Bonner Charge Reopens In Corpus Christi Case
An eight year old bombing case in Corpus Christi resurfaces with new testimony. Investigator Feliciano Florey stated a witness provided a written statement a month earlier. Bonner, arrested after the indictment, was released on bond as the district attorney pursues further probe and a potential new trial.
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Blacksmith Navy Navarra Survives Nighttime Attack
A blacksmith named Navarra of North Street Marya Alley was attacked while at his anvil. He sustained a right eye injury. doctors at Sipbert J. Green Hospital performed a defense operation and removed the bullet with a magnet.
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Train Wheel Accident Victim Treated at Green Hospital
Victim identified as 44 year old Keitln Escobeilo reportedly fell under a freight train near a north city stop. He sustained a crushed hand and multiple injuries with two fingers severed, treated at Green Hospital. details were not released.
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Confessions in St Louis Slaying Case Persist
St Louis officials scrutinize all five confessions by Gina Piel an alleged 16 year old in the razor killing of Mrs Helen Paddux near St Louis Woods. Investigators seek more statements to resolve discrepancies while Maddox and Walter Maddox face related charges.
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Crime Decrease in Chicago Highlighted by Chief Justice
CIHIVAGA reports a municipal court survey by Chief Justice Tolin J. Sonateby noting Chicago’s population rose by about 400,000 in ten years while crime fell, especially in the last three years. Improved police activity and reduced migration are cited as factors in fewer offenders being held.
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The Superfluous Woman Revisited in Modern Life
A reflection on the so called Superfluous Woman once listed by the census as females without occupation. The piece argues against that label, praising health and independence of women in education business and home life. It promotes Nujol as a health aid endorsed by testimonials from women in school and work.
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Governor's Palace Handbook to Be Placed in Shrine
A handbook detailing the Spanish governor's story will be placed in the Governor's Palace for visitors' use. Mrs. S J Weighting won a contest to prepare material, with Wright and others contributing. The manuscript covers the Henry I stators and the era of San Fernando and Desastndor Spanish rule.
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Ex-Mechanic Takes Office in Chi-Ilit Governorship
A former forage mechanic named Dixas Soy, age 26, who rode with riders in KE Paso and turned aviation enthusiast, was inducted yesterday by the interopislature in East Dies amid political turmoil. Ves Critz resigned after a push for vice chief executive amid governance tensions in Chi- Imekna.
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Board to Vote on Negro School Site
A regning meeting Tuesday afternoon will consider a site for the new Negro junior school. W I Williams, chair man of the site committee, says the committee will recommend no site for bond consideration. Flex declined to designate the location and residents protested previous board actions.
New York Grand Opera Opens Forty Seventh Season
New York November 8 the Metropolitan Opera opened its forty seventh season with a lavish show. About 4000 attendees paid around 25000 dollars to hear Rosa Vanselle sing Verdi’s Aida accompanied by a distinguished ensemble including Laurie Volpi De Lad Annaian Ran Gan itolti Miss Agener and Mune in notable performances.
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Man Kills Rattlesnake on Front Porch in Morning Incident
Brenner of 10 Brenner HAG Cottonwoel street moved warily Tuesday after killing a rattlesnake on his front porch. He heard a noise, turned on the light, and found a rattler with eight rattles before dispatching it.
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San Antonio Law Student Named Honor Council Member
James Gregg of San Antonio, a senior at the University of Texas School of Law, has been selected as a member of the honor council at the law school.
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Fires session opens at State Congress of the American Revolution
Houston scene as Mercy W P B McPaddly Beaumont presides over opening events. National and state officers attend with distinquished guests. Minutes read from last meeting and the Washington D C congress. Memorial service honors deceased women and youth of the American Revolution with a flag and presentation by family members.
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League Gratified Over Arms Truce News
The League of Nations expresses satisfaction at Washington’s view that the one year armaments truce is morally effective. Replies from 37 governments are under analysis as Tehran authorities discuss days for disarmament ahead of the February conference. Dungarin sent its affirmative reply today, increasing total responses to 47.
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Loot Recovered After Raid Leads to Two Arrests
Detectives PC Hardcastle and Ed die Amacker raided a Tampico street house early Tuesday, arresting two men amid raids tied to recent filling station robberies. One suspect swallowed morphine and was treated at Robert R. Green Hospital before being returned to jail.
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Hoover inquiry meets with Navy relief delay and open parley
The Hoover committee examining Navy policy faced absences and delay as two members remained missing and others declined leadership roles. Secretary Adams defended the administration while urging candor about naval budget limits and government aims. The panel eyed open sessions to avoid perceived bias and to satisfy public scrutiny.
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Bank Bandit Swallows Poison After Robbery
Nov 3 to 9 in ALTIUS Ghle region reports Jackson county farmer Ninney attempted a Citizens State Bank robbery in Trendrick and fled with $50 before taking poison. He was captured and rushed to the county jail in critical condition.
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Woman Official Fined in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Miss Rosemary Legons Kansas City city delinquency tax collector was fined 25 dollars in federal court for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Miss Lyons pleaded not guilty in an indictment accusing her of acting as bookkeeper for a Kansas City liquor ring.
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Labor Leaders Ask Railroad Parley
Washington D C wav. labor leaders propose talks with railroad executives to resolve employment stabilization issues. The plan, backed by the railway labor dissents, seeks a conference table settlement. The association represents about 1 200 000 members across 24 national unions.
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Killed in Gang Warfare Outbreak
Police fear a racketeers war for control of fair distribution left a citizen dead on a street corner. Names mentioned include DOGS ANGLIN and Maxwell, with a suspect under questioning as investigators probe gang links.
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Legacy suit questions widow’s third claim in estate
In New York a legacy case seeks to compel testimony from 1000 witnesses about the deceased known as Otex Kelangor. Mrs Fixel contends there was no widow’s third in the Kelangor estate valued at SF, arguing she was the common law wife for a period.
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Lindy to Pilot Big Ship Maiden Voyage
Lindbergh’s Pan American venture aims to fly the American Clipper from Miami to Cristobal on a seven day round trip starting November 17. The event marks a major airship venture with Charles A. Lindbergh as a centerpiece figure, signaling a bold trans Atlantic flight amid Pan American company plans.
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