Slayer Ryals Confesses After Hours of Interrogation
Fort Worth detectives report that 22 year old Willan Ryals confessed to killing A. G. Matt juetty and burying the body in a Galveston grave after a three hour talk without threats. He agreed to show the grave in Galveston on condition he not watch the exhumation.
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Houbton
Fort Worth
Willan Rusle
A. G
Matt Juetty
Alle Fitor
Galveston
A. 0. Howerton
Hts
Harris
Howerton
Ryals
Prioner
Aid Howerton
Yolas
Hysls
Ryall
MacGuerty
MacQuerty
Distributing Point for Liquor Found in City Raid
City agents raided a South Laredo Street location on Monday and found a distributing point for several small joints on the West Side. Geronimo Hernandez pleaded guilty to charges and was placed under bond. Dry agents reported 13 gallons of whiskey 158 pints of beer beer mash and equipment seized.
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Lotal City
South Laredo
Geronimo Hernandez
Peace plan calls for Chaco commission and troop withdrawal
Geneva reports the League of Nations approves a proposal to dispatch a military commission to the Bolivian Paraguayan Chaco scene and withdraw deputed armies. Buenos Aires notes about 20,000 Bolivian troops concentrating for redeployment. Abunction Paraguay lists 250 dead and 830 wounded in the Chaco conflict across several months.
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Geneva
INS
Chaco Sungle
League of Nations Council
Buenos Aires
Chaco
Abungion
Paraguay
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Miracle Cure Ad
Modern science highlights overindulgence problems from eating smoking drinking and more. The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick easy remedy, detailing dosages in tablets and liquid form and promising relief from headaches stomach upset and acid buildup. It urges buying Genuine Phillips and notes doctors endorse it as a powerful neutralizer of stomach acids.
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Magnenia
Phillips
Magnesia
Phillips’ Milk
Drug Alores
Building permits in San Antonio inch up for September
San Antonio building permits remained subdued in September with 154 permits totaling $62,054, according to city Building Inspector Charles Fincham. Through August the year’s total reached $122,443 and September’s cumulative was $227, with early October already over $10,000. September’s activity included 103 repairs to residences totaling $12,679 and 22 permits for one family homes totaling $25,609.
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8. A
San Antonio
Charles Fincham
Fincham
Federal forces seize Santos Port during Sao Paulo rebellion
Brazilian Marines occupy Fort Titaipu Park of Santos and Ba hia mines from harbor entrance while enforcing a blockade. Commerce in Park of Sao Paulo resumes. federal police bar loitering in city streets. Government releases most political prisoners. Sao Paulo movement leaders remain in custody for trial.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Park of
Santos
Fort Titaipu
Bahia
Sao Paulo
Mos
Butler Warns of Disaster Unless Spending Stops
New York City and the United States face ruin unless expenditures are curtailed, warned Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University in a radio address. He noted one quarter of the nation’s earnings go to government and predicted overburdened taxation will end public support for hospitals homes for dependents libraries schools and universities.
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Butler
New York
New York City
United States
Nicholas Murray Hubler
Columbia University
Stimson Speech Strains US Japan Relations
Japanese foreign ministry quoted a spokesman denouncing Henry L. Stimson’s Philadelphia speech as provocation and a menace to core U S Japan relations. The remark followed references to the Hoover administration and stated foreign policy strains.
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Forkio
Foreign Office
Henry L. Stimson
Philadelphia
Hoover
Japan
United States
Gal
Stimson
Oklahoma Daily Invasion Sparks Campus Drama
Four thousand copies of the Oklahoma Daily were destroyed when intruders from Hut-Neka breached the University of Oklahoma press building in Norman. Journals were stolen and the edition reprinted after night watchmen reported the intrusion. At the same time President W B Bizzell announced a discipline probe into charges of a football player Charles Wilson struck with a paddle in Tulsa for refusing to participate in the hunt alley rule violation.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma Daily
But-News
University of Oklahomy Organization
W. B. Bizzell
Versity
Discipline Committee
Cherles Wilson
Tulsa
Marshal Returns From Prison Trip With Federal Prisoners
John W. Vann deputy hired States marshal returned Tuesday from Augusta Georgia where he delivered two federal prisoners to authorities there. The men arrested there by secret service agents were wanted on a counterfeiting charge for allegedly placing bills together.
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John W. Vann
Augusta
Secret Service
Aroma of onions fills post office with fumes
The San Antonio post office was permeated by the aroma of onions on Tuesday as thousands of onion sets were shipped from a local farm in soiled paper boxes. Openings admitted air and released fumes, attracting attention from staff.
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A. P.O
San Antonio
Charges Filed For Medial Practice In County Court
Complaints allege Rafael del C Choussla practiced medicine without a license and treated patients for monetary gain after a court inquiry led by Assistant County Attorney Grover C. Morris. Patients named include Henry Chavas and Gloria Salinas. The Texas State Board of Medical Examiners agent Wilmer A. Bowen filed the complaints. others charged with chiropody without license include Z Schneider and E H Cunningham.
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Henry Chavas
Martinez Road
A.C. Gongales
Magnolia Avenue
R. D. Villareal
Fairbanks Avenue
Gloria Salinas
Houston Street
E. H. Cunningham
Wast
Bowen
Medical Board
Nong
West Commerce Street
Juan Grurgag
Navidad Street
Bernardino Gonzalez
el Paso
Federico Silicco
North Flores Street
A. Marche
Henry Fornoz
West Travis Street
Z. Schneider
Alice Ryan
West Poplar Place
C. 5
Cornfield
Ten Dollar Monthly Wage Offered For Farm Work
Mrs J E Boone of San Antonio relayed in a letter to H H Ochs that she and her husband faced harsh times due to low wages. They responded to an ad and were offered ten dollars per month to tend chickens, stock, milk cows, operate a gas engine, and chop wood as the man. A similar ten dollar salary was offered to the woman to cook, keep house, nurse, and wash clothes.
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Tieman
J. E. Boone
San Antonio
H. H. Ochs
Chamber of Commerce
Bullington Club Meet Scheduled for Tuesday Night
The Young People’s Bullington club schedules a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Bullington headquarters Travis and North Alamo. Precinct captains will be appointed and addresses delivered by Miss Joycie Satterfield Miss Maudonna Hartman and Maurier E Hill. Weekly meetings continue on Tuesdays until the election.
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Bullington Club
Young People's
Bullington One
Bullington
Travis
North Alamo
Joycie Satterfield
Ima
Donna Hartman
Maurier E. Hill
Felix L Sweet Adjudged Bankrupt in Federal Petition
Felix L Sweet listed as mechanic and salesman at 35 Ridgewood Couch was adjudged bankrupt on a voluntary petition Tuesday by Federal Judge Duval West. A hearing on the petition is set for October 27 before the referee in bankruptcy. no schedule of assets or liabilities was filed.
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FAILX
Sweet
Ridgewood Couch
Duval West
Kansas Oil Firms Face State Proration Law Push
TOPEKA Oct 4 Drastic action may be taken by Kansas unless big oil companies operate under state proration laws Warns Hill of the Kansas public service commission In charge of activities He says legislation next winter could make the entire oil industry a public utility under state regulation Treasury receipts for October totaled 5 072 543 58 with expenditures 5 843 541 19 and a balance of 86 348 226 68 Customs duties for one day in October were 930 708 88
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Public ‘Service Commission
Hill
Treasury
Washington, D. C
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Toonerville
Peniaine Fos
Fautralitey
Minulea Alter Tania
Marines
Santos Port
Broadway
Felix L. Sweet
Solo-Serve
Sinewte Sales
All
Alamo Plaza
Pecke Hills
Main Avenue
Main Ave
Spinet
Lerma
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