Probe Opened In Airliner Crash
Debris over Mount Taylor prompted a wide search by air and ground with planes circling the peak and investigators forming a search party 12 miles from the wreck site. Coroner inquest concluded with a verdict as inquiries continued into the crash the most serious in southwestern aviation history. Major Clarence M Young arrived in Albuquerque to oversee the investigation by the Bureau of Aeronautics.
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Path
Acvigera
Mount Taylor
Albuquerque
Inc
Los Angeles
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa de
Circle Peak
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Aeronautics
Clarence M. Young
Knife Found in Holdover Cell At Detective Headquarters
A weapon over a foot long was found in a holdover cell at detective headquarters. Detective J. B. Lurber presents the blade. Prisoners discard weapons and needles in the cells.
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Detective Headquarters
J. 8. Lurber
Pacific wreck inquiry advances amid scorched air disaster
R J Hazen inspector of the bureau pursues facts after the wreck of a liner near Wagon Mount Taylor. He declines comment until data is gathered. Officials and airmen, who studied the wreck from home, say 18 people died when the plane exploded after burning fuel. Winds supposedly prevented climb required to clear a shoulder of the hills in western New Mexico. The wreckage shows disintegration and melted metal from extreme heat and burning high test gasoline.
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Pacific Const Healquarters
T. A.T
R. J. Hazen
Bureau
Mount Taylor
Itice
Rice
New Mexico
New Braunfels Mourns Edwin A Dietel Loss
New Braunfels mourns Edwin A Dietel co-pilot of the Transcontinental plane that crashed near Mount Saylor New Mexico for his parents Here man A Dietel five brothers and a sister gathered to comfort the aged couple. He attended A and M college and learned to fly at Kelly Field in San Antonio.
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New Traunfels
Edwin A. Dietel
Iby
San Francisco
Edwin
Victor
Firaunfela
Kelly Field
Ss Antonio
Man Gets Lost in Hotel Faces Police Court
Glenn Hewitt of the Laélite hotel at 116 Navarro street became disoriented in the Garden hotel and was brought before Corporation court after misadventure on the third floor stairway.Witnesses described suspicions of peeping and Hewitt admitted drinking prompting a judge’s admonition and a $5 charge discussed by Judge Tara Watton.
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Garden
Navarro Street
Glenn Hewitt
Laélite
Corporation Court Slondas
Hewitt
Deesert
Bin
Cnllial
Sleuths Weary as City Guests Are Searched
City detectives face wary search routines as prisoners are moved from cell blocks. Hands are kept to find hidden weapons and contraband, with needles and blades sometimes uncovered. Prisoners are repeatedly searched after transfer, but many conceal items.
City Refuses Politig Plan in Settlement Bid
Mayor GRE Cham bere announced Monday that the city will reject all settlement proposals from A. D Politia the former park concessionaire. After a spunt meeting the mayor said Politia is out and the city has broken with him following back rent arrears totaling over £12 000. Politig had submitted three settlement offers after the city filed suit in the Seventy Third District Court to recover money, including a last bid of £5000 for fixtures, which the city rejected.
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A. D Politia
Gre Chambere
Poliuis
Ality
Mou- By
Potency of 8.4. Beer Gets Free Testimonials
In a San Antonio Corporation court case, testimony centered on a beer’s potency. A confrontation occurred when Dominguez urged Zepeda to take a bottle, claiming it was not the mater, and the judge questioned if Dominguez had been drinking before humorously naming the beer as potent.
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San Antonio Beer
Corporation Court
Paso Effert
A. Doonguer
Zepeda
Mater
Dominguez
Dave Wrvton
EkHogek Elgoineladin
Baiting Traffic Officer Leads Motorist to Fine
Walter H Crain 84 of 840 Fair Place faced Corporation Court after stopping at Route Alamo and Commerce. He smiled at Officer C A Turk and defied arrest, earning a charge of deterring a law officer with a light fine and possible further penalties.
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Walter H. Crain
Monilay
Crain
Routh Alamo and Commerce
C. A. Turk
Tiwan
Seu
Tinve Watson
Third Becky Trial Begins at New Braunfels Bank Robbery Case
The third Becky trial opens with defense led by a Fort Worth attorney and assisted by Leo Drewester. Blundell prosecutes with J Lee Dittert and Frank Wright as district and county attorneys. Witnesses number forty, including experts from San Antonio and local hospital staff. The New Braunfels proceeding draws San Antonio crowds as cases from October docket loom.
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Leo Drewester
Fort, Worth Ang
Scheytz
New Brownfels
Blundell
J. Lee Dittert
Helle Villy
Whatney
Fravk
Vuight
Comal County
Rogers
Magers
de. W. J. Dubpson
San Allonia State Hospital
New Braunfels
Monilay
Orial
Nore
Glideia
San Antonians
Atute
Peter Nowotny Jr
Cannu
Watson
Anoler
M. CG. Jeffrey
Whe
Jeffree
Jast’ Eck
Juilay Jeffree
City plans flood protection along San Antonio River
The memo discusses channel improvements from south to north and rejecting the Swita company offer. Mayor Chambers says the city will protect the business district without gold plating the project. A $2,000,000 extra expense is deemed unnecessary, with $160,000 of bond money enough to finish the Pioneer Mills cut-off and widen the river channel through the business section.
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Swita
Federation of Women's Clubs
Chambers
Fond Ut
Swiss Plaza Company
City Commission
San Antonio
Stettler
Pioneer Mills
Attorney to Seek Bond Reduction for Shipy in Court
Attorney Harry Toward will appear before the Criminal Court of Appeals in Austin Monday afternoon to seek a reduction of the $10,000 bond set for S.C. Hurley Shipy, jailed on a robbery by assault charge. Special Judge W. S. Anthony fixed the bond last week after Lamar Seeligman, district attorney, requested a higher amount following a hold up and cashier robbery at the Uptown theater on Fredericksburg.
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Harry
Criminal Court of Appeals
Austin
S.C
Fredericksbrirg
Dry Court Mercy on Woman In Possession Case
Federal Judge Charles A. Boynton sentenced Mrs. Jesusa M. Ranchez, mother of two, after she pled guilty to possession and sale of intoxicating liquor and to possession of equipment for liquor manufacture. The court ordered 10 days in jail and a fine of 1,000 dollars, with potential two year sentence if violated.
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Charles A. Boynton
Jesusa M. Ranchez
Iin. Tinder the Jones
Texas Banks Plan to Aid Farm Board Formulates Cooperation
Dallas report says the Texas Bank meeting began formulating nine measures for Texas banks to cooperate with the federal farm board in carrying out farm relief legislation. The plan aims to coordinate actions across banks to support relief programs and farm stabilization efforts.
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Texas Banks
Farm Board
Dallas
Texas Bank
Texas
Federal Farm Board
Get Rid of Urine Troubles With Rudolph's Tablets
Advertises Rudolphs Tablets claiming to treat urine control problems. Offers mail order from W B Way Co at 207 Westover Arcade Kansas City Missouri with 1 cent minimum mail-in cover and a mailed sample for $1. Noticeably filled with typos and promotional tone.
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Rudolph
W. B. Way Co
Westover Arcade
Kansans City
Plane crash sparks national debate over aviation safety
A letter from Santa Monica argues plane accidents will gain wide publicity while many autos deaths go underreported. The writer asserts travel by air will continue despite skepticism, noting the public’s fascination and the inevitability of air travel imprints on society.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Oil firms trim Houston gasoline price to nineteen cents
In Houston on Sept 1 major oil companies cut retail gasoline to 19 cents, down from 21, amid competition from smaller firms pricing below the market. Several lines report prices at various stations with Seals and others cited, showing a general price dip across the area.
Official in A A to Arrange Visit of Air Derbyists
Wofford Lessin of Kansas City representing the Air Reserve Officers spoke in San Antonio with aviation committee members T. O. Feille G. Taews and Graham Dowdedl. A follow up meeting at Winburn field will fix flier arrival details. The International Air Derby runs from Mexico City to Kansas City with about twenty entrants.
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Mexico City
Kansas City
San Antonio
Wofford Lessin
Air Torpa
Spinkars
T. O. Feille
PL G. Taews
Graham Dowdedl
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Winburn Field
Man Using Pistol to Think Is Fined
Tawna Neal, 45, of 445 West Monston Street, drew a revolver in the 400 block of West Houston Street and pointed it at a man, saying he wondered how it would feel to shoot. He was fined 310 by Judge Dave Winson for disturbing the peace.
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Tawna
T. Neal
West Monston Street
Weat
Houston Street
Neal
Pilttman
Len Grove
Dave Winson
Hit and Fly Plot Shocks New York Aviation Scene
Jenny Ramsdell was held on manslaughter charges in a waterplane crash that killed one boater and injured another. Two days earlier Alexander and Ramsdell faced homefront charges after a separate plane landed among bathers at Cone Island. Both are Coast Airways employees. the plane struck water and then went on, marking the first fatal hit and fly incident in pollen records.
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Newyork
Jenny Ramsdell
Levbuie
Barondell
Willinca
Alexander
Jhernigneil
Bij
Cone Istanaletio
Iniutin
Ramaseli
Kiliod
John Doo Milrey
Youth Ig Fined for Campaign in Park Squabbles
In Roosevelt park a youth named Seiten Geisert Jr. was fined $10 in Corporation Court. Police stated the incident involved threats and a push to control a squirrel. Judge Dave Watson ordered a $101 fine and prohibited park entry to prevent further disturbances.
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Mayhan
Roosevelt Ark
Seiten Geisert Jr
Forraney
Fudge Watson
Crockett
Navy Parley Reaches Crucial Point With Great Britain
Washington reports a crucial naval negotiation development as the United States and Britain near resolution in the trualapr controversy. President Hoover and Navy General Board leaders have opposed the British offer, arguing it would require British tonnage and force reductions. American objections are to be presented to London this week.
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Washington
BD. C
Great Britain
Hoover
O&vy General Board
Pe Meek
Nui
Abe
Narcotic Raids in Los Angeles Net Seven Arrests
Weeks of undercover narcotics work by Los Angeles officers ended in a Sunday raid that yielded seven arrests. Charges filed Monday named multiple individuals with addresses on Santa Rosa Street and nearby areas. Hearings were set for later in the day as suspects remained in custody.
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I. D. Westover
Mat UN Ramirea
Joe Gareis
Nort
Santa Rosa Street
A. Wi
Vikatan
Dorothy Griffith
Trawn
Unit- PA Sintea Ciio Missionor
Dickey
Walter
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