One Shoe Off Sled Shepherd Sleuth Captures HT Man
Station Officer Téss Stowe began a dawn pursuit through Mint district after a man beaten his wife in an all night cafe on West Commerce street. Stowe, with one shoe, chased through Market street alleys, fired four shots, and captured the assailant and wife at police headquarters. The harmed woman was treated at Robert & Green hospital. Stowe treated his blistered foot.
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Téss Stowe
Dawntown
West Commerce Street
Menken
Veurri Alley
Commerce Wily Murkel Street
Yiolive Neadl
Stenken
Aho
William Christoph
Clift Ramvaschissel
Steuben
Ramsebissel
Christopl
Market Street
Ars
Asia Soek
Ali
Mutcher
Robert &Green Hospital
Trewtient
Stowe
Former Athletics Mascot Killed in Philadelphia Shootout
Philadelphia August 9. Hough McLoon 29 a former Athletics mascot was killed and two other men wounded when three gunmen fired from a closed automobile and fled. McLoon walked with William Meister 21 and Joseph Fries 22 from a saloon in downtown Philadelphia when attacked. Meister was seriously wounded and Fries injured in the incident.
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Philadelphia
Hough McTloon
Athletics
McLoon
William Meister
Joseph Fries
McToon
Meister
Ries
Solomon's Chariot Stable Rumors Uncovered Near Jerusalem
Archaeologist Yoshing, director at University of Chicago expedition, reports the fayinns stable complex near Aranisedilon Palestine, dating 300 years old and covering about half an acre on the ancient battlefield site north of Jerusalem. Scholars anticipate a major historical impact from the find.
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Solomon
Yoshing
Fielt
University of Chicago
Soloman
I Aranisedilon
Palestine
Battle City
Jerusalem
Guy Reportry
James Thor Dreasted
Legion OT Arr appoints convention committee at La Artanis
A department commander Walton LD appoints a committee to staff the American Toginnsational convention in La Artanis Gut for the week surrounding the event. The panel is led by Allen Aler of Dallas with George Eyple Kerrville as vice chairman and C. GL Ingrim Wharton as secretary, plus members from Nacogdoches Dallas Plainview and other Texas towns.
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la Artanis
Gut
Walton LD
W.S. Jamnes
1Dones
Nacogdoches
Vier
Charles
Roy Tinle
Dullasonville
Fy . S.u
Dk. Hers
Weslace
Craig Tatine
Legion
Junn Ingram
Brownwood
Alec 1
Nisbet 21
Plainview
Fruit Output On Decrease At Tess Farms July Decline
Austin reports July shipments of fruit and vegetables from Tess farms fell sharply due to seasonal trends. Landings dropped from 7118 to 2048, a decline over 51 percent, with watermelons hardest hit and cantaloupes and peaches also down. Onion and cantaloupe volumes fluctuated. prices generally declined with further drops expected in the next two to three months.
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Austin
Tess
Tigu
Hervard Nichols
Asvisinne
Bureau of Business
Wie
University of ‘Texas
Esa
Mhont
William Schott Dies at His Home
William Schott, a native San Antonio resident and former railway engineer, died Thursday morning at his home on 135 Dimmitt Street. He leaves a widow, four daughters, a mother, a brother, and four sons. Funeral services are set for Friday at the Porter Loring chapel.
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Wiliam Schott
Dimmitt Street
San Antonio
Ak Hla Haime
Schott
A. Sehatt
Bath Dean
Agnes Sanchez
Ellie Scholl
Carolin Schott
San Antonia
Porter Loring Chapel
Gus Bohnet Dies at Residence at 58
Gus Bohnet 58 a resident of San Antonio for 40 years died Thursday morning at his home. Survived by wife Mrs Eda Il Nobuct a niece Mrs Ruth Sien of San Antonio and other relatives. Funeral services at family residence Friday with burial in Dignowity Cemetery. Dr S I Wollf to officiate.
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Gus A. Johnet
BNR
Quake Delivered Promised at Jesuit Meeting
In San Jose California Aug 0 The Jesuit seminalogists association of America held a convention that aimed to simulate an earthquake. At 10 25 p m a tremor from San Francisco to the peninsula rocked the area for about sixty minutes and a half. Delegates endured the quake with a light tremor and the event was described as a near complete success.
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San Jose
Cal
Jesuit Semnalogists Association of Amerie
Chicago
Earthquatre Exnerds
Peninsular Arch
San Francisco
Pursé Returns Lost Purse Missing $21
A purse found near Nueva Street was returned to Milas Annabell Ico, but $21 had disappeared. Police report says $22 was in the purse when lost. the finder claimed only $4 remained after returning it. A youth admitted spending cents. detectives note the purse held $2 upon discovery.
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Milas Annabell
Nueva Street
Teg
Caedon Street
Vare Improving at Summer Hone
ACLANLO GIL MT Aug. C. CP The condition of Senator-elect Willian Vare, who has been gravely ill at his summer home, was reported this morning as all further proved. At his residence it was stated that he had passed a comfortable night and that he would be permitted to sit up for a few minutes today for the first time since he was stricken a week ago.
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Aclanlo Gil
Aug. C
Willian
Vare
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