Murder trial of Demack stalls after verdict motion
In a Bevar County murder case, the Demack trial for slaying Deputy Sheriff Mangold concluded Saturday with the judge overruling a defense request for an instructed acquittal. The state rested after presenting bloody clothing evidence, and the jury was kept overnight as defense and prosecution prepared final charges and arguments. Deputy Matthews testified to a field discovery of the shotgun. Demack admitted ownership but claimed innocence. The panel, including retiree W W Avey, will reconvene Monday for closing arguments.
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Georg Mgn- Bo
Eel Elly
W. W. McGrory
Ninetystricts
Walter ‘Tynan
Coun Pel
Mangold
W.W. Whitaker
McCrory
Bexar County
W. W. Avey
Benteck
Eugene Banspach
Ed Wilson
Culebra
Bane Spach
Frank Matthews
Phil Robertson
W. W. Whitaker
Radio Announcer Seeks Hearthalm and Indy Autographs
A garbled 19th century style item mentions a radio announcer named Polk, autographed pictures from Indy tape, and a discovery about an anonymous figure Richard Brokley. The fragment references Buckley and a $28,000 allocation of a section, with unclear context and multiple names.
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Jeary Polk
Indy
Fdfadta
Hlansalatant
Richard Brokley
Mra
Henry Polk
Balorny Polk
Buckley
Kidnap Plot Probe Uncovers False Dallas Austin Claims
Police report three men planned to kidnap two girls from Dallas and an Austin resident, but investigators found no such daughters in the homes. A Mt. Pleasant farmer said he was abducted and overheard plans during a truck escape in Shreveport. The piece then shifts to a San Antonio Girl Scout court with badges awarded for home and athletic activities and remarks by local officials.
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Shreveport
Bik
San Antonio
Asa Mitchell
Texas
George Co. Wurzbach
Bexar
Ellimor Rohr
Owl
Charlotte Rohr
Marjorie Keller
Elcora Jani White
Minnehaha
Herman H. Ochs
San Antonin Chamber of Commerce
Ode Fellows Convention Planned in Seguin This Week
The Southwest Texas Ode Fellows Jotee district No. 14 will hold its semi annual convention in Seguin on Monday and Tuesday. Contests will be staged by subordinate and Rebekah lodges. Supper Monday night and degree work Tuesday night. Officers include W. Zorn president and Jesse N. Fletcher vice president. other leaders from Dallas Fort Worth Eagle Pass and San Antonio expected.
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Ode Fellows Jotee
Seguin
George Caen Jr
San Antonio
Legality of Texag Income Tax Studied
The Texas legislative tax survey committee weighs a graduated income tax to cover projected deficits. An attorney general opinion to Sen. Ben G Oneal says an income tax is not a property tax and can be graduated, citing Wisconsin precedent. The ruling sets timing for taxation of income earned within a year regardless of enactment date.
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Legislative Tax Survey Committee
Attorney General’s Department
Ben G. Oneal
Oneal
Supreme Court of
Wisconsin
Scott Gaines
Gaynor Kendall
Speculation on Federal Posts After 1933 Election
Reports in a federal building on March 4 1933 mentioned many possible federal appointments. Names included Postmaster Shook as a strong contender, Claude Hudspeth as customs collector, Sheriff Albert Housser for U.S. marshal, Frank Hamer for the same role, Tynan for internal revenue or district attorney, and Mayor Chambers as a possible candidate. A separate note says Mrs Armstrong advised men prior to their custody.
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Phi Shook
Federal
Hudspetie
Claude Hudspeth
Customs
Roy Campbrill
Albert Housser
Scott C. White
Wi Paso
Frank Hamer
Alec
Tynan
Christan
Internal Revenue Collector
Woodrow Wilson
James W. Bass
Austin
Wailer Tynan
John D. Hartman
United States
San Antonio
War Navy Merger Urged by Solon
Representative Joseph W. Byrnes of Tennessee, chair of the house appropriations committee, urged consolidating the War and Navy departments into a national defense department as an economy move. He said he will introduce the bill on the opening day of Congress, noting a similar proposal failed last session due to opposition from heads of the War and Navy departments.
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War and Navy Department
Department of ‘National Defense
Ins Bil
Joseph W. Byrnes
Termnessee
House
Ino War
Remy Showman Louis B Remy Dies at 62
Dallas dispatch reports Louis B. Remy known as Uncle Lou, 62, showman, died today after a carnival career span starting in San Angelo. Born in Pittsburgh, he moved to Texas at 30, left a widow in Hollywood, and sought work via a Want ad at Broadway and Fifth Street.
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Louis B
Uncle Lou
Remy
Pittsburgh
San Angelo
Hollywood
Jane Noble
Fifth St
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