Lottery stamp racket nets $15 000 arrest sweep at theaters
Chicago police charged Ladislaus Babka George Burdick Blasiley Wejda and Max Weiner with running a stamp the winning number scheme. They allegedly used a stamping machine to forge tickets and cash sweepstakes from theater audiences. Boris Mors, musical director travels back from New York after talks on production cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abe
Boris Mors
Par- Amount Studio Musical Department Fund
Hollywood
Rice
New York
Massacre at Goliad recalled in survivor accounts
The narrative recounts the 1836 Goliad massacre during the Texas Revolution. It describes Col. Fannin and 390 defenders killed after surrender, with survivors like John C. Duval fleeing by river and recounting Mexican orders, executions, and the brutal aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Brown
Goliad
Fannin
Dolingon
Grant
Brown
Johnson
Georgia
Alabhama
Kentucky
Louisiana
Prisoners Escape Attempt From San Bernardino Jail
Two inmates Fr Reed and Arthur Sntiemeyer, both jailed on petty theft, climbed down a county courthouse using a 100 foot blanket rope but found an air vent on the roof and returned to the Superior Court chambers. Their trousers were cut up to splice the rope, and the escape ends with the men still pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garay
Miller
Dr. Shackelford
Copano
Augustin Amersica
Luis Balderas
Antonin Romiren
Martinez
Martine
Johnson
Fenner
Texas
Duval
San Antonio
Fasheon
Fannin
Barmard
Shackelford
Fernal Ratasee
Ork
San Bernardino
Calif
Fr. Reed
Arthur Snntiemeyer
Superior Court
Retail sales boosted despite food conditions in many regions
New York March 27. Dun and Bradstreet reports retail volume for the country as a whole ran 18 to 20 per cent ahead of the same week a year ago. Easter demand lifted consumer purchases while wholesale trade grew more active as merchants in flood areas restocked after ruined stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun and
Bradstreet
Thomentu
Trade Pact With France Delayed By President Extension
The United States extended to May 5 the time to grant France the same reciprocal trade benefits as eight other nations. President Roosevelt told Secretary Morgenthau to approve the extension to aid the ongoing negotiations for a new reciprocal trade agreement with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Washington, D.C
United States
Roosevelt
Seerr
Fery Morgenthau
Ex-Butcher Guilty in Woman's Death
FARMINGTON Utah March 27 ex butcher Pi Pasccial L Boyer was found guilty by a district court jury of first degree murder in the death of Mrs Blanche Nelson Woods Cross widow. The jury recommended no mercy and the judge must impose death sentence unless the defendant is adjudged insane by a second trial jury.
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Farmington
Utah
Pi—Pasccial L. Boyer
Blanche Nelson
Woods Cross
Pratt
Texas Planning Board Eyes Padre Island Tourism Plan
NM Massie, chairman, said the board would study Padre Island tourism prospects at a meeting Monday. Spencers of Setelo urged state help for development along the Gulf coast of the Texas peninsula.
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Padre Island
Austin
W. NM. Massie
Texas Planning Board
Spencers
Setelo
Long Island
Texas Gulf of Mexico
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la Bahia
Nicolas de la Portida
John C. Duval
New Orleans
Pobrecitos
Felkins
Uteims
J. A. Bernard
Cbapel
Fannir
Arroll
Bexar
Corpus Christi
Nagy
Shour
Ene
Francis Dietrich
Goodyear
Alamo Plaza
Leo
America
Roma Wine Cq., Inc
J. Battista Cella
Detemstaris Gugeniedlgoldsmitil UO
Ratiaks
Gary Cooper
Joske
Sorke's
Lion Dent
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