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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

3

Jidge Studies Big Balm Suit in Chicago Court

Judge John Caverly weighs a $300 000 suit by James G. Clark of Mt. Kisco against Norman W. Harris a Chicago banker over alleged intimate relations with Clark's wife. A yesterday court showing said Harris agreed to pay Clark 500 dollars a month, fund 200 000 dollars for the Clark children, and favor Mrs. Clark in his will. A December 8 decision will determine adding 46 charges or dropping the suit.

Ghigago John Caverly James G. Clark Mt. Kisco N. V Norman. W. Harris Chicago Banker's Wom Istter Clark Hariig Clarks Lam Madison Wis Caverly Harris

Pact for South American Peace Endorsed by League

Geneva November 18 reports from the League of Nations say Argentina’s proposal for a general pact of conciliation and non aggression to embrace all South American nations aligns with the league’s purposes. The provisions of the projected agreement appear in harmony with league aims.

Geneva League of Nations Argentin South America

Home Loan Bank Revision Asked by Cochran

Representative Cochran of Missouri argues for a comprehensive revision of the home loan banking law during the coming session. He says the act merely extended false hopes and failed to deliver tangible results, exposing the system to criticism and doubt.

Washington, D. C Cochran Missouri

Big Thanksgiving Meal Planned for Joliet Prison Inmates

A Joliet penitentiary plans a large Thanksgiving dinner for inmates with menu items including chicken duck goose mashed potatoes apples bread butter and coffee as part of the holiday arrangements.

Joliet Inital State Penitentiary

Probe Killing Of Hotel Van Dowd In Corpus Christi

District Judge George O Westervall convened a special grand jury in Nueces County to probe the fatal shooting of Arthur Dowd, manager of the Nueces hotel. Dowd was killed Thursday night inside his office after reportedly firing a maid he had discharged. police arrested her husband as a suspect. Dowd previously managed the Spring Lake hotel in San Marcos for a year and had relocated from Del Rio in 1929, being a well known figure in San Marcos before moving to Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi George O. Westervall Nueces County Crand Arthur 5 Dowd Nueces Artur Maragar Spring Lake Sin Marcos Cornus Christi San Marcos del Rio Sa Marcos

Ex-Solon Free of Mail Fraud Charge Dismissed

Frederick N. Zihiman former Maryland representative faced a mail fraud indictment tied to securities of the defunct FP H. Billy company. The District of Columbia Supreme Court discharged the case, ending the federal action.

Solon Washington, D. C Frederick N. Zihiman Representaive Maryland District of Columbia Zihimnan H. Billy Company

Woman admits poisoning kin and workers near Mich

Grace Hossler 34 admitted poisoning her brother Oscar Hossler his wife and husband and wife on the brother’s farm home near Nav, Mich. The hired man was not seriously affected. She claimed humiliations prompted the act. Sheriff officials said all victims became violent after eating the food but are recovering in a hospital. Pending a sanity hearing she is held at the county hall.

Mich Nav Grace Hossler Here Oscar Hossler Hara Hatch Miss Hossler

Slayer Squeals Pal Convicted in Murder Case

New York reports Francis Howard Reddy convicted of first degree murder largely on testimony by his friend who testified to spare himself the electric chair. Co-defendant Joseph Bauman, who killed Carl Munich, faces a possible commutation to life after turning state's evidence amid a fifth reprieve.

New York Francis Howard Reddy Joseph Bauman Bauman Carl Munich

Deputy details Mangold arrest in Demack murder trial

Testimony in Ninety-fourth District court recounted the Mangold slaying and the arrest of Eugene Hanspach amid the Demack murder case. Officers Milard and Griffith described the pursuit after a Handy Andy burglary and Mangold’s fatal chest wounds from 46 bullets. Juror selection neared completion with qualified voters and 15 challenges used by defense.

George Mangold Joe Demack Gob Uwite Ninety-fourth District Court Lawrence Millard Handy Andy Culebra Road Eugene Hanspach Map Morniig H. O. Fischer City Engineer Office Raymond Griffith Millard Griffith Mangold Robert Burns J. 8 Boatright Banspach Hillcrest Drive Marvin Williams Emil Siebenhof

Trial of Mangold Killing Delayed by Technical Grounds

Demack is charged by indictment with killing Mangold with a shotgun on September 18 near Vandy Andy on the Culebra road. The defense delayed the opening on technical grounds and much of the week was taken with jury selection and ads for the Sunday Light. Mangold, the deceased, lived in an apartment house with George Mangold and was a former peace officer.

W. H. Corkman Powtryman Hd Ballard Railway Express McGer Anne George Mangold Demack Mangold Vandy-Andy Culebra

York Rite to Wet NCO York Rite to Wet NCO

In Waco on November 18 IN S, the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Instruction school opens, drawing several shows and Texas Masons for their annual state meeting. Dr Frank Carney head of Baylor geology will present an illustrated lecture at the Masonic temple on the history of Masonry.

Waco Grand Chapter Royal Arch Texas Masons Frank Carney Baylor University Masonic Temple

Slump in Tia Juana Liquor Trade Sparks Tax Demands

In Tia Juana Mexico on November 18 saloon owners demand drastic tax cuts and cost reductions after California repealed its dry law. They urge the Mexican government to cut liquor taxes by 60 percent, reduce rentals 10 percent, slash salaries, and impose taxes on new liquors. The Lower California governor was en route to Mexico City to press the demands before the president.

Tia Juana Mexico California Lower Mexico City

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