Two Meadows Face Twenty Two Burglary and Theft Charges
Two men, W A Meadows and J W Meadows, face twenty two charges of burglary and theft after a string of property thefts from homes on East Quincy Street and nearby addresses. Accusations include thefts ranging from 57 to 434 dollars, linked to incidents on dates from February to March. Police reports allege multiple residences targeted by the pair, with investigators Homer Long and Homer Allen filing the complaints.
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Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
East Quincy Stree
Homer Long
Homer Allen
W. A. Meadows
J. W. Meadows
Fast Quincy Street
Clay Mann
Park Drive
R. G. Smith
George B. Davis
Magnolia Avenue
G. N. Rotling
Bummut Avenue
Thames Yields Roman Relic in London Excavation
A bronze Roman vase from the third century was recovered from the Thames bed during building excavations in London. An Anglo-Saxon spear head from the sixth century was also found among the relics.
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Thames
London
Bed of the Thames
Treasury receipts and expenditures in slavery era notes
Treasury reports from Washington dated March 23 show March 21 receipts at 14.6 million dollars, expenditures at 20.07 million, balance 448.0 million. Customs duties for 21 days reach 10.71 million. A postmaster is appointed in Nocoma, with Mrs True Strang named postmistress per Washington advices.
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Treasury
Washington, D. GC
Nocoma
Trias
INS
Phone Tax Suit Hearing In Federal Court Friday
The San Antonio telephone system’s ad valorem taxes totaling 49096.50 were placed in the federal court registry on Thursday as a hearing nears on an injunction to block county collection of 461 more in going concern value taxes. Southwestern Bell tendered the taxes with a court order authorizing acceptance the same day. The injunction, granted January 28, stops county officials from collecting the going concern taxes until the court rules. An affidavit from J. Burns details alleged ad valorem basis objections and assertions that going concern value was urged by Charles N Dickson Jr. at county meetings.
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San Antonio
Federal District Court
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bexar County
Joseph Dibrell
Seguin
Board of Equalization
Telephone Company
Nelson Philips
Henry
Bickett
JS. Burns
State of Texas
Telephones Company
New Detroit Bank Opens Friday Backed by GM and RFC
Fred P. Stoan Jr. president of General Motors announced that the National Bank of Detroit, backed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and GM, will open at 10 p m Friday in the First National Bank building. It remains to be seen if it will absorb the old First National and the Guardian National Bank of Commerce as negotiations proceed.
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New Detroit Bank
R. F
Detroit
Alfred P. Stoan Jr
General Motors Corporation
New National Bank of Detroit
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
First National Bank
Sloan
First National
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Onion shipment leaves for North from Raymondville
The first carload of South Texas spring onions departed Raymondville and passed through San Antonio bound for New England. Marvin Longino of the market news bureau called the Raymondville onions among the best early districts in the United States and said this shipment officially opens the season.
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South Texas
Raymondville
San Antonio
New England
Marvin Longino
Thompson Chain Regains Control After Proxy Battle
CHICAGO March 23. The Thompson restaurant chain founded in 1893 remains under the family name. John R Thompson Jr., son of the founder who built a lunchroom into a multi million dollar corporation, has regained power on the board of directors after a bitter proxy fight.
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Chicago
Thompson
John R Thompson Jr
John R.thompson Company
Optimist Plans New Cafe Lien
Amusement and apprehension gripped Revernt officials Thursday when a favored downtown cafe announced its old sign will be replaced with a new one reading The Breas Rell.
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Optimist
Downtapmn
Resume Move to Bring Back Insull to Toronto Court
Ex tradition proceedings resume today before Justice A C Kingston of the Ontario supreme court. Martin J Insull, former utilities official, is under indictment in Cook County Illinois on charges of larceny embezzlement and theft by deceit tied to the collapse of the Middle West Utilities company.
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Insull
Toronto
Starch
Martin J. Insull
A. C. Kingstone
Ontario Supreme Court
Cook County
Dividls
Halle
Middle West Ditilities Company
Keys Led Man Into Law Toils
Ventura Martinez was released after a hearing before a U S commissioner in a liquor case. Fortunato Martinez testified he handed the keys to a distillery house to a friend as a absent minded gesture. Agents found the keys on Ventura. Evidence suggested Ventura was a victim of keys, not bootlegging.
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Ventura Martines
United States
Mquor
Fortunato Martinez
Ciry
Ventura
Roosevelt Names 2 Commissioners to Tariff Commission
President Roosevelt announced two commissioners today. W Collier of Mississippi was appointed to the tariff commission, with James H. Light of Nebraska named to the Radio KTSA commission. Details and contact lines followed.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Thoosevelt
W. Collier
Mississippi
Tariff Commission
James H
Hantey
Nebraska
KTSA
Commission
Fannin
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White House Switchboard
Beause
Keys
Ostoria
Fostoria
America
Minch
Adeem Paar
Newton Sweller
Keep In Antonio Medical Cares
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Berrey
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Vaporub
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