Widow faces first degree murder charge in husband Ola Taylor death
Nebraska City Neb Nov 12 A year old widow was charged with first degree murder in the death of her husband Ola Taylor a garage mechanic found shot near their home The complaint filed last night by Deputy County Attorney Vantine James states Mrs Taylor fatally shot her spouse and the body was located in a ditch near here Tuesday night
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Nebraska City
Neb
Ola Taylor
Vantine James
Taylor
Acids and Kidney Warnings Promote Cystex Treatment
Fragmented health ad warns kidneys remove acids and wastes with risky claims about better vitality. It promotes an unverified prescription labeled Cystex and directs purchase through a Los Angeles dealer, using sensational language and age-related promises.
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Henke
America
Los Angeles
Calif
San Antonio Opera presidency lists gala attendees
The San Antonio Civic Opera announces additional patrons for the presentation of The Chocolate House Thursday evening at Municipal Auditorium. A long list includes Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Grothaus, Mr. and Mrs. Bledsoe, Miss Calvert, Mrs. Brooks, and many more. A reception at the Woman's Club followed, hosted by Mrs. Herman Hirsch and Mrs. Volney Taylor, with 400 guests in attendance.
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San Antonio Civic Opera
Lewis Krams Beck
Civic Opera
the Chocolate House
A. R. Miller
Walter Grothaus
Issac Bledsoe
Albert Engelkt
Flo Calvert
Alice Mayfield ‘Brooks
J. 5. Bhaw
Mixx
Eva Long
Doe Naylor
Frank Ghastcock
P. J. McNeel
W. Bledsoe
Alois Braun
Williamy Hensley
W. Scott
Elizabeth Graham
H.lagary
Wo PL Glarke
JH. Froet
Levis Krams-Heck
M. Sykes
Mis. Pauling Mitchell
W. H. Chambers
Jesephine Black
Buck West
George T. Shields
Hy Luther Brown
Thomas Lodoyle
W. &. Muir
E. D. Dumas
David. Griff
Conner
Porter Loring
Emil Robin
W.H. Donovan
S. Terrel
Charles W. Tips
Elmore Hice
B. A. Weidermans
Charles Tips
Weamut's Club
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Herman Hirsch
Volney Taylor
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Johnly
Whithurst
Baltimore
Ellen Woodward
Washington, D. C
Megr James Perey V. Pennybacker
Preston Dial
Frank Friend
H. Carlisle
J. A. Field
W. A. George
J. W
Www. T. Thrift
Rosa Lee Loring
Robert Neunam
Fred J. Mauger
Mesdames
A. H. Worden
S. Pf, Cunningham
Thomas Lodovic
Texas Academy of Science Opens 1926 Meeting in Dallas
A three day Texas Academy of Science convention opens with a dinner at the Plaza hotel for officers and committees. Registration begins 8:30 a.m. Friday with group meetings at 10:30 a.m. chaired by Gooch Tum and others. lectures feature Wright Murray Doak and LaMotte. Geology and biology sections convene with noted speakers. a luncheon at the Petroleum Club precedes afternoon sessions. Friday's 7 p.m. annual dinner will honor Clyde T. Reed with a life fellowship. Final group meetings conclude Saturday morning.
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Piaza
Texas Academy of Science
W. T. Gooch
E. J. Tum
Mealister
Douglas Semmes
A.M. Wright
Core! University
Leo T. Murray
Baylor University
C. Doak
T. G. Evans
Charles LaMotte
Texas A
Mt. College
A. H. Kemp
Symaur
Col. M. AL. Criminiins
W. Armstrong Price
Anderon
John Doezing
Petroleum Club
Academy
Renant
Texas Academy of Defence
Plaza Hotel
Wit Vesta G. Hicks
Clyde T. Reed
Illegal Practice Decision Reversed in Dietzel Case
The Dietzel case from 614 South Medina street, convicted in County Court at Law No 1 on January 32 for illegally practicing law and fined 109 dollars by a jury, was reversed and remanded by the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin. The complaint alleges that on April 40 he threatened to file suit as an attorney against Caffey's Cash Store at Victoria and that he had no license to practice.
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South
Medina Street
Thure
Day
Aod
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Dietzel
Caffey
Victoria
Open Saloon Case Beaten in Texas Appeals
Austin news reports the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruling on the first open saloon convictions. Weinberger, Etewars, and Harrow of Houston faced charges. the court found the pleading insufficient to show an open saloon under statute and ordered proper facts to prove the offense.
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Austin
Texas Court of Crisinas Appeals
Walde
T Hose
D. Weinslinger
Lala Etewars
Fred Harrow
Wll
Houston
Lte
Opsilon
Wein
Berger
Weinberger
Man Acquitted in Traffic Death
A. Hood was acquitted by Judge Charles J. Matthews in County Court-at-Law No. 2 on a charge of negligent homicide. Hood, of 800 Went Theo Avenue, was linked to the August 15 death of Atians Contreras, 61, of 128 Carlisle Street, after Contreras walked into Hood’s car. Testimony supported the accident scenario.
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B. ‘Hood
Theo Avenue
Charles. J. Matthews
Hood
Atians Contreras
Carlisle Street
Contreras
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