Texas Oil Body Bows to U S and Sets Texas Allowables
In Austin on October 18 the Texas Railroad Commission set daily oil production at about 50,000 barrels, under Secretary Ickes pressure to enforce federal allocations. The move aims to keep within quotas, though overproduction seems likely. Districts list revised allowables and weekly outputs, with East Texas at 81 percent of potential, Panhandle 44,500, North Texas 42,500, West Texas 123,005, and total state allowables near 857,558.
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Kathryn Kelly Begins Work in Cincinnati Tailoring Shop
Kathryn Kelly started a sentence today in the Cincinnati workhouse sewing and tailoring shop for complicity in the kidnapping of Charles F Urschel. The 30 year old, described as slim and comely, arrived from Oklahoma City with her husband George "Machine Gun Kelly" Kelly, who was convicted in the abduction.
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American aviator Bert Hall nabbed in China
Bert Hall, American wartime aviator, was arrested by U S consular officials in Tientsin on charges of illegal firearms importations into China for sale to military forces. He allegedly obtained a shipment of pistols through an obscure Chinese general and converted them for his own use, totaling about 10 000 dollars.
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Social events and weddings in San Antonio area
Wednesday and Thursday social calendar features Helen Wallington, Miss Delphine Ranney, and Edward Willis Suarez at the St. Anthony hotel. Miss Barbara Parker's engagement and upcoming marriage to Jerome D. Harris at Madison Square Presbyterian church. notable teas and luncheons hosted by local clubs, with many guests, decorations, and society figures attending across Alamo Heights, Fort Sam Houston, and nearby venues.
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Charge Nearing End in Austin Murder Trial
The trial of former Brute Ranger W. Byars for the murder of Austin carpenter J. R. Mattro nears completion as witnesses address if one or two bullets struck Munro and Mrs Munro during an alley confrontation after a July clash.
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Connally to Speak at San Antonio Chamber Meeting
Senator Tom Connally will address the fall meeting of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce at the Gunter Hotel on October 26. The talk will cover The Public Works Program and Other Phases of the NRA, with seventy five farmers and their wives expected to attend, per Porter A. Whaley, chamber manager. Additionally the Woman's Club Bridge class at 1117 San Pedro hosts Plays of the Hands each Thursday from 9:30 to 11:30 am and 2:30 to 4:30 pm led by Mrs. J. H. Sparka, instructor.
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Murder Found in Slayings in San Antonio Apartment
Verdicts of murder returned Wednesday in the deaths of Valentine W. White 55 and Emmanuel White 52, who allegedly killed each other in their North St. Marys Street apartment. Miss Lulu White 60, sister, died in hospital from injuries likely from cross fire. her death not signed by the justice. About $50,000 in money jewels stocks and bonds found in the apartment after the triple killing. funeral services for the two brothers and their sister held Tuesday.
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Probe Slaying of 4 By Argentine Border Patrol
Government representatives of Argentina and Brazil investigated the killing of four Brazilians after an Argentine border patrol fired on a launch crossing the Uruguay River. Victims include Arl Vargas nephew of President Vargas of Brazil Abdon Motta cousin of the first lady and the launch owner Damed Rosenbeck and his pilot. Officials said they fired believing the launch carried a group linked to a kidnapping case involving Col. Juan Garcia Sunha. Approval of U S program noted in Dallas.
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Mexico unrest cooled as troops deployed near national university
In Mexico City District, War Minister Pablo Quiroga said calm prevailed despite rumors of trouble. Three battalions were sent to the presidential palace and police ordered to their posts as authorities planned for a nationwide university demonstration. The senate received a bill proposing autonomy for the National University with a 20 million peso annual subsidy for four years, after which a 4 million peso subsidy would end.
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Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Oil Recipe
A home remedy proclaims relief for stubborn coughs using Pinex plus 2% vanilla, sugar, and water to make a pint of oil. The ad claims quick, lasting relief, soothing inflamed throats, loosening phlegm, and appealing taste for children, with a money-back guarantee.
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