Murder Indictments for Fort Sam Soldier Costello
Serge ant Frank J Costello of Fort Sam Houston faces federal and state murder charges arising from the September 17 killings of Corporal Louis Z Leeman and his wife Anna Margaret Costello. Witnesses described Costello shooting Leeman at Camp Bullis and later killing his wife in San Antonio. Letters allegedly show a romantic link between Costello and Leeman. District Attorney Tynan said he has not yet contacted the U S district attorney.
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Frank J. Costello
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Honkton
Ccll
Louis Z. Leeman
Camp Bulle
Thirty-seventh District Court
Anna Margaret. Costrila
Catello
San Anitonis
Camp Bullis
Greman
Accused Soldier to Face Federal Court After Indictment
The accused soldier was arrested on government property and faced federal indictment first, with Costello held without bond in Bexar County jail. A deputy United States marshal would escort him to state courts, which had not brought him to trial since the arrest. If federal trial occurs before January 1 and carries death, the state indictment is likely to be dismissed.
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Costello
Bexar County
United States
Tynan
Bridge Olympic Draws 35,000 Players in Nationwide Event
New York on October 19 reports that about 35,000 players will enter the American Bridge Olympic. All will play 16 hands with scores sent for secret bidding scoring. In New York City the Martinque note hosts 300 tables and over 200 trophies will be awarded. Also Treasury receipts for October 17 totaled 12,556,171.08 with expenditures of 38,457,972.86 and a balance of 863,941,373.16. Customs duties for 17 days of October were 13,673,214.72.
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National Bridge Association
Tode
New York City
Martinque Note
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Church Meet Nears Close at United Lutheran Convention
In Philadelphia on October 19 delegates to the eighth blended convention of the United Lutheran Church in America cleared most controversy and moved toward adjournment. They approved merging 11 seminaries into four large institutions at strategic points, and condemned card parties dancing and games of chance for raising church funds as well as salacious motion pictures.
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Philadelphia
Lutheran Church In
New York
United Lutheran Church
Herriot Honored by Von Hindenburg in Paris
In Paris on 19 las Herriot received the commemorative Garthecentnary medal from Farpead Vor Hoexch the German ambassador to France in recognition of his admiration for German poet works. After the ceremony Herriot hosted a luncheon for Herr Von Hoesth who has been transferred to Landou.
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Herriot
von Hindenburg
Paris
Las
von Hindenbieg
Farpead Vor Hoexch
France
Troop School Opens Now Plans Announced
Plans for the opening of the reserve officers troop school November were announced by Capt. Lee V. Hummicubf regular army who will lead the school. Classes meet on the first and third Thursdays at 8 p.m in the San Antonio Public Service building fourth floor. Max Frank Washburn and First Lieut. Robert W. Colglazier will instruct the advanced and basic classes respectively. The program covers mobilization map problems combat orders offensive and defensive infantry operations ground organization signals training management tactics and logistics for all arms to prepare officers for promotion.
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Reserve Officers
Novemer A
Lee V. Hummicubf
Regular Army
San Antonio
Chicago Bombings Decline Puzzles Officials
Chicago on October 19 reports that bombings from 1924 to 1930 have fallen by 43 to 100 bombs annually, according to Gordon L. Hostetser, executive director of the Employers' Association, highlighting a surprising downturn in violent incidents and prompting officials to reassess public danger.
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Chicago
Gordon L. Hostetser
The
Employers' Association
Rare Rich Central American Coffees From Tiny West Coast Plantations
A bold feature touts a rare coffee flavor from small high altitude farms along Central America's West Coast. Experts claim these beans offer a uniquely rich, winy taste not duplicated elsewhere, once enjoyed in San Francisco Bohémian restaurants and now available to readers. The piece urges readers to buy Folgren coffee now to sample the distinctive mountain grown beans.
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Central America
Actress Turns Down Role for Warner in Hollywood Shuffle
In a sprawling Hollywood gossip note, Carole Lombard reportedly turned down a Warner role that Paramount had traded for, with George Brent moving to Paramount and Lombard to star in The Inside. Mary Brian replaces Lombard as Cagney’s lead, while Mary’s romance with Buddy Rogers resurfaces. The column covers industry trades, on-set updates, and social anecdotes from Beverly Hills and Palm Springs.
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Harriet Parsons
Croreight
Universal Service
Los Angeles
Carole Lombard
Jimmy Cagney
Paramount
Carole
Slory
Warners
George Brent
Jatier Studio
Mary Brian
Cagney
Mary
Buddy Rogers
Russ Gleason
Europe
Royal Wedding Announces Coburg Nobility union
In Coburg Germany Princess Sluylle of Saxe Coburg wed Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden in a civil ceremony at Coburg Castle. A noble and civic gathering attended as festivities begin, with a religious service planned for tomorrow at St Moritz church.
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Retail Trade on Coast Shows September Gain
San Francisco reports that retail trade on the Pacific Coast rose about ten percent from August to September. The seasonally adjusted index, based on 1926 as 100, climbed from 73 in August to 84 in September, with the gain slightly above seasonal expectations.
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San Francisco
Get
Lions Strike for Beef in New York Hunger Spree
A chaotic report from the Bronx describes hunger strikes and substitute players as Lionel Sullan TI and Wan protest rising meat costs. Leopards, Ygers, and other Hons join the unusual demonstration while a mock football game features white chunks of beef. Beef returns to the menu as the protests unfold in New York.
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New York
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Ygers
Romping Grivflies
French Dead at Yorktown Honored in Paris Ceremony
A plaque bearing the names of 183 French soldiers who died at Yorktown was solemnly unveiled today in Pershing Hall, Paris, by the American Legion to honor their memory.
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Paris
Pershing Hall
American Legion
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