Six Fined On Salter Shares Lottery Charges
In Corporation court six men pleaded guilty to possession of lottery tickets tied to Jet Rex events dating to August 1939. Fred Jordan 72 Kentucky avenue Isaac Jonson 412 North Ole Olse Walker 501 Nebraska Marcus Green 23506 North Hackberry Emmett Day 4225 South Hackberry were fined 50 dollars and costs. Henry Thornton 525 Albert street spared 50 dollar fine. 54 convicts freed amnesty decree cites birth of Crown Prince Umberto’s daughter.
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Fred Jordan
Kentucky Avenue
Isaac Jonson
North Ole Street
Olse Walker
Nebraska Street
Marcus Green
Sted
North Hackberry Street
Emmett Day
South Hackberry Street
Henry Thornton
Albert Street
Owho
Cratex Kidney Remedy Claims Cure Guarantee
An OCR fragment markets Cratex as a remedy for non organic kidney and bladder troubles. It touts rest, fatigue relief, and cleanses toxins with a money back guarantee. The text emphasizes safe results and a return policy, targeting general wellness.
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Cysten
Alsbury Faces Dismissal In Lottery Charge Case
Charges of sale and possession of lottery tickets against Bill Alsbury were dismissed Thursday after a prior grand jury indictment with Hetse Gray on perjury tied to a court inquiry. The case, filed February 3 by Officer J A Strickland, was among 21 dismissed by Judge Temple Calhoun, in a Detroit area corporation court proceeding amid a tobacco syrup note and maple output reference.
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Bill Alsbury
Hetse] Gray
Loray
Corporation Court
J. A. Strickland
Alsbury
Temple Calhoun
Indictments Returnered by Jury in Criminal Court
Fifteen indictments were returned by the criminal district court grand jury. Six were no billed and one case referred to the justice of the peace courts. Herman Maldonado was indicted for murder with malice in a fatal shooting on March 15. James Jones was indicted for murder with malice in a separate incident on April 40. Gail Harwick was no billed on pandering charges. Other indictments include three for seduction, two for forgery and passing, two for theft over 50, one for assault with intent to commit, robbery, theft of cattle, unlawful possession of marihuana, rape, burglary with intent to commit theft, and failure to support a child.
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Court Grand Jury
Justice DE the Peace Courts
Herman Maldonado
South Pinto Street
Bartolo Sanches
James Jones
Culebra Avenue
George Mooney
Gail Harwick
Nene
Bright Army Recruitment Vehicle Campaign Expands
Uncle Sam adopts bright new uniforms for recruiting, replacing olive with aluminum paint on trucks. The Fight Corps aims to recruit over 2000 in the initial phase, with quotas likely to rise under the national defense plan urged by President Roosevelt.
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Sam
Fighth Corps
Roosevitt Peta
Wry
Man Dies After Crossing Accident at South Alamo and South Pore
Cecil Watts a 46 year old resident of 1006 Hanover Street died at 1 32 a m in Robert B Green hospital from injuries after a mysterious accident at the Southern Pacific railroad crossing at South Alamo and South Pores streets He was found beside the tracks unconscious with a triple compound fracture of the right leg and was taken to hospital at 1 am Wednesday
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Cecil Watts
Hanover Street
Mexico Safe, Tourists Told In Official Statement
Mexico City May 23 United States tourists were officially advised by the Mexican Government they could plan to visit Mexico this summer without fear of revolution. The interior department said the present is marked by insidious propaganda targeting Mexico and rumors of seditious movements are unfounded.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Department of the Interior
Central Catholic Graduation Set With 1940 Class
Central Catholic Senior School will graduate 34 at its commence ment exercises in Central Catholic and Morium at 8 p.m. Thursday. Henry B. Dielmann, assistant city attorney, will deliver the commencement address. Members of the 1940 class include Rudolph P. Barten Jr. and many others listed in the ceremony program.
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Central Catholic Senior School
Central Catholic
Morium
Henry B. Dielmann
City Alchrney
Rudolph P. Barten Jr. Lawre
Bereer
Pierre Ve Bernard
Hiehlér
Samuel T. Bilger
Leroy Has
Jerry P. Breen
Alfred J. Brosean
Claude If
Rackley Jr
Clifford J. Buerke
Elton
Charles , Jenke
Jamey J. Johnson
Joseph Kessler
Francia J. Kraus
Gus A. Erderhowale
Alfred J. Lazorde
Acustin
Larios
Frank T. Ket
William
Crd
Joh
Fienry X. Landam
Manned
Robert C. Meeks
Kinet Waterton
Anthony He Bearer
Dusts
Lenn Fils
Ward Wellene Dry Vietor H
Zepeda
Express FAM HEAD all American business at low point
Express FAM HEAD notes business at a low point with a cautious rally seen by WK N Merritt of Railway Express. He cites improving railway and air express barometer, growing South American trade, wheat shipments to Argentina, and rapid access to New York fashion items via express services. Merritt addresses South Texas groups and will speak at the Washington aeronautical conference with flowers from California shipments.
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WK. N. Merritt
Anaver
Railway Express Agency
Merritt
San Antonio
Railway
Air Express
South America
Argentina
United States
South American Air Express
Equator
Paris
America
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Speedy Express
Ihe
New York
Mir Express
Radi
Fifth Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Atlantic City
California
Three wooing Hoosier GOP delegates compete for Dewey
In Indianapolis on May 23 Indiana's 28 GOP delegates rush bids for presidential nomination. Rivalry grows as district caucuses select delegates and endorse candidates for U.S. Senate, governor, nine state offices. Dewey leads in efforts with Taft and Vandenberg among contenders.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Phe
Annevention
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Vet Groups Back Fifth Column Fight
Wil Rogers Post No 10 and allied veteran organizations in San Antonio endorse Mayor Maury Maverick in a drive against fifth columnists. George T. Smith, post commander, cites proximity of flying fields to the city and calls for close watch.
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Wil Rogers
Veterans Association
Thilllay
George T. Smith
For
Sam Houston
Normoyle
San Antonio
Smith
Maury Maverick
The
Antonio
Silva Hi Werweile
Post
Lightning Claims Sixteen Sheep on Taylor Range
A thunderstorm near Taylor and Georgetown in Williamson County killed 18 sheep at the Sam Easley farm Thursday. The storm caused two inches of rain and wind damage, uprooted trees, and briefly cut isolation on the Taylor area after Mustang Creek rose.
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Taylor
Sam Easley
Georgetown
Williamson County
Mustang Creek
Two Boys Caught Catching Pigeons In City Home
Police report by Officer A J Moore records two youths found in a house at 1660 West Magnolia Avenue on Thursday. Ten small pidgeons were nesting in an attic space.
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A. J. Moore
West Magnolia Avenue
Moore
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Ted
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Commerer
King
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Wooing
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