Brady Trial Opens Delayed By Jury Selection
Austin January 25 All connections with the Brady murder trial marked time today as court opened and plans for testimony began Monday. The jury includes John W Brady attorney of former jurist on a charge of abetting Miss Talia Highsmith 28 year old capitol stenographer. Read before yesterday personnel lists include W L Wright 27 foreman Reltner 58 farmer Mobley 1 Inhorecy John 56 farmer R T Burk puncter Fred Brakus mill can ploge W C Puris 52 er William CO Turner 47 farmer Willie Armstrong 43 teamster Tow White 32 butcher CG Miles 22 hardware clerk Paul Hugin 54 filling station employee. They had one previous preciler but no fixed opinions. Several jurors questioned out mid week were kept for weekend at homes free from warrants. Dayton Mow of Fort Worth defense attorney remained at home with influence and temperature of 10. Not known if ready for court Monday.
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Austin
Tirady
John W. Brady
Abllz
Talia Highsmith
Capitol
Row
Yesterda Tis
W. L. Wright
Turnitore
Reltner
Farmer
Mobley
John
T. Burk
Fred Brakus
W. C. Puris
William CO. Turner
Willie Armstrong
Tow White
CG. Miles
Paul Hugin
Delieg
Warrith
Dayton Mow
Fort Worth
Control of Parrot Fever Predicted by Health Chief
Washington officials forecast rapid control of psittacosis or parrot fever after President Hoover issued a proclamation banning import of birds. Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming echoed the plan, saying current restrictions would curb the outbreak in a short time. Earlier, the president was advised that urgent action was needed.
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Washington, D.C
Dan
Sure Reon
Hugh Cumming
Hoover
Bids Opened for School Building Project Across District
Fifteen bids for general construction were received for the Ache and Neeth Colornedn area schools, averaging about 873,000. The bid opening occurred Friday afternoon at the school bonds office, per business manager Louis Scholz. The board’s estimate for the work was about 100,000 more than the average bid. Contingents for the Howie and Woodlawn schools will be reviewed next Tuesday at a board meeting.
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Coustrie
Lenark
Ache
Neeth
Lauis Scholz
Beltalz Sail
Howie and Woodlawn
Steen
Cleaners Will Tour South Texas Mexico
A Dallas delegates' train to the National Association of Dyers and Cleaners convention heads toward South Texas and Mexico for touring and a closing entertainment feature. Business session adjourned last night as many delegates prepared for homeward travel.
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Cleaners
South Texas
Mexico
Dallas
Jan
National Association of Dyera and Cleaners
South
Texas
OK Mexico
Wife Appoints Receiver in Divorce Suit in New York
Tan 25 1901 order of Supreme Court Justice Peter A. Hating names Mrs Gilling as receiver for all real and personal property in New York state belonging to Ts Tiekentineki vice president of the Lickenbach tram ship company whom she is divorcing.
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New York
Tan
Supreme Court
Peter A. Hating
Gilling
Taiekenbach
New York State
Ts Tiekentineki
Lickenbach &Tramship Company
Diverce
Policeman Burges Long Assigned To Substation Duties
Policeman Burges Long of 338 Gladstone Avenue serves as a motorcycle officer and detective at Substation 4 near Fire Station No 16 during his three years on the force.
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Burges Long
Gladstone Avenir
Paraguay and Movilan Intercepted War Messages Reach Capitals
From Washington June 25 The Paraguayan legation reports instruction to lay 40 pre vent Movilan army orders for a general offensive against Paraguay. In parallel a message urging amicable settlement of the Chaco dispute was sent to both capitals by Foreign Minister Zaleski acting president of the council of the Theaguest Nations.
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Wastington
D. G
State Department
Paraguay
Chaco Borel Sene
Fake Cleaner and Presser Is Jailed
Wren, inventor of the cler eloaning, pleaded guilty to theft under $50 in Downly Court No. 1. Police say he pretended to be from a San Antonio cleaner and pressed a suit at a home, then demanded rent. Judge McCollum fined him $4 and sentenced one day per six changes.
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Vey Wren
Tie Bay
Tie
Downly
Palice
San Antonio
McCollum
Realtors to Favor Tax Reductions
Members of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers are expected to go on record at the last session of the assembly meeting here today no favoring tax reforms.
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Thobnts
Aciz
Tan
Varinns Speakera
Nae Linnal Association
Real State
Honda
Point Firmin Fends Off Waves in Shelter Fight
In Point Firmin, stubborn defenses fight the sea as engineers warn the coast may yield. A year after prior storms threatened homes along the Pacific, residents brace for more battering while awaiting new stabilizing measures to protect the remaining structures. The community vows to resist further erosion despite grim forecasts.
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Point Firmin
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Woman Struck by Hit Run Motorist on Nolan Street
A woman identified as Mrs A V Ford of 921 Avenue 7 was struck by a hit run motorist on Nolan Street Friday night. She received treatment at Kob U Green hospital and was returned home. The car owner and license number were not clearly provided in the report.
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Mra. A
Ford
Avenue 7
Kob U Green Hospital
Nolan Street
Jim
Mexico plans inauguration for Ortiz Rubio event
The El Paso Times reports Mexico plans the largest American attendance yet for a presidential inauguration. Invitations go to American officials and border city mayors. A special train will ferry delegates from Juarez and Mexico City, with all expenses paid, and a program of banquets dances and entertainment arranged.
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EL Paso
Mexico
el Paso Times
Ortiz Rubio
Juarez
Mexico City
Nichols Arrested by Fort Provost Marshal Order
Grady Nichols 22, freed four days in Hexar jail on a homicide charge, is arrested again at Fort Sam Houston as a private of Company K Ninth Infantry. Maj A W Bloor ordered the arrest after the jury discharged and McCrory approved a motion to dismiss the cage. Military authorities plan manslaughter charges and a court martial inquiry if evidence warrants.
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Grady Nichols
Hexar Cate
Fort Sam Houston
Ninth Infantry
Hind
H.W. Hail
Joge W.W. McCrory
Walter Tynan
A. W. Bloor
Bloor
Kelly Field Cadet Dies After Plane Crash in Texas
Cadet Pheo- More O Tradinsky, 23, of Vero Beach Florida, died from a skull fracture after his plane crashed near Fort Ringgold Texas. He was being moved to San Antonio in a hospital plane when he died. Tradinsky was a student flier at Kelly Field and a Nebraska Wesleyan graduate. His parents are Mr and Mrs O I Tradinsky of Vera Beach.
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Pheo- More O. Tradinsky
Vero Beach
Tin
Kelly Fie
Banka
Stir Brave
Fort Ringgold
Tie
Tradinsky
San Antonio
Me ix
O. I. Radinaks
Vera Geach
Ila
Nebraska Wesleyan Institute
Girl Held On Forgery Charges Free On Bond
Miss Welen Burch, 146 Faigs tow arene, faced two forgery charges filed within two days. Detectives lodged complaints before Justice John F. Gniow, who set bonds at 300 dollars each. At Ninety-fourth district court she was released on bond and her own recognizance, while charges by Judge W. W. McCrory were pending. The checks were cashed at downtown stores, none for less than 10 dollars.
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Welen Burch
Arene
Gily
John F. Gniow
Justice of the Peare
Honda
W. W. McCrory
Senate Refuses to Put Duty on Hides in Free List
Washington February 25 report notes the Senate declined twice to add the 10 percent ad valorem duty on hides in the Manx-Smont bill. Hides weather and shoes remain on the Free list. Divorces granted include ConcepcitonSehutts de Mata Hermand es, Jose Macedonia Mata Hernandez, Myrile Vinek and J B Vinek, Antoinette Peade Hallowell and TK Tallnoeelt, Tor M Cornwell and Millard D Cornwell.
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Senate
Washington, D.C
Jex-Smont
Concepcitin Sehutts de
Local births, weddings, visits, and community events listed
Spotlight headlines list a baby girl Elisabeth Eneelnt born to Tyhn L Seales and Terre Vorpaddy in New Braunfels, Dr and Mrs Blemereybee hosting. Maj William Boerkit on special duty in Fort Lang Houston, August Meek and spouse celebrate golden wedding. Kerrville visitors push bid for veterans hospital to government board. Various visits across San Antonio and nearby cities, junior chamber activities, a life insurance contest for Southwest Texas youths, and church events planned.
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William Boerkit Baa Beep
Fort Lang Houston
Glenn D. Trafford
Denver
August Meek
Hildevrand Avenue
Ralph Durkee
W. T. Tulle
Washington
Kerrville
Government Veterans’ Hospital
N Capitalization Board
Officers Take Shop Fixtures to Police Station
Police at Billie’s Coffee shop on South Mackberry Street found a shop door open early Saturday. Officers moved the tobacco case candy case and cash register to headquarters in Leichman’s car. Billie Swope and Sibpene were mentioned as involved in the incident.
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Jame Wail
Sibpene
Thieves Target L A Homes In A Series Of Break-Ins
Police investigated multiple Los Angeles break ins after a thief entered Jowdy's meat market through a transom and a garage invasion at 434 West Mulberry. A resident reported a break in at Mrs Hilda Fredericks 1601 Belknap where a valuable item was stolen.
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Thitven
Jowdy
Broadiay
R. R. Mone
West Mulberry
Thiever
Hilda Fredericks
Belknap
Ghosts of holed pirates to be disturbed in Brackenridge Park
San Antonio detectives planned a treasure hunt in Brackenridge Park to recover a diamond brooch valued at $400, allegedly stolen by a suspect who claimed 15 burglaries in two months. The man admitted robbing a home on Perry Court and said he dropped the jewelry into the San Antonio River. No charges filed yet. investigators link the pair to ten other burglaries.
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Jean Lakitte
O Sno Antonio
Thackenrifge Park
Tooken Negra Durglr
San Antonio
N. Edmands
Perry Court
Brackenridge Park
Heather Didat
John T. Alexander Dies at Oakland
Funeral services will be held in San Antonio at the Porter Loring funeral parlors at 2 p.m. Sunday for John T. Alexander a 49 year old school professor who died in Oakland Deans. He is survived by his widow Velma Alexander of Oakland two daughters Josephine and Bere Alexander a son Gordon Alexander Mrs Dave Parks of San Antonio and three brothers Tom Ki Alexander of Dallas Walter J Alexander of Trasselta and Grisham Alexander of Austin Texas.
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San Antonio
Porter Loring
John T. Alexander
Oakland
Alexander
Velma Alexander
Osephine
Bere- Alexander
Gordon Alexister
Dave Parks
Tom Ki. Alexander
Dallas
Walter J. Alexander
Trasselta
Texas
Grisham Alexander
Austin
King on Poultry and Dairy Survey
Seguin Jan King of Seguin Milling and Power Company travels through northern and southern states on a survey of poultry and dairy feeding interests. An authority on poultry and dairy feeding he expects to gain valuable experience from the trip.
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Seguin
Jan
The
Seguin Milling and Power Company i8
King
Cleaners and Dyers Feted at National Convention in Dallas
Detogales national convention of cleaners and dyers was hosted in Dallas with 160 guests. Billie Burke served as president or honored guest. Activities included breakfast at the Pine Hotel, meals at the Gunter and the Original Mexican Restaurant, plus a city sightseeing tour as members traveled to Monterrey, Mexico.
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Detogales
Cleaners and Dyers
Dallas
Ant
Monterrey
Mexico
Laval Cleaners and Ayers Association
Billie Wurke
Nonouerd
Pine Hotel
Linehown
Gunter
Arctic Patrol Planes Snowbound Near Miles City
A blizzard trapped sixteen airships from a convoy that departed Miles City Montana. Maj Ralph Reece led the expedition seeking a central point before resuming flight toward Selfridge Field Michigan. Two planes were damaged, one crewman injured, and several ships remained scattered along the route.
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Arctic Patrol
Here
Miles City
Mont
Westerdas
Tony
Ralph Reree
Istoarek
Lient. Fy. Ware
Esco
Borrn
Tig
Selfridge Field
Mich
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Butch
Skieev
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Presser
Kelly
Toonerville
Tyhn L. Seales
Nbrayeport
Terre Vorpaddy
Si Weelha
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E. R. Stanford
Westmoorth College
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Julin
Wom Worth
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Herr
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Cincinnati
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King On Poultry and Dairy Survey
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