Federal Prisons Crowded Need More Space At Leavenworth
Merrbd D. A. Walker reports Leavenworth federal prison holding 2621 inmates, far above its 1500 capacity. Warden W. I. Bittle notes new cell blocks to be finished by August will ease crowding, while transfers to military prison and reduced inmate deliveries are underway.
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United States
Merrbd
D. A. Walker
Leavenworth Prison
San Antonio
W. I. Bitele
Leavenworth
Air
Walser’ S
Tweedey
Petel
Thy
Penal
Marshal Walker
Brer
United Staves Marshal's Office
Woruca Quisovera
Grigos
Can Jon City
Colo
Fedecat
San Quinten
Cely
Rockwell City
Laws
Nsever
Mer
Walker Enid
Colebrado
California
Walker Anid
W. J. Bittle
Osburn
Sing Sing
Fr. Bittle
Menor
Br. Walker
Baby Carriage Common Carrier case stirs court fight
In a Chattanooga Criminal Court case Eva defends a baby carriage accused of being a common carrier. Witnesses describe a dramatic scene with moonshine revealed beneath a blanket. Judge Meltey Reynolds rules the carriage a freight item. Eva is jailed for transporting whisky, appeal planned to higher court to challenge the decision and free the baby carriage.
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G. F. Milton
Conytight
Dchattanooge
Teno
Perpresing
Fudge Bow
McReynalls
Criminal Court
Hamilton County
Dilirenus
Chattanooga
Eva
Jagually
Iva
Bani
Meltey
Nolds Decisios
Joveneys
Sam
San Antonio court martial case linked to Major White trial
Police and military authorities in San Antonio pursue behavior and public safety issues as Major Herbert E. White and aides face trial. The case explores charges not disclosed, defense counsel including Captain Charles W. Christenbury and Captain John A. Weir, and debates on handling juvenile sidewalk and street safety complaints. City officials worry over children’s conduct on sidewalks and race courses as enforcement plans are outlined.
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Samuel T. Ansell
Teemer
San Antonio
Mej
Herbert E. White
Eloff
Bort Samouston
Major White
Recon
Leon Springs
Camp Stncley
Washington
Charles W.thomas Jp
23Rd Infantry
United States District
San Francisco
Jack Dempses
Charles W. Christenbury
John A. Weir
Catp Travin
Genorm
White
Jared
Chief arrival signals infantry inspection tour
Maj. Charles Farnworth and Lt. Gerow will arrive in San Antonio on Tuesday for a thorough inspection tour of all infantry units. General Farnworth will conduct the first visit since assuming lead duties, with planned stops and formalities across the region.
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Sen Charles
Farnaworth
Chtet
San Antonio
San Alanis
Gerow
Farnaworthon & Ransrel
Velt
Texans Seek Congress At Large Nomination
Waco Tez Jans and F W Cole of Austin filed for the July primaries with the Democratic executive committee seeking a place on the ticket for congressmen at large. They argue that Senate action should grant more representation in Congress, claiming neglect by Congress has harmed Tesae and others from receiving adequate representation.
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Tez
Jans
F. W. Cole
Austin Bee
Democratic Executive Committee
Tir
Serax
Gangesna
Congress
Tesae
Mayor Dintkend to Attend San Antonio Film Premiere at Helio Theater
Mayor Dintkend will join San Antonio Chamber of Commerce president Wil Rolliff at the Helio Theater for an 11 o'clock evening arrival to view the film Heporation. Made in San Antonio by Jenun and Tapele of Mexico City, it has toured Mexico and England and showcases local talent. Tonele plans a return to San Antonio within fifteen days and will begin work on a new picture drama with writer E G Loder.
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Dintkend
Iveald
H. Rolliff
San Antonio
Matty
Mr. Tonele
E.G. Loder
Son
Hotel Menger Hosts Firefighters in Neighborly Dinner
The Menger hotel on Crockett Street near the hotel plans to welcome firefighters from Station No. 2. The newly built firehouse sparked the invite as the station moves from Travin Street to Crockett due to traffic congestion. The event is set for a Tuesday evening with attendees including 209 Hit and Chi ca Goets.
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Fie Menger
Crockett Street
Jietel
Ture
Benger
Fle Tele Inaneermodi
Travin Street
Choekelt
Tyertay
Offer to donate city land and park parcel to council
A judge's Tuesday letter proposes gifting Giger loss land and thirteen mor parcels to the city. The plan aims to convert the tract into a saleable park, with city commissioners and other officials discussing acceptance and terms, including nutrient concerns and public sale considerations.
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Teese
Dorrell Tusday
Fin
Avorent
Taniberd Tealt
Two Kansas City Pair to Be Moved to San Antonio
Alene Frawley Coombs and her husband Marion Charles, held by federal officers, were to be returned to San Antonio to face jail time or fines for wearing an army national uniform. Proceedings began with a federal judge in Kansas City and delays reported in mail and papers reaching to the United States attorney in Kansas City.
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Alene Frawley Coombs
Marion Charles
San Antonio
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
United States Marshal
Kansas City
Federal
Myre
Coombs
United States Attorney’s Office
D. A. Walker
IL da Eep
Jti
Frawley Coombs
United States
Kanyan City
Ate
San Auranid
Marion Combs
Wanons
San Antono
Colonel Kromer Ordered to Washington for General Staff Duty
Col Leon B Kromer, chief of staff Eighth Corps Area, ordered to Washington for general staff duty with 6 War Department orders. He must report by September 15. Leave of absence for three months granted.
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Leon B. Kromer
OE Glatt
Eighth Corps
Washington
Utaff
War Department
Kamer
Krower
Hoover
Althoet
Sears
San Antonio
Kremer
Licuk
Clarence O. Culvery
Army War College
Frank de Tackland
Wallace I. Seales
Army War Chilego
Tesek Carsairy National Guard
Fort San Houston
Sherman Niles
Col Teme
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Compt Vraine
Wilbur
New York
Europe
Fort Sam Houston
Want Street Paved And Entrance To Brackenridge Park
Belle Deutschman of 211 Houxton Building urges city leaders to pave a street linking Hast Ashby with Riverside Drive to give Tobin Hill residents access to Brackenridge Park from the west. She accuses officials of delays and blames park and street commissioners for stalled paving and ongoing disputes over responsibility and funding.
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Enat
Sity Council
Tobin Hill
Brackenridge Park
Belle Deutschan
Houxton
Chaiily
Hast Ashby
Riverside Drive
Deutschman
Josephine Street
Taya
West Ashby Place
Jones
Nay Lambert
Lambert
Deutuchman Avery
City council wrangles spur demand for welfare over faction aims
In the city council rifts Mr Doutechinen notes factions clash over policy. The debate centers on placing welfare above partisan wishes, with council members considering public welfare as the priority amid wrangling and opposition.
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Mr. Doutechinen
Funeral Services for Late Captain Stretton Held in San Antonio
Funeral rites for Captain Frank B. Stretton provost marshal of Ban Antonio will be held in Chicago with his body lying in state at Shelley Undertaking Company chapel in San Antonio. A military guard will watch the casket during transit and services will include Knights of Columbus rites and a full military escort to Missouri Kansas and Texas station. Interment in Chicago follows after a Thursday night departure.
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Frank B. Stretter
Ban Antoala
Hoapltel
Port Sam Hounton
Shelley Undertaking Company
Travis Street
Main Avenue
Chicago
So'efock
Knights of Calumbuy
Stretton Wes & Mem Ben
Missouri,Kansas & Texas
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op _ caisson
Activa
Prevent Marshal’s
Boneracy
Stretton
Pauline Stretton
Nani Mins
Margaret Stretton
Chi
Fort Sam Houston
Eighth Corps
Cantaly Stretton
Final outcome of Valentino case remains undecided
June 65 Los Al Cal reports Hodalph Valentino’s preliminary hearing ended with Justice of the Peace J. Walter Hanson discharging the bigamy charge. District Attorney Thoman Tea Woolwine weighs whether to accept the result or send the case to Los Angeles County grand jury. Prosecution may pursue an indictment if warranted.
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Los al Cal
Evence
Hodalph Valentino
Justice of the Peace
Stair Jury
Wealwine
Girls Attend Camp Delegates Head to South Conference Near Dallas
High school girls from the Southwestern Biel Conference will attend a camp near Dallas in June. Delegates include Elizabeth Marvin Ona Wilkens Loren Traud Jewel Cogill Martha Henderson Katherine Simpson and Juanita Wage under the supervision of Miss Minnie Wilson, with Mrs Gertrude Gagin of New York leading the national girls work. Local secretary Mrs. Wilson will be chief camp leader.
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Agony
Dall
A Ony
Aptonta
Dallar
Wiel
Misa Minnie Mtan Wilson
Toca
Cam [Ee
Gerteude Gagin
New York
Girls' Work
Her. W. Ca
Hligabeth Marvin
Ona Wilkens
Loren Traud
Jewel Cogill
Martha Henderson
Katherine Simpson
Juanita Wage
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