Morales sued for divorce injunctive relief and community property
Andree Morales, president of the Mexican Business Men's association, seeks a divorce and injunction from Judge W. S. Anderson in Whértysse court. The petition requests a $200 monthly alimony and a temporary restraining order to protect community property valued at about 43,000 dollars, including Sonora parlors in San Antonio and Royston, with total community estate estimated at 49,000 dollars. It accuses Morales of infidelity since 1929 and accruing debts, hindering Mrs. Moreles’ use of the Durango Street home at 902. The case lists San Antonio marriage in 1922 and separate relations with another woman as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andree Moréles
Morales
Sant
San Antonio
Plea of Guilty Nets Youth Two Years in Prison
Wilbar Budde Tumlinson pleaded guilty in the Ninety fourth District Court to two burglary counts. Judge W W McGrory sentenced him to two years in the state penitentiary. Tumlinson blamed accomplice Gip Cain and noted Cain’s federal conviction for violation of the national prohibition act. He said he hoped to marry and that Cain urged him to steal. The indictments cited burglary of the National Guard Ermerz and Barbera's Sporting Sands store, both in December 1931. Tumlinson is part of a burglary campaign referenced by Rhevitt Albert Hauser, with several prior offenses cited in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbar
Budde Tumlinson
W. W. McGrory
Tumlinson
J. B. Carin
Gip Cain
Terenfly
Judes McCrory
Cain
Mod
Tom- Unson
National Guard Erjerz
Barbera
Sporting Sands
Temnson
Rhevitt Albert
Hauser
Wife's Salary Freed In Domestic Relations Case
Mrs Daniel Martin wins reversal in Philadelphia court after husband sought $36 weekly support. The order had set her to pay $23 weekly toward his support due to his age and infirmities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salahy Freed
Philadelphia
Daniel Martin
Congress Debate Highlights: Senate Considers Import Levies and Tax Bills
The Senate continues review of import levies and revenue measures while committees explore banking, agriculture, and regulation. Lawmakers push investigations into various topics, with the revenue bill advancing and other committees reporting on planned actions and potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batardat
Senate
Davis-Felly Co
Tasular
Friction Denied in Massie Case Prosecution Shakeup
Honolulu May 21 Rumors of friction quickly denied among law enforcement over the prosecution of four men accused of criminally salting Mars. Massie wife of a naval lieutenant faced insinuations that Prosecutor John G. Kelley might resign. The islands await a jury trial as Kelley vows to retry if he stays in office. Governor Lawrence M. Judd commuted sentences of Lieut Thomas H. Massie and three others convicted of slaying Joshawal, tied to Mrs Mascie’s attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Mars
Thalis Massie
John G. Kelley
Rst Tal
Kelley
Massie
Islands
Lawrence MM. Dudd
Thomas H. Massie
Joshawal
Quiz Stepmother After Hanging of 7-Year-Old Child
A 7 year old boy was found hanged in a garage rope from a rope. The father Otis A West discovered the boy Edward Franklin West dead at home. The stepmother Mrs Verein West faced public auction by De Kolb county authorities. A 60 inch chair and a nail keg were noted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles Pest
Herp
Verein West
de Kolb
Otis A. West
Edward Franklin West
Quake Wrecks Central America Village
A strong earthquake struck near Washington University area and caused widespread damage across Central America including Nicaragua and Anagua. Surge in tremors reported May 21 with fatalities and injuries amid collapsing structures and disrupted communications.
Murders Linked to American Friendship Society Arrest Brings Charges
Athens Ohio May arrest of George W Stevens 52 ties to Harry Powers murders in West Virginia. Officials say Stevens used the American Friendship Society matrimonial agency to contact women and that his wives included Blanth Burch Athens Ohio Luly Burse Plainwell Michigan Cora Hamilton Tinton City and Allen Liggett Mae netic Springs Ohio plus an unidentified pair in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Harry Powers
West Virgina
George WW. Stevens
Win
Owith
American Friendship Society
Michigan Ubituriliss
Stevens
Blanth
Burch
Luly FE. Burse
Plainwell
Mich
Cora Hamilton
Tinton City
Allen Liggett
Maenetic Springs
Gberlin, Hin
Putnam Makes Long Flight From Ireland In Plane
Mrs. Putnam, accompanied by Bernt Balchen and a mechanic, took off from an Irish field for a 610 mile hop to St John. Weather was favorable and fuel loaded at 420 gallons to cover about 25 hours aloft as she aimed to surpass the DO X and reach Europe on a trans ocean flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernt Balchen
Richard E. Byrd
Atlantic
South Pole
Balehen
Niovola
Long Island
Bulchen
Mr. Putnam
Roward
Scrass
Europe
Aviatrig
Grorge Palmer Putnam
Jast
Balchen
Eddle Gerstd
St. John
Teterbaro
Mrs Putnam Boasts Varied Career
NEW YORK May 21 Amelia Bailor Putnam a trans Atlantic filer has built a diverse career over 34 years. War mural photographer social worker aviation company executive magazine editor teaches and serves on aviation committees. She earned a Federation Aeronautique Internationale license the first American woman to do so and is an honorary member of the 300th Right First Aero squadron. She crossed the Atlantic June 18 1929 from Trepassey Newfoundland to Haworth Wales in a monoplane Frendstin with Brultz and Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
New York
Amelia Bailor
Federation Atronautique Internae Uneale
Dirs
Atlan Ipn
Trepassey
Newfoundland
Hurywort
Wales
WE Mir Brultz
Louis Gordon
Mitoren
Letter to the Editor on taxation and governance
A signed letter argues taxation is excessive and argues for an alternative government funding idea. The writer claims past rulers mishandled funds and praises a tested system without compulsory taxes, declaring their own idea far wealthier than global tax revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scilor
Crasrac
Murselini
Viola
New Party Need Urges Constitutional Party Reform
Algernon Lee calls editor and readers to form a constitutional party distinct from Democrats and Republicans. He argues for a group that defends the entire constitution, demands rights for all citizens, and serves public interest without favors to officeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
The
Union
Algernon Lee
Just American Answers Citizen To the Bitar
A terse statement asserts that employment or silence is demanded, claiming the American soldier secured citizenship. It contrasts being a "1st Citizen" with being a just American, implying a critique of loyalties or eligibility in a national context.
Bonus Foe Denounces War in Letter to the Editors
A reader signed as Just a Citizen calls a 28 year old worker opposed to war. The letter argues the soldier’s cause and questions the meaning of war, presenting a disabled soldier perspective amid wartime debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soliier
Senate Passes Billion Dollar Revenue Bill Amid Tariff Battle
In Washington May 21, Senate backed the import duty program of a billion dollar revenue bill after a stormy session. A levy on foreign oil and on foreign coal passed, with coal and lumber vetoes by coalition Majorities 43 27 and 39 34. Debates featured amendments by Senator Democrat Maryland and Senator Republican Nebraska. Leadership aimed to push the bill through before July 1, despite partisan strain and last minute maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Demoocrat
Alice
Senate
Sdings
Maryland
Norra
Nebraska
Kom Poinl
George
Laetar
Motives Sought in Lindbergh Baby Case Cur Turner
The Norfolk ship builder Curtis faces police questions over possible motives behind the Lindbergh baby ransom hoax. Investigators note his negotiations were implausible and profits from a sold story unlikely, with bail set at 16000 as he remains jailed in Flemington New Jersey. Rev H Dobson-Pearl refuses to travel for questioning while offering to talk to police. No progress reported on identifying the kidnapper or killer of Charles Lindbergh Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk Shipbuilder
Thas
Gurls
Mms
Matey
Asree
Curtis
Charles Augusta Lindbergh Jr
Coast Guard
Bram Norfolk
Fiemington
N. J
Dean
Rev. H. Dobson-Peacorl
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Norfolk
John F. Condo
Two Valley Men Accused in Stock Theft
A faulty complaint filed with Justice of the Peace John P. Olson's court alleges that Baden and H Purcell stole 153 shares of Central Southwest Utility company stock valued at 19 000 and five United Public Service bonds worth 500 from Mrs. G Bly of Pharr on May 2. Detective A W Herbst has the warrant for their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Baden
H. Purcell
Barzihe
Gbly
Pharr
Justice of the Peace
John PF. Oslon
A. W. ‘Herbst
Central Southwest Unicy Company
United Public Service
Bly
Capital Newspaper Men Officials Barbecue Texas
Washington newspaper men and state officials attended a Texas barbecue hosted by Capital Newspaper men. 15,000 wowads of barbecue beef were served as government officials and distinguished guests joined in the event. Governors and a mayor were among the out of town invitees at Ammarillsi Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
D. C
Mien
Ammarillsi
National Press Club
Rreeble
Maryland
Gardanr
North Carolina
Reveriey
Porto Teo
Ernest C. Thompson
Amarin
Socialists Open Milwaukee Meet in May Day Gathering
In Milwaukee Wisconsin on May 2 a socialist convention drew about three hundred men and women. Delegates from four states attended the meeting at the Milwaukee auditorium to map strategy for reshaping America’s political landscape. Many were young party workers eager to take a lead in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Humic Aistersnnee
Socialist Party
America
Perfect Statement From Leavenwortit May 21 19
In the dated report from Leavenwortit May 21 19, Orneva 1 Cann struggled to complete tasks, unable to drink or dine as expected. Rep bf Alin referenced a waned effort while Wylah and Halahee faced encivar grade constraints of 100 piv Gent, with Rulbirdshroughout the ow gentr.
King Kidnaping Case Probed In Multiple Agencies
Investigators viewed a ransom note and man’s gallery in New Seachelle and at the central bureau of identification in Trenton to identify a figure known as Tone. Taxi driver Joseph Perrone had also examined New York rogues galleries without success. The Lindbergh related King case has no new findings with further department reviews planned.
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New Seachelle
Pagnes
Me Aman
Tone
Joseph Perrone
Auppacds
Dr. Condon
Galery
New York City
Central Bureau of Identification
State Patiol
Trenton
King
Polie Department
Te Lindbergh
Schwarzkopf
Mexico plans to drop auto bond rule for import cars
Mexican officials in Nuevo Laredo say final details remain to be worked out as the government moves to discontinue requiring bonds for automobiles entering Mexico. Before the change, plates must be made to designate the country of origin and carried on each car.
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Laredo
Ter
Nuevo
Bnd
Mexican Department of Communcations and Pubiic Works of
Mexico
Federal Relief Sought by Methodist Meet
The Methodist general conference was urged to obtain immediate federal relief and a sixfold program to address unemployment and the current economic crisis. Two committee reports warned private charity and state funds are exhausted, risking starvation unless federal aid is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Meet
Atuan
Move to Unite Churches Pushes Union Plan
A fragmented report from Denver outlines a plan for church union among Presbyterian and American churches. The text references a United States movement toward unity, naming leaders and meetings and noting a soon gathering for the assembly.
Rebels Murder Case Reported In Distant Province
A garbled dispatch from a remote Indian province details a murder involving individuals named An, Mugden, and Manenuein. The message mentions timing, policy shifts, and local fronts, with a reference to a fringe group or well-known figure Ghhyese wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugden
Manenuein
Nowe Agdlicy
Thi Dapmiscin
Canatlinie Ab Tandy
Fis Aanidorny Kirtig Provice
Indoo
Legislator Reveals Payroll After 100 Secret Relatives On GSA List
Washington May 21 One hundred lawmakers at least list relatives on the government payroll as payrolls are made public after a long secret history. Speaker Garner's wife and secretary is named, while his son Tully Garner formerly served as resident secretary though unpaid now, with many relatives living outside Washington or doing actual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ronsgress
Congress
South Trimble
Speaker Garner
Tully Garner
Uvalde
Texan
Wahington
Prowlers Flee After Alarm At Med Center Street
Neighbors turning on a porch light thwarted a break in at A. Jorrie Furniture Co. in Med. Several residents report thefts and attempted thefts in the area including $28 from Louis Lo Crabb and a $700 diamond ring lost by Clara Byrd, with items such as a lawnmower and wagon also taken. Police received multiple reports of prowling and thefts around local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jorrie Furniture Company
San Pedro Avenue
Med
Fred Ruetzel
Ridgeway Court
E. Sandfield
Auslin Alreel
Louis Lo Crabb
Narih Alamo
Thomas Guerra
Funeral Services Held for Child Paralysis Victim
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for 11 year old Benny Igathicon Thorlon who died Thursday after an attack of infantile paralysis. The services were at Porter Loring chapel with Rev. G M Fooner presiding. Interment was in Misia Burstpare. Survived by parents Edward W Horton Sr and Mrs. Horton, a brother Edward W Horton Jr, and grandmother Florence Morten.
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Benny Igathicon Thorlon
Houston
Te Porter Loring Chapel
GM. Foonel
Edward W. Horton
Stalher
Florence Morten
Amite, le
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