The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, January 26, 1923 Page: 1 of 6
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CUERO STAR and
O NEWS
CUERO, DeWlTT COUNTY. TEXAS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1923
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Highway Leaders
at Kiwanis Club
-' ,_'
Machinery
when G&r. John M. Parker opened Of U. Sa OffCI*CC
the State’s inquisition, prepared Ito - At Bargain R<
leave Thursday night ‘ _
Impea^unent proceedings are to be County Judge Kulawik
nio, member of the Texas Highway
, „ ■ \y *
Commission, Q. B. Colp of San Anto-
nio, president of the Meridian High-
way and manager of the Glpcter to
Gulf Highway through Cuero, which
was recently designated a federal aid
highway, and a party of rood boosters
from San Antonio, are scheduled tb
arrive in the city this f evening to
speak before members of the Ki-
wanis Club. The highway boosters
will come to Cnero from Nixon, where
highway' boosters from all
along the newly designated Southern
Pacific route from San Antonio to
Cuero are expected to hold a conven-
tion this afternoon.
The Highway leaden will speak be-
fore members of the Kiwanis club
here thifc evening, it is expected, fol-
All the elements usually cited as
contributory causes of open war ex-
ist in the Ruhr v«ley and the faint
screams of the war eagle are already
being beard in some sections, press
dispatches to the United Stated to-
day said.
The German population, wrought
up by the presence of the French
and Belgians, their , hatred accentuat-
ed by the arrest and conviction of the
industrial leaden, have carried out
demonstrations of a violent nature *t
various centers ot the Ruhr, and the
Coorty Stanley Kulawik
County Commissioners 8am Hefner, Hy.
Buesing, C. B. Kaitor and R. F. Junker liberation of
have returned from Austin when -they been on trial
went to inspect surplus government Court hsaHM
road machinery and equipment recently for the allege
turned over to the State Highway Com- Je&pri* Te
mission by the War Department for lease state witnesae
to Tmcas counties and municipalities. the outgrowth
r^Adge Kulaiih; was. impressed with Thomaston «
the genuine value of the goods offered tempted to pr
and said a list of equipment to be pur- ed by Jacksoi
«ha«e*jKJ»eWitt County wojild be pre- to have talke
Wed at the first meeting of the com- wife.
)vcr this section
the train daring
DeWitt county
placed their
ly next month.
Btttrop, La., Jan. 25.—The open the V* equipment in
hearing here conducted by th* Kulawik said. "Good
of Louisiana into the operations of
masked men in Morehouse Parish,
ended Thursday after having been- in
session continuously since Jan. 5.
Scores of witnesses testified concern-
ing floggings, deportation,, circulation
of warnings by a “viligance commit-
tee,” kidnapings and the ^spiriting
away on Aug. 24 of Watt Daniel and
T. T. Richards, of whom no trace was
found until their bodies floated to
-the surface from the depths of Lake
Lafouchre on Dec. 22.
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Until Thursday no witness had
testified who had knowledge of the
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movements of the kidnapers after
they were seen at Coilinston,, eight
miles east of here, the night of Aug!
24, when the hooded captors released
three other men with Daniel and Rich-
ards and obtained a supply of gaso-
line Jor their cars. T- i
Leon Jones of Moselld, Miss., the
only Witness at the concluding, session
testified that his car was disabled on
the highway about three-quarters of
a mile from Lake Lafourche, "some
time in, August,” gud that during the
night one small touring car and a
small truck containing masked men
and Others who appeared to be prls*
we called into
e firing by the-
FVeStix pre un-
st rue ting. find maintaining higfcwp^is by fa
offered at surprisingly low prices,” the diet
county's chief executive said. and
‘‘All of the county commissioners re- p«tfc
turned much impressed with the real Verdi
bargains to be had and all felt fully re- mean
paid for the trip as the low price of the mitu
equipment and machinery offered will .^s ;
more than offset the cost of the trip by Tb
a gr added. fore
Judge Kulawik called a special sss- corny
•ion of the county epidsBQsew in <wd- deck
I Base in Houston, 15 year old negro bay
j was today sentenced to serve an inde-
terminate sentence in the State JuveU-
•9 ile Home at Gatesville by County Judge
, Stanley Kulawik, following his trial in
p Cohnty Court. Evidence brought out at
j the trial today was mat the boy had
broken in Ms aunt’s home and chopped
h off the lock of a trunk with an aXe.
.. Other evidence was that he had -stolen
| » watch, poeket knife and other articles
J °® various occasions. If his conduct in
the home for boys is good, he ie sub-
# *** parole of the superintendent of
■ the isstitotion, with the endorsement of
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YORKTOWN BOY AWARDED
fine HEREFORD AFTER
TAKING JUDGING HONORS.
t0Ck£ LEGION AIRE# AH#
GUESTS 01 LEGION POST AT
oorifing to Oscar M. Lander, DeWtt*
County Agricultural Agent. ,
8chnabel, with Botler Leissner and
Joachim Boeder, all DeWitt County
farm and raaeh boys, competed in a
Mate-wide judging contest at College
Station dufing the fanners’ short coarse
last July for judging honors. Boeder
was .01 and could not participate in the
judging, so DeWitt 'County lout the
honon, |fr. Lander said, b<£ Schnabel
adjourned at 10:26
forenoon, but a few
the time Attorney
Ie a statement to the
tty* evi<^enqe had
Ipcient te show the
responsible for law-
General Coco
court, declarl
been develop*
taabnw of W.
ped at the hearing
I before the grand
thud*
m
3he testifie
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, January 26, 1923, newspaper, January 26, 1923; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1130034/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.