Rifle Team Selection At Camb Camp Field Meet
Students at Camb Ravins prepare for the big field meet on August 22 as Camp Travis camp officials announce events and entry limits. Eight companies of the CMTC compete for top honors with banners and ribbons for winners. The day features baseball and rifle events, a camps-wide chart of scores, and social gatherings with civic club guests as activities unfold through the week.
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Camb
V'ravis
Theetay
At & Odlocs Tyrsdex
Ube
C. MT. CG
Leavis Studin
Fire
Hess
Ua Gump Champuship
Gilbers
Miuouxe
Camp Bullis
Freary
Travis
T. G
Dan Kerry
Literaturies
Repleisber
Carp
Tuadott Heinen
Charles W. Soith
Wil- Hines St. Moore
Canopus Club
Foreoia Club
Dreakyteria
Firat Presbyterian Elegreh
Raid on East Crockett Street Apartment Tied to Prohibition Violations
Deputies and Captain Charles Stevens led a raid on a fashionable East Crockett Street apartment arresting men tied to conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws and possession of whiskey. Bonds set at 1000 with a 500 traditional bond for the first man. two others jailed for possession and sale. A related arrest occurred for illegal possession of five gallons of water alcohol.
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Dee Fonntate de Bluse
Charles Stevens
Norton
Mev Murray
East Crockett Street
Firge
Hugel
Rand Coward
Harold Keil
Whrystel
Ming
Edwards
South Lovey
Mayor's Return Delays San Antonio Charter Election
A city official says the recall amendment fight and mandamus suit will delay the charter election. The Fourth Court hearing and potential delays could push the vote past the planned date, with officials weighing postponement until the legal battle concludes.
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San Antonio
Moror
Jst
Hin Mesxoun
Cyril Appente
Tystwee
Ets
Howerpe
Ik Afflei
Appellate Court
Mandamos
Supreme Court
Dunvary
Surat
Inticorse
Small Battles Mark Weekend in ail Strike
Disorder flares across several states as strike action spreads. In North Carolina a water tank blast raises tensions while New York and Chicago see disrupted train service. In Columbia South Carolina violence erupts at Southern Railway shops. Guards exchange shots in Burnham Illinois. Kansas Governor Allen orders order restoration with 1600 National Guardsmen at Fort Riley. Mayor Tarlton vows to uphold calm. Police corruption probes in Covington Kentucky unfold as federal warrants arrest officers.
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Chicago
New York
Big Four
Atlantic
Columbia
S. C
Selevee
Southern Railway
Hostilitien Draké
San Asmerdins
Cal
Ontlayes
Atchison, Wopeka & Ants
Kivu Aronde
Burnham
Colin
Den
Kansas City
Allen
Kansas
Harry Tarlon
Fort Riley Co
Turtow
Leentstone
Corbin
Matis Ring
Lise
United States
Marshall Willaims
Matavvin
N.C
Carlige
Fire alarms rattle San Antonio as blaze probes city streets
Fire crews across San Antonio face a relentless stretch with alarms ringing continually. Chiefs and assistants coordinate response as flames spark at multiple sites, with homes and yards affected and authorities tracing the origin to a yard blaze near Van Neve Street.
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San Antonio
Alariy
Sorran
Bickel
Rey Cateful
Ghief Sarcan
Mardis
Huh
Weberal
Han Nees
Suuiley
Sty
Tevtor
Hackherey
Flee
Hasta
Tim van Neve
MinGier
Grees
Gene Wo
Spats Busien
Lari
Five Hurt in Sebring Road Crash Blamed on Speed
Five persons were injured in a Monday morning crash along a Sebring road after a car failed to slow for oncoming traffic. The eldest daughter was ejected, and several passengers were taken to a local hospital by ambulance for treatment.
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Seluin
Seb
Sunigge Cardenas
Ely
Loue
Canale
Oportel
Uae
Watt
Indy Adv
Srives Lip Cotibellis
Payton
Deorgailas
Wits
Paige
Horvun
Seare
Simon
Wnicht
North
Monsamton
Howl
Midnight Tales Star In Rare New Troubles
Ruby, known as Mid Night Ruby, faces fresh legal trouble after a raid at a West Side Resort. Police captured her Sunday morning, then released her on bond. She faces forthcoming charges as officers prep a docket while she cites superstition about a black cat as cause for her misfortune.
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Asi
West Side
Army Teamster Die From Apparent Stroke at Army Post
Charles Wernicke a wagoner at Bam Howstor Army Post died after falling from his wagon Saturday night. Officers indicate he suffered an apparent apoplexy as the team bolted, the accident re causing injuries. An army ambulance rushed him to base hospital where he died shortly after. Active Germany native Wernicke had served years as teamster at Bam Howstor. His funeral is set for Monday evening at 4 at blockrom home in Alsian Heights.
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Charles. Wernteke
Charles Wersteke
Wimy Pears Ct
Aid
Wernicke
Firal
Bey
Bam Howstor
Alsian Heighle
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints Personal Names
Fragmentary text mentions directions by the Riele Th inking Company and a widow sister. includes names like Mr. Saliow and Say Antonie, yielding no clear event, date, or location to summarize a distinct news item.
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Riele Thinking Company
Amld
Mr. Saliow
Say Antonie
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