Demack Trial Delayed For Jury Study and Exams
Trial of Joe Demack for murder in the Mangold case was postponed as defense and state doctors prepare to examine the defendant and the sheriff seeks additional jurors. About 46 jurors were summoned, with 13 served and 11 added to the pool. defense seeks 24 hours to study the list. If jurors cannot be formed from the pool, talesmen will be brought in. Other cases in the murder investigation face delays. Deputy Mangold was killed during a burglary probe at a grocery store on the Culebra tract.
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Denny Sherif Mangold
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Department
Holli State End
Whittaker
Eugene Banspach
Cherlif Mangold
Ed Wilson
Mangold
Culebra
Demack
Delny
Tecumseh Bank Fails After Regional Bank Runs
Tecumseh Oklahoma reports the Tecumseh National Bank failed to open amid a regional banking run. Directors blamed the run on the late closing of six nearby banks, leaving local customers without access to funds and raising concerns over regional financial stability.
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Tecumeeh Bank
Teocumbex
Okla
Tecumseh National Bank
Red Cross Drives Toward 10,000 Members in Bexar
Red Cross marked its second flag week with 250 workers canvassing San Antonio and surrounding areas. Roll call director Ea J. Frazer announced a goal of 10,000 members in Bexar County, expecting completion within 16 days. Boosts also reach Alamo Heights, Converse, and Harlandale under assistant national publicity director Howard Bonham.
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Red Cross
Bexar County
Ea J. Frazer
Roll Call
San Antonio
Alamo Heighis
Converse
Harlandale
Howard Bonham
The
Enowel
Pension Warrants Called by State in 1921 Issue
Austin Nov 15 State Treasurer Charley Lockhart announced the treasury called warrants totaling about 3 200 000 against the general revenue fund. The call covered all warrants of the old series dated before September 1 1992 and included warrant 12 097 of the new series. The treasury will pay Confederate pension fund warrants up to the November 1921 issue and will buy at face value un discounted September 1 1932 pension warrants.
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Austin
Charley Lockhart
General Revenue Fund
Lockhart
Treasury
Confederate Pension Fund
Weather summary with scattered clouds and fog banks
Weather bulletin notes scattered cloudiness and low ceilings from San Antonio to Dal Why to New Orleans. Elevation visibilities limited with 40 miles near De Rio. reports mention dense ceilings and variable wind. Multiple cities listed with inconsistent data. overall trend shows unsettled visibility and cloud cover across the region.
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Las San Antonio
En Antonio
Sax Avicola
New Orleans
Stouda
Antonia
el Paan
Siple
de Rie
Anchea
Ninth division war film at winter training conference
Motion pictures of the Ninth division in combat will headline the second session of the winter training conference, set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Express building auditorium. Capt William Fisk, who fought with Company D of the 359th Infantry in the battle, will discuss the operation and the American First army’s role. Capt H L Kidwell, director of the conference, will lead. officers from the War Army, national guard and organized reserves are invited.
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Express Building
First Army
Three Hundred Fifty-ninth Infantry
H. L. Kidwel
Army
National Guard
Damage Suit on Telephone Firm Shrinks in Court
The case of Frank M. Aicks of West Gramercy Place against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. has dwindled from 18 to 38 dollars after the company filed a plea of abatement claiming a $10 deposit was already refunded. Hicks filed suit on October 31 seeking the $10 deposit and refunds for overpayments of 46 dollars, saying he paid $4 a month for six months instead of $3. The firm also moved to quash the citation and filed a general demurrer.
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Frank M. Aicks
West Gramercy Place
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Union
Telephone Company
Hicks
Geherel Demurer
Timber Fire Sweeps East Texas County
High winds forced timber fires to jump bursts of flame across about half a mile and spread up to 20 miles long in Nacogdoches County. A 1660 acre Amber Snod tract burned today while fences and pasturage were damaged. Fire affected the Nacogdoches Southeast railroad area.
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Nacogdoches
Rosa
Koester Elected Elk Trustee to Lodge No. 218
Barry Koester elected a member of the board of trustees of Elks Lodge No. 218 succeeding the resigned Jack R. Burke. Announcement confirms Koester will serve as trustee.
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Koester
Barry Koester
Misters of
Elks Lodge No. 218
Jack R. Burke
Io Wes
Wreck Fatal Toss Claims Two Men on Laredo Road
Burr W. Gordon of Springfield Missouri killed when the automobile he rode in overturned on the Tocredo highway near Laredo Monday. G E B Jameson manager of the Lamar hotel was critically injured and may have to have a limb amputated. Gordon had lived in San Antonio for six months and was a guest at the Lamar hotel. they were en route to Laredo on a business trip.
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Lamar Hotel
Fafe
Barr W. Gordon
Springfield
Laredo Highway
Laredo
Gordon
Burr W. Gordon
San Antonio
G. E B. Jameson
Lamer
Tocredo Highway
Jaredo
Jameson
Lamar
Main Avenues
Construction Starts on 8 Mile Railway Line
Construction began on an eight mile Southern Pacific rail line between Eagle Pass and Queerado valley to support a $7,000,000 irrigation project. Three SP officials inspected the work in San Antonio on Tuesday: Clifford R. Mormill division superintendent W A Springall industrial agent and Hubert Teeffler assistant freight agent. The line will boost shipments of winter vegetables.
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Southern Pacific
Eagle Pass
Queerado Valley
San Antonio
Clifford R. Mormill
W. A. Springall
Hubert Teeffler
Commission Is Given Leave
HOUSTON Nov 15 2 W An attorney in Houston for 52 years Carruthers has been appointed an additional U S commissioner for the Houston division of the Southern district of Texas effective immediately Federal Judge T M Kennerly announced today The appointment comes at the request of the current commissioner Winston McMahon for eight months leave of absence
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Houston
Carruthers
U. S
Southern District of Texas
T. M. Kennerly
Winston McMahon
Prisoners Damage Jail Plumbing in City Cell
Four drunk men were jailed Monday night and charged with malicious mischief after damaging cell plumbing. Police and officers, including Chief Owen KEliday, reported the incident Tuesday morning. Damaged plumbing is estimated at about $100. two of the four had been released on bond.
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Owen Keliday
Jaller Rudolph
Old Y Building Slated for Fall
San Antonio reports that work on the wrecking of the old Y building is delayed after a big crash. Contractor E M Dyal is out of the city and the project resumes Thursday. The downtown postoffice noted a penny sale disruption during the incident.
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San Antonio
Postoffica
E. M. Dyal
Tansh enforcement warns on leaf burn within city
Fire Chief J G Barren states leaf and brush burning will be strictly enforced in the city after several fires were traced to the practice. Violations carry fines from 25 to 200 dollars.
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J. G. Barren
Turse
San Antonio School Board Redeems 861,920 in Warrants
The San Antonio board of education plans to redeem warrants totaling 861,920 on a Wednesday. Paul Scholz says 51,000 comes from the state and the rest from back taxes paid to the city. Warrants 3418 to 5406 will be redeemed, leaving 79,850 in Series A and an overall issue total of 353,051.04, with Series B at 295,200.76.
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San Antonio
Wetranta
Leonids Meteor Show to Dazzle Early Risers
New York reports a celestial Leonids meteor shower, visible before daybreak tomorrow for a 38 year rare return. Early risers may glimpse the spectacle if Jupiter remains out of the way or skies stay clear. the eastern skies will stage a fireworks display between dawn and 5 am Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday.
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New York
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