Girl Takes Tan For Fatih Weatherford Trial
Weatherford Texas November 17 witnesses testified about threats made by Tom Walton against his father in law Hamilton before a fatal shooting. University of Texas and Amarillo connections emerged as several women from Gaia Pai Bela testified Walton vowed to kill Hamilton and Theresa. Witnesses described Walton’s anger over not seeing Theresa during her hospital stay and indicated plans to remove rivals to the marriage. The jury heard from friends, relatives, and political figures about the threat events and Walton’s behavior surrounding the case.
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Weatherford
Tom Walton
RL 1
Hamilton
Tie
Walton
Noom
Weatherworl
Texas
Tom Walton Jr
University of Tewas
Amarillo
Gaia Pai Bela
Dhe
Texae Entreme Court
Austin
Janet Caner
Dallae Deels
Staup Amine
Ber
Vaileon
Cherisa
Itahoma
Gem
Heman
Mins Carter
Alice Piersin
Hio
Sriloesses
Theresa
Welen
W. A. Keeling
Lexus
Art Warth
W. A. Banger
Atnte
Hal Lattimore
Jimige
Ramilton
Saylor University
Abep
Mamilton
Thuy
Jenel Carter
Dallas
Helena Therena Horie
Wreton Dre
Pacific Coast Steel Merger Shapes Industry Era
Historic move sees United States Steel purchase of Columbia company, expanding annual capacity to 340,000 grimylors and shifting production from Atlantic to Pacific. Myron G. Taylor and Farrell will lead a unified effort to produce steel via electricity, reducing overhead and reorienting toward market demand on the West Coast.
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Neha
United States Steel
Casper
Lion
Humbin
Steel Corporation
Piggeat Orgunitention
Pacific Coast
Ttix
California
Pacific
Alberto
Columbia Company
Steel
Myron G. Taylor
Farrell
Utah
Ara
United States
Columbia River
Judge Postpones Giving Pantages Attack Sentence
In Los Angeles on November 1 Alexander Pantages faced postponement of his sentence for attacking Eunice Wringle. Trial Judge Chirltia W. Fricke granted the continuance to November 7 at the request of Pantages's attorneys. Pantages appeared in court in handcuffs as his aunt-in-law, Mrs. Livermore Mendenhall, wept and watched him return to jail after a brief session.
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WOK
Murder Trial of Agent Progresses
In Oklahoma a murder trial resumes with Jeff Harris facing a murder charge for killing Oscar Lowrey during a Fourth of July raid. Harris, a federal agent, stakes his defense on his own account of the shooting, declining to call other major witnesses.
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Cnandlel
Oka
Nemey Stere
Jeff Harris
Fedlern Dry
Harris
Oscar Lowrey
Oklahoma
Hoover Lets Ohio Fill Its Vacancy
President Hoover will adhere to his handoff policy in nominating a successor to the late Senator from Ohio. A White House inquiry indicated Governor Cooper had not communicated with the president about the appointment, which was expected to come soon.
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Washington, J. C
Hoover
Theodore J. [Efon
Ohio
Cooper
Soviet Airplane Begins World Tour to New York
The Russian plane Land of the Soviets left Ford Airport at HeRborn at 6 10 a m heading to New York on its world tour. The team had been delayed two days by bad weather but now plans to reach New York nonstop.
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N. Y
Detroit
Ford
Hearborn
New York
Treasurer Jailed on Fraud Charges in Mich. Probe Led by Audit
WOENT Michigan reports Treasurer Jailed on suspected fraud as auditors search for embezzlement links. Bunnell Rowley, general revenue head, faces questioning while a special audit broadened today.
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Woent
Mich
Fir— Housht
Hin Xen Beg
Bunnell
Rowley
Renner
Generen Rinewnk
Chewing Gum Aids In Jail Break
In Saint Cloud Minnesota on November 1 inmates Hendricks and Len C Munibert escaped Stearns County Jail by chewing gum to dull the saws and cutting their way through two security bars. The jail, deemed escape proof for its steel cage, had housed them on bank robbery charges.
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St, Cloud
Minn
Dur Hendricks
Len C. Munibert
Stearns County
Lars
Stearns
Night Auction Controversy Ends With City Hearing
A fragmented report notes an Orbio Night Auction at Moreton Street facing cancellation after mayor and city attorney disputed charges of mismanagement and fraud. Gomez testified the venue was well lit, while authorities cited lighting as aiding fraud. A retraction and plan to bar future night sales were proposed by Commissioner Paul Steffler. The city will convene at 10 a.m. Saturday to pass a likely ordinance restricting such auctions.
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Sion
Miliondei
Wale
Moreton Street
Yar Weer
CG. M. Chitmary
Citicio Digest
Cobba Dr
Cobba Dr, City Attornee, Representing the City, and Truce Teaganlon
Paul Steffler
Av Cortez
Garner Again Target of Lobby at Wasuington
Fragmented OCR reveals a Senate lobby committee hearing where AL Renall and others testified on alleged influence aimed at swaying Congress. Questions focus on whispering friends and letters from White to Arnold referencing Garner and Watson. Page 12, Cal. 4.
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Wasuington
D. AL Renall
Senate
Lotay Uhat
Congress
Revald
Geith Mssoviavins
Racine
Akes
Walsh
Win
Wan Garner
Tess
Arnold Sith
Garner
House
White
Arnold
Johnny
U Relcher
del Fio
Veras
Cluff
Walsl
Arnold Grnvmunly
Arnelil Ty White
Watson
Cal
Hallett Prison Sentence for Ex-Secretary Fall
A corrupted plea and trial result in Albert Fall being sentenced to one year in prison and a $100,000 fine for accepting a bribe connected with the Teapot Dome affair. The judgment cited his poor health and recommended mercy, with an automatic stay pending appeal. The case marks a historic federal penalty against a cabinet officer.
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Washington, D.C
Albert Fi. Fall
Interion
Sas
Robewy
Rhel Unlivernia Oll
Lk Ems Naval Reserve
Rheer
Bower
Villa Uiez
Devel
Pall
Fail
Hin. Hoorever
Distriet of
Columbia
Harry BF
Sinclair
Laplaiss
Duatice Eitz
Maximuy
Fall
Sloan Stock Drop Surprises General Motors Leader
Alfred P. Sloan, president of General Motors, expressed surprise at a stock market drop. He said business conditions were sound and questioned the logic behind the recent declines, noting no clear reason for the actions affecting General Motors and other stocks.
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New York
Europe
Alfred P. Sloaner
General Motors
Sloan
Pleasant Weather Forecast For 8.4 With Clear Skies
Meteorologist J A Jarhoc predicts pleasant weather with clear skies for San Antonio and vicinity for the next 26 hours. Light winds and rising temperatures expected Friday night. Freezing conditions possible in Pan Bande and Trost area, with a drop to around 2 degrees in North Lexie early Friday morning.
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San Antonis
J. A. Jarhoc
Lexie
Sin Antonio
Sarran and Wife Hospitalized Together
Thoth J. G. Saeenn and his wife are patients at Santa Roya hospital. Attendants reported Monday they were admitted together several days ago and it is expected Mee, Sarran will undergo an operation. Surgeons consider another operation but have not decided. Mrs Sarran reportedly undergoing a separate procedure and appearing to recover. Sarran returned from an international fire chiefs convention.
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J. G. Saeenn
Santa Roya Hosital
Mrnday
Mee
Sarran
Sarran Way Operatet Pom Ek,cently, and Appearer To Be Surfecing P
Farm Position Is Declared Stronger in November Report
The department of agriculture announced that in November the farm sector held a stronger position than a year ago due to lower production and higher prices. The briefnote cites improved conditions and indicates ongoing adjustments in output and market dynamics.
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Wasttington. D. G
Department of Agriculence
Minnesota Attorney General Pick Youngquist for Post
Washington November 1. GHG. A Youngquist attorney general of Minnesota has been selected by President Hir en to succeed Mire. Mabel Walkes Willebrand as assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition enforcement.
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Youngquist
Mabel
Hoover to Visit Rapidan Camp for Fishing Trip
President Hoover plans a weekend fishing trip to Rapidan Camp following a weather change that prompted the decision. The trip aims to unwind after active days in Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Kapitan River
Grand jury probes local crime as cases cited for murder
Assistant attorney general Galloway Cabonn began an investigation into local crime conditions Friday while a grand jury in the Ninety-fourth District court adjourned after examining the shooting of Ory Agent Charles Stevens two months earlier. The final report mentions possible murder charges for Martin Castleer Meg Clelvin Red Schenck and Tog Worle ta, with the next grand jury set for the Thirty-seventh District court. Authorities plan to pursue organized crime actions statewide as Calhoun faces reassignment and further investigations continue in geologic conditions here.
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Galloway Cabonn
Ninety-fourth
Ory
Charles Stevens
Uwee Kilday
Ruu
Br Thes Grand Jors
W. W. McCrory Fridey
Steves
Martin Castleer
Meg Clelvin
Red
Fripor
Stephrn Keaing
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable details about a local sale action. The readable fragments mention a public sale and local officials, with missing specifics on date and participants.
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Tan
Fatih
Senator Nye
Arthur Brisbane
Pyo., Inc
Stock Exchange
Hluk Menna
Apeellatorn
Yige
Ie Federal Reserve
ORBIO
Salon
H. G. Wells
G. Wells
Wife
Rapidan Camp
Stevens
Piceture
Brycer
George Wena
Sear
Cott
Calhoun
San Antomiba
Sk. Te
Abs of
State Department
Stade
Dagke
Dana
Ray
Miss Pat
Elenare Mehra
Nerale
Chickie
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