Ailday aids accused in theft case before judge
First Assistant District Attorney Paul Bilday acted as defender when R.A. Williams, charged with theft of an automobile from J. C. Garcia at 300 North Alma Street, appeared before Judge W. W. McCrory in Crimi ng District court. Williams, on parole revocation, faced additional prison time. Garcia observed Williams June 17 after federal probation officer contact. New charges followed. Williams signed his own bond and was discharged.
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Reunited in Death in Plaza Hotel Tragedy
Annie Renz 26 a divorcee found dead in a Plaza hotel room Monday night with empty poison bottles nearby. Alfred Renz 45 cousin of Annie charged with murder after a later assault death of Fred Robinson 49, a bricklayer, at South Mesquite and Dakota. Detective F P Little leads case. hearings set in Justice of the Peace court.
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Italy Lowers Gold Coverage Spark Bonds Rally
Rome reports a royal decree allowing gold coverage for state notes and deposits to fall below 40 percent, aimed at easing currency needs for Italian military expansion. London observers see it as a move signaling Italy’s possible departure from the gold standard, viewed as a prelude to broader wartime measures.
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Potato Control Bill Nearing Passage
The Warren potato control bill nears passage after Senate amendment to the agricultural adjustment bill. A tax of 75 cents per hundred pounds would be levied on potatoes sold above allotments to enforce the regulations. tax exempt certificates would be issued to producers up to quota.
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Man Who Killed to See Kicks on Trial
Anglton July 23. Attorneys prepared to day to select seven jurors to try Clyde Thompson who killed two men to see them kick and now faces a third trip to escape the electric chair. Four plate rangers were sent to guard 59 convicts called as witnesses in Thompson s brig. For stapling to death Everett Melvin a Retrieve farm con Judge M Stoson overruled a defense motion for continuance grounded on the calvated killer s grand mother.
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Jimmy Marlin
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M. Stoson
Wis Til
Deadlock Broken on Airmail Bill
Washington accord ends Senate House conference impasse on airmail rate hikes. Compromise allows increases to 331 3 cents per air mail file and requires a joint examination of carriers led by T. G. G. with findings to Congress by January 15.
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Jury Weighs Five Oil Case Indictments
The Criminal District Court grand jury on Tuesday considered charges against W. A. Shoemaker and four associates. They face violations of the state securities act, with eight indictments reported on Tuesday.
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King Aroused by Atalian One King Aroused by Atalian
July 23 reports say Liye Trahan minister Callend Exuperor Halle Selas refused to attend a diplomatic reception for the 44th birthday of the Ethiopian Emperor. The decision prompted a rupture in Italy Ethiopia relations and stirred a tense capital scene as officials weigh loyalty amid the crisis.
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France Plans a Treaty to Contain Ethiopian War
Paris sources report France seeking a league backed treaty to define Italian influence over Ethiopia while guaranteeing Ethiopian sovereignty. Aimed at preventing war, the plan would grant Italy special immigration privileges in exchange for imperial sovereignty, potentially avoiding a formal protectorate. France fears British action triggering Italy to push for league exit.
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Haile Selassie
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Japs Return Fire of Italy
The Japanese press responds to Italian criticisms with bitter sentiment. It argues that Italy’s strident stance in the Ethiopian dispute provokes further tension and questions the motives behind the confrontation.
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Japan
British cabinet approves arms export to Ethiopia debate
London reports the British cabinet has decided to permit export of arms to Ethiopia amid diplomatic and parliamentary circles. An authority notes the decision is unlikely to be reached quickly as discussions continue.
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Ethiopia
Sheewa
England Warns Nationals in Africa
The British government advised the women and children of all British missionaries in Ethiopia to leave the country and warned the missionaries to concentrate in and around Addis Ababa. The notice was issued from London according to informed sources.
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Addis Ababa
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Violinist Uranga Tests Immunity Claim Before Immigration Board
Mexican violinist Talio Orange and local orchestra conductor Kesh Houser testified that Uranga qualifies as an artist under immigration rules. Uranga, employed by the Plata hotel, argued against being classified otherwise as officials seek to report his status.
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Police Marksmen Ready for Contest
Police marksmen from Owen W. Kilday's unit were named team champions of the inter police department matches and prepared to face a challenge from Capt. Woo A. Harvey's squad, which includes Sergeant Fred Fost John Galeton Turkane A I Vogt Tate Py tel and Charley Stevens.
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Inter-Police Department
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John Galeton
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Vogt
Tate
Fpytel
Charley Stevens
Fire destroys chart at Wille Becker home losses thousand
Fire swept a residence destroying a chart and causing about 1000 dollars in damage. The incident occurred at the home of Wille Becker in Beng Engleman area. Authorities report the fire on Thursday and note a typewriter was stolen from the church offices later. The Rev Ty Wold, pastor of Johns Lutheran Church, reported the theft on Tuesday.
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S A Reserve Trio Given Promotions
Three San Antonio reserve officers were promoted Tuesday per a 90th Division headquarters notice. Lieut Robert M Stonestier of 102 Catherine Court moves to captain of infantry recep Lisul. Luther R storey of Fort Sim Houston advances to captaincy 1 TANGLE FeSeTe. Second Lieut Orville D Bridges of 149 West Hyt fathe Avenue, First Viewenaney, engineer-reserve earns a prior rank upgrade.
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Michigan Woman Found Dead Near Field in Lansing
Lansing police investigate the death of 38 year old Mrs Ethelyn Wickhaps found in a field near Sohol today with possible foul play suspected. Local authorities pursue leads as the inquiry continues.
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