Mexican youth seeks extradition to face mexico charge
Francisco Lopez also known as Francisco Lopes Villanueva appeared before United States Commissioner Fay A Lockhart seeking extradition to Mexico. He is charged with embezzling about 100 pesos from a Saltila post office while a trusted employee. The case was requested by Mexico and awaits action by Secretary of State Stimson.
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Mexico
United States
Fay A. Locktwrt
Saltila
Lockhart
Department of Justice
Francisco Lopez
Francisco Lopes Villanueva
State Stimson
Lopez R
Egbert Bebweope
Stimson
Deer Storage Is Charged Citizens
Harry C. Rust of 538 West The Avenue was fined $50 and costs by Justice of the Peace Jonn Union after a state game warden testified that a search of Rust’s home yielded parts of a freshly killed deer out of season. The defendant planned to contest the case.
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Harry C. Rust
the Avenue
Wes
Justice of the Peace Jonn Union
Comblaine
AE. Hitefelder
Rist
Wills
Rust
House Delays Treasury Inquiry Until December Session
Washington July 12 report says the House Miles committee postponed action on a proposed investigation of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Board until the December session of Congress.
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House
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Miles Committee
Treasury and
Federal Reserve Board
Postal workers split over proposed pay cuts in Texas
In Galveston on July 12 delegates from several postal workers groups debated responses to government pay reductions. George Wallace of Wree, Texas United National Association of Postoffice Supervisors vice president, contradicted O’Malley of St Louis who claimed the union would fight salary cuts. Wallace denied reports of protests against the wage reductions ordered as an economy measure.
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Galveston
Knarp
Texas
Postal Workers
George Wallace
Wree
United National Association of Postoffice Supervisors
James T. O'Mally
St. Louis
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
O'Malley
Wallace
Fort Worth
League candidates vie at South San Antonio rally
Citizens' league slate addressed voters at South San Antonio as Army planes buzzed overhead. Maury Maverick hailed the league, pledging reform and consolidated offices. George Huntress Jr and Sheriff Albert Heusser touted salaries and county services amid critiques of incumbent officials. D. F. Davis defended tax collection efforts and opposed a county police force. Walter Tynan attacked O. B. Black and touted his own record after the bank failure. Frost Woodhull peppered Judge Wurzbach’s fiscal and administrative reliability. Independent candidates and additional league meetings were announced for nearby locales and dates.
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Citizens’ League
South San Antonio
Kelly
Heere
Tax
Maury Maverick
League
Evelus
Maverick
George W. Huntress Jr
Jack BR. Burke
Huntress
Burke
Albert Heusser
Hexar County
Flays Commission
Galinty
D. F. Davis
Davis
Commissioners’ Court
Walter’ Tynan
City Central Bank and Trust Company
Tynan
O. B. Black
Wurzbach
Frost Woodhull
Lidge
W. A. Wurzbach
D. E. Moris
R. G. Baucom
T H. Ridgeway
Torthie Sinle Donate
Unstamped Letters In Mail Boxes Puzzle Authorities
Unstamped letters appear in San Antonio mail boxes as local firms deliver bills and advertisements directly to homes to bypass new letter mail rates. Authorities warn the practice is unlawful and warn firms to stop placing un stamped items, while noting rural boxes are especially protected.
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U. S
TOR
Washington
Adyler
Daylight Bandits Rob Houston Store
A neighborhood grocery was robbed in daylight as three men entered by breaking in with a shotgun at the back door. The owner’s brother, Gui Bianchinn, 20, confronted them, but details on injuries or arrests were unclear. The incident occurred in Houston amid a hot day and left the store seeking security measures.
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Haueron
Ned
Nari Hedore
Gua Bianchinn
Crearent
Thompson Elks Leader Elected Illinois Supreme Court Judge
Thompson, former state’s attorney and Illinois Supreme Court candidate, was elected to the Illinois Supreme Court today after backing by Bruce Campbell. He succeeds John T. Coen of Sterling, Colorado. The Birmingham convention heard notes of unity as Elks leaders urged support for America.
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Birmingham
Alg
Floya Eugene Thompson
Tinois Supreme Court
Erand
Grand Lodge
Bruce Campbell
East St. Louis
Molite Lodge No
John Tt. Coen
Sterling
Colo
Povernor of
Chicago
Moline
Grand Corum
Ala
Grand Lodge of Elks
Storting
Colorado
America
Coen
Als
J. Edgar Masters
Charleroi
Fis
Masters
Man Robbed of 875 on Highway 8
Holt of the Alameda apartment was held up on Babcock road and robbed of $875 by an unknown bandit or bandits. The incident was reported to Sheriff Albert Hausser's office on Tuesday and Holt planned to file a detailed report at the sheriff's office.
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H. Holt
Alameda
Babcock Road
Albert Hausser
Holt
Relief crews search for dead after Paint Creek flood
Charleston July 12 relief workers with food beds and clothing moved up flood wrecked valleys of Paint and Armstrong creeks while state police searched for the missing and dead. Authorities believed about 15 killed with 25 missing and 1000 homeless. Red Cross revised the count as waters fell, some sheltering in mine houses or camps.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paint
Armstrong Creeks
Burnwell
Paint Creek
Red Cross
Hls
Lenis
Nes
Sherman Slashes Gas Rate in Half
Sherman city commission passes first reading ordinance cutting domestic gas rate per 1000 cu ft from 75 to 40 cents while allowing service charges. Lone Star Gas subsidiary expected to appeal the measure in Sherman, Texas.
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Sheran
Texas
Sherman City Commission
Mininilerpa Gas Company
Lone Star Gas Company
Insurance Suit Dismissed After Compromise in Federal Case
A federal judge dismissed the insurance suit Tuesday after Viola Starr administratrix of Raymond Brice Starrs estate and Continental Casualty Co reached a compromise. A $500 retirement to the dead mans estate on the life policy was agreed, with face value $1000, and the suit had claimed Starr was injured by a truck with monthly payments totaling $1800 before death. Attorney fees of $250 were sought.
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DuVal West
Viola Starr
Raymond Brice Starr
Continental Casually Company
Meroi
Polly
Starr
Abe Torfiey
Strangest American family member described regarding Leon Wyatt
One of the most unusual American family stories centers on Leon Wyatt who weighs 185 pounds and is noted for his distinctive appearance and family dynamics.
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George Courson
Solomon Higginbotham
Florida
Houston ST
Harrison
Clark
Clark's Dollar Store
E. Houston
Bemeneres
Sonia
Maeriands
Paige
Ieee
Eheuny Wein
ELD I Souths
Thompson New Elk
DOM
Winter Garden
Winter Garden District
L. W. Wessinger
Pearsall
Betty Harmmendig
Sherman
U. S.A
Melo
Amer
Ican
of Leon Wyatt
Awaisha
Ehil
Wyatt
New
Mme
Gantner
Frank Bros
Clem Calhoun
Will
Maverick Park
Broadway
20Th St
Jim Hoag
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