Veith case opens in Whirteenth district court
Mrs Carrie Veith faces trial after her husband died from a pistol found in their Basforde residence on September 24. The arraignment announced not guilty and the trial began with a large pool for jurors. Officials and attorneys from several firms represented the defendant and prosecution as the case was expected to take three days.
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Darken Gray Hair Ease Safe Darken Gray Hair
An advertisement touts Q-Biar as a safe hair product that darkens gray hair quickly without stickiness. It promises to revitalize dull gray strands, adds volume, and claims to stop thinning and shedding while restoring natural color. Available at local drug stores with retail details distorted in OCR.
Annie Chavez Dies After Auto Collision in Santa Rosa
A six year old girl Annie Chavez daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Chavez of 521 Wyoming street died twenty minutes after being struck by an automobile at the East Commerce and Water streets intersection Sunday afternoon. B Jochen was arrested on reckless driving and later negligent homicide charges. He has been released on bail. The accident occurred as the family hurried toward the crossing and the child ran ahead toward the guiddl at the intersection. The funeral arrangements were placed under the charge of the undertaker for Monday afternoon.
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Vote of Women in Chicago Is Puzzle
Chicago April 1 campaign managers admit they cannot predict turnout by women in the municipal election. About 280 thousand women registered and leaders expect a total female vote over 200,000. Unclear if they will closely follow heads of households. No prior rule guides behavior. In Detroit Michigan local option also draws interest as sixteen counties vote on saloon status. four already dry.
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Santa Fe Watchman at El Paso Murdered by Three Mexicans
April 5. Thames J. O'Sullivan, a waterman in the Santa Fe railroad yards, was murdered last night by three Mexicans who awakened him, took his revolver, and shot him. The assailants fled. Local authorities are investigating with no arrests reported.
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Kerrville Wins Season Opener In Windy Baseball Action
Kerrville Athletics host San Antonio club in a windy opener. Burnett pitched well for Kerrville, fanning ten. Henke powered the offense with two hits as Kerrville prevailed 6 0 in a game halted after five innings to save time for the visitors.
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Easter Sunday in San Antonio Draws Large Crowds
Balmy Easter Sunday brings the city out as crowds fill streets and parks. Women favor straw hats and Panamas while men dress conservatively. Church attendance is high with special sermons and a joint parade scene along Houston Street and in the park.
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Exhibition of paintings by American artists at Carnegie library
A Monday opening in the Carnegie library auditorium hosts an exhibition of paintings by American artists from 3:00 to 3:30. The San Antonio Art League meets at 4:00 PM at the library, with large attendance expected to discuss purchasing. Also notes on tuberculosis colony move and local notices follow.
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Easter Egg Roll Opens On White House Lawn In D C
The annual Easter egg rolling in Washington D C opened on the White House lawns after a recent storm, drawing thousands of children and spectators. Despite fears the event would be canceled, clear skies allowed the celebration to proceed with the crowd enjoying the traditional pastime.
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Higher Coal Rates Urged by Railroads
Phigagg April 1. B J Rowe coal traffic manager of the Illinois Rim railroad testified at length to the Interstate Commerce Commission supporting higher freight rates on bituminous coal from Indiana Illinois and Chicago to towns in Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin and North and South Dakota. Western lines estimate the increase would add about 2,226,000 of the 10,000,600 they claim as extra annual revenue with a consumer burden of five cents per ton. The report includes garbled lines and dialogue interspersed with unclear remarks not affecting the core fact of proposed rate hikes and testimony before the ICC.
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