Wynekoop denies murder charge in daughter in law case
Chicago November 29. Doctor Wynekoop testifies before a grand jury indictment charges her with the murder of Abeta Gardner Wynekoop. She claims she found the body on a basement operating table last Thursday night after a burglary, and accuses police of grilling her. She asserts she was not given food during hours of questioning and offers a theory that an intruder chloroformed Rheta and killed her to prevent identification.
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Chicago
Abeta
Flanron
Ailen
Wemekoop
Abeta Gardner Wrockoop
Frank J. Tyrrell
Dnelor
Pavelcian
Tory
Rheta
Wenekoep
Rbota
Wynekoep
Sie
Wynkoop
Ambassador to Russia Sails from New York
Ambassador to Russia, William Christien Built of Philadelphia Polk, departed for Moscow today aboard the Bartlet. President Harding.
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Russia
New York
Wiram Christien
Philadel Polk
Blatts
Bartlet
Moscow
Farding
Ford Eligible for Contract in Washington TN
Comptroller General J R McCarl ruled Ford Motor Company products eligible for government contracts in a briefing to the department of agriculture. The decision follows an NRA bid challenge by Hugh S Jolietich aimed at barring Northwest Motors Bethesda Md Ford dealer from civilian conservation corps trucks. McCarl said the bid under minimum code is for judicial determination and not a contracting officer's decision.
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Washington, TN. C
J. R. McCarl
Ford Motor Company
Department of Agriculture
Hugh 8
Joltiech
NRA
Northwest Motors Company
Bethesda
Ford
Civilian Conservation Corps
Johnson
Pine Assessed on Shooting Charge in Justice Court
Justice of the Peace fined B. A. Gates of the Car Barn Café on West Sonnet Street fourteen dollars on a guilty plea to a complaint accusing him of unlawfully discharging firearm on Blanco Road. State game warden A. E. Hitzfelder filed the complaint.
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Pine
Qgnion
B.A. Gates
Weet Sonuet Street
Gates
Touhy and Pals Acquitted Then Face New Kidnapping Charge
Roger Touhy and three associates, acquitted in federal court of kidnapping Willard Hammer, faced possible extradition in Chicago for John Factor’s abduction. Eddie McFadden Willie Sharkey and Gustav Schafer pleaded guilty as their fugitive warrants were read amid government plans to pursue further inquiry.
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Touhy
Pals
Pace
ST. Paul
Mina
Nev
Kidnepping
Willrad Hammer
Roger Touhy
John Fedor
Chicago
Eddie McFadden
Willie Sharkey
Gustav Schafer
Assistamt
T. S
Joseph B. Keenan
Roger
Taunhy
John
Jake the Barber
Factor
Ware Fants
Unclear Weather Data And Temp Readings From Regional Report
The fragmentary weather report lists temperatures around 28 to 29 with several time stamps and mentions normal precipitation expectations for the period. It includes scattered notes on wind, cloud cover, and regional advisories across cities such as San Antonio, New Orleans, Houston, and others, but many lines are garbled.
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Wednesilas
Suo Wits
Wednesslay
Tikes
Thyierlsy
Minon
Thiewdae
Dallas
Brownsville
Monty Dowty
Anzetiied
Toumist
Dourly
Amilo
Texas
Anthea
Brownell
Taxha Otdoudy
Denver
Poe Menon
Eli
Kato
South Ark
Avestan
Houston
Aime City
Elenety Te Rérk
Celaudy
Los Angeles
Colit
Centr
Velaudy Gelaucing
Okin Eloudy Ominik
Phoenix
Arizoerat Vitaburet
Port Arthur
N.C
Utaileinuty
Lonix
Muichye
San Bentanin
Selene
Eble
Seti
D. Wichita Kain
Wwotleton
NooDaa
Wintines
Man
Aid Plan Pushes County Relief Projects Forward
Preliminary developments in two large county relief projects move ahead. A beef canning plant will use Rathman packing facility as its site, employing about 400 workers daily with 30.38 to can 40,000 No 2 cans. Vocational program enrollments begin, registering unemployed teachers and librarians at Eighth and Austin, with 91 applications so far and plans to use local facilities such as churches and schools for classrooms.
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County Relief Organization
Nell
LL. Davis
Rathman Packing
South Laredy
South Smith Streets
Avatin
Eighth
Ausin
L. W. Fox
Services Slated Wednesday for Mrs Pancoast
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Carrie Waltham Pancoast 54 native of San Antonio who died at her home 216 West Mistletoe Avenue Wednesday. The wake will be at 6 a m Thursday at the home end of AS 8th St Marys Catholic Church Father Tom Kennedy will officiate Survivors include husband George Pancoast daughter Mrs Martha Olson sons John W and Christopher Pancoast all of San Antonio brother Leon N Walthall Antonio sister Mrs Martha W Lemon Toledo Ohio and one grandchild Pallbearers will be Walter Fue kene Dr T J Welthall Her ber Folbre Robert Smills and L Lenis Interment in Mission Burial Park
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Pancoast
Carrie Waltham Pancoast
San Antonio
West Mistletoe Avenue
St Mary's Catholic Church
Tom Kennedy
George 4. Pancoast
Martha
Pancoast Olson
Jons
John W
Christopher P. Pancoast
L. W. Pancoast
Key West
Fla
Martha W. Lemon
Toledo
Ohio
Leon N. Walthail
Ann Antonio
Palibesters
Walter, Fuekene
T. J. Welthall
Robert Smills
L. Lenis
Mission Burial Park
County prisoners to skip turkey dinner this Thursday
County jail officials announced that inmates will not receive a turkey dinner on the upcoming Thursday. The turkey meal was postponed until Christmas while 196 prisoners in the county jail trailer will instead have pork shoulder and yams. Federal prisoners may have a visiting day with potential meal options brought by friends and relatives.
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San
Hearing on Rail Dispute Opens in Houston
A federal emergency fact finding board appointed by President Roosevelt began hearings in Houston on November 29 on a rail strike dispute. Ink and DA questioned management of Southery Fa crle Inks and Brotherhood of railroad employees amid the sharp disagreement that prompted the inquiry.
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Houston
Southery Facrle
Roosevell
Auto Prowlers Caught in Chase
Two men broke into a parked car of W. M. Stokes on West Summit Avenue, stealing a hat and clothes. Police recaptured them after a chase through streets near the business district. Stokes’ car had stood at Presa and Crockett when spotted by another motorist who alerted authorities.
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W. M. Stokes
West Summit Avenue
Stokes
Presa
Crockett
Rick
Postoffice site clash swells in San Antonio talks
San Antonio factions race over a new federal building as Maury Hughes meets officials in the post office dispute. Local leaders urge unity to secure funding while Washington considers site changes and treasury approval. Farley travels abroad delaying decisions amid agency relocations.
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Maury Hughes
San Antonio
Posatilee
P. L. Alderson
Hughes
Ali
Farley
James A. Farley
Europe
Sulimet Evans
Treasury Department
Post Office
Postoffice
Treasury
United Stats Narcotic
Fort Worth
Internal Revenue and Veterans' Administration
al+ready
Dallas
Federal
Tully Garner Takes Role in Houston Bank Project
Tully C. Garner, son of Vice President John W. Garner, relocates to Houston to head his duties as vice president and treasurer of the newly formed Production Credit Corporation, a move framed as part of his country banking ambitions.
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Tully Garner
Houston
Tully C. Garner
John W. Garner
Houstom
Production = credit corporation
Students Protest Northwestern Chicago Merger Plans
SHICAGO November 29. Trustees of Northwestern University met quietly to discuss merging with the University of Chicago. Medical school students staged a public demonstration of disapproval outside. Treasury receipts for November show $7,022,61.85 in receipts and $35,632,270.90 in expenditures with a year to date deficit of $755,546,029.50 including $677,106,206.45 for emergency relief.
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Shicago
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Lumbermen Price Raid Warning Issued in Washington
In Washington on November 29 the lumber code authority warned its agencies to guard against raids on the minimum price structure. Acting head of trade practices Ray Weiss urged reporting of new organizations formed by retailers and large consumers aiming to secure wholesale discounts.
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Washington, D. C
Lumber Code Authority
Ray Weiss
Teade Practices
Inspector Visit to Hensley Field for Lighting and paving
Captain Wallace M. Allison of the Eighth Corps area quartermaster office traveled from Manuy to Hensley field near Dallas to inspect the installation of a night lighting system and the paving of roads under recently awarded contracts.
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Wallace M. Allison
Eighth Corps Area Quartermaster Office
Maniuy
Hensley’ Field
Dallas
Kansas Governor Gets Death Bill
TOPFER, Nov. 29. The senate passed by a 24 to 0 vote today and sent to the governor the Hazen Bill providing death as an alternative punishment for murder in the first degree where convictions are obtained on direct evidence. Also notice for a five room rock home at 315 Olmos Drive listed for sale in Bee Classification 18.
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Kansas
Topfer
Hazen
Olmos Drive
Sting
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Tomoron
Staley Young
Earl Wynekoop
Kansas City
Lockport
Wynekoop
Reta
International News Service
Dia
Aniwriter
Kodak Headquarters
Actwriter
A. Postoffige Se Studi Hughes
Orn
Robert W. B. Terrell
Pom Connally
Terrell
Washington
T Cornwally
Ages Terrell
Randolph Field
Arthur Brisbane
William
Somaone
Standard
N. Medina St
San Antonio, Texas
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