Officer's trial ends with partial verdict in London court
The Lieut Norman Baillie-Glenart trial concluded with verdict on three charges of attempting to gather military information. The rest of the court's findings were reserved for higher authorities. Baillie-Stewart received no immediate acquittal and the case was referred upward. reactions were restrained among those present.
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Norman Baillie-Glenart
Sratistta
Baillie Rirwart
Baillie-Stewark
Lieut. E. S. Wright
Festerdss
Jooked Grave
Anxiouies
Balle - Stewart
Baie-Stewert
K.throunttoh
Candy trade confident as beer return labeled minor issue
Delegates in Chicago on March 28 dismissed fears that alcohol policy would affect candy sales. They argued the candy eating habit is deeply ingrained in the country and a beer resumption would have only a small impact on confectionery demand.
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Chicago
Confectionary Dobbers' Alliance
Bright Shawl style show and social notes on San Antonio events
A San Antonio society page recounts Bright Shawl Wednesday style show at 12 30 with gowns from Canadian Purk company. Mrs Samuel J Chandier hosts tea honoring Mrs Eli Hertzberg and Tuesday club members. Various balls dances and visits populate the week, with bridge wins at the St Anthony hotel and plans for Battle of Flowers parade entries by many local schools clubs and societies.
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P. P. Stauffer
Los Angeles Heights
Alamo Heights
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Enilege
Bonn
Avon
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Rtdio
Alamo
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Texas Descendants of the Mayflower
the Conservation Society
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Winnecke Club
Primrose
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Avalon
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Charles T. Garvin
Washington
J. G
George Koerner
Mr& Garvin
Freda Koerner
A. J. McKenzie
Judd
WE. Mathie
Mollie Ben-nett
Senate Pauses School Bill Funding State Colleges
The senate paused and sent to the house a bill to appropriate 374,750 for summer school support across Texas state colleges this year. Colleges may retain student fees of five dollars per student per six week term plus all lab fees. Allocations include University of Texas 56,000. A&M 17,500. John Tarleton 11,900. Arlington North Texas Agricultural 6,400. Prairie View Negroes 4,200. College of Industrial Arts Denton 921,000. College of Arts and Industries Kingville 17,000. Texas Tech 22,750. East Texas Teachers Commerce 45,000. North Texas Teachers Denton 52,500. Sam Houston Teachers Huntsville 24,500. Boothwesh Texas Tarchern San Marcos 3,500. Stephen F. Austin Teachers Nacodoches 24,500. Sul Ross Teachers Alpine 17,500. West Texas Teachers Alpine 24,500. College of Mines El Paso 6,500.
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Senate
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John Tarleton
Stephenville
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Arlington
Prairie "View School
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
College of Arts and Industries
Kingaville
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Sam Houston
Huntsville
Boothwesh
Texas Tarchern
San Marcos
Stephen’ F. Auslin
Nacodoches
Sul Ross
Alpine
West Texas
Apine
College of Mines
el Paso
Substitute Bill on Utilities Up for House Debate
AUSTIN March 28 Debate on a bill to create a combined public utilities and natural resources commission was aired in the Texas House. The substitute aims to regulate utilities plus oil and gas oversight, shifting from a dedicated railroad commission model. Representative R J Long of Wichita Falls outlined the measure, a stance by critics of the current commission practices.
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Austin
Public Utilities and Natural Resources Commission
Texas House of Representatives
Tents Railroad Commission
Oil End Gas Conservation Agency i
East Texas
House
Gas and Mining
Commission
Purlough Ruling Affects Federal Noncivil Service Staff
Noncivil service employees at the federal building welcome a furlough ruling issued in 1928. Circulars mailed Tuesday allow accrued furloughs to be taken until June 1 if supervisors can spare staff. Earlier furloughs were used to cut costs, and new policy brings two two week vacations and a 15 percent pay cut replacing previous reductions.
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Federal Building
Diplomat Opposes Roosevelt Embargo Powers in House Debate
John Bassett Moore a diplomat and author objects to granting President Roosevelt power to embargo arms shipments to foreign nations. The claim was read by Edwin B. Borchard at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing, who also opposes the proposal.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
John Bassett Moore
Au~ Thor
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Edwin B. Borchard
Yale
Man Confesses to Killing 8-Year-Old Boy in Kalamazoo
Daniel Smith, 65, walked into police headquarters in Kalamazoo Michigan and said he killed a boy. He was held for the slaying of eight year old George Badham whose body was found in a shack this morning. Police believe he acted in a temporary insanity moment. He struck the boy with an ax.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Daniel Smith
Celery Browet
Pa~kice
George Badham
Smitha
Finished Goods Share Of U S Exports In February
Commerce department reports finished manufactures accounted for 41.8 percent of the nation’s $99,498,000 in exports in February. Primary imports were grade materials comprising 25.2 percent of the $23,? billion in imports, with bulk of imports in this category.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Snakes Mailed to Michigan Zoo Reported
A garbled local note describes a case where snakes were mailed to a Michigan zoo in a small paper box. Postal workers investigated the shipment, noting the snakes needed food during transit and raising questions about the legality and handling of the parcel.
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Michigan
San Antonio
Parents Post
Plan to Re Group Offices Delayed
Washington reports the general reorganization of government functions begun by the Roosevelt administration before the inauguration has been delayed indefinitely in areas of emergency matters.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Mooney Trial Plans Pushed In San Francisco
San Francisco newspaper report states plans for a new trial of Tom Mooney, imprisoned since 1918 for a parade bombing. Defense prepares to summon about 100 witnesses, while the prosecutor’s office suffers from the withdrawal of District Attorney Matthew Brady who opposed the renewed trial. Mooney challenges his original prosecutors to prosecute again to obtain a hanging verdict.
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Lane
Tom Mooney
Matthew Brady
Brady
Mooney Coul
Mooney
Japanese Airmen Bomb China Town
Dispatch from missionary sources reports Japanese planes bombed Teitonying near the great wall on March 4. American missionary Charles Oscar Kautte’s residence and a Brethren Mission church sustained slight damage while nine Chinese civilians were killed.
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Peiping
Segation Today
Teitonying
Great Wall
Ahanhaikwan
Special Train to Transport Thirsty Texans to Oasis
PORT WORTH March 26 Thirsty Texans will have a chance to drink 3 2 per cent beer in Louisiana when the Hood law is repealed. The Texas and Pacific railway announced a special train from Fort Worth to Shreveport for April 1, returning the next day. A second special will depart Saturday for Sunday return trips.
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Port Worth
Beeer Legislaton
Louisiana
Texas & Pacific Railway
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Frisey
Baturtay
Tallroad
Pastors Seek One-Year Delay on Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
The San Antonio Methodist Ministers Association adopted a unanimous resolution Monday opposing rush to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. They call for at least a year postponement on the beer and wine issue, citing many citizens lacking poll tax receipts amid a somber mood, per Rev. Dojton Boone.
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San Antonis Methodist Ministers’ Association
Dojton Boone
How I Felt Full of Pep After Birth Four Years Ago
Mrs Mary Lidmila of Otbolt Iowa reports a recovery from postnatal exhaustion. She says after four years of fatigue nervousness and irregularities Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy and regular cycles, making her cheerful and strong again. The tonic is sold locally.
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L Won
Lydia FE
Mary Lidmila
Odtbolt
Iowa
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