Relieve Evers car found on border mystery
Police found a car belonging to Chris Evers near the border with clues linking his disappearance weeks earlier. In the vehicle were old clothes a money order stub gold items and bloodstained gloves. Investigators suspect the truck may have been stolen after Evers went missing and are pursuing leads in San Antonio Del Rio and McKnorr.
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G Arben
Chris Evers
Selfo
San’ Santonio
Tyne
Bnorr
Nopel Street
Evers
Kunorr
Marace
Mc Knorr
San Antonio
del Rio
Woman 10 Proves Self as Board Baby
A tale from the past follows Mrs Gibson now seeking to prove she is the child once boarded out as a baby. The widow-turned-mother's struggle and a sold infant haunt her, as she vows to trace the original “board bill baby” and confirm her identity.
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Gibson
Gil
Dove
Megro
Bungalow Thief Steals Toys From Warden Children
City detectives report a roaming thief, who stole a toy piano last week from Mrs. E. H. Warden of 170 North Street and returned Monday night to take a baby chain and a tricycle left on the porch, despite previously taking belongings from his own home.
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E. H. Warden
North’ Street
Love and Law Hold Up Wedding in San Antonio
Marcus Amaya and Maria Flores face a court battle over Maria’s age as a possible wedding in San Antonio awaits. Attorneys and guardians dispute whether Maria is 18, with April 27 cited if proof fails, while Marcus guards the license and hopes for a lawful union.
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Eirec
San Antonio
Cupid
Marcus Amaya
Maria Flores
D’amour
Jaas
Jacob
Rachel
Marcus
Maria
Mexico
Good Shepherd
Mana
Lopez
G. Tasloc
Mr. Cowan
Buena
Alli
Israel
Survey for New Gas Issue Sought by City Officials
City officials seek an engineer to appraise gas supply and pipelines amid Booth interests and the San Antonio Public Service Company dispute. Major Tobin sent letters to 25 engineers requesting cost estimates and a full report on supply capacity, pipeline adequacy, and future expansions.
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Booth
San Antonio Public Service
John W. Tobin
Ooi
San Antonio
Public Service Company
Southern Natural Gas Company
Ecak
Southern Gas Company
Houston Oil Company
San Antonio Public Service Company
Fiecexmary
Power Radio Test Demonstrates Interference and Upgrades
A Hastings radio test by WCAR officials revealed interference patterns as engineers found the temporary install drifted from 268 meters to 296. Theodore Deiter inspected the setup in San Antonio and noted mechanical hum from an unsecured generator, prompting plans to ship the plant to Brownsville for permanent installation.
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Bedio
Theodore” Deiter
San Antonio
Hastings
Deiler
WCAR
Brownsville
Negro boy in chase at Military Plaza after theft
Special officer S. Sanchez fires at a fleeing youth who snatched $3 from a concession counter and caused a crowd to panic at Military Plaza. The suspect dodged pedestrians, was caught after losing balance and claiming the money belonged to B. Matork of 77 North Florence Street.
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S. Sanchez
Military Plaza
Sanchez
B. Matork
North Floren Street
Shange
Bishop Brown seeks permission to speak at cathedral
Bishop William Montgomery Brown, twice convicted of heresy, plans to request again to speak at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine after failing to speak at St. Mark's in the Bowery. He will address Bishop William E. Manning of the New York diocese.
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New York
William Montgomery Brown
St. Mark's-in-the-Bouwerie
William E. Manning
Protestant Episcopal Church
Manning
St. John the Divine
Roach Poison Mistaken for Baking Powder Sickens Students
In Riverside California on April 21 about 50 students at Sherman Indian Institute were poisoned after cockroach poison used as a substitute for baking powder, according to authorities after investigation.
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Riverside
Cal
Sherman Indian Institute
Woman killed in pistol battle in downtown
April 21 Mrs Bill Dearing wife of a former policeman is dead after a pistol duel in the downtown area. Dearing and Police Officer Macklin are badly wounded in the exchange of shots on the street.
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Worth
Bill Dearing
Dearing
Macklin
Tube Left in Man May Cost Two Doctors 100000
Mrs. Daniel H. Clark sues Dr. Gordon Dickingon and Dr. Charles Hy Mersheimer claiming a rubber tube left inside her husband after an operation four years earlier caused his death. The doctors deny the allegations.
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Universal Service
Jersey
Gordon “Ki
Dickingon
Charles Hy Mersheimer
Daniel H. Clark
Damy
Professor Loyd Wolfe 73 Former San Antonio School Superintendent Dies
Funeral services for Professor Loyd Wolfe 73 former San Antonio public schools superintendent who died Monday at 307 Carolina street were held Tuesday afternoon at Magy i Ma- Coflum chapel with Dr. Hean and Rev T C Long officiating. Interment was in Mission Burial Park. He is survived by widow one son Lloyd Wolfe Jr two daughters two brothers a sister and two grandsons.
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Loyd
EB. Wolfe
San Antonio
Schoors
Carollina’ Street
8. Hean
Laurel
Heights
M. J. Blien
Homer T. Wilson
A. L. Curry
R. P. Ingram
Nat M. Washer
George, Roe
Jeremiah Rhodes
Charles TL. ‘Lukin
D&s
Tenn
W. W. Meyer
T. B. Wolfe
Oberlin
Ken
George B. Wolfe
South Pasadena
Cal
Louize A. Hiler
Los Angeles
Lloyd F. Wolfe Jr
Knoxville
Winnfield F. Meyer
Professor Wolfe
West Virginia
Kansas City
Missouri
Boy Slightly Hurt When Hit by Car on West Travis Street
Bampert, 12, of 200 Daly Street, was struck while riding a bicycle in the 2800 block of West Travis Street. Dragged about 20 feet by a car driven by Mrs. W. L. Pritehachd, he escaped with only slight injuries, taken to Robert By Green hospital in shock rather than serious harm. The accident was deemed unavoidable.
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Bampert
Daly Street
Travis
W. L
Federal court to try torch bandits
Federal authorities plan to prosecute five men involved in a torch bandit raid. Police Chief Miller and detectives questioned suspects Tuesday seeking voluntary admissions and confessions from others. Only the torch man and spotter are noted as having confessed.
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Miller
Children compete for $1000 prizes in San Antonio parade
The Battle of Flowers parade in San Antonio features grand marshals Lieutenant M D Jones and Raymond HL Brewer. A noon parade viewing stand at the Menger hotel is planned by the Battle of Flowers Association, following a Mond ay night Alamo Plaza concert drawing a large crowd.
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San Antonio
Raymond HL Brewer
Menger Hotel
Battle of Flowers Association
Alamo
Piaza
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