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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

Page

21

Austin Texas Business Conditions April 193?

April business conditions in Texas and the Southwest showed a weaker month after stronger early-year results. Credit remains abundant though rates rise. checks in the Dallas Fed district jumped 24 percent from last April while bank borrowing rose. Building, wholesale trade slow, livestock and truck crops mixed. petroleum up with curtailment. cement plants at capacity. lumber down in production but up in shipments.

Austin Texas Southwest Bernard Nichols Texas Business Review Bureau of Business Research University of Texas Dallas

Brasher Freed in Murder Case by Jury Verdict

Claude Brasher was acquitted of murder in the Henry Niemeyer case by a San Antonio 19th District Court jury after nearly 16 hours of deliberation. The verdict came at 2 45 Saturday afternoon following a Friday night trial. Brasher testified he drove Turner to the station but did not know an illegal act was planned and left as shooting began. This was his second trial after a hung jury previously.

Claude Brasher Henry Neimeyer San Antonio Llo’colock Brasher Victor Turner Niemeyer Turner

McKenzie Rehearing Set for June 6 in Texas

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals fixes June 6 for submission of John A. McKenzie alias Pete McKenzie's motion for rehearing. He is under a death sentence for the murder of Sam Street, chief of detectives at San Antonio, on September 10, 1927.

Austin Tex Court of Criminal Appeals John A. McKenzie Pete McKenzie Sam Street San Antonio McKenzie

Small Boy Killed by Car Near New Braunfels

In New Braunfels Texas on a Friday afternoon Carlos Quiroz a 14 year old Mexican boy was killed when struck by a car near his home about six miles from town. His body was found near a cane patch after walking from a mailbox. Police investigate and have not yet identified the driver.

New Braunfels Tex Carlos Quiroz

Hold Up Man Gets 25 Years for Killing

Wichita Falls Texas May 26 Jack Nagie was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 25 years after a jury deliberated about an hour. Nagie shot Theodore Zimmermann during an attempted holdup on April 13. He requested a suspended sentence claiming the shooting was accidental.

Wichita Falls Tex Jack Nagie 89Th District Court Nagie Theodore Zimmermann Zimmermann

Bodyguard of Stonewall Jackson Dies at 79 in Texas

Lockhart Tex May 27 Harry C McClausland Confederate veteran 79 born Staunton Va 1849 died here Saturday He was first cousin to Gen John C McClausland and joined Company H fifth Virginia Volunteer Infantry at age 13 paroled by General Grant April 18 1865 He served as Stonewall Jacksons bodyguard throughout the Confederate years.

Woman and child drown when car plunges into Trinity River

Mrs Barney Owens 33 and her seven year old daughter, both of Athens, drowned when their automobile rammed a bridge rail and plunged into the Trinity River between Seagoville and Cramdall, about 25 miles southwest of Dallas. Owens husband escaped with severe injuries as the scene was recovered two hours later.

Dallas Tex Barney Owens Athens Trinity River Seagoville Cramdall Here

Parachute Jump Tragedy Near Kerrville Ends in Death

Howard Helton 33 of San Antonio died after leaping 1500 feet when his parachute failed to deploy during an air circus near Kerrville Texas. He had earlier flown with pilots Harry Phelps Jr and Whitey Powers and did not don the parachute before exit. Helton, a World War II flyer with vast experience, is survived by his sister and parents and will be buried in Stilwell Oklahoma.

Kerrville Tex Howard Helton Inlaw O. H. Kilpatrick West Summit Avenue San Antonio Harry T. Phelps Jr West Evergreen Street Whitey Powers Tampico, Mex Kelley Field Phelps J. P. Helton Stilwell, Oklo Stilwell

Smiths to Build 2 Million Dollar Cement Plant

San Antonio will begin construction on a 2,000,000 cement plant employing several hundred workers. Judge J W Young and J H Smith announce land acquisition near the Austin Highway with plans for water works and sewer disposal. Richard K Meade notes high quality cement material locally. A separate company will operate the plant as it aims to turn the area toward industrial prominence. Terrell Bartlett and other engineers tour the U S for plant data and expect to return next week.

San Antonio J. W. Young Smith Bros. Properties, Inc United States Missouri-Kansas-Texas Missouri Pacific Austin

Mercury Reaches 103 in Fort Worth May Heat Record

Fort Worth Texas May 27 a 108 degree high set a new heat record for this date as the afternoon sun burned down across the city.

Fort Worth Tex

Firemen Injured in Paint House Fire in Wichita Falls

Two firemen were injured in a blaze causing an explosion that wrecked the Landon Hill Company and the Sherwin Williams Paint Company in Wichita Falls Texas. Damage is estimated between 60 000 and 12 000 dollars.

Wichita Falls Tex Landon Hill Company Sherwin Williams Paint Company

High School Graduate Wounded by Accidental Shooting in Waelder

Miss Anna Grace Cockrill, a Waelder high school graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cockrill, was accidentally shot in the leg when a small caliber pistol discharged while a boy friend toyed with it. The bullet passed through the limb and the injury is not serious.

Waelder Tex Anna Grace Cockrill A. A. Cockrill

Modern Hotel Planned for New Braunfels After Subscriptions

A meeting of hotel company subscribers at the courthouse secured 145000 in funding for a fireproof hotel in New Braunfels. Officers elected were Emil Fisher as president Walter Faust as vice president B W Nuhn as secretary treasurer with directors Fisher Faust Nuhn A B Pfeuffer Adolf Henne Bob Gode J R Fuchs I A Ogden Emil Heinen. Negotiations proceed with hotel firms to lease the property on the old Faust homestead site on Seguin Avenue.

New Braunfels Tex Emil Fisher Walter Faust B. W. Nuhn Pfeuffer Adolf Henne Bob Gode J. R. Fuchs I. A. Ogden Emil Heinen Faust Seguin Avenue

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Schandua & Reichenau Kor Juenke & Schoenewolf General Merchants Stonewall Jackson Heston Schandur & Reichenau TIN Metal and H. Kuenemann Mr. Farmer and Stockman Fredericksburg Publishing Co
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