Bettie Plélds Held on Theft Charges After Rich Loot Found
The home of Bettie Plélds in the city was searched yesterday by officers including Cone Stable Stevens. A suspect, Tit Sawrider, was arrested on theft charges valued at $50. Clothing valued at $150 was recovered, along with jewelry, silks, linens, and household items. Four women from the city are named in the case, with three additional charges accusing theft of items valued at $60. The investigation continues with pending identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Plélds
Sol- O'td Wortal
Pte
Suipet
Cone Stable Stevens
Pratie- Wiley
Cullen
L. Lewis
Wivlon Wropartyr
Yale
Negroes Meet to Highlight Progress at Topeka Assembly
The National Negro Business League began its eighth annual meeting in Topeka with Rooker Washington as president. Governor Hoch Wilhelm represented Indiana while Topeka leaders Mayor Green and President Holiday spoke for local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
III
Negra
Wil
Nile National Negra Business League
Witeh Rooker 'T
Washington
predi+ dent
House of Repreatatatives
Hoch Wweleumel
Inbi Brown
Green
Wheely
President Holiday
Topeka Commercial Club
Dates Grown Here Alarm Raised by Dairy Ad
A disputed claim says dates are grown on trees at Tagarel Heights and sold as foreign fruit. Dr. G. Bure reports a county complaint alleging adulteration, while CHEAMMNY DAIRY COMPANY asserts no foreign substances in their milk. They pledge quality and disclose inspection, inviting patrons to await a clarifying circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lire Adis
Adame
Adams
G. Bure
Allomag
Thig
Tay Gossesaton
Gytn
Cheammny Dairy Company
Jersey
Bexar County
J. & Kianb
Indictment in Chicago Alton Case Regarded Likely
A federal grand jury in Chicago probes the Chicago and Alton railroad and Standard Oil dealings on rebates that led to a 29.24 million fine. The investigation targets conspiracy involving the Alton road, its officials, and trust leaders, with possible indictments for individuals and charges against the railroad as a corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Accortahen
Lansis
Tovays
Chicago & Altnn
Standard of Company
Grand Dn
Standard
Railrond
Ol Trust
Alton Railroad
United States
Ommot
Stradard
Chicago & Alton
Reid
Aince
Congréss
Texas Employing Printers at Fort Worth Meeting
The Texas Employing Printers Association will hold its annual meeting in Fort Worth on September 9 and 10. Tom W. Perkins of McKinney, president of the association, visited the city to discuss the program with Secretary Henry Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tating
Weses
Texas Employions Printers’ Association
Pork Worth
Tom W. Perkins
McKinney
Associalon
Ity
Henry Dorsey
Hop Picker Demand Sparks Recruitment in Washington
Seatilé Washington August 14 Twenty thousand hop pickers will be required to harvest Washington State’s crop this fall. Efforts rally to secure workers with plans to import thousands of Indian pickers from British Columbia. Alaska workers have visas and will arrive when picking begins next month. Estimated harvest party from forty to fifty thousand workers. Quality of hops reported very good and wages cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatilé
Wash
State of Washington
British Columbia
Katimates
Wales
Jury Duty and Blank Minds Highlight Jury Plasticity
A fragment suggests a juror failed to read papers and formed no opinions, leaving others to seek a juror ready to think independently. The piece criticizes passive jurors who merely agree with requested questions, urging the selection of someone with a mind of their own.
Social Notes From San Antonio Courtyard Visits and Travels
Local society page lists Miss Tee Thomas of Cotulty as daughter of Mrs Bitcaret Olive Jordan, Harvey Johnselt returning from a trip, Mrs Harvey L. Kape hosting a Bridge club, and Roy Chapman traveling to Lowes forts. Several residents visit Rockport Corps Christi and nearby towns. families depart for weddings, extended visits, and short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Thomas
Cotulty
Fraternal Circle Meeting Notes and Lodge Activities
Fraternal circles across Monroé ridge and San Antonio report gatherings at multiple halls including Saint Michael’s and Pythian venues. Several lodges accepted petitions, conferred first degrees, and planned the next meetings and a grand ball. Texas camps moved meeting nights and noted intermediate appointments and an ice cream social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Achaben
Goth
Roya Achates
Grionel Lodge
Clokait
Ail
Aliino
Pythian Hall
Sessien
Visitors and Officials Spotlights Across The City
Alfai from Bexar Prof. Arthur LeForgre works on educational giftwork in View toridig and heads at Bexar headquarters. Dr St Marcul, from Mexico City, visits Ye city and registers at My Menger Monigne. Promoter roles linked to Ox Hine of the Blin Gopae amid recent flood concerns. Names like JT 1 Grows Hi TL Urever and others appear amid sparse details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Alfai
Bexar
Arthur LeForgre
Ejineation
St. Marcul
Mexico
Menger
Tol
Teli
Hisupaces
Fio
Oveli
Min Mensson
Ouptain Dub
Kelley
Distinguished Brownsville Citizen Adopts Eastward sojourn
Best known citizen of Brownsville who long resided in the hometown is visiting the East. He and Mrs Reeves are hosted by friends in Houston after a pleasant city visit with Mrs Ztnomer and others. The couple plans to return home soon.
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A. W. Shropshire
Lockhart
J.J. Greathouse
Berelair
San Antonio
Bexar
Radney
Mias Burleson
Waco
Behr
A. O. Toekhort
Avia
Ig New Intation
B Moore
Wichita
Kanfa
John Young
Avon
Tistness
Reradville
Wire
el Paro
Tex
Dallas
Nat B. Jones
Tinehardt Ranen
Mike Mary
Kong
Toronto
Canada
Bunter
Stamoq
Tang
Rilo
Charlok H. iMate
Shiner
Charles H. Plato
Ettasrine
Brora
Wittiam Whitaker
Palma
Hack
Beverly ‘Robinson
Meadowbrook
Huntelud
New York
Adale Hy Stowers
Mya. Robinson
Brownsville
Eagt
Menger
Sherwood
Sou An- Bolu
G. Retvos
Latayatta
Houston
Wis
Waery
Stra
Lewther
Reeves
Harness Fair Events and Fashion Overtake July Issue
The article details delays and arrangements for harness racing and fair events, noting entry postmarks, prize pooling shifts, and committee efforts led by Chairman Eiming to ready the grounds. It also reports on millinery trends, highlighting a $240 hat as a record price in contrast with prior earnings and fashions.
The Single Flower in the Gorsage Vogue Note
The bouquet described as a perfect corsage adds unmatched charm to an outfit. Though delicate, it suggests a premier floral choice for a single display, highlighting its beauty and the refined taste it conveys.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific
Houston Street
Mnlee Adans
Alton
Railroad
Texas
FT. Worth
Harvey Johnselt
Avant
Harvey L. Kape
Roy Chapman
Lowsforts
Emma Lmolmgraen
Trlende
Rockport
Bren Townsend
Otte Wastervan
Corps Chriad
Hilton Weddtr
J. A. Paupharty
Sone
Mt Rockport
Mes
J. Jarrell
Ating Gleavie Jarro
Tony Ervett
The
Caast
Lamdrrow
W. M. Houfy
Mabel Hobbs
Che ¢Axo
Hame
New Olang
Mra W. R. Teagaviten
BB. Sanders
Dallog
Dilssox Tareiile
Milla
Ft G. Garter
Randalph Carter
Salm
Chivlens
Eshan Plaag
Carter
Randolph
Corps Christi
Tryon
Rosaty
Bachalor
San
Anhonto
Ford
Tle
Mim
Adilton
Kobias
Kerive
Mitalysis
Mike Tannle
This Vity
Mik
John Malana
Chapman
Dalles
He Menger
Max Dernholm
Ronston
San Avianio
the Menger
A. Hese
Millady
Wade
Valencienses
Hali
Monroé Ridge
Gd Fellows Hall
Aline Vole
Concordis
Prustus
Lidney
Orc
Ted Rendal Holden
Starconnell
Order of Pando
Sethne Dall
Hibr
Woodmen Witt
St. Michael's
Anteriin
St. Albert's Ail
Friendship Temple No. G Pythian Bisters
Odd Fellows
Od Fellows
Commanion
W. T. Milin
Monroe Lodde
Order of God
Urquatt
Texar
Weonmen of
Americ
Elis Hall
Goldpellawe Hall
Hes
Desree
Alama
yNo
Royat Achates Ali
Grinnell Lodge No
Royat Achates
Turner Ball
Jami
Fintholie Knights of America
St. Albertis Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
NATO
Society
International
Stee
Enulus
Hetvine
Aitry
Tor
Hornes Anita
Ontrias
Eiming
Sime
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