Woman Denies Knowledge of Liquor Case In Court
Virginia Rische a 26 year old mother of four testified she knew nothing of liquor violations at Virgil Smith and Jeanne Carlos Green house where agents found 392 gallons whiskey 79 gallons gin and wine. She said she cooked meals for Smith for 7 dollars weekly and attended to her own business to support her children. The witness said she smelled mash but did not know its meaning. Her mother Mrs. Lela Thomson testified to familial ties. Smith and Green were her son in law. A Washington federal judge overruled motions to suppress evidence and press on with the hearing continues.
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Federal District Court
Virginia Rische
Amall
Federal Wents
Rische
Virgil Lee Smith
Jeinca Carlos Green
Smith
Egbert Schweppe
Uquor
Lela Thomson
Green
Mith
Fo. McMillan
Leonard Brown
Defou
Tickett Master in Board Suit Hearings Scheduled
HH. Blekett Jr., attorney, announced he has accepted appointment as master in chancery to hear a controversy filed in federal court over marble game boards. Automatic Industries of Ohio claims patent rights violations by several firms. A hearing is set within a week or ten days.
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HH. Blekett Jr
Automatic Industries of
Ohio
Birkett
Gay Hair Beer Kemedy Made to Vary Hair Color and Shine
A home hair treatment mixes beer water glycerine and Barbo Compound to alter hair color and sheen. The maker claims it softens and glos ses, does not color the scalp, and won t stiffen or clog hair. recommended use is twice weekly until the desired shave result is achieved.
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Barto
Bullet to Real Man Sparks Texas Field Return
In Big Spring Texas on November 1 a Mexican migrant Pete Correa, 490 pounds, survived a gunshot to the head from a .42 caliber pistol after an argument. He went to a hospital then left against treatment, attended a hearing for the attacker, who is free on a 750 bond, and returned to cotton fields.
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Big Spring
Texas
Pete Correa
Correa
Eniton Fields
Water Well Found at 25 Feet on 8 A Postoffice Site
Terrell Bartlett, ground survey engineer for the federal building site, dug a test hole where water was struck at 25 feet. Postmaster P G Lucas said Washington officials have been notified and the test hole work is delayed pending a representative's arrival.
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8. A
Terrell Bartlett
Federal Building
Washington
P. G. Lucas
Lucas
Patience of federal agents leads to liquor haul case
In Los Angeles Heights a residence on Viendo street served as a liquor store house. Weyman W. Woolsey, held on a $1000 bond, faced charges after agents raided at dawn and found 411 gallons of whiskey, gear, barrels, and kegs. Woolsey claimed to be a roomer as officers sought a search warrant.
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Federal
Weyman W. Woolsey
la Angeles Heights
Viendo Street
United States
Paul A. Lockhert
Woolsey
la Lockhart
Homes Tossed Into Jamaica Bay by High Wind
A New York report describes wind driven waves pounding Jamaica Bay Broad Channel causing bungalows on stilts to topple into the water. Fire followed the collapse of the flimsy bungalow colony as residents sought safety. ambulances treated several minor injuries while onlookers could not assist effectively.
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New. York
Jamaica Bay
Broad Channel
Store the Water Inc
Jury Absentee Arrests in Fifty-Seventh District Court
Judge R B Minor issued attachments for twelve men who failed to answer jury summons in Fifty-seventh District Court. Each was directed to be taken into custody by the sheriff, released on a $40 bond, and to appear on November 14 to show cause why they should not be held in contempt of court for not reporting. The defendants include W Wright Felton Boyle C M Wlamas S Gomez Daniel W Marini N M Jardin Rafael Medina O Dakers Jesus M Esquibel Jr Wi Ne Green David Rodler and R C Wright.
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R. B. Minor
Minor
W. Wright
Felton Boyle
C. M. Wlamas
5. Gomez
Daniel W. Marini
N.M. Jardin
Rafael Medina
Dakers
Jesus M. Esquibel Jr
Ne Green
David Rodler
R. C. Wright
Graduate Nurses Hear Lectures at District Meeting
Officers of the San Antonio district of the Graduate Nurses association of Texas met at the St. Anthony hotel to be elected Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday morning featured lectures on modern nursing methods and talks on curtailing nurse graduations. Miss Louise Dietrich of El Paso, secretary of the Texas Nurses association, declared the nursing field overcrowded.
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San Antonio
Graduate’ Nurser’ Association of Texas
St. Anthony
Texas
Louise Dietrich
el Paso
Texas Nurses’ Association
1000 Musicians Attend Fifth District Music Meet
About 1000 musicians and music lovers will gather in San Antonio for the annual convention of the Fifth district of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs, April 26 to 29. Howell Jones of the Chamber of Commerce told by Mrs L Carson that San Antonio was chosen by the district board at a meeting in Dallas.
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San Antonio
Fifth District
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Howell Jones
Chamber of Commerce
L. Carson
Dalles
Thanksgiving Rate Offered by MET Lines
A one dollar round trip fare between San Antonio and Austin will be offered on Thanksgiving Day by MET lines. Ed Brendel announced the deal to help football fans travel to the Texas University versus A and M game. The plan aims to boost attendance and ease transport for the annual matchup.
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San Antonio
Austin
M.E.T. Lines
Ed Brendel
Rall
Texas University
MM. College
Four Oil Proration Cases Set For Three Judges in Austin
Four cases against the Texas railroad commission will be heard in Austin by a three judge court on November 4 and 5. Federal Judge DuVal West announced the hearings after confirming reports the matters had been heard. The cases involve Texana Gas City Service Gas Humble Oil and Refining McElroy companies with issues on natural gas rules in the Panhandle and oil proration in East Texas and other fields.
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Texas
Austin
DuVal West
West
Railroad Commission
Texas Railroad Commission
Het
Texana Gas Company
Cities Service Gas Company
Humble Oland Refining Company
McElroy Company
Panhandle
East Texas
Humble
State Railroad Commission
Plans to Put 2000 Laborers to Work Discussed
Central unemployment relief committee met at Porter A. Whaley's chamber of commerce office to outline winter jobs for 2000 San Antonio laborers. 300 men worked Monday and plans to rotate positions. W. G. Johnson chaired as president Tuesday. John Brown reported for jury duty in Scott County.
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Central Unemployment Reef Committee
San Antonio
Porter A. Whaley
Chamber of Commerce
W.G. Johnson
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Frost Bros
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