Bexar Relief Fins Confront City Board Report
City relief board rebuked critics of Alsbury and ordered department heads to stay within their spheres. Groceries to be issued weekly after reports showed two week rations wasted. All case workers serving Spanish speakers must speak the language. Ida Darden from the state relief office visited, meeting Alsbury to discuss relief administration.
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Alsbury
Ida Darden
Severl
Lawrence Westbrook
City News Barn danvr Midway Ady event headline
Local notice reports Al Brite and his Log Cabin Fiddlers performing at Midway on Thursday with Barn City coverage. The item notes a civic gathering and entertainment in a small-town venue, highlighting a community music act and a scheduled outing.
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al Brite
Ady
New Officers Installed by American Legion Post No 2
New officers of Alamo Post No 2 American Legion will be installed Thursday at the council chamber city hall with Marvin Chariton as commander. Other officers include Joe Glass first vice commander Frank Nolan second vice commander Louis Paletta finance officer Marlon McClanahan judge advocate Miss Emily Gibson historian C Bateman chaplain and an executive committee including Gondwin Carter Charles M Dickson Jack Donoghue W H Rees Cab nel D D Tompkins Dr Ivy Sansou J Bernays Lowrey Max Weinberger Charles S Blevins Joe Bettencourt Frank Chapa N S Arthur Willem Cadmus Jack Lutz John L FitzGibons Clem J Smith Leslie C Merrem Colonel W S Tuttle Nat 1% Gootman and M W Carrico.
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American Legion
Alamo Post No. 2
Ob & P
Councr Chamber
City Hall
Marvin Chariton
Joe Glass
Frank Nolan
Louis Paletta
Marlon McClanahan
Emily Gibson
C. Bateman
Gondwin Carter
Charles M. Dickson
Jack Donoghue
W. H. Rees
Cabnel
D. D. Tompkins
Ivy Stansou
J. Bernays Lowrey
Max Weinberger
Charles &. Blevins
Joe Bettencourt
Frank Chapa
Arthur
Willem Cadmus
Jack Lutz
John L. FitzGibons
Clem J. Smith
Leslie C. Merrem
W. 5.Tuttle
Nat
Gootman
M W. Carrico
Two Arson Suspects Charged in Early Sunday Fire
Two men Owen dames and Milburn Tobin face arson complaints in Justice of the Peace John F. Onson’s court. They allegedly burned a house on Aip Peres street early last Sunday. Detectives J. F. Willis and C. W. Lee say about a dozen investigations are underway and more arrests are expected.
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Justi of the Peace
John F. Onson
Aip Peres Street
Owen Dames
Werth Hyazes Stret
Milburn Tobin
North
San Jacinto
Lsted
J. F. Willis
C. W. Lee
Troops quell stake violence after road ambush near Peabody mine
Report from Harrisburg recalls a driver and William Bowers al Raleigh being wounded when twenty pickets fired on their car along Route 14 near a Peabody mine. The pair ducked bullets as the vehicle hit a barricade and wrecked in a ditch before soldiers nearby escorted them to Harrisburg.
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Harrieburg
Willliam Bowers al Raleigh
Dodd
Peabody Mine
Harrisburg
Violence Renewed in Mine Strike Friday Last Day for Strikers' Return
Detroit reports indicate major employers plan to keep plants open under NRA codes as thousands of tool and die workers face a Friday return deadline. In Pittsburgh area, violence flares near Ambridge and Latrobe plants. arrests made in Greensburg. State troopers deploy riot gear as tensions rise.
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Detroit
NRA
Pittsburgh
Lence
Tri-State
Hearing on Ferris Wheel Permit Set for Thursday
Residents will be offered two hearings on permit merits for a ferris wheel and a merry-go-round at 2018 Broadway before the city commission next Thursday. The operator petitioned to reissue a permit revoked by police at residents' request, with 48 residents supporting continued operation. The city council voted to hold the public hearing.
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Broadway
City Commission
Erty Council
Ally Council
Government Pushes Case Against Two in Bailey Escape
In Dallas, Oct 5, the United States District Court heard the initial case against Thomas U L Malan and Grover C Bevillon over conspiring with and aiding Harvey Bailey in his jailbreak from Dallas County Jail. After delays, five witnesses placed Bailey in the jail as Manion pleaded not guilty and Bevill pleaded guilty as the trial opened.
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Bailey
Dallas
Thomas UL
Malan
Grover C. Bevillon
Harvey Bailey
United States District
Manion
Bevill
Miners face line of pickets and clashes at works
The United Mine Workers predicted more workers would join the mines while protests continued at Burgettstown and Ambridge. About 500 men returned to work in Burgettstown pits, an elderly man was struck by a club at Ambridge but walked away, and pickets repulsed a gas barrage as they tried to move about 50 men from a box car.
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United Mine Workers of America
Burgettstown
Ambridge
Stolen bonds case prompts federal action in Texas
Federal authorities were expected to act after Texas rangers found 74500 dollars in stolen government securities in San Antonio. Bonds traced to a December Chicago postal robbery and a separate San Antonio loss were to be handled in federal court. Investigators awaited Inspector knock while warrants were issued to aid recovery.
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San Antonio
Texas Rangers
Jim Shawn
Chicago
Shawn
Richard Whters
James Young
W. B. Smith
United States
Smith
T. D. Daw
King
United States Commissioner's Court
Downstown
J. H. Morrow
Fairmount
San
Waco
Morrow
Herbert Oliver
Tom Hull
Ninety-fourth District Court
Oliver
Rangers
Shewn
Sol Stern
Jimmie Diaz
J. M. Wilhite
John H. Cunningham
Z. D. Bonner
Commercial National Bank
Harry N Royster
Tulsa
Grand
Royster
Flate
District Attorney’s
Postal
Rameets
Jail 2 in Probe of Boy's Death
Two Thorndale men aged 4 and 61 were jailed today by Texas rangers in connection with the death of Henry James, a Thorndale youth aged ten, following a fight on September 13 at a farm.
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