Two Jailed S A Detectives Freed on Bond Raid Hotel
San Antonio detectives Frank C Vogler and F D Littlepage, jailed for contempt after arresting a woman on habeas corpus, were released on bond by Judge W C Morrow. They resumed duty by conducting a downtown hotel raid with the city rice squad, taking a man and a woman into custody amid criticism from Commissioner Phil Wright who called the action harsh and unfair. A May 16 hearing in Austin follows.
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R. DG. Minor
Fifty-seventh District Court
Frank C. Vogler
San Antonio
Phil “Wright
Fire and Police
Olton Bonds
W. C. Morrow
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Paul Kilday
Bon _Antoaig
Wright
Ona
Crook
Mr. Wright
Julie Minor
Therm
Bilday
B.C. Terrow
Coffee Crops in Brazil Damaged by Hail and Rain
Hail and heavy rain swept across a wide coffee and cotton growing area from Santos to the interior, stripping plants and leaving only bare stumps. The damage within this inland section of the country is described as substantial.
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Brazil
Soa Paulo
Jareg
Santos
Missionary Mrs Hobart Killed in Tainafu Firefight
Miss Helen Stumler reports that Mrs. William T. Hobart of the American Methodists mission at Tainafu near Tsinen was killed April 20 by a bullet through a bedroom window during clashes between Nationalists and Northerners. Details reached royal authorities via a May 3 letter from Kintainfu.
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Shanghai
William T. Hobart
Tainafu
Tsinen
Hobart
Kintainfu
Helen Stumler
Japanese to Send 20,000 to Shantung
Tokyo reports rail authorities ordered to transport 20 000 men and 534 horses to Shantung China between next Sunday and month end. The operation will raise Japanese forces in Shantung to about 78 000.
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Shantung Tokio
Shantung
China
Fragmented Prom Page One Readings From a Daily Clip
Readable scraps discuss Vienna leagues and conspiracies, with scattered names like Charlie Chaplin and Amelie Kinelo. The text mentions a death sentence, a prisoner walking free after months, and notes on global events, newspapers, and eccentric forecasts.
Trial ends in man slaughter for negro in Houston case
Sheriff guards splitter Pete Ghester after a jury finds him not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Houston policeman TP Jones. Judge Caro Harver imposed four years in prison amid mob tensions outside Huntsville court. Separate strike talks unfold in San Antonio as journeymen plumbers press wage demands, with conflicting statements on overtures between master and journeymen plumbers.
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International
Huntsville
Leonard
Viking
Pete
Ghester
TP. Jones
Houston Polikemai
Caro T. Harver
Bimacle
San Antonio
Smaster
C. M. Zeigle
Master Plumbers’ Association
WW. G. Convers
Journeymen
Zeigle
von Verge Lud
Zeighe
Conyers
Convers
War Mothers Aid Appeal Expands In Texas
War Mothers organization led by Mrs Haynes seeks funds to aid disabled veterans and support new chapters across Texas. Volunteers will sell carnations all day Saturday to fund outreach and provide assistance to mothers who have not yet received benefits. Report to Mixenna Harton at the Gunter Hotel Friday or Saturday to join the effort.
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Battle Fields
War Mothers’ Organization
Trish
Mixenna Harton
Chaciman
Gunter Hotel
Agent and Suspect Die in Rum Fight
EKEMMERER Wyo May 11 UP James C Capen a federal prohibition agent and Mike Bismick alleged bootlegger were shot and killed in a gun fight last night when officers were destated while confiscating 3 quarts of whiskey found on another ranch
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Ekemmerer
Wyo
James C. Capen
Prohibition
Mike Bismick
Anethr Ranch
Doheny Suit Dismissed for $100000 Damages
The New York World reports Judge Churchill in the supreme court dismissed a $100000 damages suit brought by Robert H. Murray against Edward L. Doheny the oil magnate. Murray a former aeronaut correspondent in Merion City alleged wrongdoing in financing a foreign revolution but the case was dismissed.
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NEW Xustn
Justie Churchill
Supreme Court
Edward’ L. Doheny
Robert H. Murray
Merion City
New York World
Juror Censured in Knapp Mistrial
One of six jurors who voted to acquit former Secretary of State Florence E. Knapp was censured today by the Supreme Court officer Stephen Callaghan. The juror, David H. Main, faced demotion for alleged contempt of court and was discharged after the censure.
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Bers
David H. Main
Florence E
Kapp
Supreme Court
Stephen Callaghan
FLien's Trail Opens at Post
The article describes testimony on flight altitude regulations at Kelly Field. Lieut Bernard S Thompson and Capt W G Wright testified on safe flying heights. The defense recalled witnesses, Wright saying he would not fly below 600 feet, while Thompson cited 200 to 300 feet as a minimum in rural areas.
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Bernard $. Thompson
Kelly Field
W. G. Wright
Wright
Thompson
Dirigible Italia Begins Arctic Northward Flight
General Umberto Nobile commands the Italia as it departs Spitzbergen heading north for Arctic exploration with the pole as ultimate aim. A map outlines planned routes for successive flights while bad weather forces early returns on the first trip.
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Italia
Umberto Nobile
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Mexican Soldiers Execute Notorious Bandit Near Excobedo
Mexican authorities captured and executed bandit Margelo Russ Cenobia near Excobedo in Queretaro state after a string of robberies and attacks on travelers and villages. Mexican soldiers carried out the operation, continuing efforts against banditry in the region.
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Mexico City
el Universal Fraficy Ways
Margelo Russ Cenobia
Excobedo
Queretaro
Continental Rubber to Close Four Mexico Branches
Universal reports that American owned Continental Rubber will shut four large factories in Coahuila San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas due to unprofitability. The move follows a companywide review and aims to reorganize overseas operations.
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Mexico City
Continental Rubber Company
Jun Ito
Coahuila
San Tuix Potosi
Zacatecas
Heights blaze endangers home in Alamo Heights
A fire of undetermined origin partially destroyed a combined garage and barn behind the residence at 101 Patterson Avenue. Firemen from Alamo Heights battled the blaze about 1 am for thirty minutes under Assistant Chief Ly Butler. Feary Freeman, a Hallé employee, alerted residents and aided in saving 125 turkeys and more than 100 buggies. Mr. Halff, connected with Southern Equipment, A. B. Frank, Alamo National Bank, and Union Securities, holds executive roles listed in the notice.
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G. A
Anite
Patterson Avenue
Alamo Heights
Alumo
Figsy
Wven
Halff
Southern Equipment Company
A. B. Prank Company
Alamo Naational Bank
Halda
Union Securities Company
Rothermere Buys Derby Telegraph
London May 1. 11. Rothermere has patel the Derby Daily Telegraph as the first of a chain of evening provincial papers he plans. Simultaneously Sir William Berry and Sir James Gomer Berry announced their purchase of the Derby Daily Express, a Conservative daily.
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Rothermere
Derby Telegraph
London
Tord
Har Patel
Derby Daily Telegraph
F& Daieral
Newre
William Quel
James’ Gomer Berry
Derby Daily Express
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Vienna
League For the Protection of
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Charlie Chap- Tin
Augina
Abonut
Kinelo
Schopenbauer
Raya
Robert Weiner
O Reatonk
Paket
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Qnireedio Dipauee
Irip Menind
MLE
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Knapp
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