Woman Found Shot To Death In Home
A woman identified as Mrs. Anderson was found dead from a single pistol wound in her home Sunday night. Police say she held a .38 revolver in her hand when discovered. a neighbor reported hearing a shot. The body was removed to funeral parlors as investigators, led by Detective Too Ruhinks, questioned residents and noted a letter found in the deceased’s hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucie Anderson
Anderson
Gil Rae
Inken
Banta Htosa
Gremary
S. Weal
Nolding
Anfrrénn
Austin
Charlee Rush
San Antonio Neal
Amstrzam
Ppc
Monterey Trip For Ice Men Planned
Porter ak Whaley manager of the chamber of commerce and Treant Orr assistant general passenger agent plan a Monterey Mexico excursion for the National Association of Tin Industries. The group meets November 14 and the Southern Toe Manufacturers’ association may join the trip. Whale and Orr will return Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Ak. Whaley
Chamber of Commercial Treant
Orr
Oassistant
Monterey
Mexico
Saal
Ten Indus
Wil
Whale
Orr Qeill
Hoover Aid Plan Wins Bankers Aid
In Kansas City Missouri bankers rally to back the Hoover administration plan for financial stabilization. A two hour discussion led by Walter S Ate Tacna, chairman of the board of the Camn- Reree Trust rampans, with Mr. Mofauteas as district director of the National Credit cooperativ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Camn- Reree Trust Rampans
Mofauteas
National Credit Rarparalinn
Ecoocy Thenich
Pisn
Steel Leader Sees End of Low Mood
James A. Faerell, president of United States Steel, spoke at the forty fourth annual conference of the Iron and Steel Institute in Yew, Ontario, noting a turn in business mood. He cited the steel refit program and mobilization of resources as keys to reviving hopes for an early reversal of persistent deflation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
American Business Today
James A. Faerell
United States Steel Corporation
Forlirth
Irony and Steel
Sscfr.co
Meaver
Stolen Groceries Drop as Suspect Flees Scene
A Black suspect allegedly dumped stolen groceries at Nolan Street area before fleeing. Several witnesses and store staff pursued the thief, who vanished after a scramble near Wiel Wee Hid CO cant. Police report ongoing investigation with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Street
Gelsat
Thieves Loot House on East Taill Wood Avenue
Police report a burglary where suspects entered a home on East Taill Wood Avenue and stole clothing and household items valued at about 200 dollars. Officers Mat Hight and others investigated the scene and are tracing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Eatnuel
Perleman
East Taillwood
Hungarian Ocean Fliers Duel Prompts Military Charge
A quarrel over a dual between Hungarian Ocean Fliers escalates as George Byres of the army reserve challenges Alexander Magyar over a Newfoundland front mission. Accusations of cowardice and a wrecked aircraft surface amid plans for a scheduled confrontation before Magyar departs. Mrs Bantelil, a divorced Albanian diplomat's widow, resides in Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Atlantic
America
Hungary
Gudpapert
George Byres
Newfoundland
Biseke
Mingars
Elonder
A.bilter
Rawardice
Enders
Ocean
Magyne
Bantelil
Walian
Dudapest
Cotton plan to hold back Texas crop gains pace
J W Fred Sfoones, president of the State Bankers association, says county banks and organizations have not fully reported pledges to hold about 3.5 million bales of cotton off the market. Cooperatives and bankers will finance the storage of roughly 3.5 million more bales, aiming to restrain this year’s Texas crop amounting to about one fourth of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatgas
Texac
INS
Althaneh
All County Bank
Atte
Snhough
Noxon
J. W. Fred Sfoones
State Bankers' Association
Lanter
Arm
Wiardon
Texas
Indictments in Brady Case Include Multiple Felonies
A Brady grand jury returned sixteen indictments this week. The charges span felony offenses, including murder and related crimes, with defendant names and exact counts partially redacted. Local authorities, led by McCutloch County officials, pursue the as yet unresolved fatal shooting tied to The Meadows case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azianl
Connertina
Devel
Ier
Miler
Iva Nontha Aso
Jill Caldwell
Health Campaign Initiated in Sutton County Campaign
A Sutton county health drive was launched with the formation of a health committee aimed at improving preventive care. Local leaders and business groups back the initiative as a broad public health push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Sonora
Leras
Una Heen
Sutton County
Assault at Main Arena reported by J M M Thornton
A Saturday night incident at the Main Arena involved a masked pair threatening a victim, taking a bag containing shirts and a pistol, and fleeing. Witness J M M Thornton of 29 San Pedro Avenue provided details of the assault as authorities documented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poker Ny
J. MM. Thornton
San Pedro Avenue
Thornton
Aisante
Wells Kept Open by Writ in Texas Court
A temporary restraining order prevents closure of a fading head gasoline plant owned by T. G. Henderson, Inc. in the Panhandle. Judge Dual Wat issued the TRO as the state argues the wells should be classified as gas wells, not oil wells, potentially restraining further action. Fred Upchurch and Maurice Cheek, assistant attorneys general, traveled to San Antonio to seek dissolution of the TRO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ioan
T. G. Henderson, Inc
Panhandia
Fort Eval
Tm Clasai
Wella Ag
Fromm Wala
Fred Upchurch
Maurice Cheek
Hart
San Antonio
Clemency Plea in Ponzi Case Denies Hidden Funds
In a written appeal, Charles Ponzi denies hiding any money and argues his financial schemes were mischaracterized. Prosecutors and creditors seek clemency considerations as bankruptcy proceedings unfold.
Death Claims Dr Skinner In Kingsville
Dr Taraex W Skinner 76 president of the Texas Mexican Industrial Institute died at Kingsville hospital at 4 20 oclock this morning after six weeks confinement. Funeral set for Monday at 3 pm. He came to Kingsville in 1912 to helm the institute and supported education of Mexican youth. He had served as moderator of Texas and later United States Presbyterian bodies. He was born October 11 1855 in Kentucky and earned degrees from Centre College Princeton and a divinity doctorate. He was married to Julia Warfield and had three children. He lived a long career as Presbyterian leader and educator in Indiana Illinois Texas and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsville
Taraex W. Skinner
Jndastrial Institute
Kingsville Hospital
Meadville
Funegal
Skinner
Tesas
General Assembly
United States
James William Skinner
Bryetée County
Kentucky
Weins
Thomas
Jane Bigger Skinner
Wilson
Ainssville
Centre College
Danville
Kenticks
Princeton
Princeton Theological
Woodrow Wilson
Me. Wilson
Julia Warfield
Isles
Julia Faith
Wilfred Fetterman
Philadelphia
Jon Me
Willig DD. Craig
Peon
Aavoner
Terri Haute
Ind
Morelsom
Burt Collins
Cole
Brownsville
Texas
Texas Mexican Industrial Institute
Republic of Mexica
Sigma Ghi
Rotary International
Sutton Herefords Win First Prize at Texas Fair
Sutton Herefords win first prize at a Texas fair, with Show entries by Seton ranch and other exhibitors. Names cited include Gordan Sires Seton, Mr Stet aris Salvia Salle, and Athe, reflecting a livestock competition with multiple participants and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Herefords
Sonoila
Taras
Cerk
Gordan
Seton
Major Gardner to Speak at Museum
Major Gardner will speak at the Witte Memorial on Sunday at 4 p m. He discusses Folly Love in the Philippines and the spring of Eleventh students. Introduced by Col M Ty Crim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Gardner
Cieuner Tardner
Narntocle
Witte Memorial
Philippin
Maecum
Mader Gardner
M. Ty
Crim
Coast Canal Progress Mixed With Board Discussions
Progress on the coast canal project is reported at a Texas conference with the International Canal Association of Towles dan and Texas slated for November 6 and 7. The War Department agrees to smooth the timeline after bid openings December 24, with work on the Sabine district line continuing toward the Galveston district, shortening the project by about 18 months. Rights of way in multiple counties advance, reducing remaining expenditures and enabling completion of the Gulf coast canal link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towlsdan
Texas
Noy Miller
Aective
Ding Stone Briggs
Galveston
Commissionera Court
Malacorda County
Galveston County
Travaris
Watagorda
Brazoria
Palacios Point
Matazorda Bay
Corpus Christi
Crusaders to Convene in San Antonio Meeting
More than 00 members of the Tosi State Citizens committees of the Crusadece national anti liquor group will convene in San Antonio November 15 for a four-day session. Wilbur D. Baron announces a meeting of Crusaders leaders to discuss first steps to control liquor traffic as part of Prohibition era aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusadece
Sill
San Antonio
Wilbur D. Baron
Engthsrretern
Bacon
Collower
Crusaders
Trias Bacan
Franklin
Hatiorary
Fred G
Fred G. Clark
Urzanized
Cleveland
Rosten
Waliau
Ninsider
Wil
Horan
Tyco
Bern
Texas
Calles Daughter and Husband Quit Plane Amid Unsettled Weather
In SIMMS Texas a plane flight ended abruptly as weather halted travel. The bride, daughter of General Plutarco Calles, former Mexican president, was en route with her husband to Atlanta when the delay occurred. Government field operations noted the unsettled conditions affecting the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms
Texas
Del
Moon
Wand Mex
Joseph
Tiller
Stenteo City
Pga
Ellersaerr
Atlenta
American Airways
Daugter
Geurral Plumnten Calles
Incoherent OCR fragment on tax policy and subsidiaries
An unreadable OCR excerpt discusses over assessment and internal revenue issues involving Sinclair and subsidiaries. The text is fragmentary with distorted names and places, making precise facts unclear. The article appears to reference the commissioner of internal revenue and related tax matters without coherent context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Carrirotun
Intermal Revenue
Sinclair OU
Retinius
Mistrial Declared in Augusta Preacher Murder Case
In Augusta Georgia the jury for the preacher murder case was discharged after remaining in session for hours. The defendant faced charges linked to tragedy involving his son and a sailor in the United States Navy. Insurance proceeds were noted in relation to the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Williams
Willy Sinvinz
United States
Finck Piarket
Bankruptcy ruling in Alaska county fund distribution case
Federal Judge Davat Weet Saturder revises prior orders in a bankruptcy matter involving three Alaska county men. The Alaska State Bank, represented by Frank H. Booth, seeks priority dividends from a fund of 7508.02 dollars tied to the estates of G Hurley W M Hurley and G G Hurley. Routh argues the mercantile firm, also bankrupt, should pay claims first. the bank claims a prior lien and wants dividend rights like other creditors. The case, with Nenty Mirsbbere listed as counsel, hinges on distributions from the estate and the status of the mercantile company’s debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davat Weet Saturder
A. Aubrey
Alascosa County
Frank H. Booth
Alascosa Cow’ State ‘Bank
Aubrey
Tom
Mercantila Company
G., Hurley
W.M. Hurley
G. Hurley
Routh
Mercantile Company
M.C
W. M. Hopley
Srege
Pas
Nenty Mirsbbere
Charges Filed in Valley Shooting Case
In a family dispute, Patnd Flores and Pedro Ocano were shot. Flores remained in hospital with serious injuries and Ocano was injured. Juan Garza and Orano puesula were involved. authorities say the shooting was linked to a domestic conflict.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gany
Hoover
Bankers’ Aid
Warners
Jean
Ing
Tiverr
Rochester
Warner's
Lcompound
Ceazeres We
Brady
Wellis
Toston
Chrates Vaz
Jorouh
Amin
Segnine
Elbees
Dr. Skinner
Dredames WL Shinner
Syferian
Charchman
Justine
Coast Canal
Progress
OLN
Ticht
Coat Headquarters
Washer’s
Muzkrat
A&a
Goracus
Red Box
Fiteh
Ritter
Wolf
Jun Mink
Ekuek
South Arm
CiMalues Tao
Calles
Hubby
New York
The
Wolff & Marx Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!