Sheriff Shaw Hurt in Flores Street Shooting Case
Deputy A. P. Shaw sustained a skull fracture after a disturbance at 300 North Flores Street. Zavala claims Shaw fired first. Zavala says Shaw was struck with a rock and shot. Shaw, a World War II veteran, was hospitalized then transferred to Fort Sam Houston Base Hospital in stable condition.
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Wormer
A. P. Shaw
Concepcion Zayale
Medical Aool Surgical Hospital
Shaw
Biqu
Naid
Wan
Robert
Green’ Hoapital
Fort Sam
Fongton
Albert Hauser Wnndinedd Thoreday
Taymond Hout
Atearnes
Lynn
Leonides -Tamon
North Flores Atreot
Alrirkh
Zaavla
Roman
Zavala
Tavata
Yin
Action Urged on Navy Propaganda and Budget Cuts
Representative Wood of Indiana urged the President to release from service certain officials in the Navy Department amid reports of deliberate reductions in naval appropriations. He pressed for accountability and removal of those responsible, arguing the measures undermine national defense.
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Navy
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Rood
Indiana
Hoover
Slot Machine Charge Filed by County Attorney
County attorney’s investigator filed a charge of permitting a gaming device to remain on premises under control in the Brody building. The case cites unlawful possession for gaming with a minimum 30 day jail term if convicted.
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D. PF
Davia
Blelvin
Williams
Sgungt Stanley
Ourt
Ourt Ot Law No. 1, Wednesday Afternoon. ‘the Charge Lists the Defendant'n Addasa
Brody
Davis
Hrnor
Wolters Ordered to U8 Court on Contempt Charge
Tyler Texas October 22 Judge Randolph Bryant ordered Gen Jacob F Wolters to appear in federal court to show cause why he should not be held in contempt regarding the court decree of October 13 restraining the state railroad commission General Wolters and others from interfering with the Byock Lee oil welly in the East Texas fields Attorneys for General Wolters immediately filed an answer to the order arguing he was not in contempt as he acted under an executive order of Governor Ross Sterling.
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Tyler
Texas
Randolph Bryant
Jacob F. Wolters
State Railroad Commission
Wolter
Byock-Lee
East
Wolters
Ross S. Sterling
Lindbergh Pair On Flight Home From Orient
Lindbergh and Mrs Charles Lindbergh began their homeward trip from the Orient today and expected to reach New York by air tomorrow. They arrived at Victoria early today by steamer and boarded a borrowed airliner. After a brief stop they planned to land at a fuel stop in Idaho. Four Ohio banks were liquidated and turned over to state authorities for limitation.
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Cviones
Charles A. Jindbergh
Orient
New York
Victoria
Alminic
Pacific
Loic
Idaho
Columbus
Ohio
Ieparlhene
Wag
George J. Harter Bank Company of
Cantone
City Savings Tank and Tract Company
Alliance
Ohto Merchants’ ‘Trust Company
Mrashlon
Farmers and Citizens Bank of
Monroeville
de Nate Banking de Tartmant
Capes
Road Work Appropriations Pass in 30 Counties
Austin voters approved 277,916 dollars for highway maintenance and construction across 30 counties. The action was taken by the state highway commission amid updates on road programs and funding allocations.
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Austin
TNS
Mae Tongly
Fae
Plegn
Amateurs Predict Mild Winter Amid Park Forecast Controversy
A Chicago forecast sparked dispute as amateur predictor Guby claimed a mild winter with two weeks of skating weather and no frost until November. Lincoln Park officials, including Knop, defended decades of weather observations while government forecaster G A Irwin countered with caution about unreliable amateur forecasts.
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Lincoln Park
Anteur
Liakolo Park
G. A
Rnnoll
Forceauter
Ecotradt
Mannich Pass
Salida
Gunnison
Creenhorn
Pueblo
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
New Mexico
Planes Communication System Demonstrated at Winburn Field
A demonstration of a new airborne telephone system by American Airways took place at Winburn field on a Wednesday afternoon. The setup linked pilot communications en route from San Antonio to Dallas with ground stations at Winburn and Dolins, showing clear audio and a three hundred mile range once adjusted. Attendees included Col II, DB Clapett, Maj H F O Richards, Postmaster P J Lucas, Wayne Parke, and Jack Beretta with the National Aeronautic Association.
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Penellett
Yale
Twresray Rille
American Airways
Winturnfield
Winburn Field
San Antonio
Dalles
Austin
Ax Qr
Dolins
Wong the Roul
Allernoon
Trent
Col. II
Clapett
H. F. O. Richards
Kelly Elt
Lucas
Wayne Parke
National Acronautic Aasociation
Jack Beretta
National
Acronaciie Association
Curtis Denies Plan To Design Washington D C
The Twist Oklahoma World reports Vice President Curtis may resign to private life amid oil industry shifts. It cites alleged plans awaiting approval by the American Petroleum Institute next month. Curtis denies the rumor saying there is no foundation.
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Washington
D. C
Curtie
Ufe
Oklahoma
Ezrr
American Petroleum Institute
Gurtie Eatdy
G. Heythorns
Ditoring
Lulea
Dted
Strange Malady Claims 2nd Victim in Borger
In Borger on October 24, A. J. Alanick, 60, production superintendent of Prairie Oil and Gas, died from a mysterious illness temporarily labeled bodulisma race form of foot poisoning. He is the second victim, with the first death occurring Tuesday from the same cause.
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Admarillo
Teyas
R. A. J. Alanick
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Me Borger
Wits
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