Feud Slaying Trial Set After Plea Rejection in Edinburg
Edinburg November 3. Trial of Mateo Cuellar and Julian Ybarra, street sweepers, for the 1929 murder of Claude E. Kelley was tentatively set for November 20 after District Judge Bryce Ferguson rejected their guilty pleas in a capital case. The state alleges Kelley was killed in a political feud involving Judge Ed Cough, father in law of Kelley. Dallas peddler testifying for the state and Cem Hill of El Paso, former Hidalgo county clerk, are named in the proceedings.
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Edinburg
INS
Mateo Cuellar
Julian ‘Ybarra
Atreet
Claude E. Kelsey
Bryce Perguson
Cuellar
Ybar
Dallas
Cem
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Resinol Face Treatment Ad Promises Quick Blemish Healing
An old style advertisement urges readers to curb pimples by locating the underlying disorder and washing the face twice daily with Resinol Soap then applying Resinol Ointment to blemishes. It claims relief from soreness and fast healing, encouraging immediate use.
Four injured in city street crash near city hall
Four persons sent to Robert B Green hospital after a late night accident. R H Parke of 435 Sutton Avenue swerved to avoid another car and crashed into a heavy eight foot street marker in front of city hall. He suffered cuts and bruises and was knocked unconscious. Also injured were Tony Esquival 19 Margarita Chavez 7 and Joe Mendiale 16.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
R. H. Parke
Sutton Avenue
City Hall
Parke
H. G. Cervantes
Tony Esquival
Hest Hulwache Avenue
South Laredo Street
Joe Mendiale
South
Salado Street
Margarita Chavez
Cervalo Street
Brazos Street
Frio City Road
For Sale Five Room House on Acre Lot
An advertised five room house with one acre of land is offered for sale at 2250 dollars as noted in Classification 19 Light Classified Ads.
90 Gas Stations in Dallas Warned to Close
Dallas officers warned 90 local gas stations to obey the marketing code or face closure. District 2 enforcement officer Laverne F. Guinn said 50 stations could be shuttered Saturday unless improvements are made, with federal injunctions possible.
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Dallas
Laverne F. Guinn
District 2
Guinn
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Rabbi Henry Cohen to speak on union churches in Galveston
Rabbi Henry Cohen will discuss the Work of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and the Hebrew Union College in Galveston at 8 p.m. Friday in Temple Beth El. The volunteer choir directed by Mrs. K Li Marks will perform several numbers with Frederick King at the organ and Miss Bertha Berliner as guest soprano. An Armistice Day sermon titled Swords Into Plowshares will be delivered by Rabbi Ephraim Frisch at 10:00 a.m. Saturday.
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Galveston
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Hebrew Union College
Raabbi Henry Cohen
Temple Beth-El
K. Li. Marks
Frederick King
Bertha Berliner
Ephriam Frisch
Remarkable discovery promises rapid weight loss for pennies
Scientists introduce condensed JAD Salts claiming dieters can eat two full meals daily and lose up to a pound a day. A 30 day supply costs about 60 cents and requires two simple steps: drink a teaspoon before breakfast and follow diet changes explained in the package.
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Cientists
Body Meets to Talk Oil Control
AUSTIN November 9 7 The Texas Railroad Commission met to hear testimony on how to share Texas curtailed oil production among fields. Texas operates under a temporary emergency order restricting output to 075,000 barrels daily. A permanent field based allocation will be issued after the hearing.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Hit Run Driver Sought at Austin
Automobile driver fled after fatally injuring Harold Babcock physics instructor at the University of Texas as he walked with his wife along a highway north of Austin. Babcock, son of C B Babcock of Redfield South Dakota, was struck at night and died.
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Austin Austin
Harold Babcock
University of Tex- 5
Babcock
C. B. Babcock
Redfield
Actress and Doctor to Wed Within Two Weeks
Eleanor Hunt and Dr. Frank G. Nolan, a Hollywood physician, plan marriage within the next two weeks. Hunt, former wife of Rex Teana, is identified in gossip notes as soon to wed the physician.
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Hollywool
Eleanor Hunt
Frank G. Nolan
Miss Hunt
Rex Teana
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