Plea Guilty Rush Ends with 113 Cases in Court
Federal Judge R. J. McMillan’s four day rush ends on Wednesday as 113 cases are disposed of. The court closes 31 cases in a single day, with narcotic offenders receiving long sentences and jail crowded again. Justo Guajardo gets three years, probation, and a 200 dollar fine after buying a jar of white powder he thought was morphine. Jost’s car is condemned and fines total 210 dollars for magnesia laced with morphine. Faustino Munoz, 85, gets a beer charge sentence of BY days. Louie Get, the first Chinapwo in recent years, receives 1 year and a day for a coded par code charge.
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R. J. McMillan
Federal District Court
Bexar
Justo Guajardo
Guajardo
Justa Jost
Faustino Munoz
Louie Get
San Antonio to Seek $10000 for Army Support Drive
San Antonio will be asked to contribute $10000 for Army maintenance in a new drive launching October 29. H Ochs, chairman of the Army management committee, announced after a noon meeting at Milam cafeteria. Graham Rowdell chairs the appeal with Lewis Lauterston as vice chair. The Army is described as a key asset to the city, aiding thousands of soldiers in nearby camps and sending funds from local headquarters rather than external calls. Headquarters will donate $500 monthly to support the San Antonio area.
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San Antonio
H. #. Ochs
Army
Milam
Graham Rowdell
Lewis Lauterston
Four arraigned after two raids by dry agents
San Antonio federal prohibition agents conducted two local seizures on Wednesday, leading to the arraignment of Oscar J. Wicket and Consuela Margulis, Alvin D. Lee, and Joseph Puldo before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart. Wicket faced a 600 bond after admitting 60 pints of beer and one pint of gin were seized. A total of 241 pints of beer and 20 gallons of mash were seized at two West Salinas and North Smith streets. The four defendants faced bonds set at 2500 for the woman and 7500 for the men, with two large stills and 710 gallons of mash tied to the case.
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San Antonio
Alvin d. Lee
Joseph Puldo
West Salinas Street
Smith Street
Teppet
Freestane
Secretary Doak Denies Norris Charge In Cleveland Speech
Secretary Doak rejects Senator Norris accusation that he could influence a federal judgeship for Donald Weliberg. The claim arose during Norris remarks in Cleveland amid campaign events and discussions with Richberg on labor legislation.
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Washington. D
Cleveland
Norris
Ghiain
Donald Weliberg
Isbor’ Interrala
Nebraska
Leino
Ohio City
Doak
Secretary of Labor
Richberg
German Treatment for Constipation Explained
A scrambled OCR item outlines a German approach to stopping constipation with unclear references. Key elements include mentions of treatment ideas, potential remedies, and a discussion of how to alleviate bowel issues, though specific methods and names are obscured by garbled text.
200 Bills In Federal Court Indictments Reported
More than 20 indictments were returned by the federal district grand jury after 11 days of work. On Wednesday 75 new indictments were handed to Judge R. J. McMillan as foreman Elmer F. Howard announced the group’s terms ended. Cases include Austin division matters. grand jury to remain available until December, with no January session planned.
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Federal District Grand Jury
R. J. McMillan
Elmer F. Howard
Thomas H Jarrel
McMillan
Egbert Schweppe
United States District Attorney
Hoover Endorsed by Pennsylvania Railroad President
Chicago October 19 The Pennsylvania Railroad president W W Atterbury issued a statement endorsing President Hoover for reelection saying the nation is recovering ground with rising carloadings and employment dropping under his leadership, as industry gains confidence.
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Chicago
Republcan National
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvanis Railroad
Hoover
Michigan crowds to hear President Hoover in Detroit
Mottr cavalcades from many Michigan counties are to travel to Detroit on Saturday to swell the audience at Olympia arena where President Hoover will deliver his campaign address. Former Governor Fred W. Grenin charge of arrangements said at least 20 000 automobiles bearing Hoover banners would converge on the city during the day.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mottr
Hoover
Olympia Arena
Fred W. Gren
Coast Round-Trip Rate One Dollar
Missouri Pacific Railroad announces a round trip rate of one dollar to Corpus Chel to be in effect this Saturday and the following Saturday. Assistant general passenger agent FL. Orr stated the same rate applies to the Valley and return trip with a start date of October 29.
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Corpus Chel
Missouri Pacific Railroad
FL. Orr
Ansistant
Valley
Retayry
Hoover Era Oil Outlook Says Industry Ready to Lead Recovery
Washington, Oct 18. The federal oil conservation board reports the American oil industry shows signs of leading the economy out of low mood. The board notes oil’s relatively intact market and vital national interest in purchasing power, while cautioning that sustained recovery requires stable factors and coordinated supply across states and imports.
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Washington, D.C
INS
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Hoover
Capone Habeas Hearing Postponed to November 15
In Atlanta on October 18, a habeas corpus hearing for Al Capone seeking release from federal prison was postponed to the week of November 15. District Judge Marvin Underwood ordered the delay as the docket is full. Assistant DA Hal Lindsay said next week’s calendar is crowded and Capone’s case was postponed with defense consent.
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Atlanta
al Capone
Chicago
Marvin Underwood
Hal Lindsay
Capone
Wright Sentence for Robbery Upheld by Court
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the five year sentence for Wil Wright alias Nile Wright for robbery of a Tecal grocery store. It also upheld a separate ten year term for robbery by assault with firearms against R. W. Sorrigan of San Antonio. The court affirmed Travis Curry alias Slim Travis for a two year sentence on attempted burglary in the Thirty-seventh District Court.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Wil Wright
Nile Wright
Tecal
R. W. Sorrigan
San Antonio
State Penitentiary
Travis Curry
Slim Travis
Txstriet
Soledad
Mrs Julia Curl 92 Dies in Dallas Home
Mrs Julia Curl a 92 year old Texas native and daughter of a signer of the Texas declaration of independence died last night at her daughter Mrs Amny Laura Hughes home in Dallas. The report notes her early life included riding with General Sam Houston and mentions aluminum export expansion enabling the Aluminum company of Canada to hire 100 more workers locally and at Port Arthur earlier.
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Julia Curl
Dallas
Mrs. Curl
Mexico
Sam Houston
Amny Laura Hughes
AVIDA
Cel
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The
Aluminin Company of Canada
Port Aled
Que
National Economy League and Veterans Pensions Debate
A letter from a Spanish War veteran argues against cutting old soldier pensions as taxes burden veterans with dependents. The writer pleads for thoughtful tax relief amid public debate on the National Economy League and pension reductions. Also referenced is Samuel Insull and financial intrigues in Chicago investors, commented as absurd but signaling improving times and cautious consumer trust.
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National Economy Leagueé
Inti Bel & Job
Stan
Insull
Better Times
the Light
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Threat charge filed in alleged car assault against husband
Mrs Lola Frazier of 918 South Alamo sues George G Frasier of 914 St James for threats. She says he intended to flip a car and eject her, driving at speed on two wheels, causing an accident near King William Beauregard, then fled. Deputies searched Wednesday for Frasier.
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Lola Frazier
South Alamo Street
George G. Frasier
St. James Street
William Neunhoffer
Bill Brown
King William and
Beauregard
Shry
Béauregard
Justice of the Peace J. F. Union
Frazier
McMillan Sets Clear Trial Limits in Federal Court
Judge R J McMillan pressed for essentials in criminal dockets amid tentative jury plans. He admonished attorneys and directed Russell Wine to curb lengthy voir dire, while signaling travel to Del Rio to prepare about a dozen jury trials if feasible.
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Federal District Court
R. J. McMillan
Russell Wine
Prosper
Wine
Unis
Mehfillan
del Rio
Stickers to Fight Ford Advice Move to Hoover
Jerome T. Carri on is said by the National Progressive Leagues to distribute stickers bearing This Ford Votes for Roosevelt to counter Henry Ford’s Busch of advice to employees to value for President Hoover. The action was not confirmed.
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Ford
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Couriternel
Menry
Hoover
Jerome T. Carrioni
Nidhanal Progressive Leagues
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