Freshman Ratting Case Winds Through College Court
Dr Douglas Huntley Gordon president of St Johns College defended seven students arrested during the annual initiation called ratting. Six were dismissed for disorderly conduct after failing to enter a theater without paying. One student fined 3.75 for unauthorized bicycle use. he admitted fleeing from a police officer. Gordon said lawyers aid for students is a duty and spoke about their welfare.
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Annapolia
Douglas Huntley Gordon
St. John’s College
Gordon
Retail plan touts pyramiding price device to curb rivals
NRA statisticians predict the current employment rebound could place 4 to 5 million workers back to jobs since last winter, well above Labor Department estimates about 2.6 million. Oak wood priced at 4.50 a cord with home packages advertised for 149 dollars in light classified ads.
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NRA
Labor Department
Air Officers Headed to Dayton Conference
Nineteen air officers from local army stations depart Friday for Dayton Ohio to attend the annual engineering and supply conference. The travelers include Col. A G Fisher of Duncanfield and Captains R B Walker R Vignico Harold A Bartran A S Alvio of Randolon field W B Mayer M J Smith of Brooks field M Berman Wen Treut Fess Harris and Kelly field among others.
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Air Corps
Dayton
Ohio
A. G. Fisher
Duncanfield
R. B. Walker
R. Vignico
Duncan
Harold A. Bartran
Alvio
Randolon Field
W. B. Mayer
M. J. Smith
Brooks Field
M. Berman
Wen Treut
Fess Harris
Kelly
Bailey accomplices await federal sentences in Dallas jail escape
Dallas October 6 Thomas L. Manion and Grover Bevill faced federal sentences after a jury convicted them of aiding Harvey Bailey's escape from Dallas county jail. Manion protested innocence as he left the courtroom, Bevill pleaded guilty and testified against Manion, and Bailey was recaptured after a dawn raid near Paradise Texas. Judge Atwell did not set a sentencing date. maximum seven years and $4000 fine possible.
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Dallas
Thomas L. Manion
Grover v. ‘Bevill
Harvey Bailey
Manion
Bevill
Jong & Equrinouse
Manton
Bevil Torn
Bailey
Department of Justice
R. G
Boss
Shannon
Paradise
Texas
Nick Tresp
Turnkey
Tresp
Ardmore
Ohla
Oklahoma City
Charles
F. Urschel
Oklahomen
William H. Atwell
Flames Damage Cars and Quarters in Two Fires
Early Friday two separate fires damaged property in Peoria incidents. At 728 Denver Boulevard Mrs. Lillian Lewis home lost two autos and part of a garage and servants quarters. vehicles owned by A. E. Strickler and Mrs. Hilda Drake. At 211 Carson Street Mrs. L. Francis suffered a shock as an electric light cord caused lace curtain fire. she alerted occupants and the blaze was put out before firefighters arrived. Distillery plans to raise whiskey output to 500 barrels daily in anticipation of repealing the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Lillian Lewis
Denver Boulevard
A. E. Strickler
Hilda Drake
L. &. Francis
Carson Street
Bluebonnet Bowl Proposed Name For Sunken Garden
Local Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts councils backed by Leaters Club pass a resolution to rename Brackenridge Park Sunken Garden to Bluebonnet Bowl. The plan, announced Friday by J K Beretta, seeks wider club support before presenting to Mayor C K Quin and city commissioners. If approved, blue banners may be planted in the open air theater.
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Bluebonnet Bowl
Sunken Garden Boyment
San Antonio
Wivic
Leaters' Club
Sunken Garden
Brackenridge Park
My. J. K. Beretta
C. KE. Quin
Insurance Men to Attend National Convention in Chicago
San Antonio will send two representatives to the national convention of insurance agents in Chicago from October 10 to 14. They are P. F. Ludolph, secretary of the San Antonio Insurance Exchange, and Lytle W. Gosling, director of the Texan Association of Insurance Agents.
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San Antonio
National Convention of Insurance Agents
Chicago
PF. F. Ludolph
San Antonio Insurance Exchange
Lytle W. Gosling
Texan Association of Insurance Agents
May Double Slaying Team in Mexico City Court
In Mexico City the supreme court will decide within 16 days whether to reduce or double the 10 year sentence of Agustin Lopes Valinas, alleged accomplice in the death of Cuban student and Communist leader Julio Antonio Mella. The government seeks to add 10 years, while Lopes Valinas argues he bore no responsibility. Riots followed Mella’s burial transfers from Mexico to Havana.
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Mexico
D. F
Supreme Court
Agustin Lopes Valinas
Julio Antonio Mella
Lopes Valines
Qubans
Mella
Havana
Golfer Chick Evans Mother Dies in Chicago
Mrs Lena Young Evans wife of Charles Evans Victarian and bibliographer died in Chicago after a long illness She was the mother of famed golfer Charles Chick Evans and the news notes her passing as a significant loss to the sports and literary circles in the city
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Chicago
Lena Young Evans
Charles Evans
Charles
Chick”) Evans
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