Damaged suits allege malicious prosecutions in banking case
Elderly Paul O'Brien and Peter Sullivan, long tied to Sullivan and company private bank, sue Dan Sullivan and John Sullivan in Seventy-third District Court for 421,500 each. Plaintiffs, once bank employees, claim 20 years of work and savings around 250,000 each financed by a 1916 agreement to provide funds, with Sullivan allegedly steering a complex scheme to cause indictments for theft and embezzlement. The tale recounts repeated indictments against O'Brien dating to 1921 and a long sequence of court actions ending in 1932, with more than a decade of prosecutions viewed as orchestrated to reduce taxable income.
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Eter
Paul O'Brien
Ins
D.ulilvan‘and Company
Seventy-third District Court
Ainst
Dan J. Sullivan
John Cllivan
O'Oriens
Dan Sulan
Dan J
John Olivan
Sulta
Ultivan Bank
Dan Divan
Dan Sullivan
Plains
Oror
Dan Bullivan
United States
Plain 5
Peter Paul O'Brien
Oeal
Paul O’brien
Art
Peter den
Eter O'Brien
Ames
Nine
Peter Hen Wes
Ater
Thirty-seventh District
State Supreme Art
Aud O'Brien
Ffth
British electricians freed from Russia arrive in Berlin
Berlin July 4 British electricians William Macald and L O Thornton arrived on the Warsaw Express from Moscow freed from prison sentences in Russia. They were released by their former chief in Russia Monkhouse and two colleagues who were banned by a court for espionage and sabotage.
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Berlin
Erlin
Russia
Ees
Warsaw Express
Mas
William Li
Maccald
L. O. Thornton
Monkhouse
Wleb Court
Vigilance group to hold regular monthly meeting
Berlin reports a American colony celebration on Independence Day with an event in the arena at Bchinenten. T. J. Turner announced details of the meeting at the Plaza hotel Thursday at 22:18.
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Gilance
Bon Antonio Vigilance
Plaga
T. J. Turner
Ata
Erlin
Amerleyn
Berlin
Bchinenten
Potatem
Pope and Von Papen Hold Conference on Concordat
Pope Pius received Vice Chancellor Frans Von Papen in audience July 4 to discuss guarantees for a concordat between the Vatican and the Reich. Prelaten said the projected agreement would remove Vatican support from the German Catholic center party, while Papen's secretary called it premature to declare a concordat, though negotiations continue.
Conroe Field Output Hired Austin July Fourth Weather
The Texas railroad commission boosted Conroe oil field output by about 13 000 barrels daily near Houston and adopted a modified basis for prorating production. Current production sits around 60 000 barrels daily with July 6 allocations splitting 10 percent to acreage and 50 percent to well potential, aiming for roughly 73 000 barrels. Some operators oppose the new potential-based method and anticipate litigation.
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Austin
Conroe
Houston
Texas Railroad Commission
R. D. Parker
Oll
Commission
Pioneer Picture Actress Buried
Helen Carlyle, a notable Pioneer Pictures actress and former wife of Hampton Del Ruth, was buried in a Hollywood cemetery after a 20 year career in comedy. She died Friday from a stomach disorder and her death was announced nearly 48 hours after the funeral.
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Los Angeles
Helen Carlyle
Hollywood
Hampton del Ruth
Bank bandits seize funds in Clinton raid. two women abducted
A group of five robbers abducted two female bank employees in Clinton Oklahoma during a raid on the First National Bank. They seized more than $11,000 in cash and $2,000 in bonds before fleeing. The women, Georgia Laving, 18, and Thelma Sneele, 22, were freed after the robbers' car moved several blocks away.
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Clinton
Okla
Oklahoma
Bonda Ina
First National Bank
Georgia Laving
Thelma Sneele
Canada Holds Man Wanted in Texas Bank Robber
In Vancouver British Columbia Theodore Bentz, wanted in Blueridge Texas and Brooklyn Michigan on bank robbery charges, was arrested after police said he cashed several checks reported taken in robberies and that he also faced an accusation of jumping fifteen thousand dollars bail in Blueridge.
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Canada
Texas
Vancouver
B.C
Blueridge
Brooklyn
Mich
Theodore Bentz
Pata
Flood Toll Rises in Korea With 65 Dead in Rakuto Valley
Rengo News Agency reports 65 dead from floods in Rakuto valley with 80,000 homeless and 10,000,000 Yen in property damage. The death list and housing crisis mark a severe disaster as waters recede.
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Korea
Seoul
Jay
Rakuto Valley
Walters
Rengo
Fourth of July dances and dances at multiple venues
A list of July Fourth entertainments and dances across Somerset Inn Chamber of Commerce Jab club Milam building Warwick’s orchestra and Buddy Hancock And his orchestra with admission around 25 cents. St Hedwig barbecue dinner three ball games open air dance and more listed with various venues and times.
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Chamber of Commerce
Milam Building
Warwick
Brown Hall
Braun Road
Buddy Hancock
St. Hedwig
Cady
County Road Bond Vote Proposed In Bexar County
A citizens committee was invited to meet with the Bexar county commissioners to discuss a proposed 350000 county bond election for securing right of way for state and federal road building. Judge Woodhull said the plan could raise taxes 2 to 3 1/2 mills and warrants refinancing may reduce interest costs.
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Citizens
Bexar County
Thoman H. Abbott Jr
Woodhull
Aabway
D. K. Martin
San Antonio
Bob O'Grady
Alamo Meights
Lick Prassel
Hull Youngblood
Henry Heln
J. H. Kirkpattick
Joseph Courand
M. Fitzhugh
Harry P. Drought
L. J. Hart
Willem L. Hoelgen
Jake Rubbola
Fugitive Teller Will Be Returned
Louisiana detectives head to Laredo to extradite Albert W. Bishop accused of embezzling 97650 from Whitney National Bank New Orleans. He waived extradition and was found with 1850 in a Laredo hotel.
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Laredo
Louisiana
Albert W. Bishop
Whitney National Bank
New Orleans
Bishop
Flier Killed in Ozona Crash
An airplane crash near Ozona Texas killed CG H Stubblefield, 30, a Texan pilot, and seriously injured Abe Les, 20, son of Fat Lee, Ozona ranchman. The crash occurred yesterday when Stubblefield lost control while banked at low altitude, striking a hillside.
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Ozona Ozona
Texas
CG. H. Stubblefield
Abe Les
Fat Lee
Ozona
Stubblefield
Sleuths nab goods theft case. 2 youths sought
City detectives recovered about 130 worth of cig jerettes and tobaccos stolen from the freight platform on Hoeigen avenue. A. J. Sowell, Southern Pacific special agent, reports the loss. Two youths are being sought in connection with the theft.
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A. J. Sowell
Southern Pacific
Hoeigen Avenue
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