, as prosecutors noted the plea and prior raids targeting the decedents were long docketed.
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Antonia Herrera
Duval West
H. L. Edwarde
Lovie Yharra
Recifus Ordinic
Clarence Cole
Frenchy Garcia
Army Orders list scattered transfers and postings
A long list of army orders documents numerous personnel transfers and postings. Names include Walter T. Ba, David Tidder, Edward A. Cortes, Harry A. Aranid, and Eugene A. Smith, with destinations such as Fort Benning, Panama, Washington, Carlisle, and San Francisco among others. The record shows movements to depots, barracks, and field locations, reflecting a broad reallocation of officers and enlisted personnel.
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Universal Service
Washington
Van
Walter T. Ba
Oatun
Fort Bening
David Tidder
Wlajora
Edward A. Cortes
C. H
York
Edward A. “Hrennan
Geoffrey Argea
Cav
Panama
Fort Hingwold
Naty C. Feavey
Euxene A. Smith
Wal
Re Rose
D.C
Woabington
C. Kugses
Langley Tield
John
Bellinger
H. Vingernora Laland
Teor
Wits O
Alssander Hhilleun
E. Summner Hablewferd
Were
Yon
Alesander C. E Mullen
Soptcheater
B.C. A
Withernigh
Frederick
Ot" Ginary
Bersidio
Ban ¥ Eancincaiam AF. Wieck
Coe Wahine Ork
Latterman Howplil
Charles
Ghd
Tresaia
San Fran
Helfrich
Vancouver
Maye
Soitnay
Francis W. Vrvitt
1Eran Hospital
Wanhinale
Iovertuen
Ta Fant Traleaare Destenanta of
Sy, GC
Caydein
Harta
M Comkle
Earl Staxwel
Cobrips Mugeett
Hicks
Hungry A. Hureblsrn
Murray
Fort Benting
Orlon
Laude “Reale
Bart Stonroes
Mager G. Prennan
Att L. Brathere
Algstea
Ahi Gener
Fog, Worden
Ste Fort
Mason
Wilfrid P. Hall
Port George Wright
Fam F. Evely
Fort Fig MC
Carlisle Basracie
Banrapciaca
Dancing News Across Town 1916 Listings
Saturday and Sunday dances advertised at Labor Temple and Barn venues. Weekly events include Fridays at Frederick Road area and St Hedwig hall with Moyet Terans orchestra. Advertisements note heated venues and attractions by Gardners Hotum Kings and La Coste Mall performers.
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Labor Temple
Frederickn- Durg Road
St. Hedwig Hall
Sund Jan
Big Dame
la Coste
Tiall
Mutteve Gardners Hotum
Kings
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Braunfels
Baptist Training School
Vicks
Vick
Icks VaroRus
Alamo Life
Alamo Life Re Insurance
Texas Wire At Gram
Company
of the Southwest
Graham Dowdell
Image
Solons
Sherman
Mrs. Clark New
Japan
Trawalter Vail
Madame and
Mademoiselle
Ufa Haneene
San Pedro Playhouse
Wed
Little Theatre
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