Slain Man Trial Depicts Aggressor in Nightclub Shooting
In Ninety-fourth District court on Thursday, Fred Wiuldden’s slaying at Tony's Place is examined with WG Leverett, star defense witness, portraying Patterson as the aggressor as Waldon fired twice. Leverett recounts hiding behind a tree, eight to ten more shots, and Valdes stabbed by grief. Witnesses describe Valdez’s reactions, Mrs Spilg's response, and the car top with three bullet holes used as evidence. Deputy Musgrave testifies that Patterson came to the sheriff's office.
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Fred Wiuldden
H. ©. Petterson
Ninety-fourth District Court
WG. Leverett
Star
Valdes
Tony's Place
East
Josephine Street
Patterson
Waldon
Orefer
Leverett
Valdez
Humyelt
Everett
A Toopas
J. C. Musgrave
Oleta Hale
Avenue B
E. E. Massey
Miss Hale
Charles Pollard
Rudolph Arts
Atate
Sadie Spug
Valedez
Aatler
Ad Writer Offered Space in The Light for Public Notice
A San Antonio newspaper advertisement offer invites placing an ad via three courteous writers for four or seven days. The notice promises broad readership and a free announcement over KTRA as part of the package.
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Fannin
San Antonio
KTRA
Co Ed Rules Rule Near Beer On Alabama Campus
Alabama moved to legalize near beer for the first time in over a decade. The University of Alabama and student groups report new rules by the Women Students Government banning near beer by female students, and prohibiting co eds from smoking or driving with men on campus after 10 PM. In a trial scene, witnesses described threats and a shooting between Patterson and Valdez near Tony’s Place, with testimonies from musicians and car observers. Survivors of Mrs. McRae include two daughters and a mother, with services held.
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University
Ala
University of Alabama
Women's Atudent Government Association
Patterson
Musgrave
McRae
W. C. Moffett
Beacon Ti) Baptist Church
Ethel
Mary
D. K. Ellison
Basie Dover
Jene) Piltson
Cleveland
Texas
Cook
San Antonio
Mayor to Name Eight Library Board Directors This Week
The mayor said he would announce within days the eight new directors for the library board. He might reappoint six whose two year terms expire, including Mrs. Terrell Bartlett and J L Browne. Also to replace Mrs E H Whiter who moved to Michigan and Thomas H Pranklin who died recently.
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M. Champers
Library Board
Terrell Bartlett
J. L. Browne
W. T. Capers
Frederick Terrell
T. T. Vanderhoeven
Nat M. Washer
E. HA. Whiter
Michigan
Thomas H. Pranklin
Merchants Invited to Trade Season in Southwest Texas
Three invitations were issued to Southwest Texas merchants urging them to participate in the holiday trade season set for November 7 in San Antonio. Howell Jones, secretary of the chamber of commerce conventions department, said the program aims to stimulate wholesale business as merchants stock in for Thanksgiving and Christmas rush.
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Texas
Viet Son
Antonio
St. Howell Jones
Conventions Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
Three Bandits Bind and Rob 8 Victims
In Port Worth three men robbed and bound eight victims at night, delaying pursuit for hours. One woman, exhausted from the struggle, could not be ferried to safety as the assailants fled toward the outskirts. The crime happened near Weatherford road just outside the city. An athletic equipment display window was broken and items stolen nearby on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Weaherford Rand
Tinta
Poison theory grows in death of Mrs McRae
Mystery surrounding the death of Mrs Josephine McKay intensified after an inquest found she did not die from unexplained head wounds. An autopsy was ordered amid suspicions of poisoning. Police seek a year old girl who witnessed the dash and collapse and may offer key details.
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Josephine McKay
Granada Street
Justice of the Peace
John R. Brook
McRae
Chiildren
San Marcos Ethel
Robert B. Grean Hospital
LM. Cook
Jaitline
Jeft
Morales Gage Settled Out of Court
Domestic disputes involving Andrew Morales and Jesus M Luna’s families were settled in Fifth District Court. Dorothy Morales, recently divorced from Andrew, was named defendant in an injunction action to restrain her from contacting Mr Luna. A cross action by Morales denied she had threatened Luna’s home. Attorney M C Gonzales requested dismissal, which Judge Tayloe granted as all parties agreed to end the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Morales
Jesus M. Luna
Luna
Adelina C. de Luna
Lane
G. Tayloe
Gonzales
Prowlers Routed by Two Residents
Two residents reported chasing a prowler from a vacant yard on Thursday. Maro Passur and B R Blackwell, living at 834 East Mistletoe Avenue and 2008 South Presa Street respectively, pursued the intruder from a rear porch.
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Maro
Sam Passur
East Mistletoe Avenue
B. R. Blackwell
South Presa ‘Street
PIMPLES GO SKIN CLEARS USING WONDERFUL ZEMO
Crato tn people claim Zem o stops itching and clears blemishes in five seconds and a skin becomes smooth. The rare ingredients are priced for relief with a strong tonic claim. Sold by druggists for $1.00.
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Zemo
Alan
Relieve Blood Pressure By Using Doctor Mayo’s Method
An unsigned medical notice touts a treatment for high blood pressure claiming relief in days. It lists pills and a specific dosage, with alleged success stories and a price of 81.00 if results are not achieved. The notice warns potential side effects and urges readers to contact Mr Th 4, Mayes, in Kansas City, Missouri, for the prescription details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Nile
Mayes
Contes Howe
Kansas City
Regia
Knock Out That COLD Get Rid of It Before It Becomes Dangerous
A fragmented note promotes rapid cold relief and urgent treatment. It references pills and remedies, mentions fever and symptoms, and urges early home care measures and a compact pocket remedy device.
Treasury receipts and expenditures report for November 1
Treasury receipts for November 1 were 13,537,000.25 dollars. Expenditures stood at 916,210,858.90 dollars with a balance of 759,958,949.66 dollars. Customs duties for one day in November totaled 604,614.09 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
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