Lingle Loans Studied by Probed Board
Chicago June 27. Reports say Alfred J. Vingle, slain Chicago Tribune reporter, obtained material about loans from public officials and a Chicago gambling boss in a widening probe. Investigators say witnesses from public life and gangland may testify before a grand jury as they reassess Lingle’s finances and ties to Moran, Capone connections, and recent gambling-house reopenings. A Dells club loaned Lingle up to twenty thousand dollars, and other borrowings from city officials are being examined.
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Chicago
Alfred J. Vingle
Chicago Tribune
Shokeun
Drogrees
John Alcock
Bates
Iroy Ifen
Bareley
Porgmast
Ettls
Lingle’s
Lanserlong
Linglaway
Sheriffd’ Vare Club
George
Bure
Joes’ Josephs
Sulian
Hautmin
Board of Strategy
Sem Here
Dells
Reid
Lingle
Clty Ball
Dan Gilbert
Periow
Moran
Sheridan Wace
Steatery
Bugy
Bearface
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Bat man linked to Otto Sanfuber seen at mansion door
Prosecution claims Otto Sanfuber known as bat man crept from a tiny secret room in the Fred Oesterreich mansion where he is said to have lived unseen. The incident centers on his alleged secret residence and escape from the room.
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Otto Sanfuber
Bat-Man
Fred Oesterreich
Mystery Defense Claims Oesterreich Hid Sanhuber in Attic
Defense contends Mrs. Oesterreich placed Sanhuber in an attic hiding spot to fake the death of her son and to claim him as a sweetheart, amid mounting allegations in the long scandal.
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Gesterrech
Storm causes huge oil fire at Vacuum Oil tank
June 2. Seventeen thousand barrels released after a lightning strike ignited oil in a Vacuum Oil Company storage tank. Flames leaped across the area as cars and nearby structures burned, drawing thousands of spectators while firemen worked to control the blaze near the town.
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Anu
Vrba
Romain
Wba
Park Garden Road Pavement Plan Approved by City
City council in special session Friday ordered a resolution to invite bids for paving Park Garden Road around the sunken garden in Brackeark where the open air theater is under construction. Advertisement invites the public to see the show with fireworks and displays. George Keene, druggist, at Flores and Military plaza.
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Sperial Pession Priday
Earden
Brackeark
Ion
George Keene
Tor
S. Flores
Military Plaza
Property Owners Protest Against Filling Station Near Travis
About 67 nearby property owners protest a planned six bay drive in filling station at Travis and North Aiima streets. They question suburban appearance and oppose the city permit granted to Travis Investment Company. commissioners encourage filing a petition though some say the protest will be considered.
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Travis
North
Aiima
Phil Wright
Jacob Tubiola
Jay
Port Arthur Mob Battles Police in Beaumont Jail Transfer
In Port Arthur Texas on June 27 a mob of about 200 attacked police trying to arrest a Black man accused of assaults on white women. Police used tear gas and a fire escape to subdue the mob. the suspect was placed in a county jail in Beaumont after a rapid 19 minute drive.
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Pont Artber
Texas
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Educational Body Meets in Columbus
Columbus June 27 delegates from the national education association budget committee met here for preliminary talks on the general convention. The assembly aims to proceed through July 3 with more than a hundred delegates expected to attend and participate.
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Columbus
Hin
Notinhal eAuestion Association
Oprus
Tanwrcare
Bk 0
Atraths
Chicago Grain Company Enters Voluntary Bankruptcy
A Chicago grain company filed voluntary for bankruptcy in the U S district court. The Mural Grain Company, suspended from the Chicago Board of Trade, faces discrepancies cited in court. A public appeal for a resolution is announced with contact at Crookett 2400.
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Chicago
I United Stoten District
Cnurt Imlay
Chicago Board of Trae
Denial held in murder case as cross examination continues
In Los Angeles June 27, Otto Oesterreich and Herman Shapiro faced sharp questions as the defendant insisted he killed Fred Orotrreichy, defending his confession under cross examination. Mrs. Oesterreich, widow of the manufacturer, along with another suspect, faced accusations amid claims a forged narrative was coached by Shapiro and linked to disposing of murder weapons.
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Los Angeles
Fred
Shapiro
California Heads Hardware Men win LOUIS
California heads a hardware team to win at LOUIS in Michigan against Mazoo. The meet featured strong performances by top contenders from California and Illinois clubs, with decisive final events securing the victory.
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California
Louis
Mazoo
Mich
Eight Named to Pick New Grand Jury in Thirty-seventh District
Dave Lewis GC T Stafford Thomas TR Lentz were angulated and sworn in as grand jury commissioners Friday by Judge S Anderson at Thirty-seventh District court to select a grand jury for the October dorm in that court.
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Dave Lewis
T. Stafford Thomas TR. Lentz
S. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Wister Book on Roosevelt Recalled for Revisions
New York June 27 officials of Macmillan and company recall advance copies of Roosevelt Story of a Friendship by Owen Wister to permit revisions before the volume goes to bookstore shelves.
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New York
Owen Wister
Hookalands
MacMillen and Company
Ely
Ex-State Worker Dies in Houston
Houston June 27. Frank O Rourke 32 secretary of the state trison borg under former Governor Hiriant A Fer laxon died at his home early today. He had been in ill health for seven months.
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Houston
Frank O'Rourke
Trison Bovrg
Hiriant A. Ferlaxon
World Financiers Meeting Planned in AGEL Switzerland
An international conference set for July 1 in AGEL Switzerland will discuss the global financial situation. Delegates from major organizations are expected to attend and outline plans to stabilize markets and promote cooperation.
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Agel
Switzerland
Inne
Wild's
Hawking
Ansteen
Eleven Candidates File Large Expense Reports
The article lists expense accounts filed by eleven Democratic primary candidates led by Dave Walon with 259 dollars for district attorney. Other notable totals include Boltz with 102.25 and Watson with 160 for political materials. Filing fees range up to 630 dollars. several candidates report miscellaneous charges for printing cards advertising and incidentals.
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John KR. Weber
Fininy
Dave Walon
Candle Driv Fos
R. L. Bender
Ben
Morris
Weber
Bexar County
Har
Boltz
Wattson
Watson
Will A. Morris Sr
Grover
Joseph M. Plate
Gerar County
Democratic
Newton
G. ‘Taylor
Fattyard District Court
TW. R. Tate
Thomas H. Abbott
Joske's Corner Busy San Antonio in 1888
A historical photo shows Joske Bros corner at Alamo Plaza and Commerce Street in San Antonio in 1888. Old St. Josephs cathedral appeared without a tower in the background. The image is owned by Joseph H Reich display manager of Joskes store with a mule car visible in the right center.
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San Antonio
Wasi
Joske Bros
Alamo Plaza
Commerce Street
Joseph H. Reich
Joske’s
Nate Mule-Car
A. Street Scene in Familiar 3 San Antonio
San Antonio residents recall Familiar 3 A street scene with The Big Linre by divke Bros. The 1858 building by Alfred Giles featured two elevators and was near the former Jaske building on Com Torre. The Old Picture editor received a photograph from Joseph Reich display manager of Joske Hog for publication.
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San Antonio
Divke Bros
Alfred Giles
Jaske
Com- Torre
Oseph Ti. Reich
Joske Hog
Light
Mismated Shoes Spark Notice in Corporation Court
Clerk Dave Gott of Corporation Court arrives with mismatched footwear, a brown and a different shoe, prompting Mayor G M Chabers' office to note the incongruity at noon. W T Crow of the river improvement department remarks on the odd outfit as the incident draws attention and a missed shoe tale ends with a cryptic remark about an $800 loan.
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Dave Gott
One Plans Half Holiday Across Sears Stores
A district plan announces a half holiday in July and August at Sears Roebuck stores in San Antonio, Houston, Corpus Christi, Harlingen, Beaumont and Lake Charles. July 1 starts the reduced hours, with no salary cut, as the Royall store will close Thursday afternoons.
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Sani Nats
Minongee
MacQuisten
Hina
Sears Recheck and Company
Sanatogio
Houston
Carypus Christi
Harlingen
Beaumont
Lake Charlee Tanislann
MacQuiston
Royas
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