Bond actions in DC court involve Means and Gaston F Pecane
May 11 report from Washington DC notes Justice James M Proctor authorized release of Gaston F Pecane on a $50,000 bond. The same day Means, indicted for larceny and embezzlement of $104,000 from Mrs Edward B McLean, had his bond reduced from $100,000 to $450,000 but success in posting remained uncertain. A bondsman proposal faced United States Attorney Leo A Rover opposition. Authorities also probe a claim Means gathered $100,000 from Mrs Finley Shepard linked to Lindbergh baby ransom. Shepard, Gould family connections, and anti Bolshevism comments figure in the broader context of threats against Shepard and her daughter.
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Washington, D. C
Gaston B. Means
Edward B. McLean
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Verdey
J. William Tom Unson
United States
Altorney
Leo
Rover
Rover Hat
Finley Shepard
New York
Helen Gould
Jay Gould
McLean
John Reed Burr
Debutante Honored At Bright Shags Luncheon
Clara C. Tancourt Marie Louise Guenther were guests of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Arthur Storms and Mrs. Marshall Bell at Bright Shags. The table featured pink spring flowers, Dresden bowls, and pink mints. Attending were sponsors and numerous debutantes and social figures, with further events and gatherings listed through the week.
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Clara C. Tancourt
Marie Louise Guenther
Arthur Storms
Marshall Bell
Dresden
Guenther
Honoe
Ernst Schochard
Anne Maverick
Anne Lewis
Marieanna Engelking
Mary Dorothy Genthien
Evelyn Pridgen
Helen Harting
Frances Jeffers
Jean Spencer
Marty Louise Walliser
Ella Katherine Mills
Annie Fesrl Wiggins
Eleanor Nolte
Mollie Bennett
Carolyn Treasar
Douglas Bell
Norma Godeey
Thomas Jefferson High Schoor
William
Magavern
Evelyn Moore
Elizabeth Bush
Roberta Patterson
Bernice Sarvix
Dorothy Ann Hood
Virginia Dial
Mage“yern
Grand Patel
Mary
Ellen Battersby
Pleasanton Road
Regina Battersby
8Th Mary's School
Blanding
Mary Andry
Marjorie Berry
Eleanor Bauml
Marie Borres
Bernice Bundren
Virginia Butler
Dorothy Debner
Marc Drake
Helen Pecci
Augusta Fitg-Siman
Cecilia Jasik
Magdelene Flores
Plarence Hudson
Inez Jordan
Gertrude Kirk
Annia Lusiecki
Johanna Mueller
Mary Ann Muhs
Mary Margaret Murphy
Estell Murrle
Beatrice Porter
Flaine Rehmer
Mary Bacre
Dorothy Sobieski
James Shaw Warns Glass Banking Bill Threatens State Banks
James Shaw, Texas state banking commissioner, warned the Texas Bankers Association that if Congress passes the Glass bill authorizing broach banks of the Federal Reserve, state banking systems would be irreparably injured. He called the law a death blow to the state system and predicted further concentration of federal power.
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James Shaw
Glass
Austin
Texas
Texas State Bankers’ Association
Congress
Federal Reserve
Shawnald
Retired Guadalupe County Teacher Dies at 86
Fred Arretz, 86, of 08904 Arbor Pine, a retired school teacher in Comal and Guadalupe counties, died in county Hospital after injuries from a March 29 automobile collision at South Presa. Funeral services set for 10 a m Thursday under the Siemering lodge auspices. Survived by widow Hedwik Arretz and son Fret Arretz Jr. of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Fred Azrelz
Arbor Pine
Comal
Guadalupe
Nories
South Presa
Auplees
Siemering Lodge
Hermann Bons
Hedwik Arretz
Fret Arretz Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Dedication Draws Masons to Capital
Mason fraternal order members arrived in Washington and Alexandria for a dedication ceremony tomorrow at a granite temple in Alexandria. The event marks a commemorative observance linked to the capital project and Mason activities continue as hundreds gather.
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Washington
D. C
Masoniic
Organizellone
Alexandria
Cecilea- Lioni
Alexandeia
Waanington
Attorney General Candidate Visits Porterley Office
Clem Calhoun of Grayson County, candidate for attorney general, visited Porterley office near the chamber of commerce. Former examiner and trial attorney for the Thirty-ninth tela District, Calhoun outlined his platform and met local officials.
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Clem Calhoun
Grayson County
Genera
Porterley
Chamber of Commerce
Burglars Enter Chambers Drug Store on Boutti Presa Street
Robbers entered a vacant store room adjoining the Chambers drug store Tuesday night, knocked safes loose, and fled with about 500 dollars cash plus 300 to 400 dollars in merchandise. A gun owned by the proprietor was stolen. Police were notified Wednesday morning.
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Chambers Drug
Boutti Presa Street
Operatic Festival Discussed by City Leaders
Thaddeus Wronakl, impresario and director of Detroit Municipal Opera, conferred with Porter Whaley, chamber of commerce manager, and W. G. Higwing, vocal patron, about a proposed operatic festival to be staged here for one week next fall with a repertoire including Hansel and Gretel for children.
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Thaddeus Wronakl
Detroit Municipal Opera Company
Porter’Whaley
Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Higwing
Hansel and Gretel
Wranski Seid
Burglars Burrowed Into Snyder Produce, Stealing Goods
Burglars tunnel under the floor to break into Snyder Produce store at 503 South Meding Street and stole 36 pounds of livusier and eight cases of eggs. A.C. Rose of 423 South Meding reported clothing loss, and D.B. Pitagerald of 724 Pine Street said burglars broke a window and took a small amount of money.
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Snyder Produce
South Meding Street
A. C. ‘Rose
D. B. Pitagerald
Pinestreet
Woman Federal Worker Defends Salary Increases
Miss Annabel Hinderites testified before the House Military Affairs Committee defending ten salary raises for federal workers including a secretary to William Wolff Smith. The Blanton resolution seeks to repeal the emergency officers retirement act and remove from federal payroll several hundred people.
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Washington, D. C
Butéau
House
Annabel Hinderites
William ‘Wolff Smith
Veterius’ Administration
Blanton
Smith
Young Pegasus poetry volume to be presented at library
San Antonio youngsters contributed poetry to the Young Pegasus volume. The presentation to the children's department is set for 1 3 p m Saturday, announced by Librarian Carter Johnston. M M Harris of the library board will present copies to each child contributor, following the annual poetry contest results.
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Young Pegasus
San Antonio
San’Antonio
Pegasus
Beauty Would Divorce Negro Beauty Would Divorce Negro
Helen Lee Worthing former Follies beauty files for divorce from Dr Hugo Neilson in Superior Court. Complaint cites illegal mixed nationality marriage under Mexican law due to witness issues. Allegations include cruelty jealousy violent temper and verbal abuse across two homes.
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Hob Angeleg
Helen Lee Worthing
Follies
Teauty
Hn Supérior’ Court
Hugone
Neilson
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