Houston Holds: 30-Year-Old Son Detained in Slaying Case
Police detained the 30-year-old son of a Houston paceman after a fatal shooting of Motor Cycle Policeman A. A. Edwards. The suspect, held Saturday, denied knowledge of the slaying and claimed alibi in San Antonio. Detectives traced the suspect via his car’s license plate and questioned him at a downtown auto repair shop. Police released a partial description of the teen bandits who fled in a vehicle after the crime.
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Réustoy
Houston
A. A. Edwards
K. C. Boone
San Antoniqa Love
Fret Lithhepage
Sheviff J. A. Klevenhagen
Joe Domingue
Sanantanig Carnival
Brock Elected to Head Stamp Group in San Antonio
Norman Hraes Wednesday led the Sant Antonio Pilstelle Association. Other officers elected at the meeting included B. H. Turner as vice president Aaron Lifsehuita secretary Rodney Varney auditor of the Tests Collector and Mrs C S Livingston publicity director Speakers before the group were Edward Heusinger Fred Green Dr Prishard von David ua S H Mew hister.
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Brock
Norman Hraes
Sant Antonio Pilstelle Association
Mionlty
B. H. Turner
Aaron Lifsehuita
Rodney Varney
Murs. C.S. Livingston
Edward Heusinger
Fred Green
Prishard von David Ua
S. H. Mewhister
Flag Buyers Warned by DAV Executive in San Antonio
San Antonians were warned Wednesday of a petty racket by men claiming to represent the Disabled American Veterans. James R. Lawson, executive committee member, said the individuals were selling small flags under the veterans’ auspices. He stressed that the only authorized fundraiser is the annual forget-me-not sale in October.
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D.A.V
San Antonians
James R. Lawson
Veterans’ Organization
Lawson
Land ruling Ia reversed in fourth district court
A Nueces county land dispute saw the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reverse and remand a trial verdict. Justice WD Murray held the executive committee appointment void, affecting a 450 acre tract once tied to San Antonio Joint Stock Land Bank. Taylor may recover land subject to lien. foreclosure on defaulted note of 13,100 dollars may proceed to satisfy the bank.
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WD. Murray
Nueces County
James M. Taylor
San Antonio
Taylor
A. B P. Graves
Graves
Justice Murray
Murray
Rifle Teams Compete for Honors Across 23 Schools
Thomas Iferson and Bracken Ridge rifle teams prepared Wednesday for lights corps area matches held in 23 schools and colleges. Competition ends March and scores will be tabulated. Ten high school teams and four college teams chosen to represent the corps in the national intercollegiate matches. Each team has 13 cadets. National scoring runs March 16 to April 15.
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Thomas Iferson
Brackenridge
Gring
Lights Corps
Corp
School cost cuts voted by Sar Antonis school board
The Sar Antonis school board voted a quarter millen dollar cut for next year. Superintendent Cochran announced a $170,000 reduction this four months of the next year, totaling $256,009 from the upcoming bills. President Hult Youngblood supported the plan, pledging no fired teachers under contract, while substitute teachers would be hired as a last resort.
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Sar Antonis Achool
Cochran Followhde
Hult Younghtead
Cochrey
Uly
Cochran
Youngblood
Saad
San Antonio Minister Links Police Death to City Corruption
At a funeral for Motorcycle Officer A. A. Edwards, Rev Neal Ellis urged officials to purge crime in San Antonio. He charged high officials may influence law enforcement, urged action by the sheriff, police, and district attorney systems, and questioned if Edwards’ death was a useless sacrifice to a lost cause. He cited prior police deaths and urged demonstrations of responsibility to clean up crime spots and dives.
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A. A
Edwards
Neal Wis
Calgary Baptist Church
Tawsday
San Antonio
Jarge
Ellis
John Browe
Sheriff's Department
Police Commissioner's Department
District Attorney’s Department
Onck
McEllig
Houston
Dellas
Benefit Star Cancelled in Philadelphia Benefit Show
Ruth Slenczynsky, famed child prodigy concert pianist, was barred from performing at the Academy of Music for a benefit to aid blind children. The State Labor Department refused permission citing the Child Labor Act, which bars work by under 14s. The Philadelphia Committee for Prevention of Blindness will refund ticket purchases.
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Philadelphia
State Department of Labor and Industry
Ruth — Slenczynsky
Adsyeatiold
Pano Problry
Academy of Music
Totanist
Pailadelphis
Herbert ©. McGlinchey
Department of Labor
Dentist Fires on Enemy in Lobby in Denver
A Denver lobby shooting left George D. Beck, 3, wounded after an exchange that included a statement from Charles J. Burns, captain, about the incident during a business transaction. Burns quoted Beck's defiant remark about pursuing the matter in court.
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Houston
Hegra
George Perry
Perry
Ruth Ramirez
Negra
Thancero
Denver
George D. Beck
Dow
Charles J. Burns
Acl
Aurgesei
OSK Alistolanarksthan
Burns
Beck
Bins
Cruel thief sought after fire drives residents out
Chicago police sought Asi ons tago for a cruel act after a blaze at a six apartment building forced fourteen people to flee with their possessions. The escape led to property loss including tires. Hill Edwards and Stowe reportedly did not survive the incident. Police asked what actions would be taken.
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Chicago
Asi~onstago
Ubud
Stowe
Hill Edwards
Townsend plan offers brief glimpse of spending spree chaos
Chelan area shoppers endure a frantic 30 day test as Townsend's $200 velocity dollar experiment unfolds. 63 year old Fleming notes fatigue while outsiders snatch marked dollars. locals list daily expenditures from groceries to car repairs totaling $405.23 in early days.
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Chelan
Wasi
Dan
Ma. Usu
C. ©. Fleming
Dow
Sam Lath
Chelatt County
Lamb
Wile
First Innes
Two Convicts Sentenced to Extra Years in Hulbert Woodall Slaying
At Eastham prison farm, Pete Hennessey and Lacy Winnsfield, both 24, received five year additions each after the verdict for slaying Hulbert Woodall. Seconds after the verdict Kent Odom pursued Hennessey who fled 40 feet on wet ground but was recaptured by deputies. The report notes the dramatic chase following the court decision.
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Huntsville
Jam
Pete Hennessey
Lacy Winnsfield
Hulbert Woodall
Eastham
Tenter
Lash
Henntt
Sherifi Kent Odom
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