Fort Bend man tied to string of robberies and a fatal shooting
Blevins described a spree with Cadena and others ranging from robberies of filling stations in Seguin, New Braunfels, Floresville, and Brooksfield to a fatal Heletes stickup where Alexander was slain. They hid, evaded police, and a Texas cop fired as the gang tried to flee after a confrontation at Magnolia Service Station.
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Auquist
Tways
Seguin
New Braunfels
Blevins
Fort Bam Houston
Yourist
Nath St. Mary's
Pecan
McCullough Avenue
Austin
Floresville
Midway
Brooksfield
Alexander
Cadena
Braunfels
Magnolia
Reininger
San Antonio
Kelso Anes Held Monday for Mrs. Winchester Kelso Sr
Funeral services were held Monday at Laurel Heights Methodist Church for 68 year old Mrs. Winchester Kelso Sr of 107 West Craig Place. A San Antonio native, she led civic groups including the Battle of Flowers association and Fenwick Luncheon Club and belonged to the Texas Pioneers and Daughters of the American Revolution. Survivors include a daughter Ruth Kelsey Clarkson Oklahoma and a son Winchester Kelso with four brothers and three sisters. Interment followed at Mission Burial Park.
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Winchester Kelso
West Graig Place
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
T. Bascom Watts
San Antonio
Kelso
Battle of Flowers Association
Fenwick Luncheon Club
The
Texas Pioneers
Daughters of the American Revolution
Coronal Institute
San Marcos
Mis
Ruth Kelsey
Clarkson
Fortain
Okla
S. W. Stanfield
Joe Wright
el Paso
J. M. Key
Harvey Joyce
Sah Marting
Calif
Willaza Jayce
Pasadena
Albert Joyce
Dallas
Hoyal W. King
Charles J. George
Gilbert M. Densall
Marahalla Terrell
James F. W. Clarkson
Hal Browne
P. J. Nixor
Jack Hardy
Mission Burial Park
Trimble Defense Seeks More Testimony in Tomlinson Slaying Case
In Fredericksburg on September 2, defense for L E Trimble pursued further testimony to support self defense as the trial for slaying Menard County Commissioner W R Tomlinson resumed. The defendant described movements from a farm to a road, boarding a bus to San Antonio, and Cadena’s gun exchange.
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Fredericksburg
L. E. Trimble
W. R. Tomlinson
Menard
Ethiopians and Italian Troop Reports In Debate
A fragmented report discusses Ethiopia and Italian troop movements amid arms embargo talk. The emperor warns that if the League of Nations collapses morale and protection for foreigners in Africa could wane amid potential territorial pressures. The judge questions bribery and respecting territorial obligations.
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League of Nations
Hon
Judan
Fatal to Mad Ickes Car Crash Near Velarde New Mexico
Interior Secretary Harold Ickes travels to Chicago as his wife Anna Wilmarth Ickes is laid to rest after a two car collision near Velarde New Mexico. Witnesses and a nearby sedan are questioned while investigators reexamine a crash theory. Frank Allen the Gallup driver died earlier from injuries. Genevieve Forbes Herrick and Thrium Seyfuluh were injured. Chicago services will be held with notable attendees including Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins.
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Banta FE
N. M
Harold L. Ickes
Mag
Frank Allen
Gallup
St. Vincent's Hospital
Allen
Genevieve Forbes Herrick
Washington, D.C
Tbrihim Seyfutluh
Ickes
thisCin J
Lamy
N. Mo
Chicago
Secretary of the Interior
Harold J. Ickes
Anna Wilmarth Tekes
Velarde
Winnekta
Anne Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Eden Heads to Paris to Sharpen Opposing Italy War
London reports British minister for League affairs Eden flew to Paris to confer with Pierre Laval and win France's signature on a joint report urging sanctions against Italy in the Ethiopia war. A $36 million Rickett deal with an American firm complicates Eden's Geneva mission as France leans toward Italy and Britain denies any involvement.
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London
i—Anthatyden
League of Nations
Paris
Pierre Laval
League Council
Eden
France
Francis M. Rickett
Geneva
Britain
League
Ethiopia
Italy
African Development and Exploration Company
York
William ‘Temple
Duce Busy With Troops and Oil Concessions Debate
Italian Premier Mustolfta’s cabinet returned from war maneuvers to set a stance on oil concessions in Ethiopia granted to an American firm described as a new African trio. Britain denies involvement. Meanwhile Naples readies 4000 Blackshirt troops for embarkation as Benevento troops depart.
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Mustolfta
Ethiopia
Timlyako Buslet
East Africa
St Duce
Naples
Benevento
Fatal Shooting In Denver Home Leaves Riddle Unsolved
Police investigated the death of 28 year old Mrs Helen Walter found shot and undressed in a fashionable Denver home. A pistol lay beside the body and the scene was reported by James H Leal a local commission firm head and his wife who returned from town. Their son James said he knew Mrs Walter for two years.
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Denver
Helen Walter
James H. Leal
Loegtack
Neal
Hoth
James
Dam Break Threatens Fort Smith Water Supply
A temporary dam on the Potesu river near Fort Smith Arkansas collapsed releasing millions of gallons of muddy red water into the Poleay river basin from which the city draws its water. The incident imperiled Fort Smith's water supply as authorities assessed impact and response actions.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas River
Poleay River
Obituary notices batch for multiple individuals
Obituaries list several local and out of state deaths including Mrs. Presius Proctor 57 sent to Van Buren Arkansas for interment with survivors Edward A Proctor Fort Sam Houston Sgt and Mrs W H Browning and others. Cecil R Gore 27 of 403 hoor Sund boulevard services at Akers Funeral Home. Mrs Blaine L Hauck 27 of 198 Felisa street body to Minneapolis Minnesota for interment with Merrain Hauck listed as survivor. John T Lillis 29 native of Baltimore with Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart church and interment at San Fernando Cemetery. Alma Scheel 68 Foster road funeral at Milton Ludwig with survivors Mrs John Sendemer Alvin Scheel and others.
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Presius Proctor
East
Commerce Street
van Buren
Ark
Edward A. Proctor
San Antonio
Samuel Collins
Muskogee
Okla
Fred
Collins
Fortsmith
Cecil R. Gore
Hoor- Sund Boulevard
Akers Funeral Home
San Jose
Burint Park
James Gore
James Jr
W. H. Gore
Helen Gore
Blaine L. Hauik
Felisa Street
St. Paul Park
Mion
Minneapolis
Minn
Merrain Hauck
Oscar Berseng
John T. Tills
Monterey Street
Baltimore
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Ace
San Fernando Cemetery
Agnes B. Lillis
Alwine Emma Fredericka Scheel
Foster Road
Milton Ludwig Funeral Home
A. L. Wolff
John Sendemer
Alvin Scheel
Dwins Haas
Louis Haag
Mexican authorities release American showman in Ensenada
Leo Morrison New York theatrical manager for Maxter and other stars was released by Mexican immigration authorities at Ensenada after being held for attempting to go ashore before the Greyhound cabin cruiser was inspected. The guest aboard the Jace Shaw LA vessel had been detained at the Lower California port pending clearance.
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San Diego
Leo Morrison
New York
Maxter
Ensenada
James T. Shreve
Morrison
California
Greyhound
Jace Shaw
Los Angeles
Soviet criticizes Standard Oil move in Ethiopia concession
Moscow dispatch reports the Soviet press accused Standard Oil and Royal Dutch Shell of backing Francis M. Bickett in an Ethiopian concession. The brief note cites official Soviet criticism without detailing the implications or outcomes of the deal.
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Standard Oil
Moscow
Standard Oil Company
Royal Dutery Shell Petroleum Corporation
Francis M. Bickett
Three Men Rob Victim on San Lana and Matamoras Streets
Joe Leal reports three men robbed him with pocket knives on San Lana and Matamoras streets Monday, stealing about $40. He escaped in a taxicab. Leal resides at 311 South Laredo Street. A four room house at South San Antonio II is for sale for $75 cash with balance of rent See Classified Ads.
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Joe Leal
San Lana
Matamoras
Leal
Mes
South Laredo Street
South San Antonio II
Woman's Trial as Kidnapper Set for September
Circuit Judge W C Hughes set September 39 as the trial date for Mrs Nelle Tipton Muench accused in the 1831 kidnapping for ransom of Dr Isaac D B Ketley of St Louis. She is described as the finger woman in the abduction and as a member of a prominent Missouri family.
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Mexico
W. C. Hughes
Nelle Tipton Muench
Isaac DB. Ketley
St. Louis
Malcolm Campbell Sees 238 MPH On Salt Surface
Ulahy September 2 update reports Sir Malcolm Campbell, holder of the world land speed record, achieving 238 miles per hour on the salt. The Bluebird engine spun at about 27 090 rpm as the car gripped the salt roadbed, appearing to rise and hover on the horizon amid the glare of the lights.
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Ulahy
Herr Totley
Malcolm Campbell
Chive Standard Press
Luree
Bluebird
Bankrupt Round Rock Businessman Declared in Court
Rufus Lee Taylor, a Round Rock businessman, was declared bankrupt in a Federal district court by Judge R. J. McMillan on Monday. The petition was filed by International Shoe Company of St. Louis, charging Taylor with an 3840 debt.
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Rufus Lee Taylor
Round Rock
Federal District Court
R. J. McMillan
International Shoe Company of
St. Louis
Taylor
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