Hubbies and Wives Sometimes Make Up Case Dismissed for Want of Prosecution
In Bexar district court Judge W S Anderson dismissed 27 petitions for divorce filed as on file for 80 days before action. He noted couples quarrel and reunite, leaving cases unprosecuted and often dismissed after prolonged inactivity.
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Bexar
W. 8. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Ur Force
Lucy
Bleeding Gums Warning Boosts Pyorrhea Cures
Health ad warns that pyorrhea causes heart trouble rheumatism anemia and nervousness. It touts Cyeosene with 25 ingredients promising relief from bleeding sore red gums and mouth troubles within days. Buy Oraene at drug stores and avoid remedies that worsen health.
Auto Mishaps Put Four In Hospitals
Four people were under treatment Friday for injuries from automobile accidents Thursday night. Milton Miller, 34, of 604 Pruitt Avenue, a motorman on the South Wires Street car Nine, was injured by flying glass when a runaway truck hit the street car in the 3800 block. Miller was taken to Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Mrs A Darbeck, 1319 Broadway, was injured driving her car into a tree at French Place and Grant Avenue as she swerved to avoid a street car. B. T. Bromfield, 619 Delaware Street, Wax, was injured and taken to Robert J. Green Hospital after his car and another auto collided on Victoria Street. Walter Dawson, 2140 East Commerce Street, was recovering Friday from injuries from a collision in the 100 block of North Lackberry Street.
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Pruitt Avenue
Wlores
Qying Slass
Miller
Physicians and Surgeons Aspital
A. Darbeck
Broadway
French Place
Grant Avenue
T. Bromfield
Delaware Street
Robert J. Green Hospital
Victoria Street
Walter Dawson
Commerce Street
Lackberry Street
Princess Heana to wed Count Hochberg on April 2
In Bucharest at Queen Marie's palace, Princess Heana daughter of Queen Marie and Count Alexander Hochberg second son of the Prince of Ples, announced wedding date set for April 2. The report confirms royal match details and confirms the engagement timing.
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Weaim of
Roumar
Alexander of
Hothberg
Princ
Plesy
Buguarest
Romania
Heana
Marie
Alexander Hochberg
Ples
8th Annual Music Festival Set at Baylor College
BELTON Texas Jan 38 The eighth annual Texas Interscholastic Music meet will convene at Baylor College April 25 and 26. Organizers say it will be the largest session yet. Miss Julia Belle Tames heads the committee. Mrs Battie Woolruff Epllyer is secretary. Presser music hall was opened thanks to a $50 000 Theodore Presser Music Foundation gift and Wardy hall now houses college facilities. Delegates will be entertained by Baylor free of charge.
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Belton
Texas
Baylor College
Battie Woolruff Epllyer
Julia Belle Tames
Baylor Conservainsy of Fine Arts
Presser Music Iail
Theodore Presser Music Foundation
Philadelphia
D. G. Wardy
Baylor
Favorable Verdict Is Won by Story
A justice court session heard J Franklin Shears defend Mrs. Tuer in a case against Alton Wilson over a $100 debt. A humorous legal anecdote was used to illustrate a point, the judge and jury listened, the audience laughed, and the jury returned a verdict that Mrs Luge did not owe Wilson $100.
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J. Franklin Shears
Mra
ML. Tuer
Justice of the Peace Court
John EF. Onion
Alton Wilson
Tse
Luge
Wilson
Yellow Cab Sued for Damages Over Road Collision
James C Phillips alleges he was struck from the rear by a Yellow Cab on the Corpus Christi road November 21, 1929, causing permanent injuries. Six attorneys led by Lewis, Schlesinger, Tewis, H. C., Champ Z, and Rudolph Ta Garter file for $25,000 in the Thirty-seventh district court.
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Yellow Cab Co
Dhatelet
James ¢. Phillips
Corps Christi
Tewis
William Schlesinger
Peorgy J. Te
Prosecutor Seeks Freedom for Two Convicts
In St Louis district court prosecutor Charles W. Green who tried Walter Hess and Alvin Craig in Featon Mo and won murder convictions a year ago now urges their immediate release after new confession inconsistencies emerged. Hess and Craig are exonerated by recent defense counsel statements, prompting the bid for clemency.
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ST. Louis
Inn
Charles W. Green
Terner
Fefferson County
Walter Hess
Alvin Craig
Featon
Hees
Craig
Other Woman Preferred Toward The Bigamy Suit
Los Angeles report on Samuel Hutchinson in a $200000 alienation of affections case, revealing his double life. Hutchinson testified he loved Mrs Taylor more than his wife, Mrs Mattie Hutchinson, and that he had lived apart since 1900. He said his affair began around 1910 and noted a child named Jane as the impending birth.
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Los Angeles
Samuel Sheffield Hutchinson
Taylor Tintchinson
Chicago
Dutchinson
Jane
Tom
Hutchineau
Toy Jon
Hutchinson
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