Arraigned in Death Case In Detroit Hooded Legion
In Detroit on June 20 ten defendants including Tayton Dean were ordered held without bail after arraignment for kidnapping and murder linked to the Black Legion. Dayto Dew, who aided the state by exposing hooded group activities, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and the execution of Charles A. Poole last May. The Poole death followed alleged beatings of his wife and raids by the riders.
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Detroit
I'weivn Ten
Tayton Dean
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Glarles A. Poole
Poole
WPA
Mocker
Faksely
Piack Legion
Dean
Playgrounds to Put Supervisors Over 17 Sites
Supervisors will oversee seventeen playgrounds beginning Wednesday June 17. Mary Won Young announces pay instructors will supervise daily from noon to 6 pm. Assigned staff include Hazel Cody at Lakesfield, Cowell and Winifred Hasels at Lockwood, Elsie Clinton and Pat Brown at Lindbergh, Aline Rosenwush and Thomson at Denver, Metile Ludwig and Bernie Harris at Highland, and May Whiteman with Robert Arredondo at Bel Del Garde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Won Young
Fry
Sis Cy
Misses 2
Hazel Cody
Lacnsfield
Si Cowell
Aliss Winifred Hasels
Lockwood
Mise Elsie Clinton
Pat Brown
Lindbergh
Aline Rosenwush
Bey Thomson
Denver
Metile Ludwig
Bernie Harris Highland
May Whiteman
Robert Arredondo
Bel del Garde
Castroville Road Farm Wins District Centennial Award
Ene W Montgomery Medica Hereford ranch on Castroville road was judged district winner in the Centennial Farm and Home contest covering 22 counties. R W Persons and Miss Myrtle Murray served as judges, with Fred W Matley presenting the award to Montgomery's entry featuring a modern home and thriving cattle operation.
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Castroville Road
Fred W. Matley
Bexar County
W. T. Montgomery Medica Hereford Ranch
R. W. Persons
Myrtle Murray
Montgomery
Tourists Win Relaxed Liquor Import Rules Across Border
Collector of Customs Marry PL Hornby announced Tuesday new federal rules allow American citizens to bring up to one gallon of liquors and wine duty free. The change narrows the previous $100 exemption and does not alter Texas state tax on liquor brought by residents.
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Hornby
Ewart
Texas
British Deserter Hanged for Murder in London
Frederick H. Field, an anti deserter and convict in the murder of Miss Beatrice V. Sutton, was hanged today at Wandsworth prison. He told authorities he had never seen the woman before and killed her to satisfy a desire to kill and to enact his own death by action.
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London
Frederek H. Field
Antiy
Beatrice V. Sutton
Wandsworth
Oa Tice
Fyneche
YWCA Concert Set for St Anthony Ballroom
The YWCA summer concert moved from 409 Elizabeth residence to the St Anthony ballroom tonight at 8 30. Sponsored by the organization’s employment committee the program features Lois Farnsworth the McFarland trio Margaret Hull and Wenta Graham in a mix of musical numbers. Nearby news notes cotton prices and other market details from Liverpool and Atlanta.
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Elzabeth Resid
St Anthony
Tinsday
Lois Farnsworth
McFarland
Margaret Hull
Wenta Graham
Railroads lag in recovery during early 1930s, report shows
A chart tracks Class 1 railroads from 1932 to 1935, noting employment fell from 1,660,859 to 973,196 before rising to 1,009,250 in 1935. Total miles operated climbed from 478,500,000 to 814,800,000, driven mainly by freight carloadings. Net operating income grew from 328,298,000 to 495,645,000, with freight gains fueling the rise and passenger traffic hoped to rebound despite June rate cuts.
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Milroads
Wheat weakness dominates Chicago grain market report
Grain market reports show wheat prices slipping in Chicago as near term offers arrive and heavy winter wheat receipts weigh on the market. Prices closed lower across futures with July and September contracts down while corn and oats held steadier. San Antonio market prices for corn oats and hay are also noted.
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Chicago
Satie
Ansonio Geain Rery
San Antonio
Dollar Market Shifts as Dollar Strengths Overseas
London reports demand for the United States dollar and gold to balance half year accounts. The dollar rose, gaining to 3.02 per day's news, while the French franc closed at 1.57 per franc per pound. Paris notes the dollar official rate at 1.08 francs, aligning with overnight New York levels around 1.63 francs.
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London
Paris
United States
New York
Boston Wool Market Slumps Amid Limited Demand
June 30 report shows weak demand for domestic wool in Boston with buyers only trading at 2 cent scoured discounts for higher grades. Moderate Ohio fleece sales quoted at 65 6c in the crease. Advertisers urged to place notices via a Licht Classified Ad and free announcement over KABC dial F-1234.
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Boston Stoot
Oston
Apusna
Hoston
Criginal Hage
Ohio
KABC
Cotton Market Moves Higher On New Orleans Opening
Active new crop months led gains in the cotton market at New Orleans with early trades up from 36 points as speculative and trade buying returned. October touched 31.64c, January and December futures showed gains, and July and other months rose before settling with small advances as rain forecasts spurred cautious optimism. Weather reports noted extreme heat across much of the region and drought in the Southeast, while showers began easing conditions in Texas and the central South.
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New Orleans
Catton
Opsiony
Altough
Texas
Janumry
Ipckine
Fruits and vegetables carlot shipments for Monday
South Texas watermelon market shows stronger activity with Tom Watsons 22-26 lb average selling at 45 65 per cw. Tuesday sales list Fort Worth watermelons at 75 with steady market, Tom Watsons 7 to 8 lb average per dozen 4.00, various states report carloads on track and prices firm or steady.
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Iepix
United States
Texas
South Texas
Tom Watsons
Fort Worth
Gigia
Dales
Tom Avazzona
Alshama
Florida
Georgia
Livestock market reports from San Antonio and other hubs
Market news from San Antonio and multiple western centers shows receipts of cattle and calves with rains limiting supplies and keeping prices steady to higher on lighter weights. Hog and sheep lots fluctuate with top cattle and feeder pigs trading notably, while reports from Fort Worth Chicago and Kansas City detail slow cattle sales, mixed lamb trade, and varied hog prices amid ongoing market volatility.
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Saw Antonio
Fedoral Stats Market News Service
San Antonio
Ana Hanlin
Monty Hoks
Fort Worti
Hort Worth
USDA
Ship
Louis Tavestock
Rome
ASOD
Kansas City Livestock Hansas City
Texas
Sugar and Coffee Futures Steady Amid Mixed July Trade
Sugar and Coffee futures in New York opened steady on June 30. A light liquidation in the July position trimmed some gains as traders priced scattered Cuban support and distillate factors. September contracts hovered near slight gains while July slid from prior levels, with overall activity muted by broad market caution.
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New, York
New York
Foreign Exchange Rates Reported From New York
Money and Metals' Foreign Exchange New York column lists June 30 rates for many currencies and bonds. It covers Great Britain in dollars and certs, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai, Manila, Mexico, Montreal, and New York.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Tor- Ciena Exchange
Great Britain
Brariey
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Shanghai
Manekone
Mexico
Montreal
London Metals Roundup Shows Mixed Copper and Gold Prices
London market notes copper and silver movements with spot and future quotes, gold easing slightly, and minor shifts in British and New York metal prices. Lead, tin, zinc, and aluminum prices are listed with spot and futures, while New York market quotes show steadiness in copper and silver and slight shifts in other metals. Money markets in New York reflect steady call money and commercial paper rates with stable rediscount and reserve figures.
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London Metals
London
York
New York
Ie East
St. Louis
MI Money
New York Reserve
Nine Try Death By Own Action In Dallas Series
In Dallas up to nine people reportedly attempted suicide during a 48 hour period with six male and three female attempts. Officials describe an unusual surge in self inflicting harm in the city.
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Dallas
Poultry and Produce Prices Across New York and Chicago
New York market data show varied poultry and produce pricing with steady to firm trends. Illinois reports steady vegetable and poultry values, including live poultry and turkeys, amid mixed shipments and regional standard rates.
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Oicago Pouyszary
Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Plymouth Rack Jr
Plymouth Rack
New York Pountry
New York
Ivelent
Hy Express
Fourth of July Union Salute Observed by Divisions
The 48 gun salute for Independence Day will be fired by multiple units. Battery O, Twelfth Field Artillery, commanded by Lieut. H. L. Senders, fires at Fort Houston. Battery D, Fifteenth Field Artillery, commanded by Capt. John M. Work, fires at ceremonies in Koehler Park under the United War Veterans Council. The Ninth Infantry Band will play. Cadets at Camp Hullis R. C. I. C. fire the union salute with Twelfth Field Artillery.
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Perielpal
Twelfth Field Artillery
H. L. Senders
Fort Sao Bouston
Fifteenth Field Artillery
John M. Work
United War Veterans Council
Koehler Park
Aftenon
Ninth Infantry Band
Camp Hullis R. C
I. C
Union
Sons of Batley E. Tweltta Fisid Artilery
Safe Theft at Nance's Drug Store Investigated
P D and postal inspector Dawkins opened an inquiry into a Tuesday burglary at 3825 South Presa Street. A large safe containing $110 and $37.89 worth of stamps was blown open with dynamite, leaving little beyond a small amount of opium and two nickels. The site was moved along a road between the Quintana and Somerset rails. store closed Monday night and pried open by the time Tuesday staff returned. Five men and a truck would be needed to remove the safe, said clerk R J Danecek.
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R. J. Danecek
Janevek
Teast
Crippled Children to Get Examination Clinic
About two hundred crippled children will be examined by orthopedists at a clinic to be run by the Crippled Children’s Division of the Texas Department of Education. The July 14 event was announced by John R. Loughlin. Location to be announced later. arrangements are by Mrs. A. Y. Troutman, chairwoman of the Bexar County chapter of the Texas Society of Crippled Children.
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Crippled Children's Division
State Department of Education
John R. Loughlin
Laughlin
A. Y. Troutman
Bexar County
Texas Society of Crippled Children
Market Mixed As Stocks Beat Weight On Gains
Stocks overall rose with some issues advancing while others lagged as investors weighed dividends and earnings. Strong gains came from Standard Oil of New Jersey Allied Chemical American Power Light and Public Service and DuPont while Underwood-Elliott-Fisher and General Electric showed mixed moves amid labor unrest and earnings expectations.
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York
Beydral Wallly
Chrysler
Motora
Hrtle
Amone UtHity
Standard Gay
American Power and Licht
Eectric Power and Light
Magineera Publccervice
St. Kress and Company
Underwood- Eliott-Fisher
American Telephone
Caase
Yates
New York Telephone
S-montig
Wheat Escapes Rust Damage Across Plains States
The department of agriculture reports minimal rust impact on winter wheat across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri due to dry weather. Northeastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri show little rust in soft red winter wheat, with slight aggregate losses anticipated. Nebraska counties expect little danger as crops ripen.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Night in Old Mexico Fiesta Delayed by Rains
Rains postpone San Antonio’s Night in Old Mexico to next Wednesday at 1 pm in Bilan Square. Miss Katherine Cox, assistant Fiesta manager, announced the changes Tuesday morning. New entertainments will precede the event, seats and bleachers are being erected, prizes from local firms will be awarded, and attendees are urged to wear Mexican costumes and join booths or games.
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San Antonio
Old Mexico
Bilan Square
Katherine Cox
Cox
Etki
Miss Cox
San Anton
Appeals Court Receives Strike Record On Contempt Case
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals filed a 732 page record detailing contempt proceedings against members of International Ladies Garment Workers Local Union No. 123 in connection with alleged injunction violations at the Dorothy Frocks company plant. More than 10 witnesses testified in the recent trial before Judge G Tigloe.
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International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Dorothy Frocks Company
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
G.tigloe
Dorothy, Frocks. Company
Guardianship Report Approved in Probate Court
Judge Frost presiding in Probate court approved as accounting of J H Frost as guardian of John Frost IL and dismissed other guardians. John Frost IT will receive about 200000 in money securities and real estate. minority disabilities removed. Also noted sale listing for a Nabors trailer 2x7 channel at 195 in Light Classifieds.
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Frost
Woodhiall
J. H. Frost
Inced
John Frost
J. 2
Frost Ge. Guardian
Jonn Frost
Seventh District Court
Aliveston Nabors
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Liverpool Cottox Taverpool
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Dricee & Donuts
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Suse
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Ban Antonio
Aes
Manitoba
Eazy
Jay Pember
Timothy
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Togo
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James
Zoutteian
Bam Silver
Ap-Usdas
Okighams
Miss Triomphe U
California
P. D
Onder
Consolidated Oil Corporation
South Texas Bank Building
Garfield
Sete
Inés Sista
Axareopic
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
First Boston Corporation
Kidder, Peabody & Co, Blyth & Co., Tac
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Lee Higginson Corporation
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