New Evidence in Bong Case Hints at New Trial Bid
Defense counsels delay action until Friday amid talk of a new trial motion for Bonner and Cunningham, two San Antonio businessmen convicted of violating national banking laws. After sentencing to eight years and fines of $70,000 each, prosecutors and attorneys expect decisive progress by Friday noon.
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Counsa
2. D. Banner
Commercial National Bank
Doh HB
Cubtingham
San Antonio
Besar County
Federal District Court
Frinay
Leonia Brows
Jaz. D. Hartman
Brown
Bonner
Cunningham
R. J. McMillan
Pyle
Bexar
Bonney
Gunningham
Morrow
Woodriver
Tace
Gunpingham
Jimmle Diaze
Bond Chances Cloud Cunningham and Bonner Release
Chicago reports an impending bond decision for Cunningham and Bonner as lawyers fear bonds may be too high. If denied, both men face jail until the New Orleans appellate court acts on their appeals, potentially 60 to 90 days in jail pending transfer.
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Chicago
Sai
Cunningham
Bonner
Rannir
Gunningham
Jenat
Harry N. Royster
el Reno
Okla
Thal
del Air
Royster
Cub
Tinystry
Oklahoma
Ennis Cardwell Sentenced for Counterfeit $20 Pass Attempt
Ennis Cardwell of San Antonio pleaded guilty in February to attempting to pass a counterfeit $20 bill. Thursday he was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison in Florida by Judge R.J. Bro Milian in Federal District Court.
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Ennis Cardwell
San Antony
Thursday
Federarion
Fl Heo
Ola
Audge RJ
Bro Miliian
Federal District Court
Opposition Seen to FDR Plan for New Credit Setup
Washington March 92 reports mixed reaction in Senate and House banking committees to Roosevelt and the Federal Reserve Board plan for a 12 bank system to inject capital into mid sized businesses versus a direct loan approach by the Net Constriction Corporation. Opinions conflict in both groups as debate opens on the credit scheme.
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F.D.R
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Botl
Federal, Reserve Board
Oil Geologists Urged to Make Sane Use of Data
Dallas March 22 Petroleum geologists were urged to look beyond mere silicate data and cooperate in a sane use of their information. President Frank Clark of Tulsa warned that malicious use of scientific data could threaten the oil industry and that personal greed has exploited geologists work.
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Dallas
Texas
Frank Clark
Tulsa
American Association of Holoceum Geologists
Clark
Two Byrd Planes Return to Base in Antarctica
Through Mackay radio from Little America Antarctica two Byrd Antarctic expedition planes that were forced down returned safely. One plane was unable to take off last Saturday stranding pilots Williams Bowlin and radio operator Clay Malloy. The other plane was disabled after Rear Admiral Richard Byrd and Bowlin Bailey had flown to the relief.
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Byrd
Little America
Antarctica
Mackay
Byrd Antarc Lic
Hadeen
Dow
Onn
Williams
Bowlin
Clay Malloy
Richard & Byrd
Bowiin and Bailey
Consulate Opens in Moscow Marking New U S Presence
In Moscow on March 22 a United States consulate sign was hung signaling the resumption of consular functions for the first time since the Bolshevik revolution. The opening restores formal representation in Russia after a long interruption.
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Moscow
United States Comsutete
Hhus
Anver- Iran
Reisein
Cattle men elect officers at Texas Western meeting
Cobl of Amarillo was elected president of the Texas and Western Cattle Rangers’ association. Other officers named include J. C. McGill, Alice, first vice president. Joe T. Geed, Amarillo, second vice president. W. E. Conner, Fort Worth, treasurer. BE. B. Spilier, Fort Worth, secretary and general manager. FE. Molin of Denver urged elimination of over production and beef export reduction to fix the industry.
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We. Cobl
Amarillo
Texas and Bourhwestern Cattle Rangers' Association
Delwhriscoe
Uvalde
J. C. McGill
Alice
Joe T. Geed
Amarilo
W. E. Conner
Fort Worth
BE. B. Spilier
FE. Molin
Denver
American Nations Livestock Association
Gunter Hotel
Moblin
United States
Thignov
Mollin
Matin
Mexico
Canada
South American
National Association
CNEL
Mistrial Ordered in Murder Case
Greenville court orders a mistrial in the murder case of four former guards charged in the death of Roy Hudson. The incident involved a wounding with a feathered instrument during an attempted escape, with testimony about a whipping given prior to the death.
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Greenville
Mary
Roy
Arisumter
Death announced of Thomas Troila son of former S A residents
Thomas Troila six year old, son of Mr and Mrs Art Troila, long time San Antonian residents now of Corpus Christi, died. Funeral services scheduled Friday morning.
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Thomas Troila
Mes
Troila
San Antonin
Corpus Christi
Connally Gains Backing From Garner and Downer
Washington March 22 D C Vice President Downer said he would vote for Senator Connally Democrat of Texas for renomination over Bailey Democrat of Texas after a White House visit. Connally indicated he would not say if administration would support him publicly.
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Washington
D. C
Downer
Senator Connelly
Texas
Representative Bailey
Af Riiler
Roosevelt
Gsay
Connally
Tin
Blue Eagle Ban Demanded At Weirton Steel Plant
A group of outside workers from the Weirton Steel plant demanded removal of the blue eagle emblem before NRA completion director W B Davis. William J Long, chairman of the union committee, said the men cited the company’s violations of the recovery act and announced the demand to newspapermen in Washington DC on March 22.
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Weirton Steel Plant
Washington, D. C
Weirton Steel Company
W. B. Davis
NRA
Weirton
William J. Long
Qnion Committee
Newspiper
Ex-Jurist Freed of Fraud Charges
Oklahoma City report states former Oklahoma Supreme Court chief justice H. Charles W. Mason was cleared of mail fraud charges after prosecutors sought dismissal, saying the government lacked sufficient evidence to convict Mason on the royalties case and connected with the C. C. YO.
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Oklahoma City
Charles W. Mason
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Ed S. Vaught
Mason
Reynolds Case Remanded To Courts For Settlement
May 3 Raleigh N C The $25 000 000 estate of Sinith Reynolds tobaccos heir who was shot in 1433 was remanded to lower courts for settlement after the supreme court invalidated a family agreement on a minor rights issue The courts will decide how to divide the estate between Reynolds daughter from the first wife Anne Cannon Reynolds and son from the second wife Libby Rolman Reynolds
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Raleigh, N
Mayeh
Sinith Reynolds
Tobaceshet
Supreme Court Yeaterday
Reynolds
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Libby Rolman Reynolds
Soviet Fliers to Reach Fairbanks for Nome Rescue
The Soviet embassy said Russian flyers were preparing to fly from White Horse to Fairbanks to join a rescue mission for 88 Russians stranded aboard a ship in the Bering Strait. Plans call for the ice-cutting party to depart Fairbanks for Nome, with travel arrangements made at Nome.
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Washington, D
White Horse
Atasi
Nome
Bering Strait
Fairbanks
Fron
Plance
Mark Wille
Dog and coyote fight ends fatally on lonely road
A dog and a coyote battled on a rural road near Hele Jaal i digate. After a six foot scuffle the two animals died beside torn and reddened soil. The encounter was described as a brutal, decisive clash with both animals killed.
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Coyote
San Jose
Galil
Mareh
Eoyu
Hele Jaal i Digate
Woman Jn…ngon Plant of Wife
Mrs Myrtle Tanner Blackledge, born in jail, is jailed again after a failed $7500 judgment fight with Mrs Su smanne Nottingham, policeman’s wife. Blackledge, ex-collector for revival revenue, was arrested while limping from a South Side apartment. Nottingham sought the judgment, accusing her of stealing the officer’s love. Nottingham gains temporary custody to collect weekly board, $3.50 unless an appeal is filed. Nottingham resumes her patrol work. the couple’s dispute centers on control over a woman.
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Chicago
Myrtle Tanner Blackledge
He Cally
Willy
Susmanne Nottingham
South Side
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Armarillo
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers' Association
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Garner Backs
Tom Connally
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