Jelke Divorce Trial Nears End in Alabama and New York
Geneia Woodward Jelke, ex wife of Oliver Jelke, testified in a Birmingham divorce case accusing him of assaults and threats. She described beatings at the Mayfair hotel and an attack that left a lump on her head, while Jelke denied infidelity and blamed finances for the divorce battle.
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Rewport
F. 1
Igenia Woodward Jelke
Alabama
Wilt Prager Jelke
Newport
New York
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Ollie
Ata
Jelke
Tria
Ney
Voun
Lo Ilraducs
Mayfair
Lonan
Ammick
T & the Quates Arts
Paris
Cotton Market Finds Mixed Open as New Orleans Trade Opens
New Orleans on May 24 reports a mixed cotton market with gains at opening and firm support into the later session. Prices show December futures up while nearby months show modest strength, with October near 8.08 and December around 171.15. Trading reflects cautious demand and ongoing currency-hedge activity as farmers and merchants adjust to varied signals in the market.
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New Orleans
Ciiler
Ina Hirar
Prieta
NEW York Sugar
New York
Nis Rum
Chilnpines
Alice
Buvins
Thal Pomilon
Winer
Vrdue
Metline
Support of Son Sought in Suit Filed by Mother
A court proceeding in Ninety-fourth district court involves Ghrios Guerguin seeking support for his minor son Cartas. The mother alleges failure to provide support. Judge McCrary overruled Aptio HOOKING to halt proceedings. The case centers on alimony and the couple’s relationship with the child.
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Ghrios Guerguin
Cartas
Ianuary
McCrary
Wirt
Leuiau i
Edison High School 10 Graduates to Receive Diplomas
Ten students will graduate from Edison High School in the 4th annual commencement at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Civic Auditorium. Rev J M Todd of Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church will give the invocation. Dr G Hays, board of education president, will present diplomas as W F Sylves, principal, awards. William M McTotosh of The Light will deliver the address, introduced by F S Kakeley, superintendent. Music by Mary Louise Cross and others. Class sponsors are Maxer Kroschel and Miss MacGarrett. Names include Nonnie Lee Bowman, Phynella Hubterd Burleson, Mary Louise Cross, Linna Mae Jankinson, Lillian Lorraine Hedges, Elsa Doris Hoerbel, Helen Herbel, Mary Ruth Langley, and many more.
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Edison High School
Échival
J M. Todd
Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church
G. Hays
Board of Education of
Los Angeles
Heigirls Independent
W. F. Sylves Peers
William M. McTo
Nonnie Lee Bowman
Phynella Hubterd Burleson
Mary Louise Cross
Linna Mae Iankinson
Lillian Lorraine Hedges
Elsa Doris Hoerbel
Helen Herbel
Mary Ruth Langley
Gladys Lorraine Laenhard
Eva Virginia Livingston
Florence Moses
Lucy Kathryn Ferkins
Elsie Robbing
Katherine Amelia Stevens
Gladys Pearl Sohn
Charles Otho Brown
Melvin Marshall Cutrier
John Feack Wren
Richard George Fitspatrick
Martin Prank- UN
Henry Russell Fyeiling
Ven Daring Fustice
Justin Hickey
James Lamar
James Thomas Milllet
Jack Maverick Mellarrauga
Douglas Lamarl Perkins
Jess Robinson
William August Sictile
Fred John Wolmp Jr
Grain Market News and Market Mood Prevail
Grain market notes from San Antonio and surrounding areas describe fluctuating prices with wheat up over four cents from Monday and corn inching higher. Traders await guidance from Liverpool and embassy reports while ambassadorships push price expectations. producers anticipate higher prices next year amid potential policy shifts.
New Arrivals at Market Amid Midweek Uptick
The market reports fresh arrivals from Oregon and California with a wide range of fruits and vegetables. Strawberries, lettuce, cantaloupes, and greens headline a diverse list priced per crate, box, or bushel, reflecting a steady midweek demand and regional supplier names.
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Mlestuel
California
Ninjox
Wintor Gadiea
Velicinya
Parmens
Ili Tlawer
Sria Crate
SAO Naif Srs Gheiries
Stock Market Kindle In Early May Trading Flurry
New York May 4 The stock market opened with gains led by major groups. Wet group movers included Union Pacific, National Distillers, and Consolidated Gas, while U S Steel, General Motors, and New York Central lagged. Foreign exchange weakened slightly as Sterling slid and silver shares rose amid bull market signals.
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York
Union Faattle
National Disult Bra
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
Allied Chemlend
Americate Can
Ovens
Miinols
du Pont
National Stacl
Johns
Manville
U.S Steel
General Motors
New York
Falls
Nalsonal Dastillers
Linton Pacific
Nan
New York Central
Delaware
Hudgen
Vesnion Agadem Weshurine United States
Willa
van Are
Letiin
Pacific
Vance
Bulligh
Neain
Union Carbide
Commercial Solventa
Mathieson Alkali
Americary Dalely
Pov Wivanis
Agatnet Bnbl Vie
Lal Venr
Cadona Hurt Ends Aerialist Career Rumor Hails From Long Beach
Long Beach California May 24 Alfredo Cadona noted aerialist with Ringling Brothers may have ended his performing career from an arm injury sustained during a Madison Square Garden act. Cadona widowed by Lillian Leitzel after a fatal Copenhagen fall. relatives reside in San Antonio and Ban Antonie. The Circus Fauna chapter honors the Cadona name, led nationally by Harry Burle. Cadona and Galo wintered in San Antonio and trained in its gymnasium.
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Long Beach
Calif
Alfredo Cadona
Edward Covens
Ring- Ung Slathers Circus
Madison Square Garden
New York
Lillian Leitzel
Copenhagen
Alfredo Godang
Ban Antonie
Circus Fauna Association
Harry Burlebere
San Antonio
Cadona
Galo
Godana
Athesing Brothers
Barrie
Bailey
Insurance Suit Near End in U8 Court Trial
The trial of Edgar Allen Williams versus Employers' Liability Assurance Company for London nears completion in Berteral Wisteret court. Testimony centers on a life insurance policy and alleged financial misaction to obtain a $10,000 interest. Williams claims a shortua injury from an accidental discharge, while the company says the premium check was cashed.
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Edgar Allen Williams
Rent Estate
Joan Ian
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation For
London
Pest
Berteral Wisteret Courk Werthesday
Cotterndl
Willian
Snsuyanes
Lint L Reser
Williams
Fort Logan Hit by Severe Windstorm
A severe windstorm damaged Fort Logan causing destruction to housing and electrical systems. Army units reported limited injuries and several civilian shelters or tents were damaged, with hospital tents reportedly impacted.
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Fort Logan
Logar
Gala
Hhlonmalion
Hidalgo Resumes Jobless Relief Work
May 24 in McAllen Hidalgo county relief officials resumed work aiding unemployed residents. The effort aims to distribute money and food supplies to families facing hardship amid lingering economic strain.
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M'Allen
Joldens
Iindgo Coney
Ngunood Tery
County Relief
Ofticlats
Dali Ale
Kindy
Heling Monde
McAllen
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing WEDNESDAY
Congress debates impeachment trial strategy and banking, foreign relations, and public works. Committees study reforms, insurance, and corporate finance while executive sessions shape organization bills and federal oversight. Senatorial testimony and conference reports frame administration securities and Glass-Steagall reform discussions.
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PL Morgan and Company
Tquiry
Toreign Relations
Anint Committee
Howe
Glass-Steagall
Belepred
Meradfen
Pennsslyns Aia
Treasury
Federa
N& Public Works
Indus
Suit on Bond Fled in Court Against Fort Sam Houston Official
A government suit was filed Wednesday against Maj. Goine bys of Fort Sam Houston alleging misuse of government funds. The complaint cites overpaying soldiers and frontality payments, claiming about £16,000 was paid and seeking $120.01 to be reclaimed plus other disallowed payments. The case names attorney John D. Harlan and targets misused allowances and claimed items.
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Comugys
Fort Sam Houston
Sbirough Tts
John D. Harlan
Goinebys
Soldier No-Billed in Fatal Shooting Case
A war era grand jury declined indicting on April 12 in the Esplin killing. Names and details are garbled but indicate a military squadron head and county authorities reporting no bill in the fatal shooting.
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Ane R. Nauk
Randolph Teli
Esplin
Chilis
Second District Court
Grand Jury
MS Weekly
Renal
B. Anderson
Grand Jury Report Silent on 3.2 Beer
A weekly grand jury report notes 23 indictments and 3 trials with no mention of 3.2 beer investigations. The document cites activities and names, including Anderson and Wetineaday, in a terse legal briefing.
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Anderson Wetineaday
Indietmnenis
Mitchell Deal to Lobby Sank During 1920s Trial
The document reports on Gerard Swope testifying about Charles B. Mitchell, former National City Bank chairman, who allegedly sought to record stock losses to avoid income taxes. Mitchell bought and sold stock tied to Morgans as collateral, used funds from an informal meeting, and later repurchased shares as the value dropped.
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New York
Gerard Swope
Lesbmony
Charles BE. Mitchell
Mitchell
National Gily Company
National City Bank
National City Campany
Jake Smies
Swape
Na- Hoval City Bank
National City Company
Urefeck
Mitchelboven
Morgans
Fehen
Swope
Lime Ib
Poultry and Produce Prices in New York Markets
AP report outlines mixed poultry and produce quotes in New York on May 2, noting firmness in some items and changes in others. Prices for broilers and eggs vary by region, with Chicago and Milwaukee markets cited for related commodities.
London Metals and New York Markets Report Sluggish Prices
May 1 to May 4 market notes show London metals quoted in pounds with varied gains and losses, including copper nicks and tin, while New York silver holds steady and futures show thin movement. Analysts cite modest demand and fluctuating short-term rates as factors affecting prices.
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London Metals
London
York
County Sues Over 12000 Fee Dispute in Bexar County
J Ben Stoner who did a 1991 tax equalisation survey files suit in Seventy-intra District court seeking 12000 unpaid by Bexar County. County paid 48 dollars. refused rest citing missing maps. Stoner claims county commissioners’ court, led by Judge Frost Woodhull, used his survey as a campaign issue to justify underpayment.
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J Ben Stoner
Bexar County
Stoner
Stone
Frost Woodhull
William A. Warebavh
Woodhull
Deportation of 24 Corpus Aliens Authorized
Twenty four aliens are to be deported this week by immigration authorities. Four aliens, under custody of Wallace J. Mangum, were sent to Laredo previously. The proceedings reflect ongoing deportation actions and related custody details.
Market Report on Tomato and Produce Movements
The bulletin outlines heavy tomato supplies from Texas and other states, with notes on onions, citrus, and peppers. It tracks arrival dates, market prices, and regional shipments to New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, naming several origins and ports.
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LS. Bureau of Agricultural Keoon
Texam Department
Auricultate
San Aututrio
Chanih
Cuenwrrees
Sarto Opment de Ranting
Sui” Veghyablg
U.S
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Law Ruling on Foreclosure Law Faces Delivery
The legality of a new mortgage foreclosure law is set for passage after a judge explained its aim to guide lawyers and those affected. Judge Tayloe of Dallas reviews records and statutes to ensure clarity while hearings on seven cases challenge foreclosures and contract regulations between parties.
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Tayloe
aTy- Joe
Dallas
Béeauen
Purse Returned to Local Woman After Post Office Find
A downtown area purse was found after an early Wednesday search at the post office. Postmaster J W Puller reported the owner, Mrs Aeth, had entrusted the bag to the office and it was later handed to her by an employee who located the purse in a department compartment.
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Huwan Hall
J. Ww
Puller
Council Appoints Nominating Body for Local Directors
A committee is appointed to nominate new directors for Lie Sayanonia by OL. PL Sebnabed, identified as president connel, heads the group with Mrs. WOE. Pent of the City Federation of Warmers clubs and Bailey Boyton of the JWNer chamber of commerce among the members. The body will act for Dine 5.
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Sayanonia
Connel
OL. PL Sebnabed
Eit Geeaident
Ieramolitee
Pioneer Visits County Officials in Karnes County
An unclear report recounts a visit by county commissioner Pionegr to Karnes County. It mentions Captain Tom Ross, a federal court interpreter and frontier association figures, and hints at renewed ties and local civic activities amid confusing OCR fragments.
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Pionegr
Vim Bier
Karnes County
Tom Ross
Texaa
New York Prohibition Referendum Results Reported
Albany ballot tallies show New York voters approving the Prohibition Referendum by a wide margin. State totals: repeal supporters 1,478,607. opponents 120,142. Delegates plan to repeal and add New York to five others by June 27, with federal implications discussed by Janet Shouse of the Anti Prohibition Association.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Ew Fork
Trescay
Jal
New York State
Livestock Market Report and Prices Across Regions
A fragmented livestock sales update shows cattle and calves at various weights with mixed receipts and pricing. Traders report open bids, steady to higher prices for fed steers and heifers, while feeders and sows show uneven demand across multiple yards and regions.
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