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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas

28 Sep 1929

Page 12

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Fredericksburg Standard

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Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1929

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12

Prohibition Officer Charles Stevens Killed in Ambush

Four people were jailed and a fifth sought after the fatal shooting of Capt. Charles Stevens on Pleasanton Road six miles from San Antonio. Stevens died at Santa Rosa Infirmary. arrests included Joe Hobrecht Alice Smith Pedro Guadjardo and Louisa Guadjardo. Police said the ambush was planned and retaliation for raids. A witness statement from Mrs. Guadjardo provided details of the setup and gunfire. Pedro Guadjardo later died from his wounds, while Louisa Guadjardo remained charged with murder.

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Charles Stevens Prohibition Pleasanton Road San Antonio Stevens Santa Rosa Infirmary Joe Hobrecht Alice Smith Pedro Louisa Guadjardo Court of Justice of the Peace Louis Boltz R. L. Hirzel Pedro Guajardo Quajardo
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Cattle Market Receipts and Prices in Fort Worth Trade

Receipts of cattle were liberal with clean-up cows and fat calves dominant. Steers were scarce with prices around steady, stockers down 50 to 75 cents, grassers mixed from seven to thirteen dollars, cows steady to slightly lower, canners barely steady, and fat calves ranging near ten dollars. Texas Valley citrus shipments rose 50 percent from 1927-28 to 1928-29, totaling 2,316 cars.

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Texas Valley Donna News
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