Suit filed against Gulf and West Texas railway line
J W Fox sues Gulf and West Texas Railway for 60000 in the Seventy third District Court claiming a $4 000 000 bond sale and expenses fee. He alleges a contract with Ro Morrison and directors to secure 260 000 for expenses and 2 12 percent commission. Names directors include W C Blanks Fredricksburg Carl Runge Wulff W B Tuttle and R G Hall. The case centers on bond sale efforts and anticipated Southern Pacific purchase of the line from San Antonio to San Angelo via Fredericksburg and other points.
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Mn Gull and
Weee Toses Railway
San Antonio
Mid-West
J. W. Fox
Morrison
Southern Pacific Railway
Gulf and Westeras
W. C. Blanks
San Angelo
EB. Riley
Fredericksburg
Carl Runge
Misco
F. BR
Wulff
Brady
W. B. Tuttle
R. 4. Hall
Fox
Blorrison
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Bonis
Morison
Southern Pacific
Gulf and West Texas
Helf
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yeu
Vibes
Visitor Captain RB E ONeill at Kelly Cant HR
Captain RB E ONeill of the Air Corps visiting Kelly Cant, formerly commended the Tenth School group at Kelly Field. He is now stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and was seen at Geld Tuesday.
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RB. E. O'Neill
Kelly Cant
E. O'Neill
Air Corps
Kellyfield
Fort Sill
Okla
Christmas fireworks sale in Ceres crowding market
Advertisement notes a large assortment of fireworks from American German and Chinese makers. Mentions George Keene druggist and military plaza as display location. Includes description of furnished and water-hed areas and a selection of goods with highlighted deals.
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Ceres
George Keene
Druggtet
Flores Sna Military Plaza
Boy Injured Playing Firemen Accident in Home
A 10 year old boy at 800 Hatfield Street was burned when his sister Beatrice spilled boiling water on his face and shoulders during a game of Firemen. He was rushed to Robert B. Green Hospital in serious condition but staff reported no lasting injuries and expected recovery.
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Antonia
Gonzales
Hatfield Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Beatrice
Fritz Kraut Burial Service Planned in San Antonio
Fritz Kraut, 58, will be buried in San Antonio. Funeral services from Porter Loring Mortuary Wednesday at 4 PM, with the T A Boand of Woodlaw Avenue Presbyterian Church officiating. Survived by widow Nelda Kraut, two daughters Erpa Newbill and Mrs. Charles Irvin of San Antonio, son Milton Kraut of Leon Springs, and brother Emil Kraut of Sabinal.
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Fritz Kraut
Fritz Krent
Porter Loring
Tey
Boand
Woodlaw Avenue Presbyterian Cinnel
Nelda Kraat
Sra
Erpa Newbill
Charles Irvin
San Antonio
Milton Kraut
Los Angeles High Reports Two Hundred Students
The Los Angeles High School announces enrollment of about 200 students, noting Mildred Hood and Bakeley as new additions. The report mentions Tuesday mornings and a school year context with uncertain details about new forms and toll-related items.
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Los Angeles High
Cludenia
Los Angele Heighly High School
Mildred Hood
Bakeley
Bexar May Buy Vote Machines
The prospect of Bexar County purchasing voting machines grew brighter after County Judge elect WA Worsheck indicated he would listen to County Clerk Jack Ro Burke after the year starts. Burke said costs drop from 32 cents per ballot to about 10 cents with machines, and the plan allows renting during elections to pay off within 16 years. Former county clerk Chester Hollis will assist after January 1. It was estimated machines could save about $440 per county election.
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Berar
Worsheck
Jack Ro Burke
Burke
Chester Hollis
Port Worth
Hurke
Student Charged in Fatal University Accident
Alsais Wee A W Finney of Paris faces negligent homicide charges in connection with the death of Helen Bridges a 21 year old Brownsville university student. The incident occurred when Bridges and her escort were struck by Finney's car near a street intersection on the university campus.
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Alseis
W. Ob Finney
Paris
University of Texans
Conversinn
Helen Bridges
Brownsville
Ales
Miss Bridgia
Onbaldo Garcia
Drownaville
Finnes
Mayen Denies Prohibition Charge in Preliminary Hearing
Tom Mayen, grennoise judge of precinct No 10, was released on $750 bond after pleading not guilty to a liquor possession charge at a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Paul A. Tockhart. Investigators testified he entered a Matamoras Street house on a gambling report, found whiskey and several men, and took one man with him. Mayen had previously faced a $1000 temporary bond. He was convicted in 1925 of possession of 18 gallons of whiskey, pleaded guilty, and paid $280.
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Tom Mayen
Possssson
United States
Paul A. Tockhart
Mayen
Turaday
Matimoras
District Attorney's Office
Rassmond South
Fistriet
South
Matamoras Street
United States District Clerk's Office
Dope Valued at Million Seized on Boat in New York
Dope valued at more than 1 million dollars seized on the steamship Alexandria in New York Harbor. Customs agents reported about 1000 pounds of narcotics were found in cases from Turkey, shipped via Constantinople. Importers unnamed. action taken by Treasury agents.
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N.Y
Washington
Treasury
Toode
Thia
Alesla
New York Harbor
Turkey
Constantinople
Thapped Pair Shoot Selves in Moody Farm Chase
Ten members of a bandit gang died by suicide after a thrilling chase across the Moody farm near Sidell. A bird was wounded and two others captured during the incident. Dees scored 16 points as part of the chaotic event.
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Sidell
Dees
Atate Ine
Voodoo Cult Rumors Taint Havana Burial Report
Cuban police probe claims that Voodoo worshippers near Havana decapitated a child for a sacrificial offering to Chango. The reports describe descendants of African slaves practicing human sacrifice as part of their religious rites.
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Havana
Tee
Havanaa
Chango
Traffic Trap Abolished At Main Avenue Corner
The three year dispute over relocating tracks at Main Avenue and West French Place ends with a city council compromise. Denman property owner transfers the southeast corner to the city, widening track clearance from four feet to twenty feet. Public Service company bears full cost of the replacement for one block both sides.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
Main Avenue
Weat
French Place
Petty
Denman
Lox
Denon
Snace
Public Service Company
Lt Wap
Foul B. Steffler
Margin Trade Ban Sought on U S Stock Exchange
Washington December 16. Senator Heflin Democrat Alabama introduced a resolution to prohibit margin trading on the stock exchange blaming economic conditions for manipulations on the New York market. He argues margin trading fuels instability and seeks regulatory action to curb speculative excesses.
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Washington, D. C
UPH
Stock Exchangeu
Heflin
Alabama
Neww York Exchange
Disappearance report of 15 year old girl Argelino
Police investigate a missing person case after Rantiagg Torres reports his daughter Argelino aged 15 is missing. The family lives on McCullough Avenue and Pearl Street and notified authorities Tuesday.
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Rantiagg Torres
Mc Uullough Avenue
Pearl Atecet
Argelino
Two in Reporter's Death Seek New Trial After Appeal
Laredo December 10 A motion for rehearing of the murder case against two Laredo officers, Tom Hernandez and Haymond West, sentenced to life and 20 years for the murder of Harry Williams, a Laredo newspaper reporter in January 1920, has been filed by attorney Fone wt. The Court of Criminal Appeals has affirmed the sentences.
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Laredo
Munter
Ageluat Haymond JT
West Ond
Toma Hernandez
Taredo
Harry Williams
Toacedo
Remark Fone
Court of Crimrinal Appeals
Denver road protests under West Texas rail plan
Lubbock Texas hearing on the Texas and Pacific and Pacific extension to build 333 miles in West Texas featured F E Williamson of Chicago president of the Burlington system. Williamson argued public interest requires more rail lines and that existing roads should be allowed to serve while a new line should not intrude on the territory.
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Lubbock
Texas
F. E. Williamson
Chicago
Burlington Itaiload
Sylem
Fort Worth
Denver
Texas & Dacific
Prnine
West Texas
Williamson
Star Weds Man She Sued for $20,000
Mrs Kiewnets marries Anthony Wettach in Alheroneporttann after suing him for 20 000 dollars over injuries. The union follows her third marriage and arises amid a prior flight from the case.
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Star
West
Crash injures 6.4 and others in multiple city accidents
A Tuesday early morning crash on West Magnolia avenue left Jao A. Friend with minor injuries after his car struck a fire plug and overturned. Mrs W B Childress and a second vehicle occupants escaped harm. Two other collisions sent victims to Stoberk B. Greenway Hospital and a truck overturn on Seguis road injured Ramirez among others.
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Jao A. Friend
West
Magnolia Avenue
Johnny Salafang
Kucsdey
Nuyatta Street
Iowa
Childress
Queen Anne Court
Stoberk B. Greenway
Pitel
Andrena Castro
Wood- Town Avenue
Ramirez
South Sun Suba Street
Seguis Road
Naseine
I Ie
Oklahoma Law Officer Killed in Chickasha Raid
Texas Tate Chickasha police officer was killed in a raid on a private house during a gunfight. George Tate and Tobey Cale, a father and son, were seriously wounded by Hux Meyant, Tate’s fellow officer. O A Visited Meane B Tully and Mr and Mrs Green Martin of Pearnall visited in San Antonio.
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Oklahoma
Chickasha
Oxi
Texas
Tate
Wakehot
Inday
George Tate
Tobey Cale
Hux Meyant
O. A
Meane B. Tully
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