Liquor Cases Dominate Federal Court Docket in Roguish Week
Federal Judge RJ McMillan presided Tuesday over a busy liquor case session as 86 cases were disposed in about two and a half days. Maggie Lane pleaded guilty to a second offense, receiving a $200 fine and six months suspended sentence with probation. Willard C Miller faced attempted plea changes before a routine trial setting to be dropped for beer possession. he pled guilty to possession of liquor and was fined $250.
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Federal District Court
RJ. McMillan
Maggie Lane
Lquer
Willard C.miler
Kenedy
Prople
Muller
Governor Murray Prices State Pennies in Reform Move
Oklahoma City October 18 Governor Murray says he is watching state finances, signaling vigilance over funds as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation favors another entity. He notes figures like 181 512.08 as part of the budget scrutiny.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Thedford’s Black-Draught Soothes Dizziness Says Columbus Man
Charles Sleveng of Columbus reports relief from dizziness after using Thedford’s Black-Draught. He notes symptoms of fatigue and weakness improved, and he prefers the syrup form for quicker bile relief and better sleep.
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Mr. Chase Sleveng
Columbus
San Antonio Cotillion Announces Miss Steves Debut
The San Antonio Germen club announces its annual cotillion on Friday November 11 with Miss du honny Belle Steves daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Steves as the debutante. New members include Harry Al vising Colonel and Mrs Jogegi Taulbez. Several social events and informal parties accompany the season with note of open house at 6:30 Sunday October 24 hosted by several locals and others from Fort Sam Houston area.
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Tr Colupe
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Corpus Christi
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Plaza Hotel
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Hot Spring
Ark
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al J. Klein
Cochairmen
Elizabeth White
New York
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Woman Sentenced for Fort Sam Houston Violation
Judge B J McMillan sentenced Mrs Gertrude Wick to ninety days in jail for entering the Fort Sam Houston military reservation after being ordered to stay away The term was suspended for five years with no probation reporting required and a strict warning to stay off ancillary activities.
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B. J. McMillan
Gertrude Wick
Fort Sam Houston
McMilllan
McMillan
Mm. Wicktat
Goodyear Airship Plans Brooks Stay
Goodyear airship will arrive at Brooks Field around October 20 and operate there until December 15 per word from Fortin Corps Area headquarters. The ship’s alert status at Brooks Field has been granted, with soldier help limited to emergency handling only.
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Brooks
Goodyear Elngible Aliance
Brooks Field
Fimhin Corps
Tursdes
Tee
Alretip
Federal grand jury report expected Wednesday
United States district attorney John D. Hartman said the federal grand jury, already returning indictments at a 14 percent rate after ten days of work, plans to reconvene Wednesday. The report, by U S Attorney Konalice Wat, details ongoing cases.
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Federa Grand Jury
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Hartman
United States
Thengay
Ile
Talbert Ordered to Attend Grand Jury Ballot Box Review
The Thirty seventh district court grand jury ordered Talbert to appear with three ballot boxes after announcing plans to open primary election boxes. County Attorney D F Davis's investigator George Huntress Jr informed him such actions by any official other than a district judge would violate the law. Deputies served notice for 1:30 pm Tuesday. Talbert had earlier received boxes from County Clerk Jack Burke and planned to open them Tuesday afternoon. The inquiry into July primaries irregularities resumed, with Davis and District Attorney Walter Tynan saying they were not informed of the court of inquiry reopening. Witnesses testified about alleged ballot changes in Precincts 14 and 16, with questions of possible counts and absentee ballots. AUR LINES GAIN note and unrelated aviation and remodeling ad follow.
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Thirty Seventh District Court
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George Huntress Jr
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Burke
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J. EL. Paulus
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Citizens' League
Whitely
Robert Whitely
Yoley
Cabrera
N Paulua
Head of SoHo Kidnapped After Safe-Grab Attempt
B B Thomas, 33, superintendent of schools at Redondo Beach, was kidnapped from his office by two men who had been caught trying to open the safe. Police found torn coat fragments and a shattered office, suggesting a fierce struggle. Trustees feared for his safety as a search extended into rugged hills nearby.
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B.B. Thomas
I Thomas
Thomas
Harvester Company Suit Over Damages Filed
A damage suit for 5000 dollars was filed in federal district court Tuesday by farmer B A Karbsch of Duval County against International Harvester Company and its local branch. The case, transferred from state court, claims machinery and vehicles were held as debt security and partially auctioned in San Antonio and Corpus Christi on the same day. Karbsch alleges he could not bid in both cities and seeks damages for the lost bid.
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Federal District Court
B.A. Karbsch
Duval County
International Harvester Company
San Antonio
Karbach
Mexicans Riot at Election In Puebla. One Dead
Mexico City report on October 16 states one person was killed and six were rounded up in election violence in the state of Puebla yesterday. Local authorities are investigating the incident as part of post election unrest.
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Mexico City
Puebla
Hearst Thrift Plan Offers 7% Returns and Income
Hoarded dollars slow industry and delay recovery. The Hearst 7's Thrift Plan promises a practical method to create steady income and build financial independence by sharing in profits of Hearst Consolidated Publications Inc. and earning 7 percent on every payment. We will gladly provide complete information.
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Hearst 7
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Texas Executives Association Group to Meet in Dallas
Brady reports the Texas Commercial Executives Association will meet in Dallas on October 22 with directors and committee chairs attending. Named attendees include Spawell Pais Gruger Blasly Blanton Briggs Burris Burdette Harwell etc. Public notice mentions furniture sales but is ancillary to the meeting item.
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Texas Executives’ Association Group
Dallas
Brady
AdoUt
Direcetore
Cuminiteee Hérda
Texas
Adat Ion Ab
Ang
Carl A. Biasly
Commerce and Trade Organidation Managers
Donn Spawell
Wichite Pais
Merle Gruger
Henderson
Carl A. Blasly
Vaccination Dispute Heard In Fort Worth Court Hearing
Texas state superintendent of public instruction Austin presided over a hearing on an appeal by N F Lipe against a ruling that excludes evidence from students who refuse vaccination. The Port Worth judge maintains that attendance may be curtailed for those who do not submit to vaccination, affecting classes.
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Texas
N. F. Lipecomb
Port Worth
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