Capone Serves Time Behind Atlanta Walls as Inmates Convene
Ex convict No 33502 describes Capones life in Atlanta prison where he shares a cell with eight inmates including Dinty Colbeck and George Rice. Others hold roles in library, chapel and bakery as Capone studies legal routes with Rice and ex judge Vause. A boxing effort ends when Capone and companions clash with a failed bout by an Italian fighter named Tony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copricitt
Lila
Br I. N. G
Atlanta
Capone
Shale
Dinty Colbeck
Egans Rats
St. Louis
George Graham Rice
Chip” Robinson
Doc” Lancaster
Ohio
John Conrad
Colbeck
Rice
Lancaster
Robinson
Bernard Vause
New York
Vause
Sette
Dempsey
Tony
All Bran Relieves Constipation Says Customer Letter
A featured quotation from Lester Bartholomew of Cadilus Michigan describes how All Bran helped his digestion after two years of stomach trouble. The letter claims two tablespoonfuls daily plus vitamin B and iron aid elimination, recommending natural bulk over patent medicines and noting Kellogg packaging.
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Aut-Baan
Lester Bartholomew
Cadilus
Mich
Kellogg
Wattle Creek
Creosote Use Warned By Doctors For Coughs
Historical medical notice cautions against creosote preparations used for coughs colds and bronchitis. It notes dangers from emulsions and combinations marketed by druggists and urges safer treatments and consumer protection.
McGregor pushes for itemized state expenditures list
In Austin on January 24, T H McGregor secured passage of a resolution demanding itemized accounting of all state outlays before any further large appropriations. He attacked unitemized spends including a $504 leased wire between San Antonio and New York shared by state and federal agricultural agencies and criticized travel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
San Antonio
New York
Antonio
T. H. McGregor
McGregor
Agriculture Department
Exconvict No 35 disputes Capone prison life claims
Warren A. Aderholt, warden, says Al Capone is just another prisoner with no special privileges. He notes Capone receives no special mail, visitors, or clothing advantages and is subject to standard prison rules. The denial counters reports of extraordinary treatment at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Capone
Chicago
Capone
Sapone
Mr. Capone
Tank and
Atlanta
INS
Federal
Warren A
Adrrhalt
Aderholt
Hospital inquiry into murder case continues
The case centers on a hospital slaying at the San Antonio asylum with officials debating suspects and a doctor casting doubt on murder charges. lawmakers plan to examine hospital conditions amid allegations following the death of supervisor Toby Simpson on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumain
Sheriff Department
B. C
Toby") Simpson
Austin
House” of Representatives
San Antonio
Pat
Jefterson
San Antonio Brito Hospital
Une
B. O
Toby) Almoston
Roosevelt Grants Stimpson Debt Talks Authority
President elect Roosevelt authorizes Secretary Stimpson to arrange conferences with debtor nations showing good payments or seeking relief. Italy and Britain expected to send reps to Washington after March 4, with Czechoslovakia seeking prompt invitation. Buenos Aires province advances indefinite suspension of foreign debt payments, debts totaling about 140 million dollars, half owed to the United States.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Stimson
Washington
D. C
Massa- Tini
Rome
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
France
Belgium
Poland
Estonia
Ferdinand Veverlin
State Department
Great
Britain
Stimser
Italy
United States
Mussolini
Washington, D. C
London
MacDonald
The
Daily Mail
Neville Chamberlain
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Uni
Reserves Ordered to Duty At National Guard Schools
Three San Antonio reserve officers are ordered to service schools for their branch of the service. First Lieut. Robert Dudley Cassell will attend the Air Corps Technical school at Chanute Field from March 20 to June 30, 1933. Second Lieut. George G. Smith and Second Lieut. Gordon W. McLeod will attend the Engineer School at Fort Humphre y, Va., from February 28 to June 5, 1933.
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San Antonio
Lake
National Guard
Robert Dudley Cassell
Rigsby Avenue
Air Corps Technical School
Chanutefield
George G. Smith
West Mistle
Woe Avenue
Gordon W. McLeod
Federal Building Seizure Prompts Liquor Bust at Basement
In a Tuesday raid at the Federal Building, Deputy Marshal Bam C. Wolf and prohibition officers destroyed what they called evidence from recent trials. Visitors were exposed to strong liquor fumes during the operation, which targeted illicit items in the building basement.
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Federal
Jay Bhoringye
Walstead
United States
Bam C. Wolf
Prohibition
Wolf
Fedorn
Dying, Two More Beaten in Lufkin Farm Attack
Four persons were beaten severely six miles north of Lufkin by a neighbor who feigned a toothache to gain entry. Mrs Roberta McCall and her daughter Sallie 13 were taken to a hospital with slight hope of recovery. Phil McCall and Mrs N J Looney suffered head blows and broken fingers as the assailant fled after taking $15 from the purse. Posses and sheriff's deputies searched for the suspect.
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Lufkin
Jun
Roberta “McCall
Sallie
Ts Hospital
Phil
Fb. Mecall
N. J. Looney
Man Sentenced for Negligent Homicide in County Court
R L Toepperwein pleaded guilty in County Court No. 2 to negligent homicide in the death of 17 year old Juan Elizondo on West Houston Street. Judge Charles J. Matthews sentenced him to five months in jail. The incident occurred April 1, 1931, when he and the victim’s car collided on West Commerce Street. He also faces a separate indictment in the Thirty Seventh District Court for driving under the influence at the time of the accident.
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R. L
Toepperwein
Charles J. Matthews
Saul
Juan Elizondo
Houston Street
Commerce Street
Torpperwein
City Rejects All Bids on Houses for Street Extension
The city commission rejected all bids on five houses slated for razing to extend Fast Commerce Street to the Seguin highway. Highest bid was 245 dollars. city crews will tear down the structures and reuse lumber for bridge and park repairs. Lumber from three houses goes to Street Commissioner Paul Steffler, and lumber from the remaining two to Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiala, with storage in city material yards.
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Commerce Street
New Seguin Highway
City Commission
Paul Steffler
Jacob Rubiala
Sailors' Rations Shift Toward Fruit and Milk
The Secretary of the Navy proposes changing naval rations as traditional bread and potatoes decline with new ship fuel trends. A report yesterday to the Navy outlines reduced bread and meals and increased fruit vegetables and milk for sailors aboard modern vessels.
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Washington, D.C
Jan
Secretary of the Navy
Adams
Navy
Produce Market for Week Slower Than Previous Year
The market report notes a slower general market in the past week versus the same period in 1992 with 1228 cars shipped from the Southwest against 1507 in 1998. Citrus fruits and spinach shipments are heavier this year, Marvin Longina of the market news bureau said.
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Marvin Longina
The
Market News Bureau
Southwest
Boy Struck by Bicycle Injures Local Child
A six year old boy, Raymond Villarreal, of 84 San Pedro avenir, was hit by a bicycle in the street near his home and taken to the county hospital for treatment. A separate collision at Pecan and Soledad streets injured G. P. Wagner, 38, with a compound fracture of the left leg, and Sam Carolina of 1217 San Patricio street was treated at the county hospital for injuries from a traffic accident in the 1500 block of McCullough Avenue.
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McCul-lough Avenue
Hunt for Slayers of Sheriff Widens in Texas
Investigators broaden the hunt for gunmen who killed Sheriff John Moseley after a confrontation. Officers face vague descriptions of three fugitives and an unknown Neensé car plate as the manhunt extends across the Southwest.
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Widens
Puta
Texas
Van
John
Moseley
Eczema Sufferer Praises Yema and Zemo Relief
An advertisement profiles G. C. G. of Toxoc who endured ten years of itching eczema. After spending much on Landreda, he found relief with Yema, claiming five second soothing action and popularity for clearing pimples ringworm and irritations with Zemo noted as worth its price.
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Landreda
Zemo
Money to Loan Ad From Light Classified
A brief insert offers loan services titled Money to Loan by Light Classified. It highlights quick access to funds, with contact details and terms implied for borrowers seeking fast cash.
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Ada
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