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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1934

Page

5

Bullet exchange fuels Long Burke feud in hotel room

In Covington La Alic Burke claims he left a loaded bullet as a calling card after a visit with Senator Huey P Long. Long says the talk centered on jobs. Burke threatens to shoot if Long did not retract insults from a mayoral campaign. Burke says he slipped a sleep-jacketed bullet from his pocket as a parting gesture.

Rileans Alic Burke Huey P. Long Washington Long Alic Covington Burke Senator Long Tuer

Suspended Term Given Socialist In Surprise Arizona Case

Dilworth Sumpter, a Socialist candidate who came closer to winning a congressional seat in Arizona, was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for burglary after pleading guilty to attempted bank robbery but the sentence was suspended by Superior Judge P. L. A. Sawyer.

Holsbock Ariz Dilworth Sumpter Arizona PL A. Sawyer

Congress Actions Reported on Wide Range of Bills

Senate begins debate on St Lawrence sun way reply while Vice President Garner signs monetary bill. Committees from Air Mall to Banking discuss postmaster general, silver, tax, and defense bills. Appropriations panels hold hearings on agriculture and war deficits, with nominations approved and a major general appointment highlighted.

Senate St. Lawrence Sunway Garner Air Mall Farlay Banking Committee Detroit Appropriations Committee Hous Vinson Agriculture Committee Interstate Commerce Committee Judiciary Committee Banking and Currency Committee Tervers and Harbors Committee Ways and Means Foreign Affairs Committee Messors Smith Berlin Public Lands Suh Agriculture War Department Sliciary Miilitary Reig Uareld Walter Tn Chaiman Silt of Agriculture Hill

Tree Army Officer Back at Fort After Duty at Lufkin

Sam First Lieut. Carl S. Graybral of the Ninth Infantry returns to Fort Sam Houston from duty with the free army at Lufkin. The officer resumes regiment duties at the post.

Tree Fort, Sam Carl S. Graybral Ninth Infantry Free Army Lufkin Fort Sam Houston

Six Accused of Selling CWA Jobs in Youngstown

In Youngstown Ohio six men were arrested after being charged with selling their Civil Works Administration job cards for eight dollars each. They had quit the emergency work rolls for factory jobs.

Youngstown Ohio

Alamo Area Boy Scouts Annual Meeting Report

Reports on 1833 activities, officer elections for 1934, and awards at the Alamo Area Council Boy Scouts of America annual meeting. Col W B Tuttle reelected president. officers and judges retained. Notes show San Antonio Scout numbers rising and 14 percent four-year stay rate. several troops earned Twenty Sixer and Thirty-fopter badges. Veteran pins awarded to Van Tuyl and Acker Mann. Rev Arthur McKinstry spoke on the atmosphere of scouting.

Anthony van Tuyl Boy Scott Joh .Ackermann Alamo Alamo Area Tuttles San Antonio Carl Bryan Walter Walthall Ora Cohee John Ackermann van Tuyl

Democracy or pure rule in our letters to the president

A Jeffersonian Democrat letter laments the shift from representative government to a supposed pure democracy as citizens flood officials with correspondence about policies like the CWA. The writer notes the flood of letters, gag rules, and the role of stenographers, joking about pocket change requests and radio talks.

the Light Tom Harry Jol Bil Sam Roosavelt Curtis Dall Congress Roosevelt Dall CWA Dad Jeffersontan Democrat

Exmerchant Kills on San Antonio River Bank

A verdict of suicide was returned Tuesday in the death of F. J. Bohn, 67, retired merchant of 306 Bycamore street. He was found dead Monday afternoon on the San Antonio river bank near Whiteayehue and South Presa street, shot in the heart with a 45 caliber pistol. A single shot pistol was found beside the body. Neighbors reported hearing a shot about thirty minutes after seeing Bohn in his coupe nearby. Bohn, formerly a merchant at Austin, had been in ill health. His body will be sent to Austin for interment. Survived by his widow Mrs Maury Hohn, three daughters Mrs Harry E Katn of Fort Worth, Mrs George Stevens of Irving, Calif, and Dolores Marie Bohn of Fort Worth, two sisters Mrs George D Bitt and Mrs Harry Welt, San Antonio, and his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bohn of San Antonio.

Siwelde F. J. Bohn Bycamore Street San Antonio Bey Bohn Perk Bohn Austin Maury Hohn Harry E. Katn

Lions Club Lunch to Hear Monetary Discussion at Gunter Hotel

Judge Marcus W. Davis will discuss economics at Lions Club weekly luncheon Wednesday at the Gunter Hotel. The program includes songs by Ellis Burges and others. J. H. Bicketber and W. G. Holland chair. M. A. Winn presides. Unfurnished four room amendment of 1638 West Woodlawn for rent at $25 monthly listed in Classifieds 28.

Lions Marcus W. Davis Lions Club Gunter Hotel Ellis Burges J. H. Bicketber W. G. Holland M.A. Winn Woodlawn

Named to Reserves A. A. Williams Appointment

A. A. Williams of Fort Sem Hounton has accepted appointment as second lieutenant in the adjutant general's reserve.

Willams Fort Sem Hounton N Reserva

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