Iowa judge jails men over abduction and threat case
PEMARS Iowa May 27 18 Sign men were sentenced by Judge Earl Peters for their role in the abduction and threat end lynching of Judge C C Brady during last month’s farm riot in Rasburg. Those sentenced Include Matlin Rosure 45 Jann Sokelavelli 19 Laurente Erause 29 Theodore Haffman 95 Walter Tucker 33 and Albert Kelser 45. Rosburg received six months for interfering with justice and a suspended sentence on assault with intent to cause bodily harm. He was paroled to Sheriff Ralph Ainped.
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Pemars
Iowa
Earl Peters
C. C. Brady
Mozire
Matlin Rosure
Jann Sokelavelli
Laurente Erause
Theodore Haffman
Walter Tucker
Albert Kelser
gAdus Rhacges
Rasburg
Bradley
Peters
State
Puitice Rosburg
Jar
Ralph E Ainped
Trial Scheduled in Fatal Beating Case at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on May 27 George McLaughlin nephew of Mayor Leo P McLaughlin faces a manslaughter indictment. He is accused of beating Sidney B Long a tax office employee on January 16. Long a World War II veteran died two days after the assault.
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Hot Springs
Ark
George McLaughlin
Leo P. McLaushlin
McLaughlin
Sidney B. Long
Pledt
Long
Vital Statistics Avmarrriage Ticenees Jesu ed Benes A Ramby
Births reported list multiple individuals with names and addresses, detailing dates and locations of births, including several mothers and their newborns with street names and streets in Juarez. Burials and divorces noted with various names and terse identifiers.
Burkes Subpoena Battle Over Missing 1932 Checks
Deputies failed to locate former County Clerk Jack R Burke to serve a subpoena seeking public record checks linked to an audit. Justice of the Peace John F Onion issued the subpoena at the request of County Attorney BD F Davis, with Davis citing missing December 1932 thrust fund checks. Burke faces indictments for alleged misappropriation of public funds.
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Jack R. Burke
Justice of the Peace
John F. Onion
Atoney BD
F. Davis
Davis
George W. Huntress Jr
Five Bandits Rob Fort Worth Firm
Five bandits held up Bluebonnet Packing employees in Fort Worth and escaped with 150 dollars in cash and 500 dollars in checks after knocking the safe knob. Watchman R. E. Farhan his brother Weeley and Tom Seaton were loading a trek when the bandits appeared and covered them with guns.
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Fort Worth
Bluebonnet Packing Company
R. E. Farhan
Weeley
Tom Seaton
Riots in Free City of Danzig Reported Hurting Eighty
London Daily Express says last night s riots in the Free City of Danzig left around 80 people hurt as tensions rose over Merrin s elections. Nazi stock troopers patrolled the streets amid high excitement and security concerns.
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Danzig
London
London Daily Express
To Merrin
Daily Express
Courts Roundup of Fines and Cases Across District Courts
A compiled list from multiple courts shows traffic fines for Eddie Garza and others, acquittals, and various civil suits. Federal and county court entries include prohibition act arrests, insurance disputes, and divorce actions.
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A. L. Matlock
W. P. Fortis
Buck Whiten
Suarez
P. Corona
Federal District Court
H. C. McMulan
Wudge DoVal Weat
Cixi
Indiana
Southwestern Gas and Utilities Corporation
Grayburg Oil Company
U. S
Panl A Tockhart
Francisco and
Manuel Rodriguez
McCollum Burnett
Ellig J. Sherman
Ramon M. Perry
Justice of the Peace Court
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New York Casualty Sorpsny Vic. Bhs
Mattie Thompson
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August F Speary
M. Copnard
Trustes Ve
Jack Callzenault
Two Men Sentenced in Boettcher Kidnapping Case
In Denver federal court W Pearce and Arthur Youngberg pleaded guilty to kidnaping tied to the abduction of Charley Boettner I. Pearce received a 20 year term while Youngberg drew 16 years with a $10,000 fine.
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Boettcher
Denver
INS
W. Pearce
Arthur Youngberg
Charley Boettcner I
Jong Prinan
Pearet
Youngberg
Charity Baseball Game Set Between Rotary and Optimists
Readied for the third annual charity game at Tech field Monday night with ten thousand tickets distributed by charity groups to aid city children. A parade led by Reed Conurt and James Dynn will precede at 4 pm with clowns and rodeo acts. proceeds go to needy kids. Starting lineups remain secret.
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Rotary
Seimists
Tech Field
Lara
Reed Conurt
Optimists
James Dynn
Rotatians
Gas Dealers Indicted in Gregg County Tax Evasion Case
Sixteen East Texas gasoline dealers and agents were named as defendants in 23 indictments by the Gregg county grand jury. Charges allege violations of various sections of the gasoline tax law, with felonies carrying up to two years in prison and a $500 fine. Investigations into other alleged violations are ongoing. First Assistant District Attorney Robert K. Crain announced.
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Longview
Texas
INS
East Texas
Gregg County Grand Jury
Robert K. Crain
Burglar’s Bet Los Angeles Drug Store Targeted
May 27 report notes a Los Angeles drug store run by Robert Douglas has become a favorite target for stick-up men with five burglaries recorded there.
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Los Angeles
Insi
Robert Douglas
St Marys University Services Set for Sunday
St Marys University plans a Sunday morning chapel service starting at 8 45 a m with communion. A breakfast for seniors precedes a solemn high mass at the chapel with three former graduates at the altar. Celebrant is Rev Emmett B Kolodzie with deacon Rev A J Markovsky and sub deacon Very Rev Juan Binsquez. Rev Cullen F Deckers, class of 1928, will preach. Organist Rev Albert J Hasemann to play Gourod s Processional and other music. The university military unit received the highest rating of saltsactory from Capt Paw W Taylor.
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St. Mary's University
University
Vam
Emmett B. Kolodzie
A. J. Markov
Miller Elected New Head of Los Angeles Teachers Council
Miller a Ralph Waldo Emeraog junior school faculty member was elected president of the San Antonio Teachers council for 1993 and 1834 succeeding Fidel M Tatolle. He will represent the council at the National Educational Association convention in Chicago in July. Other officers elected include Miss Berta George first vice president Miss Constance Allen second vice president Miss Martha Kyler treasurer Mrs Clara Cole recording secretary Miss Jadys Black corresponding secretary Biles Grace Keeling parliamentarian Mrs Fannie Ripley press reporter and executive committee members Viola Moore Anna Brice Lulu Norman Beatrice Byers Tafolla and Mary Lou Hear The Light's rent 8 expert over KOND at 12 o'clock Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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L. A
Teachers’ Council
Qecar
Biles Grace Keeling
Fannie Ripley
Viola Moore
Anna Brice
Lulu Norman
Beatrice Byers
Tafolla
Burley Shipp Granted Full Pardon by Governor
Burley Shipp, whose San Antonio crime record peaked with a 1890 robbery conviction, received a full pardon from Governor mirism Ferguson on Saturday. He had been linked to the 1928 downtown theater robbery of cashier Miss Mary Webb, and prior indictments for forgery and passing bad checks were dismissed. He previously escaped from county jail while awaiting trial in Ninety-fourth District Court and was recaptured.
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Burley
Shipp
San Antonio
Mirism & Ferguson
Mary Webb
Victor
North Flores Street
Ninety-fourth District
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