Talking Back to Officer Costs Pair Two Hundred Each
A police report notes two individuals charged after verbal confrontations with an officer. Each defendant faces costs totaling two hundred dollars, reflecting court or processing fees. The incidents occurred in a urban precinct, with no injuries reported.
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Auto and streetcar crash shadows city night scene
A touring car overturned at Porter and Walters streets and struck a streetcar on 9 Tobin Hill, causing injuries. Fire units responded as bystanders filled the police captain's office for incidents of misconduct during the night. In a separate matter, Rev Dr J Frank Norris, acquitted last February in a defamation case, is cited in a damages petition by Chipps alleging his father was killed by Norris in a study at First Baptist Church, seeking 100000 in damages for anticipated estate growth.
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Porter
Walters
Tobin Hill
Jones and Dewer
Ieee Ang Hsif
Cees
Houston Street
J. Frank
Nopris
Chipps
Speed cars chase records at Atlantic City Speed Way
Two Commander roadsters and a sedan attempt to break stock car speed and endurance records at Atlantic City Speed Way. The cars have been driven nonstop since October, averaging over a mile per minute and pushing engine limits night and day.
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Commander
Atlantic City
Local Sheriff Interrogation Ends with Departure
A fragment describes Sheriff Walter M. Elison approaching after an interview, as a companion pockets items and mouths good luck. Mil i his cell is mentioned and a steel door clang signals the end of the scene, leaving a sense of abrupt closure.
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Walter M. Elison
Mili
Silisin Falke
Kelly Pilots Busy as Flying Resumes at Kelly Field
Kelly field student pilots keep full schedules in the basic course. The entire class is engaged with formation drills as the school prepares to move to Galveston on November 12 for gunnery practice at Fort Crockett.
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Kelly
Kelly Field
Galveston
Fort Crockett
Burial Conducted For Mrs Matthews At Travis Park Church
Funeral services were led by Harold W Bennett at Travis Park Methodist Church for Mrs Hat Pearl Blatthews Matthews 24 who died at her Bowne Up Mar Held housevard in San Antonio She was a Missouri native who had lived in the city 24 years Surviving are her husband D Ry Matthews a daughter Mildred Tear Matthews her father the Rev C M Licklider of Missouri a sister Miss Hazel Licklider and a brother Presley Marshall Licklider of Missouri
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Travis Park, Methodist Church
Tunday
Hat
Pearl Blatthews
Bowne
Mar
Mra. Matthews
Travis Park Church
Missouri
Santonio
D. Ry. Matthews
Mildred Tear Matthews
C. M. Licklider
Miss’ Hazel Licklider
Presley Marshall Licl
Missoni
Defense appeals to State Supreme Court in insanity case
As trial neared finish the defense urged the State Supreme Court to grant a new sanity trial in Lockhart alleging improper jury drawing and overruling defense motions by Judge Jeffrey. Supreme Court and Court of Appeals had refused intervention. A single word in Jeffrey's charge sealed Millicking's doom: No the attendant was insane.
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State Supreme Court
Lockhart
Jeffrey
Supreme [ Sour
Court of Appeals
Millicking
Phantom ship haunts Irish coast as rescue search goes on
News from London reports a grim Galway Mayo coast search for fishermen swept to sea by a violent storm. Tales speak of a phantom ship that trailed a fishing boat from Inishhóin, Galway, offering no aid and signaling disaster. Superstitions rise among locals as many breadwinners perish near home.
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London
West Coset
Ireland
Galway
Mayo
Inishhofin
Lackan
Texas Official Given 4 Years In Prison
Austin. Former division highway engineer M I Nochtrab was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary and his former chief clerk to two years in criminal district court Tuesday. Both pleaded guilty under an agreed statement with District Attorney J D Moore. One co defendant, H Josthke, namesake of three indictments, will be contested. The cases involve irregularities in the state highway department last year and total more than a sizeable amount.
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L. J.nochtrab
Lengineer
Kins
State Highway Department
Mner
Eayneel
Trict
J.D. Moore
H. Josthke
Texas Heroes Win Medals at Carnegie Fire Meeting
International News Service reports Carnegie Fire Commission honors forty six acts of heroism during a full meeting. Four gold medals and forty two bronze medals awarded to Texas heroes and survivors. Eighteen heroes died. dependents totaling 5400 are recognized with grants and potential additional allocations as approved by the commission.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Porter Perils 325 In Hospital Blaze To Rescue Woman
In Brooklyn a hospital fire destroyed the Methodist Episcopal staff building endangering 325 patients. Porter Ernest Rhodes, 42, claimed he started the blaze to stage a rescue for the woman he loved and is under observation in a ward after being removed from the scene.
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New’ York
Methodist Episcopat Hospital
Brooklyn
Ernest Rhodes
Porter
Rhodes
Thomas Brophy
Figure sails with companions near D'Hanis
A man traveled by boat with Fa Zinsmeyer and Tos Mozzles in the waters west of San Antonio near D'Hanis. The outing involved a tresoto bua and proceeded along the river area under local observation. The incident centers on the company and the location rather than any incident outcome.
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Tos Mozzles
D'Hanis
San Antonio
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