CTU Refuses and Endorses Candidate Split Debate
The San Antonio branch of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union refused to be drawn into debate over endorsing a candidate for reappointment as customs deputy Ros Campbell. A telegram read at a membership meeting condemned endorsing any candidate and Campbell’s pro prohibition stance noted as unauthorized. The group voted to distribute literature in San Antonio to counter wet campaigns and planned a memorial in the Fiesta parade. Divorces granted listed.
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RF Omen
Christian Temperanre Union
Air Contre Rey
Cacdi
Ros Campbell
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T. J. Jutrey
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Campbell
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Jocal Organization
Maude van Watu
Omre
Carey. Hillman
Mre
J. Xf. Glase
Liquor Ring Payoff Penalties Reported for Six Defendants
Six defendants in the Freesone-sound whisky ring case faced sentences and fines under the national prohibition act. Avd McDaniel received 200 dollars and 15 months in Leavenworth. Roger Young got 1000 dollars and one month. Marion Coats drew 13 months. Jimimy Les James Campbell and Crate Franklin each got six months.
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Sstvania McDaniel
Roger Young
Leavenworth
Marion Coats
Leasenwearya
Jimimy Les
James Campbell
Crate Franklin
Ngres
Cuba Strikers Back To Work In Havana
Cuba's 24 hour strike ended with workers returning to labor. Streetcars and omnibuses operated again in Havana and across the island as the stoppage passed quietly. President Machado met with five labor leaders, saying the government viewed the strike as legitimate if peaceful and non threatening to property. The action began at midnight Wednesday, with a peaceful turnout.
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Cuba
Lgbore
Omniibus
Machado
Bergdoll Family Reported Living Quietly in Weinsberg
March 21. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, Philadelphia draft dodger, is married with two children and living near Weinsberg. Neighbors say the couple keeps to themselves and guards the children closely, while Bergdoll’s mother visits and supports them. Local officials refuse to disclose their whereabouts amid past kidnapping rumors and Bergdoll’s disputed wartime charges.
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Gennaby
Grover Cleveland Dergdoll
Philadelphia
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Emanuel Frank
Switzerland
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Marke
Recerve
Elis
Emma Bergdoll
Grover Bergdoll
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America
Personal Property Given to Receiver by Bank President
In Worth Texas on March 21 1931 a statement shows personal property including home furnishings and a large library were given to the receiver by El Lh Sminuels president of the Nacional Bank. Jewel P Lightfoot attorney for the receiver filed the accompanying document with the county clerk.
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Worth
Texas
EL Ih Sminuels
5 Nacional Bank
Jewel P. Lightfoot
Five Chinese Reds Seized by Dutch in Southeast Asia
Five Chinese Communists were tested at Palembang and 16 in the Riau archipelago today. They were said to belong to a Chinese Communist organization at Singapore. Documents in their possession were seized by Dutch authorities.
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Batavia
Java
Palembang
Riau
Singapore
Church Loges All Its Light Globes
The Benecon Hill Baptist church reported to police that light globes were stolen from the building. No other items were taken. The theft was reported by the pastor the Rev. W. A. Joyner.
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Benecon Hill Baptist Church
W. A. Joyner
Black man executed in East Chicago grocer case
Jaren Britt of East Chicago Indiana was executed in the electric chair at the Indiana State Prison for the October killing of grocer Sam Goldberg. The conviction followed a serious public safety incident in Michigan City area.
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Michigan City
Ind
Jaren Britt
Syear
East Chicago
Sam Goldberg
Indiana State Prison
San Antonianos at Corpus Christi notice on son's serious illness
Corpus Christi authorities notified Afra J. immons of 123 Tremlert street that her son is seriously ill in Corpus Christi hospital. Names appear garbled but indicate a public notice style about a family medical emergency requiring contact.
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Ponce
Corpus Christi
Afra
Immons
Tremlert Street
Corpus Christi Hospital
Married Vets Get Pay Hire A Civil War Pension
Austin March 21 The Texas legislature adopted a conference committee report granting a pension of 50 dollars per month to each married Confederate veteran who has lived with his wife continuously since 1900 Married veterans and widows will receive 25 dollars per month under the measure There is a provision to transfer funds from the general fund to the revenue fund to cover the increase in pensions.
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Austin
Texas
Jas Aight
Leila Pyron To Judge Yoakum School Dramas
Leila Pyron daughter of Mes E M Pyron, grand jury secretary, to judge the interscholastic public show at Yoakum Saturday night. Five schools compete Yoakum Victoria Cuero Edin Eagle Lake. winner goes to the shoe contest. Afisa Pyron previously judged the same contest. Classification 134 Light Classified offers complete suites or furniture pieces at bargain prices.
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Yoakum School
Lela Prrom
M. Pyron
Jia
Yoakum
Victoria
Cuero
Edi
Eagle Lake
Afisa Prron
Monaco Royal Row Settled
Paris reports the Monaco royal case ends with Prince Pierre obtaining separation from Princess Charlotte. Former Premier Raymond Poincare, as arbiter, ruled in the prince's favor and granted him custody of the children, resolving a public marital dispute on the Côte dAzur.
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Cote D'Azur
Prince Pierre of
Princess Charette
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