Confession by beatings charged in murder trial
Jesse Polanco, 20, on trial for the murder of Bus Driver George Forbes, testified that a police confession was coerced after detectives beat him twice and threatened a harsher fate. He denied owning a gun and offered an alibi for May 14, while Naming detectives Littlepage and Amacker as responsible for the coerced statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Polatico
Criminal District Court
George Forbes
Polanco
Pred Littlepage
Ed Amacker
Mr. Littleepage
Mr. Amacker
Andres Porter
Acasta
Deferidan
Porter
Folanco
Acosta
Amacker and Littlenrge
Courroom
Tin
Amacki T
Jesse Polanco
Sapsco
Acesta
Marcello Gonzales
Trinidad Harris
Daniel Acosta
Littlepage
Ellday
Jesse Polancé
Nlace
Mot
Lone Wolf
Gonzaulius
Bureau of Scientific Crime Detection
Departmentat Public Safety
Ryan
Atchie Hark
Amacker
E. B. Simmons
Simmons
Gonzaullex
Tere
Forbes
Kilday
McCrory
Bus Driver Robbery Case Tied to Polanco Testimony
Testimony details Polanco and associate Polanco claim police pressured him to accuse a dead bus driver, alleging self defense and prior arrests. Bus drivers Wolff and Gabrielson identified Polanco as the gunman. defense notes bruises and alibi witnesses while prosecutors press for guilt.
Stop Chills and Fever Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe remedy for chills fever and malaria. It claims to destroy infection in the blood and build up strength, noting the product is pleasant harmless and safe for children. It promotes two bottle sizes with price differences and “25% more for your money.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Braniff plans Mexico City extension from San Antonio
Oklahoma City Oct 1 Braniff president T E Braniff announced plans to extend Braniff Amways line from San Antonio to Monterrey Mexico City with service expected in late winter. Estimated cost to operate is about 870000. Plan includes intermediate landing field Monterrey airport fuel transport radio weather installations and a 14 to 20 passenger multi engine fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
T. E. Braniff
Braniff Amways, Inc
Mexico City
Monterrey
San Antonio
Braniff
Breniil
Deadline Set on Liquor Licenses in County
George Molteni heads county occupations tax division announces a Thursday deadline for liquor licenses. Complaints will be filed Friday against dealers who fail to obtain licenses. Also notes a Townsend Plan debate to be held Thursday at Labor Temple with James O Rail and FE. C. H. Schuette debating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Molteni
Occupations Tax Department
Albert V. Huth
Molteni
Group Studies Plan for Child Hospital in Texas
A joint Texas Society for Crippled Children committee with three Rotary districts studied raising fifty thousand dollars for a crippled child treatment home. Suggested sites include Waco Marlin Gonzales and San Antonio. A separate item notes a 14 year old Charley Walker suffered a broken leg in a Thursday football scrimmage and was taken for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Hospital
Dallas
Oct
Texas Society For Crippled Children
Rao“ary Club
Waco
Marlin
Gonzales
San Antonio
Charley Walker
North
Hackberry Street
Charley
Robert B. Green
Two Treated for Car Crash Hurts Two
Two people received injuries in auto wrecks and were treated at Robert B. Green hospital on Thursday. A three year old child suffered a broken leg in an out of town accident, while Anita Hinojosa sustained cuts from flying glass in a wreck on West Poplar Street.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Oles ‘Luta
Morales Street
Anita Hinojosa
West Poplar Street
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Stearns
Phintriber
Sugrantnisker
Race Caring
D Polanco
W. H. Wolff
A. H. Gabrielson
Albert Ortega
Roger Santos
Polancy
Esa Polanco
Wolff
Gabrielson
Gallegos
Farenco
Hac
G. Funk
Roseborough Street
Roy Weilander
Taft Boulevard
Gustave G. Eon
Paul J. Kilday
Plan Airline
TIMI
Adwriter
Jersey
Wolff & Marx Economy
Wailt & Mars
Good House
Wolff & Marz
Wolff & Marx
Loonomy
Taye
Val Dyé& Broadglath
Beverly Athletic
Men’s Sox
Wollt & Marx
Venus
Omer
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