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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1929
Page
9
An accident involving Mrs Burns occurred when she leaned to keep ice from falling off a running board. The vehicle overturned and she suffered a broken neck while riding with an association member who escaped during jury.
The advertisement notes record bar gains during the Stehling Bros mid-summer sale and urges readers to review the previous issue for special prices on goods offered.
In Tecumseh Oklahoma two farmers James Harris and Oscar Lowery were buried after death in a liquor raid shooting. W W Thomason federal agent and three deputies Jeff Harris Tom Little and John Williams remain jailed on murder charges with arraignments set for Tecumseh. Funeral services for Harris and Lowery, both World War veterans, were held with American Legion rites.
Eight year old Mary Ellen Strickland was attacked and disfigured by a sow while feeding near her parents home in Martins Mill. Her sister watched as the animal toppled her, biting her face arms and body. A farmer alerted a physician who treated several facial lacerations. Mary Ellen was to recover.
Maria Alatorre proprietress of the Commercial Hotel is jailed on a perjury complaint after testifying at the murder trial of Raymond J. West and Tomas Hernandez. The case concerns Williams murder. West and Hernandez had been jailed for life and 20 years. The hearing for new trials was overruled, and the two convicts appealed. The witness may be admitted to bond Monday.
Mrs Adolph R Burns about 90 and mother of five was killed instantly when the light touring car she drove overturned on the Round Rock Georgetown highway two and a half miles north of Round Rock near her home. Her son Leonard, a Round Rock Boy Scout, had taken part in Scout day festivities nearby that morning.
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