Six Hurt When Car Overturns on S-4le Hill
An ambulance report describes a service car wreck near Fredericaburg on a Saturday afternoon. Ten soldiers were injured, four in base hospital at Fort Sam Houston. Privates Werketein Brant Bolger Marshall and others sustained head, facial, or internal injuries and were transported for treatment. Deputy Sheriffs detained Chauffeur Hoffman and arranged jail custody pending investigation.
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Fone
West Anteshi Fredericaburg
Fort Sam Hosston
Charley Werketein
Company
Gspliniadey
A Brant
15Th Field Artillery
Ctarpnin
15Th Field Artilery
J. O. Bolger
Bua
Ep. G. Marshall
Battern
Field Artillers
Harry Hlotiman
John Bubbg
Palmer
Holloway
Te City
Fh Besar
Donate Oheriffa
Caenitf
Bruerel
Camp Stanley
Leon Springs
Hoffman
Clayburn
Brrant
Werketein
Bolger
LIQUOR CHARGE MADE
Solomon Epstein and Travis Harrington, two soldiers, were arrested about one Saturday morning by County Motorcycle Officer Mynier on the Austin road for possession and transportation of liquor. They waived preliminary hearing and were placed under $800 bond each. The officer said he found them stripping a cat on the post road with parts of the cat and a partially filled bottle of liquor in another car.
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Edwards
J. H. McKay
Solomon Epstein
Travis Harrington
Mynier
Austin
Post Road
Sampson and Delilah Bible Class Discussion
Dr J D Robertson of the X Me A Dible class will discuss Sampson and Delilah at 3 90 Sunday at Citys building. The lesson covers Judges 9 to 18 and Tephtha’s Daughter and the sacrifice of the secret of power. Open to men and women.
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Sampson
Delilah
J. DM. Robertson
X. Me. A
Tephtha
Belief Rieden Aligned With Holdovers Amid City Hall Tensions
Officials say Rieden aligned with two holdover commissioners and trailed the radicals as Mayor Black faced pressure from supporters to strip the holdovers of influence. The city’s political fight centered on whether to extend courtesies or push resignations, with advisers split on granting the two commissioners full representation. The mayor’s promised reforms and the police chief appointment remain unresolved after fourteen months in office.
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Ecity Council
Bod
Wiliam GO
Ridley
Baybert
Phil Wright
XM. Bluct
John I. Fiei
Wuts Jy
San Antoni
Black
Pnwon
Tle
Vroma
Carminizsiane Prl
Old Forgotten Cellar Yields Hidden Wine Treasures
In a Del Mio saloon ruins tale, a forgotten cellar beneath a torn down building reveals seventy rare aged wines. Authorities guarded the cellar as workmen recovered crystalized bottles dating back many years, sparking local intrigue amid bids for preservation and sale.
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Tex
Uinction
del Mio
Kent
Louis Ventani
Thesa Binwla
Ataan
Yonge
Pawer
Clomres
Peta
Sean Brat
Political turbulence shapes county election outcomes
A garbled early 20th century report outlines factions among commissioners Lambert, Mayne, Rieden, and Uden in a heated city budget and health department controversy. It notes tax rate aims before the election, shifting allegiances, and potential coalitions as power shifts amid a looming mayoral contest.
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Berredson
Rieden
Yictorian
Tgd
Chick
Fonder
Miolffer
Shooting Follows Quarrel Over Mules in Fields
After a dispute over mules breaking into a field, a gunfight occurred near Antonia. Deputy Mira and others responded as 18 year old Vaya and several bystanders were involved. The wounded man was taken to a local hospital for treatment. the incident led to a juvenile suspect surrendering to authorities. Local preacher Bel Batiste conducted services as tensions eased.
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Uilpht Prin
Satine
Prauido Flores
Mira
Alehe
Bexar
Ehuach
Ban Antosia
Antonia
Dichi
Ploren
Miles
Link
Sever Avon
Boy Scout Camp Bigger Than Ever Says Radiogram
A radiogram from the Tex Heaut camp at Landa Park near New Braunfels reports the Boy Scout camp expanding beyond prior records. The message notes improved pre school work and fire scout advancement, a Friday musical program led by Walter B. E. Ruch, visitors from San Antonio and New Braunfels, and coordination by regional headquarters in Dallas. Camp director Arthur Michiel states boys are better scouts and enjoying activities with regular reports to be sent by Staley and Bagie.
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Landa Park
New Brownfels
Awa
J. L. Wall
Abe
Thad Leroy
Baml
Walter BE. Ruch
San Antonio
San Antonio and New Hrountels, “Y
Dallas
Radia Tstructors
Poplar Agen
Arthur Michiel
Against the Fence The Retail Merchants Association Pushes Action
A committee from the Retail Merchants Association urged Los Angeles County Attorney McAskill to prosecute the so called fencing. The effort targets alleged fencing operations in local stores with emphasis on storefront thefts and enlisting help from banks and wholesalers to curb illicit trade.
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Fndise
Steven -Gonda
Chants
Dssouiation
Laisivict
McAskill
Fynlay
Af Zhiy Ac
Big Xgee
Eread
Promdnevier
Bic
Arrests under probation law mark rare San Antonio action
The report notes a rare use of $300 bond and an arrest for probation violations in San Antonio. Officers McKay Stevens and Plumb, all locals, describe an unusual enforcement effort by the prohibited agents in a different approach, with the group’s compound names and periodical parts indicating broader activity in Texas.
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Jur San Antonio
Everat
McKay
Stevens
Plumb
Grougvend Tarathan
Texas
Mother arrested after quarrel over lost coin turns deadly
Police say a 29 year old Rochester mother beat her 2 and 20 year old sons to death after a quarrel over a 25 cent piece. Neighbors reported the incident Saturday afternoon prompting police to arrest her following an investigation by Patrolman Scharten sberg and Humane Agent Heil. Officers said the woman admitted punishing the child and claimed she carried him to a store when he supposedly dropped the coin.
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Lore Greest
Rochester
Méficera
Potice
Ohr
Schartensberg
Humane
Heil
Pumel
Anil
Wamas Elaietud
Ehe
Maake 2
Problem of street signs to be solved says Percy Tyrrele
A San Antonio chamber of commerce publicity committee plans a Tuesday afternoon meeting to discuss marking streets in residence districts and possibly placing advertising signs at street corners. Percy Tyrrele, committee chair, notes the plan may be costly and contingent on city council action, aiming for a timely, effective solution without a tax levy.
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Percy Tyrrele
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Percy ‘Tyreell
Tygralt
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