Former officer sentenced in federal cases across multiple charges
Former San Antonio officer Darsby pleaded guilty to selling heron and received four years in prison plus a $100 fine. Frank Hullamucds and others faced varied sentences for tax, counterfeit, immigration, and driving offenses. Additional defendants, including Lipscomb and Dawson, were involved in taxes, resisting officers, and motor vehicle acts with sentences from months to years.
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JW. Darsby
San Antonio
Heron
I. J. deMillan
Test
Frank Hullamucds
Jeter
W. C. Lipsconya
Cotten
S00
Arguin' Street
R McMillan
Lipscomb
Internal Revenue
la Tuna
Assert Auge
Sebastian Mesquite
Tomas Velasquez
Heriberta Gomez
Jose Gomez
Alfonso Cruz
Jose Magana
Juventino Bravo
United States
Russell Munoney
Florida
Hubert Galbraith
Gordon Herper
Revoking Auction License Is Refused
A city council meeting saw the one Senanvonie a An tique Déslers association request revocation of Lawis Hart auction license for the Scobey Warehouse and Storage company. A. Higginbotham alleged misrepresentation of antique quality. Theo F. Weiss denied the allegations on Hart and Scobey’s.
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Antique Déslers
Ily
Lawis Hart
Scobey Warehouse and Storage Company
A. Higginbotham
Hart
Theo F. Weiss
Repri Fenking
Scobey's
Five Men Plead Guilty on Poker Game Charges
Five men pleaded guilty and were fined in Justice of the Peace Bat Cungan's court on Wednesday for gaming. The offenses stemmed from a five-man poker game on March 11 in the 100 block of Pecan Street. Fines listed: Owen Ackeon $10 and costs. J R Barber, Vincent Fuqua, J C Weller, and W I Meyers each $1 and costs.
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Justice of the Peace Bat Cungan
Ranger RR
Ronalec
Pecan Street
Owen
Ackeon
J. R. Barber
Vincent Fuqua
J. ¢. Weller
Distillery Charge Set Bond for Gertrudes Alanea
Gertrudes Alanea faced a Wolandly opening a distillery charge before U B Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart. A bond of $1000 was set at the Wednesday hearing.
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Gertrudes Alanea
Ibsted
U. B
Paul A. Lockhart
Medina power survey rerun for Bandera County project
Engineers began surveying for a rural electric project to serve the north and east Medina Lake areas. The Bandera County Electric Co-Operative will run about 202 miles and reach roughly 460 homes and farms. The Rural Electrification Administration funded 154000 dollars. a contract is to be set within two weeks. Power may come from Colorado River Authority or Central Power and Light. The plan includes aerial construction and a distribution system to meet lighting needs around the lake. The San Antonio Public Service Co currently serves the south side and had explored lines along Mormon Bluff before REA funding.
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Medina Lake
Bandera County Electric Co-Operative, Inc
Roral Electrical Administrationr
William Churel
Colorado River Authority
Central Power and Light
San Antonio Public Service Company
Aide
Mormon Blufl
REA
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Medina Power Survey
Up Ib
Tn’ Sport SA
Peredle
Tenwreu Kenine
Etter
IOM
Prinele
Porto Ric
Batiste
Gecat
Eandem Byolder Oil
Shieer Hafiateen
Valuis
Val
Tor
MEN & Boys
Wen
Hollywood
Lax
Colt Hyolte
Tilania
Nblitica
Slate
Tesdelgih
Mt. Gp
Wollt
Mary—Weilte
Tnaemant
Rao
Ate
SOX
Enid Deine
Wolth & Miara
Eller Merement
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