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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1925

Page

4

Indicted Shepherd in Typhoid Deaths as Inquests Resume

Coroner Oscar Wolf announced three inquests into deaths of William McCintock, Mrs. Emme Nelson McClintock, and Dr. Oxtar Olson. The mercury finding in McClintock’s body prompted renewed probes. a prior mercury indication in Olson remains unconfirmed. Shepherd’s arraignment is postponed pending inquest completion. State’s Attorney Grove said the defense has abandoned efforts for release.

Olson Mer Shepherd Probssi Grove

Plant Juice praised for health gains by Texas users

Axtell residents Mr. W. A. Tooney and family credit Plant Juice with improving stomach troubles constipation and rheumatic pain. He reports swift relief and renewed strength after starting the treatment and recommends it to his mother. The medicine is advertised as sold in San Antonio and by local druggists.

Izzy toJay W. A. Tooney Axtell Toras Wren Mather San Antonio Bommer

Thieves Hit Ice Plant at Pereida Street

Prowlers broke into the ice station at 100 Pereida Street operated by WW. R. Beyette. They found two keys to the cash register but the week’s receipts were missing. Detectives were assigned to the case as investigators described a cold trail.

Pereida Street WW. R. Beyette

Officers Arrest 27 on Gaming Charges

City detectives under Chief Miller raid three gambling dens across El Paso and West Houston streets, arresting 15 men and 12 people including one woman. Across the operations, 37 total arrests emerged from gambling, vice, and liquor cleanups as part of the campaign.

Miller Street Long Norton Dwyer el Paso Street Houston_ street Vogler Higgins Robinson Massey McGowan

Man risks life to save friend in San Antonio train tragedy

L. T. L. Cole of Memphis was fatally injured when struck by a freight train at the Southern Pacific and I G N tracks in San Antonio. His friend Leo Brady of Concepcion Junction, Missouri, shoved him to safety at great personal risk as the train sped by, suffering injuries himself. Coleman's internal injuries proved fatal after twelve hours at Robert B. Green hospital.

L. TL. Coleman Memphis Robert B. Green Southern Pacific I G. N Coleman Leo Brady Concepcion Junction San Antonio Mnd Brads Stowe l Christoph Brady H.S. Affleck San_ Antonio Missiom Burial Park Templar Travis Park Methodist Church Affleck North St. Mary's Street Arthur J. Moore Travis Park Church H. C. Burgin Laurel Heidgis ‘Methodist Church Hug MccClellan Central Chastian Church St. John’s

Autum 11-year-olds in stolen car crash and chase

Two 11-year-old youths driving a stolen car from Tack Bankston 533 Sherman Street crashed into a fence post in the 2500 block of South Zarzhmoras Street after colliding with a truck driven by Leopold Lopez. A police chase ensued with Baseball players, Automobile Detective Hartman, and officers from substation No. 2 pursuing. one youth implicated a friend and both were booked for theft over 45.

Autum Tack Bankston Sherman Street Zarzhmoras Street Leopold Lopez Hartman Eewards and Roberts Sub stationsNo. 2

Irish to Harness Historic Shannon to Power Ireland

Timothy A Smiddy, to be Irish Free State minister to the United States, told the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations that Ireland will develop the Shannon River to supply cheap light and heat across the Free State. He cited plans from two commissions of expert engineers guiding the project.

Associated Press Chicago Ireland Irish Free State Timothy A. Smiddy United States Chicago Goyscil

American woman injured in France after Riviera trip

Mrs. Mabelle Gillman Corey formerly of William B. Corey United States Steel Corp was in a hunting accident near Wison France while returning from the Riviera. She tripped alighting from her automobile and fell down a steep embankment into barbed wire sustaining deep fleck wounds and eye injuries and remains in bed for several weeks.

The Associated Press Paris Mabelle Gillman Corey William B. Corey United States Steel Corporation Wison Riviera Corey

Ex-habby Disrupts Easter Wedding on Bowie Street

AD reports a planned Easter wedding on Bowie street ended in a fight. A former husband, the bride-to-be, and the prospective groom were taken into custody by Patrolman Garland after a brawl. Detectives Volger Goff and Perton arrested the bride-to-be and all involved, with lawyers replacing preachers.

Bowie Street Garland Volger Goff Perton

New Radio Plant Delights Fans With Test Program

Radio fans late Saturday heard a treat from the new high power plant of Station WSMB in New Orleans. The Sanger Amusement Co used prearranged listeners nationwide and reported remarkably good reception across regions. Signals reached San Antonio similar to a local station, with the station dial positions near KOA Denver and WSAI Cincinnati for reference.

Radiophans WSMB Sanger Amusement Company of New Orleans San Antonio KOA Den- 1 WSAI Cincinnati

Bustard Resigns After 16 Years at Euclid Avenue Church

The Rev. W. W. Bustard resigns as pastor of Euclid Avenue Baptist in Cleveland after a 16 year tenure. Known as Rockefeller's church in the city, Bustard had risen to prominence early in his pastorate following a doctrinal clash with Rockefeller’s New York church pastor. The resignation cites unspecified mess as the reason.

Cleveland W. W. Bustard Euclid Avenue Baptist Church John DD. Rockefeller Boston Bustard Rockefellers New York

Plane Langley Demonstrates Sustained Flight Capability

San Francisco April 13 The U S S Langley the United States first airplane carrier demonstrated it could keep more than a complete squadron of fighting planes in the air for an indefinite period during fleet force practice off the Southern California coast. The test showed transfer of landings and takeoffs on the deck with fuel water and oil provisions and rapid repair. The Langley carries fewer than 80 planes with spare parts extra pilots and a repair shop aboard.

San Francisco Langley United States California Mosern

B F Rogers Temple Pioneer Dead

B F Rogers 77 a pioneer resident of Temple died suddenly. He was father of Dan Rogers vice president of the Southwest National Bank of Dallas.

B. F. Rogers Temple Dan Rogers The Southwest National Bank of Dallas

Meanest thief steals family life savings in home burglary

Augustin Hill of 1518 North Trinity street reports $450 in coins and 65 Mexican gold pieces stolen from a trunk during a burglary Sunday night. Detectives Higgins and Robinson investigate after Hill and two companions cried for help at Brazos and Ruiz streets. thieves disturbed only the trunk.

Augustin Hill North Trinity Street Famaly Hill Brazos Ruiz Streets Bill Higgins Robinson

Psychology Club Meeting Set in San Antonio

Mrs. Clare Myreck vice president will read the regular study at the San Antonio Club of Applied Psychology meeting in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room at 8 o clock Wednesday night. The public is invited.

Clare Myreck San Antonio Club of Applied Psychology Chamber of Commerce

Milner No 5 Smackover Well Tops Arkansas Field

Houston Oil Company of Texas reports the Milner No 5 in the Smackover Arkansas field has been completed at 2395 feet and is producing 10 000 barrels of pipeline oil, noted as one of the largest producers in the field.

Houston Houston Oil Company of Texas Milner No. 5 Smackover Ark

Printed voiles and fabrics in wide assortment with prices

A catalog listing for fabrics and patterns includes PRINTED VOILES at 50c per yard, PIKE SILK at 79c, STRIPED LINEN at $1.50, POTTED SWISS at 9c, CHIFFON VOISES at 75c, PRINTED SILK AND COTTON CREPE at $1.00, EGYPTIAN TISSUES at 59c, NORVELIN CHECKED SUITING at 50c, RAYON SUITING at $1.19, and BEAUCLAIRE FLOCK VOILES with no price shown.

St. Galls Loraine Beauclaire Flock

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