Prosecution in Bowles Case Prepared in Oregon
Iilleboho Ore Marek T VPD reports the Bowles case moving toward trial in circuit court. Nelson Howels, a Portland millionaire, and Tenn G Touché stand accused in a domestic murder where a knife wound to Mrs Bowles is alleged. Evidence indicates a prior affair between Bowles and Miss Loucks.
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Iilleboho
Ore
Marek T
Nelson
Howles
Portland
Tenn G. Touche
Triad Nore
Do Wetder
Bowles
Vayl St. Cooper
Hee
Alisy Gauche
Abe
Misa Tauck
Mornles
Weather report notes warm city rise and scattered snow
Mercury will rise in the city as the forecast highlights warm conditions elsewhere and mentions snow and wind in parts of West and North Texas. The text describes a chilly atmosphere with clear, crisp weather in some areas and lingering precipitation in others.
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North
Texas
Walla
Snowbound Panhandle Weather Report Stirs Frost Forecast
The Panhandle and West Texas report snow with El Paso and nearby areas recording near freezing temperatures. An Arctic chill blanketed Dallas and Amarillo with frost potential on trees, while Brownsville and Galveston noted warmer readings. overall, the region braces for what may be winter’s last cold spell and potential crop damage warnings.
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Chin
Elrel
Naten
Ter Panhanilte
West Praag Ait
Tras
Frawigville
Sinie
Mekeny
United States
Talma
Dallas
Atamilla
Garins
Ina Reaven
Vegas
Brownsvill
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Port Arthur
Toustan
Talcathar
San Antonio
Thrse Pointe
Sun Dispels S A Cold Wave
Sunlight ends a severe cold spell across San Antonio and nearby areas. Readings previously dipped near 80 degrees forecast to fall to about 60 by afternoon with fair weather expected statewide. Damage reports mention limited flooding and drainage issues, with residents preparing for milder conditions.
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Enire
Min Geende Valles
Negro Charged With Two Offenses in County Court
County records show Tohison, a Black man, released on two bonds of 200 each after facing charges tied to a poll tax payment and related actions. Investigator George Wie Thintteose reported Mantgonery aided the accused and a distance statement led to the filing of the charges at County Court No. 2 in Johnson.
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Wis
Liberty
Agen
Neil
Avi
George Wie Thintteose
Win
Johnson
Eftec
Dohnan
Chitiay Bellinger
Negro Real Estate
Polihead Perver
Dabusan
Weather and flood reports from Europe and Midwest areas
A storm brings heavy rain and flooding to parts of Europe with the Seine rising and Tavis water levels climbing. In Minnesota, a winter storm causes power outages and transportation disruption as sleet halts factories and injures workers.
Dallas Dalit Communists Kidnapped and Flogged in Jail
In Dallas on March 7 two Communist organizers C J Coder and Lewis Hurst were jailed for a conspiracy act. They were beaten by fellow prisoners in the city jail while delivering a pro Communist speech. They were later seized from jail by a Rowlandson son and another man, forced into an automobile, and released after a warning not to defend communism again. Governor Ebling was urged to review the arrests and conviction amid charges of political kidnapping.
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Dallas
Posel
C. J. Coder
Lewis Hurst
Raccon ‘Bomas
Rtntr
Ebling
Bridge Widow Freed After Murder Trial
Myrtle A. Tlennelt of Kansas City relearned freedom after an acquittal in the killing of her husband during a quarrel over a bridge bid on September 11, 1920. Defense says Barnett caused the struggle. prosecutor vows continued pursuit of truth.
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Kansas City
Macvb
Myrtle A. Tlennelt
Vserrohl
Inlin Gite
Republican split over prohibition in California
Calif March 7 The Republicans are laughing at Democrats as party factions split over prohibition. Conservatives argue both sides will stall to gain advantage while delaying a clear stance. Observers say the split may persist, with no decisive alignment emerging soon.
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Calif
Hegmblican
Lost Battalion Story Promises Thrilling Radio Night
Samuel Woodlford describes a wartime tale of a Lost Battalion member evading German forces after guiding two enlisted men to safety. The broadcast lineup features McLeogh’s recounting, Frazier Hout introducing Colton editor, andJoe Morgan plus Simon Stade presenting over KTSA KOA WOW. An array of programs from 7 to 8:40 PM include Weber And Fields, Bob Laboilette, and Laws Chal Baltyhard Society, with Walter Damrosch and Floyd Gibbons also on WOAL.
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Eeyasion
Cfjen
Tele Este
Chevrolet
Arried
Bias
Leutenant
Mckieogh
Frazier Hout
Gosmopolitia
Erlend
McTrogh
Colton
Five Hurt In Auto Crashes In City Streets
A sequence of crashes injures five people on Bonth Presa and nearby streets Saturday. William More of 1703 Bonth Presa street and his wife were hospitalized after a collision with driver de KA Harper of Lid Vast Commerce street. Harper's car then struck another vehicle driven by A. T. Courrall, followed seconds later by Carroll’s car and a vehicle driven by B. A. Hanley of BAT2 South Flares Street. Vice Chief J. G. Siccun, passing by, transported Flanner to Robert W. Geren hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mellee were treated at home. Other drivers were not injured. Dennia Birdly, 82, of 227 Taft boulevard, was struck by a car and taken to hospital along with Rosa Zenda, 822 Tech shreet, who was hit by a hit-and-run vehicle.
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Bonth Prexa
Cari
A. T. Courrall
Carroll
A. Haniley
South Flares Street
Emn
J. G. Siccun
Flanner
Mrs. Mellee
Dennia Birldy
Taft! Boulevard
Broalwas
Robert Green Hospital
Rosa Zenda
Tech
San Babs
West Commerce Streets
Crockett Jetta
Salveday Night Schedule Highlights At The Light Theatre
The evening program features Onesat Station of The Light at 7.00 p m with Louise Hoogry Five and inline acts. Ilodin Forum hosts performances at 8 32 p m followed by Skowhoat at 10 p m and Denny's Orchestra at 10 30 p m. Tambarda's Comedians appear at 4 30 p m with Gasy Lem WRAI-UDD Emodesion and Safeguards Society program.
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Louise Hoogry
Ilodin Forum
U. B
Skowhoat
Mmdack
Denny
mi—Tambarda
UDD
GoMp
Gunter
Anws
Unter Orchestra
Dizie Circus
N. B.C
Radicteag
Heveoict
Eicetek
NBC
Amos
Gojlor Orchret Ra
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Dance Tonight radio listings with several orchestras
Radio schedule lists numerous dance programs and orchestras across stations KTSA KESA KTAP WOAL NTSA and EMAC including Gowler orchestra at 6:00 p m and Texas hour at 10:00 p m with Mexican and variety programs, Mexican and Mezicon shows and local acts like Apache Meloy boys and Tejano offerings.
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Gowler
KTSA
Casa Tama
W—Kesa
Dea Galilhette
BA Rale
N.C
Iin Nam
TOjtS p. m—_WOAL
Wil Pyne
Jack Denny
NTSA
Lombarita's
Ck Tsa
Casa Li
Texas
Tesus
Apache
Meloy Boys
Mezicon
ETSA
Wiloescles
mLight
Bo Gueln
Watchlowers
ma—Sondiy Qurienl
Texas Steam Lauuitre
Community radio and church schedule fragment
A garbled listing shows various programs and times across venues including WA General Electric hour on WOW at 8, International singers, catheden events, First Presbyterian church morning hours, Tabernacle and Baptist church services, Shepherd Cinsers, Milocyeles, and a popular movie at 1:00 p.m. The text is incomplete but indicates a broad weekend schedule with multiple congregations and a concert.
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Walter Damroseh
WA General Electric
Wixll
Jon Gibbons
Vagit Drogen
Catheden Hewr
Nai Servier
Sturlio
Schipel
Turheron
GOP Enthusiasm for RagRog Boosts Hoover renomination
A Republican meeting scene shows party leaders optimistic about Hoover's renomination amid predictions of easy Democratic defeat. Independent figures from Wisconsin and Nebraska weigh in, with plans for a March 11 12 Progressive conference to push an economic program. Backers report strong cross party interest and 25 potential attendees, while tensions rise over Prohibition policy and Roosevelt alliance.
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G. O. PY
Hoover
Michigan
Sonr
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Renublicag
Philadelphia
Tie
Congress
Prohibition
House Adopts Saturday Habit
Austin March 7. App ar ently the house resumed its Saturday meetings, votes postponed until Monday, and a death in Weatherford prompted a noon recess. Cardinal Deses of New York spoke, urging prudent legislation as Hopkins of Geneales faced criticism over insurance commissions. Committees advanced bills on insurance licensing and architecture, with slander provisions and a Fort Worth bill among actions.
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Austin
Ste
Mra
J. J. Forbes
Weatherford
Kehale
Patrick Cardinal Deses
New York
Meh Olfieinl
Carninal Anges
San Antonio
Anne
Timon Hindurss
Hopkins
Geneales
Atate
Senate Insurance
Tussok
Schulenberg
Olsen
Xentum
House
State Armies Committee
Rulio
House Committee
Bill Wau
Representative Farmer
Fort Worth
Sligk Estate Back in Court Over Will revived
The tax commission and state auditor Frank Celer filed a motion in county court alleging Slick’s will was wrongly admitted and damaged the estate valued at about 34 million. They seek revocation of the district court order and removal or alteration of administration. A hearing before Judge G C Christianson is scheduled Monday.
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Tax Commission
Atste Militer
G. C. Christianson
C.F. Urechel
Arethur Sveligson
Rerenies
Slick
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General Electric
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