Miller Freed on Bond in Self-Defense Homicide Case
W H Miller charged with the killing of Cecil Naylor was released on a $2000 bond after a habeas corpus hearing. Witness Harry Rawlings testified that Naylor, drunk and dangerous, drew a 44 caliber pistol before Miller fired, killing Naylor who later died at Physicians & Surgeons Hospital.
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W. H. Miller
Cecil Naylor
Dwyer
Thirty
Naylor
Physicians & Surgeons Hospital
Miller
Harry Rawlings
Naylor & Miller
Rawlings
East End
London
England
San Antonio
Mexico
Bond
L. Dethliffsen
Albert Grona
R. G. Hardings
Riebe Undertaking
The
Texas-British Association
Justice Hughes Appears in New York with Beard Styled
Supreme Court Justice Chase Hughes arrives in New York for his first official appearance since resigning the governorship. He wears a beard styled in a Vandyke look as he travels to preside over hearings on increasing postal rates for magazines and periodicals.
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Supreme Court
Chase Hughes
New York
Hughes
Funeral charge led by Naylor and survivor details
Naylor, a member of the group, had charge of the funeral. Naylor is survived by one sister who resides in London.
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Naylor
London
Bootleggers to Work on County Roads
About forty bootleggers held in jail at Lamar Missouri will be required to work on public roads to repay the county for their confinement. The county court issued the order applying to all convicted bootleggers. The move follows a surge of illicit liquor dealers after the local option law and aims to curb future offenses by enforcing work instead of easy jail stays.
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Associated Press
Lamar
Special Judge Appointed in McMullen Probate Case
Governor Colquitt appoints Judge F. H. Burmeister of McMullen county as special judge for a probate matter in McMullen county county court. Regular judge J. W. Martin is disqualified.
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Austin
Tex
F. H. Burmeister
McMullen County
Colquitt
J. W. Martin
Odd Fellows Chamber Seek State Orphans Home for San Antonio
The San Antonio Odd Fellows and Chamber of Commerce plan to secure the state orphans home for the fraternal order. A $100000 building is planned, to be located within five miles of the city on a 100 acre tract. October 1 is set to select the city and several 100 acre sites are under review. The committees include J H Holmgreen G W Johnston John H Clark Charles Sauer Albert Meyer Stephen F Gould and John B Carrington B Mauermann.
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Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Lodge
San Antonio
Odd Fellows
J. H. Holmgreen
G. W. Johnston
John H. Clark
Charles Sauer
Albert Meyer
Stephen F. Gould
John B. Carrington
B. J. Mauermann
MISS SATTERWHITE LEADS LABOR DAY QUEEN RACE
At Trades Council hall the Labor Day queen contest saw Miss Georgia Satterwhite of the Hack drivers' union leading with 2097 votes while Miss Lena States of the Telephone Operatives' union trailed with 2799. Remaining candidates all exceeded 1000 votes, with several ahead of the midway tally including Maggie Richenthine and Dora Herman. Mrs. George F. Martin withdrew from the race.
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Trades Council Hall
Georgia Satterwhite
Hack Drivers’ Union
Lena States
Telephone Operatives’ Union
Lena
Diedigen Hias Ek
Maggie Richenthine
Hive
Otto Bruch
Dora Herman
Myrtle Broderick
Katherine Plattner
Ice Men
J. J. Tucker
Alma Janera
Ella Haack
Grace Gatin
George F. Martin
Bartenders’ Union
Rubber Mills Open Boston
In Woonsocket Rhode Island the Alice and Millville plants of the Woonsocket Rubber company resume after idleness opening today. About 2500 workers likely to find employment. Meanwhile at Saco Maine York cotton mills closed temporarily leaving 2000 idle. In Lowell Massachusetts machine shops to close August 25 through September 5 affecting 1500 workers.
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Associated Press
Boston
New England
Alice and Millville
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Woonsocket
Saco
York Corporation
Lowell
Yale freshmen to end Freshman Row living
Yale will end the historic Freshman Row on York Street as Dean Jones requires freshmen to room in university owned dormitories. Pierson Hall will be closed on the York Street side and a new entrance opened on the adjoining street.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
York Street
Dean Jones
Pierson
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