Northcott father urges son in murder case at Riverside
In Riverside on January 30 1930 Lestimpny of Cyrus Northcott testified for his son Gordon Stewart Northcott urging him to carry on with his own defence on charges of murder Three bars on his ranch near elder Northcott who has been in jail months as a material witness repudiated some statements made to investigate the case when called as a defense witness The petition did not put him on the stand Testimony from the father was expected today after which the youth may place his mother Mrs Sara Louisa Northcott on the stand.
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Riverside
Cal
Cyrus Northcett
Gordon Stewart Sbrihcott
Northcott
A. Oa
Sara Louisa Northcott
New Cough Remedy Menthedyne Promises Quick Relief
A posted science claim touts Menthedyne as a breakthrough cough remedy that targets the cough cause. It is presented as a menthol based internal treatment claiming fast relief from coughs, colds, bronchitis, and related symptoms, involving a money back guarantee if not fully improved by morning.
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Svery Bodly
Unclear oath marks new loyalty in Miami event
Arsertvan swore allegiance to the United States and asserted independence from her husband’s views while greeting Governor Smith and President Hoover. The passage hints at political tensions and responsibility for the federal government over the next four to eight years, as stressed by a judge.
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Arsertvan
Uncle Sam
Smith
Elert Uoever
Miami
Hoover
Bishop pleads for clemency in McKenzie case
The rector will deliver petitions bearing at least 3186 signatures to Governor Moody on Thursday. Four affidavits from Antonio officers against McKenzie will be withheld from the governor until after clerical calls. Petitioners include members of the Woman’s Club of Son Ave fonts and listed officials and supporters.
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Gaye Creor
Leust
Moody
Alss
Aninnio
Rengie
Ely
Fin Antonio
P. L. Anderson
Kan Milonic
Austin
Sesson
Legisla
Tory
Cunnea Jase
Gwen Rilday
Tor Harris
Duke McCrory
McKenzie
Herman Tursel
Chu
T.T. Smith
F. Stauffer
P. Cunningham
Toe Hill
Ired J. Maurer
Two Year Sentence For Woman In Forged Check Case
Mrs. Dixie Bryant received a two year term after a Ninety fourth District Court jury found her guilty of possessing and attempting to pass a forged check. Arrested November 13, 1928, she faced three charges of forged instruments and was convicted on one count of intent to pass a forged check for eight dollars. Her husband Charles Bryant testified the check was for carpenter work and she gave notice of appeal.
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Dixie Bryant
Texas Penitentiars
Charles Bryant
Negro Boy Starts Jail Term In Street Collision Case
Hershey Walker of 108 Clairmont Avenue is serving a three month term in Bexar county jail after being found guilty by Judge McCullom Burnsnett of aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. He ran over and seriously injured Mrs. Rose Dy Ane at the corner of Market and Casino streets on December 11, 128. Walker also faces a fine of RW).
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Hershey Walker
Clairmont Avesnue
Netto Delivery
Bexar County
McCullony Bursnett
Rose Dy Ane Datran
Cite Water Works
Market and Casino Streate
Walker
City Fireman and Officer Transferred to Detectives
Fireman J W Lee and Officer Cantu are reassigned from their departments to the city detective force. Fire Commissioner W Vatin notes the move increases the detective staff by one as part of an ongoing reorganization within the police department.
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Lee
Cantu
J. W. Lee
Bo Eemin
Dphil
Vatin
Canty
Mindy
Jet
Grand Jury Returns Indictments in District Court
The grand jury in Thirty-nave District Court Wednesday at noon returned ten indictments and 28 pills were listed in the report from George Allenworth, Tor-man. No gambling or minor cases were included. The grand jury will continue hearings through February.
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George Allénxworth
Toreman
Despite Firemen Aid, Seven-Year-Old Girl Remains Critical
In Perry Kansas today Margate Brown seven year old girl remains in critical condition as Topeka firemen worked to keep her alive with oxygen therapy seeking to overcome pneumonia. The update notes a light improvement and ongoing treatment to stabilize her. The incident highlights firefighters aiding medical efforts in rural communities.
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Perry
Kan
Margate Brown
Topeka
Creager at center of attacks during patronage hearing
The testimony before the Senate committee addresses Creager, a Republican national committeeman, accused of protecting Texas hotels and of linkages to postmastership candidates and campaign funds. Creager denies charges, claims willingness to work with any Wurzbach ally, and says he will not visit Washington soon.
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Wurgvoch
Creager
Washingley Tursday
Senate
Lloyd Hill
Fort Worth
Texas
Washington
Howe
Browns [Ville
Hill
Mlke
Merchants Meet in San Antonio Closes Trade Session
The spring trade season event sponsored by wholesale merchants and the chamber of commerce ended Wednesday at the St. Anthony hotel. More than four hundred visiting merchants from South Texas registered, overseen by Wowell We Jones secretary of the trade extension department. Feagan of Houston and Alex Halff led the luncheon. The program plans include a second showing of the spring fire revue on Monday February 4 at the St. Anthony, followed by a informal dance Tuesday night. San Antonio wholesalers expect to reach over six hundred merchants.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
St. Anthony Hotel
South Texan
Wowell We Jones
Trade Extension Department
Scomber
Feagan
Houston
Alex Halff
Judge Hardy accused of cash payments from Angelus Temple
January report says legislature committee will present evidence that Judge Callns Hardy received cash from Angelus Temple besides a $2500 goodwill offering. It questions impeachment grounds and alleges the evangelist circle led by Aimee Semple McPherson was involved.
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Los Angelus
Callns
Hardy
Angelus ‘Temple
Jurist
Aimee Semple Methervon ix
Angelus
Cemple
Presbyterians and Methodists to discuss church merger
Presbyterians and Methodists Will Discuss Merger note talks planned after Tulsa assembly approval. Pittsburgh delegates gathered as Methodist Episcopal leaders pressed for union with the United States Presbyterian Church, signaling possible joint action.
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Presbyterians
Methodists
Titlhpeirg
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Pitsburg
Wittsburg
Presbyterian General Assembly
Tulsa
O.M
Edwin Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forward San Antonio Movement raises funds for campaign
The chamber of commerce backed effort seeks $180,000 to finance activities at 4120. Campaign director Paul R. Harvey announced progress as workers reported $24,000.07 raised at opening, with a second lunch at the Vaca hotel. George D. Campbell and others presented reports.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Ober
Paul R. Harvey
American City Bureau of Chicago
Vaca
George D. Campbell
General Sales Army
Youngs C. Crook
N. H. King
Hoover Busy with Inaugural Work as Wind Delays Fishing
President elect Herbert Hoover misses fishing due to strong winds and rain squalls along the gulf coast. He spends his time drafting his vast correspondence and his inaugural speech while the weather keeps him from the fishing grounds.
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Wind
Hoover
Ee Isle
Miami
Heach
Fin
Colt
Herbert Hoover
Gulf
Mgr. Hoover
Nekedah Temple No 44 to Install Officers Thursday Night
Installation ceremonies for Nekedah Temple No 44 Daughters of the Nile take place at 8 o clock Thursday night at St Anthony. Bertie Davis is queen and Laura Mr Simpson records the event with charge noted.
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Nekedah Temple No
Daughters of the Nile
St. Anthony Inter
Bertie TY. Davis
Laura Mr. Simpson
Cherge
Sleuth Slain Mystifyingly in Willimantic Case
County detective William D. Jackson, a famed criminal investigator and former rider, was found shot at his home in Willimantic. His wife and daughter discovered the body after returning from Store Lab, about an hour after he sat reading at the kitchen table. A bullet entered the right cheek and exited toward the brain, police noted.
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Willimantic
Conn
William D. Jackson
Torluys
Crescent Valley Creamery to Open San Antonio offices
The Crescent Valley creamery expands into San Antonio with local representatives A L Butler, aligning with chamber of commerce views by Sidney Kring on trade territory growth. Farmers in Cuero territory formed the creamery in 1995, expanding regional reach miles away.
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San Antonio
Sidney Kring
Chamber of Commerce
Crescent Valley
A. L. Butler
Cuero
National Y M C A Speaker Addresses College and Hotel Staff
Dr John H H Clifford a member of the National Y M C A spoke at Draughon’s Business College in New York City on Wednesday and addressed students and Southern Hotel Company employees at noon. The business opportunities column in light classified ads lists various profitable ventures and classifications.
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Coltamin
Tafolla Sr Re-elected Leader Of Sons Of America
James Tafolla Sr. was reelected president of the Order of Sons of America at a meeting held in the new club room at 1001 Blarket aieat. Officers elected include J Rodriguez as first vice president, J D anti as second vice president, A A Garcia as treasurer, J Solsona as secretary, Charles Albidres as assistant secretary, A G Herrera as financial secretary, Leonel Suarez as guide, Juan Castillo as watchman, Fernando Contreras as sentry, and Charles Aguirre as voter.
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James Tafolla Sr
Order of Sons of America
J. ©. Rodriguez
First View
J .Danti
A. A. Garcia
J. Solsona
Charles Albidres
A. G. Herrera
Leonel Suarez
Juan Castillo
Fernando Contreras
Charles Aguirre
Temple Beth El Men's Club Elects Directors
The newly organized Temple Beth El Men's Club will elect a board of directors at a meeting on February 12. Officers named include Jack Pitlek president Tr A Brown vice president Albert Seligman secretary Max Tloseman treasurer and Joe Stradi sergeant at arms.
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Termyple
Francis Funeral Being Arranged for Louis I Francis
Francis 68 died at Iden hospital Tuesday. He was an engineer on the SM. Ky railroad for four years and had lived in San Antonio 23 years. Survived by widow Mary, two daughters Mrs Earnest Hawkins of San Antonio and Mrs D W Beavers of Houston, and son Charles Francis of Silver City NM.
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Louis I. Francis
Iden
SM. Ky ‘U
San Antonio
Mary Francis
Earnest Hawkins
D. W- Beavers
Hotston
Charles Francis
Silver City
N. M
Death Revolt Heads Report From Madrid Area
Rumors from Ciudad Real say several death sentences were passed after a military operation tied to yesterday’s artillery rout. An artillery general believed to be the ringleader fled toward the Portuguese frontier. Madrid troops under General Orbas occupied the main city scene to restore order as soldiers from the capital began to return.
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Madrid
Ciudad Real
Orbas
Court Order Bars Ousting of Booth Without Hearing
In London a chancery court order granted today by Justice Eve prevents depose and elect successors to Gen Bramwell Booth until after a council meeting where Bramwell Booth and supporters may be heard. The division includes Salvation Army officials and a pending hearing. Also noted is a divorce case: Minna Sanchez versus Andres Sanchez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
London
Man loses teeth when hit by car near school
Robert Thompson of Hy Han Antonio suffered multiple tooth loss after a car struck him Wednesday while crossing near Mark Twain Junior School at the corner of San Eden and West Maisands. Police reported the incident occurred as he crossed the street. no further injuries were mentioned.
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Robert Thompson
Han Antonio
Mark Twain
San Eden
West Maisands
Flu remedy advised as dose schedule card
A historical note recommends taking 666 for influenza in specified doses every three hours until bowel effects, then three times daily. As prevention, two to three times daily is advised. The text claims 666 was among the most effective remedies during the last flu epidemic.
Indigestion From Stomach Acids Highlights Remedies
A distorted historical notice explains indigestion caused by excess hydrochloric acid in the stomach. It describes symptoms such as burning, nausea, bloating, and discomfort, and warns against unsafe remedies while urging proper treatment with suitable antacids.
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Owen
Bray
Singresia
Loka & Teeupoontul
Paws
Faye
Celine Tidewetlene
Eucesreeth
Thadnanen
Heovlt
BSG
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DANE
Sons of America
Temple Beth-El Men's Club
Francis
Minna Siiichez
Andres Sanchez
Hertzberg
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