Cyclist Dies After Collision on West Commerce Street
An elderly cyclist, Encardon Diaz aged 70 of 308 San Joaquin Street, died after his bicycle was struck by a car in the 5900 block of West Commerce Street. The driver, Caesar Castillo of 321 Menchaca Street, claimed both vehicles were traveling same direction when the cyclist swerved. The coroner’s inquest was opened by Justice George Bacon. A separate incident injured Mrs Ursula Cano near 1320 Morales Street and driver Lucila Mendoza is unnamed.
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West Commer Street
Encardon Diaz
San Joaquin
Caesar Castillo
Menchaca Street
Evelst
Jaslice
Public Health Campaign to Eradicate Gonorrhea Opens
Washington reports the Public Health Service launches a nationwide drive to combat gonorrhea, calling it a leading danger with over two million affected. Surgeon General Thomas Parran warns the disease causes significant suffering and urges public support for the campaign.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Thomas Parranmild
United States
Kilday to Address 5. A. Optimist Club
Congressman Paul Kilday will speak on High Lights of the Fifty-sixth Congress at the San Antonio Optimist Club meeting. Ed Knowlton serves as program chair for the event in the Gunter Hotel Rose Room on Wednesday.
Guilty mayor Hayes summoned to face removal
Waterbury Connecticut mayor James Hayes, 56, once lieutenant governor, was sentenced to 10 to 15 years for conspiracy and looting of more than a million dollars from the city treasury. He was summoned by the board of aldermen to determine removal, as a large crowd jeered outside. Hayes and executive secretary Thomas P. Kells received prison terms and bond actions followed, with hearings set for Thursday night.
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Waterbury
Conn
Aaty
Board of Aldermen
Connecticut
Las
Hayes
State Supreme Court
Thomas P. Kells
Oystern
William Albert to Dorothy Ann Named at Hospital
In St Louis on August 22 a newborn boy named William Albert prompted joy from Mr and Mrs Albert Glenk. A nurse later revealed the child was female and the name Dorothy Ann was chosen after the misstep.
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William Albert
Dorothy Ann
T. Louis
Albert Glenk
Nurss
Willam Albert
Women shot by housewife in Wytheville street shooting
In Wytheville Virginia on August 22 a housewife concealed a pistol in a paper bag and fired on two women on Main Street injuring Janie Pauley and Miss Elbert Shelton. Pauley, who had prior convictions for relations with a deputy, fled but was shot in the leg. Shelton was hit in the abdomen and hospitalized in Pulaski. The matron Early Wright notified officers after the incident.
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Wytheville
Unis
June County
Ealmly
Janie Pauley
Texpet Service Station and Garages in San Antonio Area
Readable entries list service stations and garages including Texpet Service Station on Houston Street, Gunter Hotel Garage, Samuels Texaco Service Station, and San Antonio Buick Company on Broadway.
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W. J. Samuels Texaco
Evemgreen & Mecunoval
Texpet
Broadway
Hauston Street
Samuels Texaco
Atamy
SAN Antonio Buick Company
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Anthony Eden
England
Major Eden
Ins Battalion of Rangers
Kings Royal Rifles
New Forest
Beaulieu
San Antonio
KTSA
Vaily
Fifth Street
Fages Duster
City News
Misty Sims
Plaay Botel Baleoom
Carroll Bassett CO
Main Ave
Lexington Ave
San Fruro Ave
Stanley's
Texaco
Fredericksburg
Zanzamona
Nix
Star Garage
Tarais
Dela Rosa
AOL
Novatatos
Sterling Gulf Service Station
Commerce & Cherry
LOWES
Presa Street
Winerich Motor CO
LEE Brothers
S. Jackrenty
Central Vulcanizing Company
VOR West Martin
MTN, Florns
Gunter Hotel
F. Tales
S. C
Browning
Fredericksherg Mort
Rieden Tire Company
Tantow
CODER
STIET
Miers
Gulf
Horn
Frederickeneng
Marcos
Rot N. Nrw
Dramfels
ROL Me
TATA
Ee Se
Laie
Firestone
Frice
Ately Low
Firestone Champion
Mae Sot Biscount
Firestone With
Next Tire
Firestone Convoy
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North Alamo
Auto Supply & Service Stores
North St. Mary’s Garfield
Martin
Soledad Fannin
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