Victor Stocking charged with wife assault in county court
Victor Stocking was fined $50 by Judge George G. Clifton of the County Criminal Court late Friday after appealing the ruling. The complaint, presented by Bonnit, referenced long marital strife with several separations and conflicting accounts of calls for reconciliation.
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Victor Stocking
Sudge
George G. Clifton
County Criminal Court
Bonnit
Jett
Jhint’ Ap
Umbro Not Klan Agent In Slender Suit Defense
March 14 attorney Frwin J. Clark for George Bimbro Jr. moved to dismiss a $25 suit by the Ku Klux Klan against his client. An affidavit claimed Bimbro was not acting for the Klan nor its agent when alleged acts occurred. The filing, February 1922 in federal court, centers on Miss Nelda Moyer suing for slander.
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Houston
Frwin J. Clark
George B. Bimbro Jr
Fridar
Ku Klux Klan
Bimbro
Kimbro
Adan
OW. A. Cather
Idan
United States District Court
Stew
Cathey
Klan
RE. V. Clarke
Southern Publicity Association
ODS
BLOOD TONIC PROMISES CLEARER SKIN
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a guaranteed remedy for boils pimples and skin eruptions claiming it cleanses the blood to halt disorders. It touts the product as superior to local ointments and asserts its ingredients are vegetable and approved by authorities. The copy emphasizes longevity dating back to 1826 and urges readers to buy in two sizes.
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Me. S
S.G
Armour pays off $20 million in debts in 1934 move
Continental and Commercial Banks announce J Orden Armour has settled the remaining balance of the $20,000,000 personal loans tied to the Armour merger. The debt was secured by Armour security holdings and was refinanced through a New York Chicago bank syndicate. Proceeds from Armour & Company common stock sales contributed to the payoff.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. Orden Armour
Armour & Company
Morris & Com
Armis
New York
Armour
Yeas
Yeas | Wok
Soday
Farge
Belcings
Armour &Company
Concert and Dance Listings From Major Cities
A dense, OCR heavy schedule lists March concert programs across cities like Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Dallas Louisville and Pittsburgh. It notes orchestras choirs and chamber ensembles with times such as 8:50 and 9:25, plus travel talks and religious discussions.
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Atlantic Cute
Buffalo
Chicago Post
Riviera Theates
Stersaitarg
Tee
Shearer
Keza News
Chicago Tribune
Orchestral
Cincinnati
Latifone
Cleveland
Nove Eltz
Biter Sitger
Galstet
Dallas
Mosett Worth
Holywood
Fuhoui
The
Air
Louisville
Joumnagi
Mempis
KY . Kornertt Toy
Heaths
Sige
Nateau
Ponce Fuar
Yong
Francisca
Springtime Ball Damage Sparks Citywide Alerts
Frayed spring mood blamed for balls breaking six windows near homes as bars face calls to curb outside play. Police urged establishments to keep playouts away from residences after six reports on Friday.
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San Antonio
Mrs Wyate Bertling Praises Dr Pierce’s Prescription
An advertisement from Rogers West Walnut Arkansas features Mrs Wyate Bertling sharing relief from a long women’s health issue using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She endorses it for expectant mothers and urges readers to obtain the medicine from local druggists in tablet or liquid form and to contact Buffalo New York for more information.
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Rogers
West Walnut
Ark
Emd
Dr. Pierce
de Pierce
Teachers Back Pay Totals 125000 in San Antonio
Compilations of back salaries due San Antonio school teachers will be completed by next Thursday as the school board sets a limit. Superintendent Dr Jere Smith Rhodes announced the total amount of 125,000 dollars for teachers and principals who will benefit and receive refunds by mail notices.
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San Antonio
Uo-Cay
Jeremith Rhodes
Rhodes
Thades
San Anthin Hot
Night raid nets stolen auto parts ring bust
Constable Yecker and Deputy DeLane led a recovery of stripped automobile parts on a midnight raid. Five men were arrested after officers seized a wagon load of equipment including tires wheels batteries generators cushions and fans following the parked car investigation near the city. Police believe the gang of strippers is partially disabled and further arrests are expected.
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Yecker
Jack DeLane
Pracines No. 2
DeLane
Walter Camp dies, famed Yale grid mentor and athlete
Walter Camp, longtime Yale athletic adviser and driving force behind the Yale Bowl fund, dies after a life as a university leader and versatile athlete. Born April 17, 1858 in New Haven, he captained Yale teams in baseball and football, excelled in track, cross trained in tennis, and later led as treasurer and president of the Yale clock company before balancing sports writing and bridge mastery.
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Camp Alates Teasurer
Yale Piet Corporation
Neal
University Council
Camp
Yale
College
Big Claves Crew
Hf. W. Slocum
New Ji4ven
Myr
New Haven
Conn
New York
New Haven Clock Company
Camphaul
Hpi Fogstien
McClintock Heiress Case Turns to Typhoid Germ Plots
Chicago dispatch reports William D. McClintock's death spurred a custody dispute over his heir Hanmi McClintock. Foster father William Shepherd faced police questioning with Dr Charles Faiman after allegations he sought information on germ methods. Authorities questioned witnesses linked to the coroner's inquiry as Shepherd disputed claims and a writ of habeas corpus was discussed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William D. Herd
Hanmi McClintock
S| Atterney
Associated
Tovay
Charles’ Fsiman
William D. Shepherd
Willism Nelson” McClintock
Robert BE
Attomer Crowe
Edwin Hedrick
Shepherd
Th. Faimap
Farman
Billy McClintock
Alex Glintock
George Fosberg
John P. Marchand
Waiman
Liv
McClintock
Rhewherd
Faiman
Stepherd
Hin
Mac Clintock
Artilea
Camp's Daily Dozen founder shaped wartime fitness
The article notes Camp as author of Camp's Daily Dozen, a phonograph exercise series that spurred many into daily workouts. It credits him with promoting physical training during World War I, serving as president and director of athletics at naval training camps and aiding Navy efforts.
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Nin
Miscellany of Parlor Wit and Odd Local Notes
A scrambled scan of quirky phrases mentions President Coolidge and Taft, Osxaca Mexico, bird dogs sniffing contraband, and depictions of civic life. The text weaves playful lines, scattered names, and regional allusions, hinting at a collage of quotes, jokes, and brief notes from various locales.
Seek To Close School To Orders In District Case
An amended petition filed by the plaintiff alleges grounds for closing the school to orders and questions whether the order should be permanent. It names Ramelia and Maccabees as parties and cites February 23 when a Ku Klux Klan body allegedly used the school under the guise of a patriotic celebration.
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Ku, Elus- Klan
Rains Bring Mixed Totals Across Texas States
A weekend weather report notes showers and a temperature drop across Texas towns. San Antonio measured about one tenth of an inch, with Boerne New Braunfels Gonzales Floresville and Pearsall reporting showers. Houston saw the heaviest rain at two tenths. Dallas had a trace, while many towns remained cloudy.
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San Antonio
United States Weather Bureau
Boerne
New Braunfels
Gonzales
Floresville
Pearsall
Seather Bureau
Houston
Dallas
Texay
Austin
San Marcos
Seguin
Karnes City
Kerrville
Elear
Fredericksburg
Vaccination Stand Sparks Debate And Jail Threats In City
A heated mass meeting attacked compulsory vaccination as a violation of human rights and liberty. Speakers including Dr Reynolds argued vaccines prove nothing and should be proven effective, while others urged support for the vaccination ordinance. Funds were raised for Lemly’s family and for continued opposition to the measure.
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Chen
Temis
4. Morrison
Iocal
American Medical Liberty League
Reynolds
City
Board, of Health
Lald Crry
Rotary Club
T. Tu. McGlasson
Lemly
Europe
W. H. Hargis
Canopus Club
Supreme Court
Never in Court Woman Protests in San Antonio
A woman named Jenny of 422 Jones Avenue pleaded not guilty to a charge of simple assault in Gen S. Wisk Justice Court. She insisted she had never appeared in court before and urged friends to believe the claim was not hers.
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Jenny
Jones Avenue
San Antonio
Wheda Jenny
Justice Court
S. Wisk
Prairie pays dividend on Prairie Oil and Gas stock
The Prairie Oil and Gas company declared a dividend of 30 cents a share on the $25 par stock. Payable April 3 to stockholders of record March 31.
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Prairie
Independence
Wan
Prairie Oil and Gas Company Today
Jah Ds
Tree Fire Destroys Ten Trees on Cypress Street
Fire crews responded Saturday to a blaze on Cypress Street that damaged ten trees. The cause is under investigation, and no injuries were reported. Local residents reported seeing sparks from an electrical line before the fire started.
Lice Hunt Bandits Describe Robbery Scene and Suspects
A description of three bandits and a stolen car emerged after a robbery halted traffic. A fourth person, a woman, was left by the roadside as the suspects fled in speed. Police have full details of the vehicle and the men, with one giving chase in another car.
Suspects Quizzed As Lewis Killers Tale
The Lewis murder case involves two kidnapping suspects who claimed they aimed to rob and flee the state. Fingerprints will be compared to bloody marks on a windshield from the Lewis death car found in Death Valley on February 3. Sheriff Stevens learned two uniformed men in San Antonio are detained on a stolen car charge, with a description and serial numbers sought for identification. Local authorities plan to pursue the car and bring the men back for questioning. The pair reportedly tied Felix Hernaniles to a tree, confessed to killing a man, then abandoned his car and stole another.
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Lewis
Hernandez
Clarksdale
Wee
Death Valley
Jim Stevens
San Antonio
Sen
Antonia
Whey
Felix Hernaniles
Brady
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WEAF
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Sumrouan HS
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Board of Health
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Mason
DR. Burgin
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