Trials in pistol slaying case at Fort Sam Houston
Trial proceedings for soldiers DeWitt Rucker and Jesse C. Beens feature juror selection and motions on severance and voir dire. Judge W W McCrory rules on quashing the venire, while defense counsel allege improper drawing and prejudice. Sheriff's handling of prisoners cited amid death penalty qualification.
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DeWitt Rucker
Fort Sam
Houston
Aljit
Alexander
Helotes
W. W. McCrory
Criminal District
Cour
J. 2. Goldrich
Battery Shop
D. G
Aniin
Harlandale School Board
McGrory
Jesse C. Eens
Galt
Sgebberg
McCrory
Hien
Tuck Chapin
Ventre
Chapin
Paul
Elday
Indicted Dike Cadena linked to slaying case in Texas
Rucker and Blevins give sworn statements confessing to Tiliag station hold ups in Bexar and nearby counties. They received 99 year sentences. Mrs Hila Rucker of Gaffney DC attended with her son to court and found work. Blevins came with his young wife Jean Slevins. Chapin and Grover Morris named as counsel for Rucker. Nuss and Gilpin for Blevins. Prosecution by Kilday, Leroy Jeffers and LJ. Gittnger.
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Dike Cadena
Alexander
Rucker
Blevins
Hila Rucker
Gaffney
D. C
Notorious Alcatraz Inmates Dominant Inmates Describe Banished
Relia ble sources report Al Capone George Bates and others at Alcatraz Island as the prison’s most notorious inmates. A prison informant says Capone and Bates perform in the yard and that snitching and fist fights are common. The routine is described as rigid and bitter.
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al Capone
George
Machite
Kelly
Amert
Bates
Alcateas Island
Capone
Banjo Pith
Alcatraz
Sritekers
Prizon
Tardy and MST Mule Proves Brisk in Extreme Climates
The Ethiopian mule extends its reputation by traversing rugged mountain passes with ease. It reliably carries loads ranging from 150 to 280 pounds, adapting to diverse climate conditions and terrain.
600 Delegates Expected at 85th Christian Church Parley
The 85th International convention of His Disciples of Christ opens in San Antonio with an estimated 6000 delegates. Preconvention meetings led by H A Holloway and Dr Charles Scoville outline ordination talks and youth programs. President Dr D W Morehouse to present Tuesday evening. Sunrise prayer service planned at Alamo site with A R Main conducting. Communion for thousands set for Sunday at the auditorium. Dr Ivan Lee Holt and Dr Frederick D Kershner among speakers on union and missions.
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Stough
Disciples of Christ
H. A. Holloway
Taciapapolis
National Evangelistic Society
Charles Reigh Scoville
Eureka Springs
Ark
Central Christan Church
Scoville
Central Christian Church
Tople
Prophets
Proncera
Patriots
Unicorn
Entral Christian Church
Municipal Auditorium
Patrick Henry
The
Christian Churches
San Antonio
D. W. Morehouse
Brestant
Drake University
Des Moines
Tews
Alamo
A. R. Main
Melbourne
Australia
Texas
Christian Church
John Brice Dalton
Frederick D. Kershner
School of Religion
Butter University
Indianapolis
Kershner
Christian Union
Ivan Lee Holt
Louis
Federal Council of Churches of
Cnrist
America
Orient
Ministers’ Pension Fund
Plaza Hotel
Ida B. Wise Smith
Christian Restirch
Imitation. CJ Will Get’s Jo Imitation
Mistranscribed notes describe impersonation and public figure mimicry. A Cleveland man A A Trimble is praised for voice impersonations and connections to Will Rogers impressions. He claims no acting background yet plans talks with industry officials.
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Greta Garbo
A. A. Trimble
Cleveland
Trimble
Will Rogers
Will Ly
Church evangelist cites decline and revival in men’s faith
Dr. Charles Relgh Seavitt of Eumba Springs Ark, here for the Disciples of Christ convention, laments political maneuvering and praises a surge in church attendance especially among men. He notes a craving for real truth and praises two-fisted Christianity while claiming to have baptized over 130,000 on U.S. and European tours.
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Charles Relgh Seavitt
Eumba Springa
Ark
Monilay
Disciples of Christ
Ballyhoo
Dr. Scoville
United States
Europe
Bandits Knife Victim Frank Cooper Attacked in Houston St
Frank Cooper a New York salesman was attacked by four Mexicans with knives in the 1800 block of East Houston Street. He was severely cut on the arm and mouth during the robbery of £70 and received treatment at Robert B. Green hospital. He described one bandit as large with a black mustache, whose finger he bit during the struggle.
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Frank Cooper
New York
East Houston Street
Cooper
Robert B. Green Hospital
Strugele
Sleeping Bag Among Shipments to Tahoe Listed
A genuine woodsman sleeping bag, as used by trappers in the Canadian Northwest, was shipped to Tahoe aboard the Rose Marie. Nelson Eddy, the owner, plans to use shin real Woodsman style among distant Icatlen.
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Tahoe
Rose Marie
Turt Tte
Canadian Northwest
Nelson Eddy
Icatlen
Purl Wisecracks at Lobby Inquiry in Dallas Senator’s Quote
At the senate commission’s mid point, former Senator George Purl of Dallas laughed off the lobbying probe into chain store tax opposition. He quipped that he felt like an optimist who fell from a New York hotel, shouting as he passed each floor that he was “all Taght Sofer, boys.”
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Austin
Senate
George Purl
Dallas
New York
Purl
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