Approval of Cowboy Henry Bono Held Up
Convicted murderer Henry Bono alias Cowboy Henry faced bond objections as two bondsmen failed to appear and a third was sought. Judge McCrory set bond at 5000 dollars after Henry’s attorney filed for habeas corpus. case reversed on jury instruction issues. Jeffers labeled Henry a notorious police character, and the court scheduled a new trial date at the earliest possible time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaude
Henry
Arthur Sinclair
Boxer County
W. W. McCrory
Criminal
Dave Watson
Moc Trary
Henn
Sinlair
McCrory
L. J. (Buck) Gittinger
Leroy Detfers
Bond
Gittinger
Geners
Watson
McCrorrins
T ‘O
Suretus
Jeffers
Easy To Find Your Next Apartment Advedtised Listings
Unclear ad style lists numerous furnished and unfurnished apartments in multiple cities. Includes room counts from one to several rooms with weekly or monthly rents and occasional private baths. Mentions additional information and contact details for more listings in a historic classified-like page.
Gerhardt Presses Salary Plan for Precinct Officers
Justice Raymond Gerhardt of Precinct 1 urged the County Commissioners to abolish the fee system for precinct officers and switch to salaries. He attacked fee grabbing, cited a constitutional amendment, and warned that officers deserve fair compensation, inviting peers to join in reform. He contrasted salaried officials with those who depend on fees to survive and urged action to end political leverage over enforcement agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gerhhardt
County Commissioners
Mucn
Charles Alderson
Park
State of
Texas
Bexar County
Yam Sttre
Ap Lees
Chameleon
Cressure
R Rand
Besser
Gerhardé
Advisor Joins Hopkins Tafe Advisor Joins Hopkins Tafe
Washington June 21 International News Service reports Secretary of Commerce Hopkins has recruited from Wall Street an economist as a new adviser Willard L Thorp 60 year old research director at Dun and Bradstreet spent three days a week in Washington assisting the Commerce Department with antimonopoly probes He will remain director of economic industries while in Washington but will spend six days weekly in the capital as Hopkins moves to strengthen the department's policy work ahead of Senate confirmation expected by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ty Hopking
Wail
Wop-Fiight
Internations
Willard L. Thorp
Dunaud Bradstreet
Hopkin
Knowi
Senate
Hopkins
Thorp
Commerce Department
U S In Thrust At Communism Government Appeals Deportation Case
The United States argues in a Supreme Court filing that the Communist Revolutionary program fits the United States, defending deportation of aliens for activist association. Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson filed the brief on the government’s appeal from a Fifth Circuit ruling that overturned the deportation against Jam G. Stecker, a Arkansas restauranteur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtor
Jee
INS
Rapretie
United States
Rober H. Jackson
Jam G. Stecker
Arkansas
Bohemian Vagabonds Devoted to Fine Arts
The Bohemian Vagabonds, a new collegiate club modeled after Samuel Johnson's literary circle, gathers poets musicians orators playwrights and a ballet dancer. Meetings occur twice monthly with social events at downtown restaurants and discussion sessions on modern arts. The group once kept a trained hawk mascot found by Dayton Falkner but sent a replacement to Amarilla after the original hawk died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Samuel Johnson
Atherings
Dayton Falkner
Arizona Desert
Hawk
Amarilla
Southwest Texas Boys Fat Stock Show Planned in San Antonio
With two thirds of the 5900 subscriptions raised officials plan the fourth annual Southwest Texas Boys Fat Stock show in San Antonio February 23 to 26. A nonprofit display sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce and Union Stockyards Co. features 4-H and FFA members from the ranch country. Subscriptions are slow though entries are expected to exceed last year’s. Auction day on the final day aims to top past fairs. Officers include Aryant as president Hagelstein Rothmann Cannon Har tis and Pumphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Camber of Commerce, Junior Chamber of Commerce
Union Stockyards Company
R. Beal Pumphrey
Stow
al Utes c Tnty
HH. H. Aryant
G. OC. Hagelstein
Roy M. Rothmann
Co. D. Cannon
W. BR. Hartis
Pumphrey
Death of General Cedillo Witness Testimony Reported
Remigio Garcia aide to Gen Saturna Cedillo says Cedillo died at dawn in San Luis Potosi after federal troops surrounded his small band of followers. Garcia notes bullets hit Cedillo in the leg head and chest and that he was buried in the family plot at Patmoss cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedillo
McAllan
Remigio Garecia
Saturna Cedillo
San Luis Paotoal
Ward
Garcia
Cedyllo
Patmoss
Garcia Obabed
Houston Port Sets All-Time Trade Record in 1938
Houston's port trade reached 200,6478 tons in 1938, an all-time high for a Texas port, officials disclosed. The volume grew 4.7 percent from 1917 while the commerce value slipped slightly to 490,499,145 dollars, according to Cel. Joseph W. Evans, chairman of the port commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Cel
Joseph W. Evans
le Port Commission
Denton Texas College to Build Student Chapel
Work will begin Monday on a new student chapel at the University of North Texas College for Women in Denton costing about 25000 dollars not counting stained glass. President Dr J B Hubbard says government officials have approved NYA labor for the construction and about 80 Denton handyman boys will be employed on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. and
M. College
Denton
Texas State Colege For
J. BH
Rubbard
NYA
Denton Uanity
Packer Head Dies of Heart Attack
William Whitticht Woods, president of the Institute of American Meat Packers, died suddenly in his Chicago office from a heart attack yesterday. The news notes Woods as a prominent figure in the meat packing industry, with reactions from industry observers and related fatalities mentioned in a confused, but historic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Whitticht Woods
Institute of American Meat Packers
Golombia
Pelor
Institute
Woods
New York
Henuge
Calt
Georgia plan tax law with monthly exemptions proposed
Atlanta Georgia late today state commissioner of revenue T Grady Head proposed a gross income tax law with exemptions of 190 monthly for each citizen or taxpayer. The plan aims to overhaul taxation and ease the burden on individuals as the legislature considers reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
T Grady Head
Revere
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Baltimore
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Suplex
Catherine Cr
Oreflin
Prospect Hill
Smail
ASC de Euclid
Fink
Om Lier
Pion
Roume
A. Pievige
Jrma
Frasch
Ranwe
Creek Howard, Toy
Bouston
Raume
Gesent
Coronado Apts
Finis
Mwy
Rome
Lotus
Madizon
Bwlulke Ct
Malacee
New Braunfels
East Duphes Poplar
W. Princes
Rarewoot
Fraire
France
Sisdwell
Broome
Hawniway
Bnelid
Poore
Satan
Gaur
Avi
Wekinley
Tum SR. Duplex
Mistletoe
Belsen
Ruel
South
Woodlawn
S Smn
Gerhardt
Advisor
Hopkins Tafe
U.S
Paul Charles Hurley
Wolff
Marx Economy Basement
Hollywood
Wolk & Mi
Teonime
Prentice Bristow
Leon Valley
4-H
B. H. Lemburg
Toy
Packer Head
Borg
Axminster
Mney
Braz
Wolff & Manz
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