Carlos Bee Funeral Held
Caring Bee 64 former attorney and politician died at a local hospital Wednesday and was buried Thursday at St. Mack's Episcopal. He was congressman during World War I and Texas official. survivor include widow Mary Elizabeth Bee, sister Annie F. Bee and brother Benjamin E. Bee. Born in Monterey Mexico in 1867, came to Texas in 1876.
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Caring Bee
W. J. Capers
A. KR. McKinstry
St. Mack's Episcopal Church
Bee
Hamlton P. Bee
West Texas
Barnard E. Bee
Heeville
Texas
Insurance
Mary Elizabeth Bee
Annie F. Bee
Benjamin E. Bee
Los Angeles
Monterey
Mexico
San Antonio
Theories Studied in Mystery Death at El Paso Juarez
Two theories emerged in El Paso and Juarez as officers investigate the death of Mrs. Eilis Carroll 27 found near an agricultural school. Physicians say brain hemorrhage from a head blow caused death. One theory ties to a narcotics ring operating across the border. another cites robbery as motive.
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EL Paso
Eilis Carroll
Duarez
Juarez
Hondo Man Files Bankruptcy Petition
A voluntary petition for bankruptcy was filed Thursday in federal district court by Joe Dillon, a Medina County businessman from Hondo. Dillon lists liabilities of 248,164.41 with 2,056.41 in unsecured claims and assets estimated at 50,000 with 5,865.16 owed on open accounts. Exemptions of 1,527.50 were claimed.
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Federal District Clerk
Joe Dillon
Medina County
Dillon
Hondo
Prohibition Plank Drive Signals GOP Shift at Chicago
Republican leaders returning from Chicago predict a straight out declaration on prohibition. Drys in the Middle West and South are seen aligning, with eastern leaders planning a conference to craft a wet friendly plank for the convention. Hoover's stance remains unsettled as organizers eye a May meeting chaired by Dr Nicholas Murray Butler.
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Louis. Seibold
New York
Usi
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Middle West
South
Garner
Roosevelt
East
Hoover
Charles £. Hilles
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Dan Pomeroy
New Jerey
President Hoover
Washington
Nicholas Murray Butler
Firemen Battle Multiple Telephone Pole Fires
Firemen were kept busy Thursday morning extinguishing burning telephone poles. Poles ignited by wiring at Goliad and Matagorda streets, Flus sell place and Aganier avenue, and in the 1100 block of South Comal Street.
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Goliad
Matagorda
Flussell Place
Aganier Avenue
South
Comal . Street
Funeral services held for Emil Hesse 76
Emil Hesse 76 a long time city resident and former chief member of the San Antonio Public Service company died recently at his residence 203 Florida street. Funeral will be Friday at Hugy and McCollum chapel with Rev H P Bates of Westminster Presbyterian church officiating. He was born in St Louis and lived here 35 years. Survived by widow Mrs Mine four daughters and a son Herman K Hesse of Wichita Falls with brothers and sisters in St Louis and Alien.
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Emil Hesse
Florida Street
Hugy and McCollum
H. P Bates
Westminster Presbyterian Church
T Hesse
St. Lows
San Antonio
Public Service Company
Mine
Muss Ellae
A. A. Binnant
Alien
Herbert Eldridge
Anetin
Herman K. Hesse
Wichita Falls
Btr
Loyal Legion outlined aims at chamber of commerce meeting
William Qewhse, general chairman of the Loyal Legion, spoke to a chamber of commerce gathering to explain the organization's motives and methods. The meeting was part of a series to acquaint business people with the work of the Legion and its outreach to retail groups.
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Ochse
Loyal Legion
William Qewhse
Chamber of Commerce
Hr Leyaen
Matthews School Presents Evening of Play at Academy Yo M
The Matthews School at Dyvn dle ArL will present an evening of plays at the Academy Yo M, 201 North Alamo, Saturday night at 8 oclock. Public invited. Grace G. McLendon, social director, announced details. Still unclear venue and dates due to OCR errors.
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Matthews School
Dyvndle
Might of
Uneack
North Alamo
Ay O'Slock
Myy
Grace G. McLendon
Man offers funds to government to aid WWI costs
An elderly Philadelphia man, Charles F. Thompson, says he will turn over $2000 saved from war insurance patents and his $57.50 monthly check to the U S Treasury to help meet expenses. Secretary Millis replies there is no law permitting government to borrow his funds.
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Washington, D. C
Charles F. Thompson
Philadelphia
United States
Millis
Thompson
Murder Charges Faced by Convict McAlester Story
Emory Holland, serving seven years for automobile theft, is charged with first degree murder for stabbing J. Shock in the prison mess hall. Shock was serving a bank robbery sentence when fatally wounded by a dagger fashioned from a file.
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Mcalester
Oklo
Emory Holland
Holland
J. ©. Shock
Shock
Rites Held for Marrs at Austin
S M N Marrs state superintendent of public instruction was buried in the Texas State cemetery after dying in College Station Monday night. Services were led by Rev Leon H Latimer and Rev George Green at First Baptist Church. Governor Sterling and state officials attended as pallbearers. Marrs lay in state in the Texas senate chamber for four hours.
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Austin
S. M.N. Marrs
Tate State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Texas
State Department of Education
College Station
First Baptist Church
Leon H. Latimer
George Green
Educational Department
R. 8. Sterling
State Board of Education
Marrs
Texas Senate
Capitol
Governor Sterling to christen Cascane caverns near Boerne
Governor Ross Sterling and Attorney General James V. Allred will lead delegates from the South Texas Press association to explore Cascane caverns near Boerne with Frank E. Nicholson. The cave will be officially opened May 1 after Sterling breaks a bottle at the mouth.
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Ross Sterling
James V. Allred
South Texas Press Association
Rere
Cascane
Boerne Abla
Frank E. Nicholson
Sterling Wil
San Antonio doctors face federal permit revocation hearings
A dozen San Antonio physicians are under federal scrutiny over licensed permits used to prescribe whiskey as a beverage. A Treasury Department representative, A H Koch, attended the federal building for hearings held behind closed doors. District Attorney John D Hartman denied knowledge of proceedings. local treasury staff also denied awareness. Williams the attorney for several physicians says notices were not sent from New Orleans. The investigation targets alleged violations of permits by issuing prescriptions for alcohol to be sold for beverage use.
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San Antonio
United States Treasury Department
San Antonin
Treasury Department
A. H. Koch
Federal
P. G. Litas
United States
John D. Hartman
Treasury
W. C. Williams
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
New Orleans
Williams
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