Probe Charge Spurs Police Inquiry In San Antonio Case
A San Antonio business man reportedly accused police at Central Station of brutal whipping last Wednesday. Mayor Black promises dismissal if all officers involved are proven guilty. Chief Van Riper and a sworn affidavit by a government employee detail the alleged assault and detention, with the story tracing to a roadside encounter and a dramatic cellblock beating.
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Mystery man tours town before deportation to Mexico
A man once known for a bank job toured San Antonio and nearby sights with Immigration Inspector Smith before being deported across the Rio Grande. He spoke of notoriety and thanked the inspector, planning to return to Tampa to work. The pair visited the Alamo and other landmarks during the layover.
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Laredo Oil Field Gets Another Well
In Laredo Texas Mirinda Production Company reports its No 7 well in the Ritote Aurendo field towers over the derrick with early estimates suggesting 40 to 60 barrels a day. Webb County witnesses large crowds as geologists forecast significant production potential. Mexican Consular official Frnel Magana arrives in Laredo to handle affairs for the Miranda operation and surrounding areas.
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Ritote Aurendo
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Batreia
Youths fined for gray morning after celebration on Houston Street
Seven youths were fined on drink and affray charges after a sprawling early morning gathering from Fratt to the Manhattan Cafe and St. Anthony Hotel on Houston Street. Two fathers charged with liquor were released on bond as the Prohibition force pursued proceedings. Additional details list fines for several others linked to the incident.
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Stanley Rothono
Frank Wyacka
Atrdent Sud
Bond
Anthony “Beutel
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Ismissett
Popular Demand Brings I L Kaufman to Entertain Radio Fans
Monologist I L Kaufman appears tonight on the Evening News Broadcasting Station at 7 30 delivering a spicy hour of entertainment. The show follows prior broadcast hits and Kaufman promises strong Hebrew dialect bits and character impersonations, proving a bold radio event in Brithwest Voxgs.
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Charles Di¢vius
Mr. Blevins
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Kaufman
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Kaytman
Weather outlook for San Antonio area
Weather forecast notes warm temperatures with east to southeast winds. Expect moderate to high temperatures and a warm northeast portion in the Laneday area.
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San Antonio
Toulgat
Tar attack on boy shocks city as manhunt spreads
At South Flores Street a 1-year-old boy, Rosey G. Hodges, suffered severe burns to the face from hot tar tossed by a 30-year-old Black man. Police and detectives comb the city for the suspected assailant after the incident at Morenn-Woouward Company premises. The victim was rushed to Santi Tasa Hospital with facial and arm burns. The attacker and Hodges were employed by Wall Sheet Metal Company.
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Perra
Palace
Kansas party councils gather for tail campaign plans
Kansan party leaders from across the state convene in Topeka for organized councils ahead of the upcoming campaign. State committee members prepare for morning meetings to structure party actions and elect state chairmen. Republican nominee WY Morgan and Democratic candidate J. P. Davis were among early attendees.
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Tropical storm in Caribbean weakens before Gulf reach
Storm moving toward the Gulf of Mexico is described as minor by the Weather Bureau in Houston. The tropical hurricane, once raging in the Caribbean, is now expected to have diminished by the time it reaches Gulf ports, with authorities noting only light intensity and uncertain track.
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Five Injured When Ambulance Crashes Into Sedan
Five people are recovering from injuries after a police ambulance collided with a small sedan at the corner of Oakland Street and Loxtuge Avenue at 8:00 oclock. The sedan driver and passengers, identified as Mr. Paan, Mrs. Wattersen, and Mr. Bain, suffered minor bruises. Ambulance crew Milesferd and Springer were uninjured. The sedan driver claimed no fear of a police escort.
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Loxtugetun Avenue
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Daring Rescue Underway At Argonaut Mine Trapping
Scores of anxious relatives watched as rescuers reached miners trapped on the 2 800 foot level of the Argonaut mine in California. Some men reportedly made progress toward 2 750 feet, while crews battled heat and smoke in a race to reach survivors.
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Texarkana Guard Kills Sweetheart Mistaking Burglar
Ernest Barfield 27 shot and killed his sweetheart Miss Culdatha Atkins 20 in Texarkana while guarding a house. He had been called to the Taylor home by Miss Atkins and her sister after a prowler alarm. Barfield slept through the first incident and fired when aroused, striking Atkins in the head.
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Young Barfield
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Mrs. Taylor
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Wets Victorious in Sweden Prohibition Vote
TOCRNOLM August 28 reports from Sundur't Slebsvolte indicate that the wets won the prohibition vote with both men and women voting. The campaign, funded largely from the United States, opposed the drink raffle. Nearby, an affray on WY Smith Street left man Cot During Alte, Guerna Garela with several cuts, taken to Robert B. Green Memorial Soapstat for treatment.
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United States
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Robert B. Green
General Closing of Industries in Strike Not Planned
New York Aug 2 Industry as a whole does not plan widespread plant shutdowns due to coal shortages and high fuel prices a United Press survey shows. Some plants have already curtailed or halted operations with others delaying start ups. Packagers Armour Co indicates it could operate on oil if coal is unavailable, a condition reportedly shared by other packers. Subway service in New York unmarred by coal supply due to imported English coal. Industrial centers Cincinnati and Indianapolis report adequate coal stocks. Milwaukee range makers Palm Olive and Alls Chair remain hopeful no immediate curtailment. Marseburg iron and steel references note production cuts up to 80 percent amid strike and bottlenecks.
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Marrsburg
Black man held as girl’s attacker at Electra escapes mob
Electra Tes August 23 A Black man held in jail at Wichita Falls following a reported attack on a white girl at a hotel where he worked as a porter. A mob of 200 to 300 men gathered outside the jail before officers intervened. The man was spirited away amid the turmoil. Police later alleged the mob burned a Negro residence and a Negro church, both containing minor damage. City officials say Lowe would be tried at Wichita Falls.
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Beautiful Girl in Tragedy Case Linked to Bergen Killing
A dramatic tale unfolds around a famed actress tied to the Bergen murder. Police trace a blonde woman seen at the Cline home, the Edgewater ferry, and a New York City connection as investigators search motives and alibis. A taxi driver and fashion details place the sequence near the fatal shooting. The case widens as clues point to multiple arrivals and separate departures from the scene.
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Bonus Bill Fails To Override Presidential Veto
A Washington dispatch reports efforts to override President veto fail as lawmakers edge toward a two thirds tally. The article notes forty senators voting, with analysis of potential reconsideration and impact on the legislative strategy.
Silk Undies Suit Grounds for Recovery
A damaged OCR text outlines a civil case in Forty-fifth District Court over alleged property theft. The plaintiff accuses a janitor and others of taking jewelry and shop tools, and seeks recovery of the items and related damages. The record mentions misappropriated undergarments and household items, with legal actions filed at a justice of the peace court prior to the suit.
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Four Killed as B and C Train Hits Auto in Perry
Toledo dispatch reports four members of Guy Belcher's family were killed when a Baltimore Ohio passenger train struck the auto they were riding in at Perry. The victims included Belcher his wife their daughter and Belcher's mother. Relatives identify the men as family survivors. The accident occurred early today and involved a crossing collision with a moving train.
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Balthore & Ohio
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Hein
Red Plot 0 Wreck Train Confession Shocks Rail Strike
Ten men were arrested with one confessing death and destruction tied to a red terror plot. Police say four suspects linked to a recent wreck on the Michigan Central at Gary Indiana and the Million Dottyr Express are part of a broader plan to bomb ships and strike yards. The revelation, said to be fueled by fanatic zealots, traces to a conspiracy within railroad workers groups. Continued on Page Two.
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Last Call for Fund for Suffering Babes Benefit
Notice details a charity fundraiser titled Last Call for Contributions to Fund for Suffering Babes. It describes a Wednesday evening benefit on Mrs. Larry Cochburn’s lawn with lighting by Bob Harref and Laurence Cochberr. The event features a program including entertainment, a wedding scene, and baked goods, with ticket sales and a projected price of five to ten cents.
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Arlington Art
Bob Harref
Laurence Cochberr
Stedburn
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