Clack Breaks Silence On Quinn Drug Store Robbery
Climen F. Clack told jurors his version of the January robbery at E. O. Quinn's drug store in which Hubby was killed and Quinn wounded. He blamed bad company and unemployment for his actions, saying he had no excuses and that his sister would suffer if he failed. He described meeting Bubb and planning the heist, and claimed he did not fire until after he was struck by a bullet.
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Climen F. Clack
Quinn
Clark
Harvery Hubby
Robert Hammond
Gulan
Bubb
Hammond
Scott
Sapulpa
Okla
Tulsa
Reds
Bubba
San Antonio
Sthore
Antonio
Lew J
Aml
Babb
Quino
Dubi
Ballet Wounde
Vague Rail Trackage Discussion Under Local Commerce Presence
Officials and agents from the Commerce Department discussed trackage facilities and public inquiries at a meeting this winter. Mr Dieter stated progress on a drawing and facility readiness while a local councilmember outlined plans for a public campaign and access to lines.
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Camiber
Conmneres
Cegaarabag
Télewipa
Dieter
Fragmentary Report on Wintering Circus Acts in San Antonio
Incoherent OCR fragment notes several circus acts wintering in San Antonio. Mentions main line, possible government involvement, and efforts to induce more acts. References a large amount of revenue derived from these expenses and a person named Me Dur keoe features oddly amidst the garbled wording.
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Enna
San Antonio
Obituary notices for Captain Schrama and Miss Ollie Lewis
Funeral services held for Captain Schrama who died at home after a long service with the United Confederate Veterans. He formerly published the Staatx Zeibing and served as U.S. consul to Montevideo Uruguay. Separate services for Miss Ollie Lewis, 11, scheduled at Mary’s Church with burial in Mission. pallbearers listed. Also note Mary Murray, a waiter from Three Rivers, died Monday. survived by husband I L Murray and three daughters. funeral arrangements and undertakers named.
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Schrama
Fonral Sorviers
Cuniain
Soheamin
Paneer Leann
Lo An Tiegunfels
Cap Tal Hebron
United Confederate Veterans
Staatx Zeibing
United State
Ievideo
Uruguar
Ollie Lewis
One le
Wrelock
Mary’s Church
Tewis
Calleer
San Antonio ix
Joey
Mission Burial
Mizik
Pailbearers
Halph Meeks
A.M. Reynolds
Dee Sheerway
Arthur Burnett
Downy Meek Jung
Llingsley
Carrie Mary Murr
Mary Murray
Joelick
Howson
George Weet
San Anton Pently
Lucile
Tila Way Gannie Murray
Browners
Wan
Dewey
Wulie
Three Rivers
Abs
Gladys Brorles
George West
Hoor
Dorler Loving Nraker
Requests Bridge Fund For Memorial Bridge At Brackenridge Park
Park Commissioner Ray Lambert will request an appropriation of 10000 dollars to complete the Time Memorial bridge at Brackenridge Park. A new plan from Calé and Pitty outlines a crossing over the river at Lambert bathing beach. Alexander Jovke offers to donate SUMMA to honor his brother Ae hart, providing to share the costs by decks. The bridge is estimated to cost about OAK according to the estimator.
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Ray Lambert Willl
Brackenridge Park
Jaausbert
Calé and Pitty
Lambert Bathing Beach
Hye
Alexander Jovke
Aehart
Eighth Corps Area Cavalry Reorganized
A San Antonio bulletin details reorganization of all Eighth Corps Area cavalry units. It establishes the Kirst Division with ports of Ports Sand and Port Bliss as headquarters, designates brigades and troop assignments, and notes demobilization and inactive statuses for several units while transferring personnel to active forces.
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Ongias Snd
Teith Cavalry
WV Hunekivca
Seconl Cavalry
Fork San Houston
Thei i
Orden Domubitizen
Corps
Oreu 6
Coop C
Kirst
al Fueitn
Trou Marfa
Lex
Dongins
Atiz
Ceuop
del Rio
Pouglay
Croup
Fort Clark
Port Bliss
Second Cavalry
Nevond Cavalry Division
Nest Cavalry Division
Aseudiate Divisi
Lind
Sivaly
Cavaly
Cagney
Avalyy
Truoy
Bliss
Doiglas
Daiglas
Cardley
Euundiia
Fort Ist
Mehl Artilery
Eidith Engineer Battalion
Ambiliuce
Crvalre
Legion special train to state convention via Southwest Texas
Hue Aneyiegd Legion members will ride a special train from San Antonio to El Paso for the state convention on September 28 7 accotiing to Tealph Durkee a San Antonio Chamber of Commerce official Durkee arranged the rail rate and special car. Alamo Post will issue notices to posts for reservations. The train will assemble in San Antonio on September 25 and depart that evening. Transfer of prisoner: Bert Fuller petitions for removal to Corpus Christi after jail terms and a 1000 bond. Fuller was arrested on post office theft charges and will face trial in Corpus Christi.
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Feam
Hue
J. H. Reynolds
A. Jugwes
Tri T Department
San Antonio
Texas
Ukirkre
Alamoist
American Legion
Tranfer
Shires Dixties
Feiernl
William St. Smith
Paso
Bert Fuller
Fuller
Bona
United States
Te J. Bawards
Tie
Post Office
Rankin
Goem
Orbeaux
Texan
Corps Christi
Two Bullet Wounds Endanger Railroad Brakeman
G W Whitney 20 a railroad brakeman from Smithville was shot twice in Joe Guerrero's tailor shop opposite the M K & Fl railway depot on South Flores street. Wounded Whitney lay dying at Robert Green Memorial Hospital Tuesday. W E Bunn of Smithville, also a railroad brakeman, is held on charges of shooting. Nine cartridges were fired as Bunn confronted Whitney. Whitney slumped after another bullet struck him in the right side.
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G. W. Whitney
Smithville
South Flores Street
Robert 2. Green
Bryar Mauermagn
J. A. XN. Loves
Joney
Norning
Nan
Ais
Whitney
Volka Voy Wilner
Sir Antonio
Bunn
Joe Guerrero
Bann
Wutney
Joln Calleren
Buon
Poce
Halt Traveler's Gold Found on Venezuelan Arriving
New York readers learn of a sensational arrival as Felice Haddad a wealthy Venezuelan is found with one hundred thousand dollars in United States gold coin concealed in baggage aboard a steamer. Police await further details and investigation to determine origin and intent. The incident raises questions about customs and security aboard the vessel.
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New York
United States
Felice Haddad
Venezuela Seizure Sparks Debate Over Gold Policy
Temporary seizure by inspectors in Venezuela raises questions about export laws and the impact of a possible national ban on gold. Observers recall a similar case years ago when gold was confiscated and courts upheld the action. Some warn of a future effect on entry into the United States. Meanwhile, a religious revival in Taylor, Texas, led by Rev. Jester concludes with missionary aims after his Liberty Hill visit.
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Shlyr Carieay
Venezuela
Taylor
Tex
Jester
First Baptist
Liberty Hill
Liberty List
William Taylor
Benail
Foreign Mission Board
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