Bar association to probe alleged attorney malpractice
Marion Olson said the local bar association will soon file charges of professional malpractice against an unnamed San Antonio attorney. At a meeting on Wednesday Travis Mourland, president, authorized a seven member special committee to ferret out unlawful legal practices. W B Jack Ball was named committee chairman to draft resolutions in memory of association members who died during the past year.
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San Antonio
Bar Association
Marion Olson
Travis Mourland
W. B. Jack Ball
Ber Association
Olsen
Dedication of Highway Friday Plans by Local Officials
City, county and civic leaders will depart San Antonio at p.m. Friday from Auditorium Plaza to attend the dedication ceremonies of the Tew Seguin highway at the Bexar Guadalupe county lines at Clholo creek at 4. Following the ceremonies, the party will travel to the Guadalupe County courthouse where a motorcade from the Canadian border en route to Vera Cruz, Mexico, will be greeted.
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San Antonio
Auditorium Plaza
Bexar- Guadalupe
Clholo Creek
Guadalupe County Court House
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Oil Problems of Day Discussed at Tourist Club Meet
B O Stevenson led the San Antonio chamber of commerce monthly meeting at the San Antonio Tourist club in the Milami building Thursday noon. W R Smith and H R Briggs of the Engineers' Club discussed a tentative project for an underpass on Commerce Street. Mrs H R Riegler, manager of the Tourist club, outlined plans to entertain tourists this season. Officials of the MET railway announced special rates for Armistice Day races at Arlington Downs in Fort Worth.
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San Antonio Chamber’ of Commerce
San Antonio
M.E.T. Railway
Armis
Arlington Downs
Fort Worth
Divorce suit arguments heard in Ninety-Fourth district court
Judge W. W. McCrary heard the divorce case of Mrs. Terry Meade Scott versus Robert G. Scott in Colorado county. Attorneys spar over property division in what is described as one of the few contested divorces tried recently, with proceedings intermittent since October 6. The article also briefly notes a Sunday ad deadline for The Big Sunday Light.
Miners Warn of Open Warfare If Galleries Open
Uniontown Pa November 2 Striking miners warn that open warfare seems certain if the steel company opens galleries before a peace plan drawn by President Roosevelt is understood. A 1932 Ford V8 DeLuxe sedan for sale at 545. Classified ads.
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Roosevelt
Gec
Kendrick the Cowboy Senator Near Death in Wyoming
Sheridan Wyoming November 2 1a John B Kendrick 18 a cowboy who became a United States senator was near death from a cerebral hemorrhage One of the few remaining Texas trail-herders Kendrick educated himself in the saddle Before politics in 1910 he built a 200000 acre cattle ranch and amassed a cattle fortune
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Kendrick
Sheridan
Wyo
John B. Kendrick
United States
Guard Killed in Pamplona Theater Clash
In Pamplona on November 2 a civil guard corporal named Inocencio Tiundain was killed and another guard plus five Socialist workers injured when Socialists attempted to disarm guards patrolling the theater doors where a Rightist meeting was underway.
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Pamplona
Spain
Inocencio Tiundain
Governor Ferguson Signs Job Tax and County Salary Bill
Governor Miriam A Ferguson signed a bill from a special session levying an occupation tax on coin machines such as phonographs electric pianos and marble boards. She also approved a salary schedule fixing county commissioners pay in counties with 24 233 to 24 933 inhabitants.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Wiggin expounds five year income and big oil profits
Washington reports Albert H. Wiggin former Chase National Bank chairman testified before senate investigators on his five year total income of 5.98 million dollars and his personal federal taxes of 1.96 million. He disclosed family corporations earned 5.22 million in 1928 with costs, and described Sinclair Consolidated oil stock dealings and a large underwriting account with Cutten, Blair and Chase Securities details.
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Senate
Chase National Bank
Wigain
Lister
Wigeln Family
Pecora
Sinclair Consolidated Oil
Arthur Cutten
Chicago
Ms Common
Cuttes
Hrary F. Sinclair
Blair and Company
Chase Securities Corporaton
Shermer Corporation
Wigrin
Wiggin
Cutten
Sherman Corporation
Drowned in Cuban floods near Palma Rita de Cauta
Fourteen residents of Palma Rita de Cauta drowned as floods from the Gauto river rose in Cuba. The disaster damaged rail lines between Ban Tal and Guantanamo and several coffee estates after a heavy rainstorm.
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Santiago
Cuba
Gauto
Palma Rito de Cauta
Ban Tals
Guantanamo
Insull Extradition Protested by U S in Athens
U S ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh filed a protest with Greek Foreign Minister Maximos over the Court of Appeals ruling to free Samuel Insull, the indicted former Chicago magnate. Maximos regretted the U S failure to obtain extradition but said Greece could not intervene.
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Insull
U. S
Athens
INS
Lincoln
MacVeagh
Greece
Maximos
Court of Appeals
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Texas Guinan Hospitalized After Strenuous Stage
Texas Guinan, famed night club queen, was admitted to a Vancouver general hospital after a strenuous stage four performance. Her condition was described as not serious and the exact illness was not disclosed.
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Texas
Guinan
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Texas Guinan
General Hospital
Students Declare Pacifist Stand at Columbia
Two hundred student delegates from every Columbia University branch declared against any cooperation with the United States war department in the event of war. The protest signals a broad pacifist stance within the campus during a time of rising international tension.
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New York
Columbia University
United States War Department
Wholesale commodity prices rise in latest week
An increase of one half of 1 per cent in wholesale commodity prices during the week ended October 28 left the Index at 70.9, reported today by the area labor statistics. For the two weeks prior to October 29, prices showed a downward trend. Pronounced advances in wholesale prices of farm products and manufactured foods were cited as the chief cause of the rise in the general price level.
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Washington, D. C
Iabor
Chicago Teachers Receive February Pay As City Closes Lapse
Chicago teachers were paid today for the last half of February marking their first cash payday in two months. Total checks issued amounted to 1,973,416 dollars as the city settled payroll.
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