Belated clues point to guard aid in Piedras Negras jail escape
Reports say Eugenio Bianquini, who fled a Piedras Negras jail Thursday, may have been aided by guards or close associates. Mexican officials refuse details as Sheriff Hauser and Eagle Pass authorities pursue the fugitive across the border. Local search uses river and brush country, with heightened security after a thwarted jail delivery attempt weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenio Biquini
Pic Aras
Negras
Sh 35A
Bexar County
Piedras Negras
Bianquini
Pidras Negras
Sherif Hirmwer
Bresh
Piedras
Ghereshouts
Stersey
Xarrch
Rugitire
Bierguini
Hauser
Gliff Houser
Piedens Negussou
Bisaguini
Bur
Tang Man Ordered Removed to Prison for Murder
Alex Bridges, convicted of murder in Llano Texas, was brought to San Antonio for safekeeping over two years ago. Sheriff James Stevers received the mandate for delivery to penitentiary officials to serve his sentence. Bridges was captured while escaping Llano jail and moved to Austin, then sent to San Antonio after the local jail refused to hold him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Fridges
Llano
Xex
San Antonio
James Ste
Bridges
Court of Criminal
Austin
Bexar County
Poultry Group Joins International Fair Move
Lone Star Poultry association announces joining the International Fair Association. C E Riley, chair of the Poultry Club finance committee, says the move will aid statewide efforts to raise high quality chickens and boost the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Association
Fair Move Ya
Ynaternational Fair Association
Lone Star Poultry Association
C. E. Riley
Students to Take Flights at Night at Kelly Field
First night at the Advanced Flying School at Kelly Field will begin Monday with students receiving dual instruction from school pilots before solo flying. Night flights and ground training will continue through the month, with gross country training to start in two weeks according to plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Fidd
Henry Ford urges women to study food problem
Boston May 2 Henry Ford urges American women to study the food problem and apply scientific diet ideas at home. He cites Detroit lab work on nutriment, warns of indigestión from poor combinations, and notes trials with plant workers to formulate a practical daily meals plan.
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Henry Ford
Chas. J. Tniversal Service
Boston
State House
Universal Service
Detroit
Westington
Mr. Ford
Baby No Name Hopes For Full Recovery At Hospital
A fragile seven month old known as Baby No Name was taken to Robert B Green Memorial Hospital after humane society workers placed her mother in an institution. A blood transfusion aided her fragile state as doctors remain hopeful she may become a healthy, normal child with potential achievements.
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Humane Society
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Sallian Goodenough
The
Hettle Tot
Xathin
Ufe
Frank Casillas
Sam Street
Harris, Schoenstein
Jensen
Ford
Stahl
Hobert Tt
Green
City Ends City Stree t Paving Aid After 1924 Funds
The city will pay no more share of street paving says Paul Steffler commissioner of streets. The 1924 bound money is exhausted and the city had been paying one third with property owners covering the balance on street improvements.
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Paul, Steffler
Boen
Fort Worth Woman Taken to Prison in Murder Case
In Fort Worth on May 2, Lillian Broussard, 20, was moved from the county jail to the Huntaville penitentiary, escorted by Penitentiary Agent That Cloud and seven county deputies. She received a 20 year sentence for killing her husband, and her mother said goodbye as she departed.
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Hort Worth
Cloud Apa
Mix
Lillian Mrouxsard
Tar- Tans
Wale
Huntavilly
Broussard
Goodebye
Firebugs Seen In House Fire Escape
Residents report a strange light in an unverified room at 4 o clock and found curtains ablaze. They doused the fire, then flames erupted in a side room as a man fled the scene. Police suspect an intruder hid inside the house before starting the blaze.
Missing Diamond Ring From Major Hickam Home
Military police seek two diamond rings valued at about 2000 dollars missing from the home of Major Hickam at Kelly Field. Ring set with two diamonds. Ring possibly lost or stolen during Major Hickam’s absence on a cross country flight to Muskogee Friday. Police pursue a suspected thief believed to have taken it.
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Major Hickam
Ot Kelly Pield
Hickam
Major Wickare
Muskogee
Maloukis
Lash Case Principal Awaiting Sentence
Associate Press report from Cedar Grove notes judge T F Bett will sentence W Conrad Offenter and a church worker on a verdict of conspiracy to commit assault tied to the flogging of John Barker a foreman. Evidence showed Barker’s 17 year old daughter Jewell wore knickers and rode a bicycle, triggering the incident amid Cedar Grove tensions.
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Sheevevgi
Wernes
Harker
T. F. Bett
W. Conrad Offenter
John Barker
Barker
Jewell
Evisence
Cedar Grove
Woo
Shepherd Case Witness Details Inquest Testimony
Gladys Roberts of the Jones Detective agency testified at the resumed coroner's inquest that William D. Shepherd sought and obtained advice from another detective after being linked to the typhoid death of millionaire ward Billy McClintock. She described Shepherd's attempts to shape his story and noted Roberts' dual role under Judge Harry Olson as investigations began.
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A. J. Lorenz
Universal Service
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Gladys Roberts
Jones Detective Agency
John Jones
McClintock
Olson
Miss Roberts
Shepherd
Jones
Harry Olson
Hari Clark
Fainida
Drenes
Billy? McClintock
Three Autos and Street Car Collision on Fifth Street
At Fifth Street and Broadway, three autos and a street car collided as they tried to pass the intersection simultaneously. Otmar Scheel, Willie Lahood, and Robert Evans offered differing fault claims while no injuries were reported. several vegetables were scattered and vehicles damaged.
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Otmar Scheel
Willie Lahood
Robert Evans
E. B. Black
Fifth Street
Broadway
Tay
Brigidway
Evans
Fifth
Scheel
Firth
Impetus Grows for San Antonio Omaha Air Route in Muskogee
C. C. Lydick, Muskogee Chamber of Commerce secretary, urged officials to establish an air and rail mail route from San Antonio to Omaha Fidax. Four bids are on the table for mail contracts. two proposed lines run via Dalles Tulsa Kansas City and to Omaha, or via Dallas Muskogee to Omaha. The government pays 10 cents per ounce for air mail with most going to carriers. Lydick aims to promote the Muskogee route already linked to the Southwest Model airway, with a government field, hangar and wireless setup in operation.
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San Antonis
Omaha
Fidax
C. C. Lydi¢k
Chamber of Commerce of
Muskogee
Wayditl
Muskoges
Omoalut
Eydick
Lydicks
Diamond Brothers Rest in Long Island
Morris and Joseph Diamond, executed Thursday night for the Brooklyn bank messengers murder, are laid to rest in Mount Zion cemetery Long Island. Scenes at interment move Sallie, defender of the dead brothers, to try to throw herself into the grave as the coffins are lowered. Remains of another victim were taken to New York City.
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Universel Service
Masvpetsy
Diamond Brothers
Morris and
Joseph
Brooklyn Bank
Mount Zion Cemetery
Sallie
Dla Farina
New York City
Radio Programs and Concert Listings for May 2
Radio schedule snippets list numerous stations and programs across the day including bands orchestras choral groups and theater pieces. Notable mentions include WGN WJZ KPO KYW WJS channels airing concerts musicals and lectures with varied times from afternoon to midnight.
Army Y M E A Plans Pay Day Jamboree
Army Y M E A presents a four hour pay day jamboree from 7 to 11 PM Saturday night at Army Month Men's Christian Association. Harmony Pirates Orchestra will perform, with Kelly Field Quartet and Fort Sam Houston Anniversary Quartet, plus readings by Miss Altena Cochbarn and others.
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Men's Christian Association
Harmony Pirates
Kelly Field
2Ard Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Altena Cochbarn
Esima Frayanta Smith
Ty Dances
Jeane Baraque Lab
Gertrude Saynisch
Ida Cunningham
The
Army “Y
Texas Gets $16 000 Towne Estate Tax
Texas will receive 16000 as an inheritance tax on the million dollar estate of Colonel Franks K Towne a San Antonio based officer who died December 6 22 An Austin conference between San Antonio attorney Charles M Rickson and Ernest May of the attorney general’s department prepared the agreement The suit to collect the tax was brought and the ruling will guide the Forty fifth district court proceeding involving funds in Texas banks and state lands disputed as exempt by the heirs.
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Texas
Franks K. Towne
San Antonio
Austin
Charles M. Rickson
Peneficinarien
Ernest May
Attorney General's Department
Alate Ist
Towne
Auxtin
Forty-fifth District
Death sentence commuted for Roy Mitchell by governor
Roy Mitchell of Lamay County, sentenced to die for the murder of his 6 year old child, was commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Miriam A Ferguson. The verdict had previously been upheld and the commutation marks the first time a death sentence was definitively reconsidered in the case.
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Associated Press
Austin
Roy Mitchell
Lamay County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Aontines
Che Deeth
Mitchell
Police Arrest 23 in Vice Campaign
View reported detectives Vogier Goff and Perrow raided houses and streets on Friday arresting 23 violators. The first bust targeted a poker game, and eighteen women were subsequently detained and booked, marking the campaign’s continuation.
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VICE
Vogier
Goff
Perrow
Vice Met
Wartme
Lockhart Girl Hurt in Fall from Horse
A Lockhart girl, a student at the College of Technical Arts, suffered a fractured skull after being thrown from a horse in Denton yesterday. She is listed in serious condition at a Dallas hospital this morning.
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Lockhart Girl
Dallas
Lockart
Tony
Denton
College of Tudantical Arta
National Baby Health Show Opens in Chicago Exposition
The first National Baby Health Show opens in Chicago promoting baby health with 965 physicians providing examinations, a baby health contest for ages 0 to 6, youth and adult contests, and prize money up to 500 for a baby over one year. Experts will radio borrow five minute talks each evening for those at home. The event is backed by the American Medical Association and Illinois medical bodies.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Congress
Exavc
Illinois Stairs
Medien
WMAQ
WLS
WQI
KYW
Sleuths Clean Up Laundry Mystery
Two San Antonio detectives search for a missing laundry after a salesman, who left the city abruptly, paid for a long distance call from Houston to direct officers to forward his laundry to a new address. He forgot which laundry he left it at. The case was assigned Friday to locate the missing wash.
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San Antonio
Houston
Horkins
Missing Realtor Roberts Found in Olney After Nervous Breakdown
Local real estate man Rhgs Roberts, missing since April 18, was located in Olney Texas, suffering a nervous breakdown after a long cross state trail. Constable Garcia traced clues from Austin to Muskogee to St Louis, Kansas, Oklahoma, Wichita Falls, and Olney before locating him. He is expected to return to the city once he regains his health.
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Rhgs Roberts
Olney
Texas
San Antonio
Bert C. Fry
Commeres
Robert Emmett Garein
Aus
Tin
Roberts
Sean
Garcia
Muskogee
Okla
St. Louis
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wichita Falls
Mr. Roberts
Oley
Glney
Ttmn
Troberts
City
Indictment in Killing as Milk Diluters Trial Continues
The article reports an indictment in a fatal shooting tied to a family inheritance dispute in San Antonio. A suspect was arrested after a confrontation at a carnival location, with a brother seeking protection. A second case details two men fined and another facing a jury trial over diluting milk, with water and cattle conditions cited. milk analyses showed 15 percent and 14 percent added water on two dates.
Police save boy who grabs purse from angry crowd
A 17-year-old Mexican youth snatched a purse from a woman at 1022 West Commerce and fled. A mob of more than ten pursued him, beat him, and surrounded him until Police Captain Joe Mogha and Emergency Officer Lonnie Craw arrived, saving him from serious injury after he was tackled and restrained.
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Joe Mogha
Lonnie Craw
West
Commerce Street
West Commerce
Bis
Mystery surrounds death of doctor in St Louis area
A. P. report from St Louis notes a mysterious death of Dr William A. with a bullet wound in the brain. Investigators pursue clues in Washington University stadium area with townspeople and deputies examining a possible link to a rival gang and a hospital contact.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Willian A
Francis Wield
Washin
University’s
Dillon
Washio
William B
Dinty
Colbeck
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