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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1926

Page

5

Freeman, Texas Editor and Staff Addressees

The line lists R. 8. Klett as managing editor and WM. Habenicht as business manager with publication details indicating entry at the Fredericksburg Texas Post Office as second class matter.

R. 8 KLETT WM. Habenicht Fredericksburg Texas

Ranging disasters and a bank holdup lift Clarksville notes

Editorial cautions follow two fatal rail crashes and a Chicago suburban rear end collision. It links rail safety to motorists while detailing a Clarksville bank robbery with Captain Hickman and youth Stanley trapping two robbers in a street battle. one suspect known as Afl M. Slaton and another as Smallwood are identified.

Rocky Mountain Colorado Chicago el Rey Wisconsin Hickman Young Stanley Ranger Kickman Fort Worth Afl M. Slaton Clarksville Smallwood Slaton

State Condemns Educational Crisis and Seeks 1926-27 Funds

The State Superintendent warned that without a special appropriation the per capita for 1926-27 may not exceed $12, down from $11.50. At Kerrville, teachers attended lectures by W J Woodson and Dr Senderson, with group discussions and demonstrations throughout the day. The Kerrville Chamber of Commerce Band gave a concert for visiting teachers, and C H Lee hosted a bakery tour with iced tea, cocoa, and a look at a modern baking plant for about 200 guests.

W. J. Woodson Southwest Texas Teacher’s College Senderson Woodson Kerrville Chamber of Commerce Westminister Eouests C. H. Lee Kerrville Bakery K. M. Sun

Ranger traps bank robbers in Clarksville shootout

Texas ranger Captain Tom Hickman and aides set a trap for two men who planned a daylight bank robbery at Red River National Bank in Clarksville. After a gun battle the suspects were killed and authorities recovered about 35000 dollars in a suitcase. Constable B Q Ivy joined the firefight.

Clarksville Texas Tom Hickman Stewart Stanley Sam Stanley Red River National Bank B. Q. Ivy Hickman Stanley Irving Dallas Fort Worth Viekman

Kerrville hosts Hill Country Institute for 200 teachers

About 200 teachers from Bandera Kerr Mason Real Gillespie Kimble and others attend a five day Hill Country Institute at Schreiner Institute Kerrville opening with a song service and remarks by Judge Lee Wallace and Dr J L Henderson. State Supt Marrs outlines legislative issues and a push for a $15 per child per year funding boost.

Kerrville Hill Country Institute Schreiner Institute Bandera Kerr Kimble Gillespie Mason Real R. A. Kranklin Kerrville Public Schools Lehreiner W. L. Downing Lee Wallace

France Victorious But Defeated Says House

Col Edward M House blames U S failure to honor 1919 Paris obligations for France woes in McCalls Magazine article France victorious but defeated Isolation of the United States forced post war burdens on France hindering budgets and economics He says most European troubles stem from the United States not keeping its Paris pledges.

New York United States Wilson Paris Edward M. House France McCall’s Magazine Colonel House Europe

Motorist Fined $500 After Drunken Speeding Near School

Roy Jewell of Kansas City was fined the maximum $500 after being arrested for speeding at 45 mph near a schoolhouse while intoxicated. Offi cer reports he stood up in the car with a whiskey bottle in hand and the wheel in the other.

Kansas City Roy Jewell Jewell

Truth serum fails to solve triple slaying near Austin

In Bastrop Texas a year after Charles Engler his wife and adopted daughter Emma were slain at Moope's Crossing the use of truth serum on a parolee proved his innocence. Dr R E Rouse applied the serum and the man signed a statement saying he volunteered and would not blame officers.

Bastrop Tex Charles Engler Emma Moope’s Crossing Austin Miriam A. Ferguson R. E. Rouse Ferris

Oil Found in Hays County Spurs Texas Field Growth

Hays county’s first oil well reached 600 feet near San Marcos on Thursday opening the Central Texas shallow field. Rockdale and San Marcos wells already produce oil with plans for broader development. Hornberg No 1 flowed seven to 15 barrels daily, as drillers decide on deeper testing after a two to three day production window.

San Marcos Hays County Central Texas Rockdale Austin Discovery Slays County Hornberg Place J E. Rodgers Bix Oil Company Hornberg No

Upshaw’s Prohibition Battles End With Congress Defeat

Washington reports that Rep William D Upshaw of Georgia, a longtime foe of repealing the 18th amendment and a stalwart Volstead Act defender, lost in the latest primary ending his four term in the house. His fiery style and clashes on the floor had long marked his congressional career.

Washington Congress William D. Upshaw Georgia Upshaw Cheorgian Senate Campaign Investigating Committee anti-Saloon League League House

Harness and Running Races Set for New Braunfels Fair

Harness and running races are scheduled at the New Braunfels Fair from September 23 to 26. Advertisements note Juenke and Schoenewolf stock shotguns shells and ammunition of all kinds.

New Braunfels Fair Juenke & Schoenewolf

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