Chicago presses slayings spark demand for killer catch
June 10 Chicago news reports a wave of gangland murders in which veteran reporter Alfred Jingle was killed in a subway ambush. Police tied suspects as Congress debated organized crime, liquor law enforcement, and the power of bootleggers, with calls for stronger action to halt gangster violence.
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Chicago
Alfred Jingle
Chivayy
Pribune
Lingle
Washington Park
Dawson
Megagsio
Gabway
Lue Tay
Rudge Club
Damn O' Huss
McLaughlin
Hoss
Rambler
Rucketers
Arsenak
Aiello Brothers
Sam Stunt
Capone
International News Service
Washington
Mikey
Alltel
Jake
Congress
Aangland
Congress Aw
Wets
Suspended Term Given in Burglar Case
A five year suspended sentence was given to Winston Uuller, 20, after plead guilty in Ninety-fourth District Court to burglary with intent to commit theft. The district attorney’s office moved to dismiss the state’s case against another suspect, Alfred Sandora, who is now serving a life term at Huntsville on burglary and habitual criminal charges.
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Winston Uuller
Guadalupe
Hontaville
Too Fast for Dad Ruth Gilmore Weds Douglas Gilmore
Tom Mix is pictured in a comic caption about his daughter Ruth becoming Mrs. Douglas Gilmore. The piece notes the father’s delayed arrival as the wedding unfolds, highlighting the contrast between the quickest gunslinger and the slow pace of wedding events.
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Tom Mix
Ruth
Douglas Gilmore
Matrimonial Bureaus in Texas Face Scrutiny and Complaints
Austin, June 10. Matrimonial bureaus are under state scrutiny for troubling practices. Secretary Jane McCal-Tua warned prospective clients of risks as the state debarment refused 120 bureau applications while many others send complaints from people who paid premiums but cannot collect on policies after marriage contracts.
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Austin
Texas
Lara
Jane ¥. McCal- Tua
al Crete
Matri- T
Bexar Politics Warming Up With Candidate Filings
W A Wurzbach filed Tuesday as a candidate for county judge to run against Judge Terry and Robertson, per announcements by John Ko Weber, Bexar Democratic chair. Wel Quirk, formerly a felon board member, entered the race for county treasurer, Joe Sobieski seeks re election, Ola Marckwartz ran for justice of the peace of PrecineL xc. 2 of Frat eras.
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W. A. Wurzbach
Terry & Tmobertson
John Ko Weber
Bexar County
Wel, Quirk
Felon Boarvs
Joe Sobieski
Ola Marckwartz
Justice of the Peace of Precinel
Eras
Wool Pool Break Set for June 17
Two spring wool clips totaling about 400000 pounds from Horners and Bedwarth firms in this city remain unsold. A pool of 6000000 pounds at San Angelo was bid sealed on May 27 but rejected as looter. Clips held until June 17. if not sold, warehouses will offer their own clips for sale.
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Lvad!esas
Horners
Bedwarth Company
Fred Hornoe
Danke Hilwartz
San Angelo
Foley
Paul Mohr
Kingsville College Sets U.S. Registration Record
Kingsville College reported a new high registration total as 1000 students enrolled, surpassing prior years. Registrar W. G. Campbell released figures showing strong demand, with teachers engaging students and a notable turnout from the 4th year cohort.
Judges Named for School Bond Vote
Fredericksburg independent school district appoints Atriogler and DL as presiding judges for the bond vote. Officials include Tt. W. King hoefer, Alex WW. Majer, Walter Catlon, Penn F. Tineke 96, and the clerk of the election to oversee the process. The measure seeks a bond to fund school building additions, with the amount to be determined by voters.
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Figuyacksbura
Tune Iy Trasines
Frederickshirg Independent
Atriogler
Kraual Presiding
Juders
Tt. W. Kinghoefer
Alex WW. Majer
Walter Catlon
Penn F. Tineke
Electon
Dour
Volera
Bride's Mother Seeks to Annul Secret Marriage
LOS ANGELES reports annulment actions to dissolve the marriage between Ruth Mix, 11, daughter of cowboy Tom Mix, and Louglas Tilmore. Mel Olive Brakes Mix, the bride's mother, opposes the union and says she will press immediate steps to annul. The couple wed yesterday in Yuma. California law would have required parental consent.
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Los Angeles
Oncg
Ruth Mix
Tom Mix
Ili Cowboy
Louglas Tilmore
Arizona
Mel
Olive Brakes Mix
Slac
Mix
Mer Ailacney
Yuma
Alix
California
Kerr County property values rise amid new Kerrville growth
Kerr County assessor Walter G. Peterson reports property valuations up by about 200000 due to ongoing development in Kerrville and nearby camps along the Guadalupe river. He notes livestock increases from recent inactivity and provides early figures across categories such as cattle sheep horses railroad stock and merchandise, with a full real estate tally pending the 1930 tax rolls completion.
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Krerrvili
Kerrville
Simmer
Guadalupe River
Kerr County
Walter G. Peterson
Asaesnor Teferson
Sweeper Driver Hutt In Accident Charged
In corporation court Arthur Nelson 44 of 116 Callaghan alleges his sweeper was struck from rear by a car driven by George Trown a Sam Houston soldier. A lever on the sweeper allegedly struck Nelson. Trown faces charges of negligent collision and drunkenness with a $15 fine imposed on one count.
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CRU Gee
Arthur Nelson
Callaghan
Teglimons
Corporation Court
Hill
Commerce Street
Nelson
George Trown
Sam Houston
Brown Wee
Talee
Brown
Boston firm boosts wool in Texas market
Boston firm reports Texas wool advances totaling several hundred thousand dollars with imports sold just above costs. The commission notes slowed demand and a large portion of wool still unsold, with dealers’ purchases matching recent levels. A wide audience responded to a want ad in the local paper.
Future cradle of justice as proposed by Cass Gilbert
Cass Gilbert proposes a magnificent new home for the United States Supreme Court in the national capital. The design envisions a grand structure symbolizing justice with distinctive architectural language.
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Cass Gilbert
United States Supreme Court
National Capital
Kelly Field Plans for Permanent Air Corps Station
Arrival of Maj. Talber M. Ceiseve ring from Washington signals preparations to draw plans for reconstructing Kelly Field into a permanent air corps station. Modoc Teizenting Major Wik mot A. Danielson and others meet with Frank Pah to discuss erecting permanent buildings. Congress seeks about 1.5 million dollars for Kelly Field construction.
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Talber M. Ceisevering
Mtster
Washingto
Ielly Field
Air Corns
Modoc Teizenting
Wikmot A. Danielson
Fork Bata Houston
Plang
Randlotgh Field
Brie
Gem Frank Pah
Nix
Air Corps Training Center
Jim
Kelly Field
Congress
Kelly Fielt
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