Woman Help! As Bandit Seeks Man
Police linked two suspects to a string of burglaries in Lavernia and nearby towns including a drug store break in at Lavernia. The Lavernia Motor Company cash drawer yielded only 20 cents. A break in at a Linne store was thwarted as suspects fled toward San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace Onn
Dlcnelics
Tre Ancke
Fan
Lavernia Atore Cnbbers
Lavernia
Boerne
LaCoste
Lavernia Motor Company
San Antonio
Jury Delays Target Major Shepard in Denver Case
In a Denver federal proceeding Major Shepard faces murder allegations over his wife Mrs. Shepard’s 1929 death. Defense argues a platonic affair and illness. prosecution cites possible poisoning. Autopsy contested, letters read, Brandon testifies of engagement after the death, while agents question witnesses about Beverly Brandon and Wake Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahepard
Miss Brandon
San Antonio
Shepard
Fort Riley
Major Shepard
Denver
Department of Justice
Ile Alto
Brandon
Gille
Howe
Beores
Lettera
Sho
Major
Dent
Ebe
Wake Shepard
Federal Grant
Yeggs Escape With 114 From News Firm Safe
Reported burglary at Interstate Wewa agency 230 North Medina Street shows safe cracked and $114 taken. Investigators say a suspect entered during a weekend, and police track multiple nonfatal burglary probes. A diamond ring valued at 160 and other jewelry were reported stolen from Miss Vincent Turner at 322 East Bocout Street. The hardware store at 820 West Houston Street also tied to the spree with unspecified loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leges
Wewa
North
Medina Street
Moniley
O. F. Esana
East
Magnolia Evenier
Vincent Turner
Bocuat Street
Specia Hardwere Company
Weat
Houston Street
Escaped Prisoner’s Odd Death Thwarted by Police
In Chicago on December 22 1925 a condemned man named Joe Stein near the county jail recounted repeated escapes from execution. He described how authorities halted each attempt and planned to offer a chicken dinner before the final bang, only to have his pardon delayed as police failed to reestablish contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Etx
Wesbledon
Joe Stein
Sal
Washington
Stein
Stela
Maitland in Busty Plea in Military Court
The Maitland case in a military court features testimony from Major Inmon and Dr Bolibaugh regarding Maitland’s intoxication and injuries after an auto collision. Defense counsel Wayne Davis argues Maitland’s reputation as a famed flyer justified a plea of entity, while the court deliberates and recesses without the defense statement being presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Davis
Lesina Paire
Filer
Davin
Mailland
Bla
Entity
EB. H. Jumov
Medicol Corps
Martland
Maitland
Kelly Field
San Antonio
O. D.,bolibaugh
Medical Corps
Cheriba
Leutenant
Bolibaugh Aaiel
Iupresarii
Harol Caburn
Infantry
Clarence Tt. Day
Field Artillers
J. V. Held
Otto V. Rethowt
Cavalry
Tilmoon Campbell
Finance Department
Marmwett KR. Wards
Liew
Gordon R. Calta
Walter J
Signal Corps
Ajosham Wahed
Hicbned V. Nicholas
Engineering Srauon
Marj. Webster A. Capron
Ordinance Department
Harold H. Galliett
J. K. Reynolds Keott
Ciil
Gordon Gray
Vicwt
Edward Sullivan
Carburetor Cuts Out Carbon Gas Claim
New York report claims a carburetor by John Juherz eliminates carbon monoxide. The device uses canine kerosene or fuel oil adaptable to automobiles aircraft ships and engines. Three carburet ing chambers replace one with separate passages and five outlet holes per nozzle.
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New York
Dec
John Juherz
Alba
Intagirint
Thompson Sues Man for Slander in Chicago
Mayor William Hale Thompson filed a $1,000,000 defamation lawsuit in superior court against Col. Igbert Isham Tandolph, president of the Chicago Association of Commerce. The complaint cites slander in a one-page brief and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Chicago
UPI
William Hale Thompson
Rum Running Vessels Seized by Coast Guard
NEW YORK December 22 Coast Guard announced seizure of three rum running vessels with crews of eight men and cargo worth 130000 dollars. One captured craft sank after 400 cases were transferred to coast guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vqner
Coast Guard
Farm Exodus Drives Job Loss Across Regions
Uphorst reports a mass movement of more than 40,000 per day as farms shift workers to cities within ten states. The exodus, led by the Tawleigh foundation overseer Mreetar, is cited as a major factor in unemployment, with promises of new furniture and goods at low prices highlighted in daily classifieds.
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Uphorst Meryace
Awaminnubos
D.C. Des
Amrheny Farma
Taal Fante
Mreetar
Tawleigh Foundation
Wnemrinement
Snow Covers North Texas in Record Cold Snapshot
Snow blanketed North Texas with Texas cities reporting new lows. Dallas measured 2 inches of snowfall, while Sweetwater logged six inches. Temperatures fell to the single digits in several towns. Amarillo and Lubbock also posted notable cold records as more snow and freezing weather rolled through the region.
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Amarillo
Dalla
United States Weather Bureau
EL Page
del Rio
Growneville
Auclin
Houston
Port Arthur
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Paleatince
Sweetwater
Corsicana
Xeado
Tyler
Wichita Falls
Lubbock
Tubbeck
Freeze Brings Cold Spell Across Ss A Section
Northerly winds sweep across North fexan and San Antonio as the Angol weather bureau warns of a deep freeze. Temperatures are forecast to dip to 24 degrees Monday night and again each night through Christmas Day, with a low of 23 degrees reported Sunday night. Cold weather advisories extend to both East and West Nexus areas for Monday night and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasuet
North Fexan
Sam Antonioln
Southern California Faces Frost Risk as Temperatures Drop
Temperatures in Southern California sank to 26 degrees in the San Bernardino area with frost warnings for growers. D. Young, a government expert, said a hard frost was unlikely due to a northeast wind, but warned that still air could raise danger if wind ceased. Frost was also reported in several Northern California locations including Sacramento and San Jose with other towns listing low single digits to mid 40s.
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Los Angeles
Rome
California
Pomona
D. Young
Chico
Independence
Junte Rosa
San Jose
Nedlands
Tied ‘Bluff
Sacramento
San Francisco
Murekra
Muto Robles
Threats and Razor Gesture Lead to Fines for Bandera
Charles Bandera faced four charges in Corporation Court including drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Judge A L Matlock fined Sanders 50 pounds on one disturbance charge and dismissed another, while two drunkenness charges resulted in fines of 6 and 10 dollars and a jail term for Sanders. The incident began after Bandera broke furniture at his wife’s home on 508 Santa Clara Street and then went to his father in law’s house at 225 Rusk Street, where he threatened him with a razor. the father in law struck him with a broom handle during testimony.
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S Rowl
Inlaw
Charles Bandera
East Commerce
Mondasin
Corporation Court
A. L. Matlock
Sanders
Santa Clara Street
Souters
Rusk Street
City Enables Funds Equalization Across Banks
City council approves transfer of $109 810 from City Central Bank and trusted company to Alamo National and Frost National banks to balance accounts. Merchant bills totaling $807 20 and notes totaling $20 072 82 on the 1920 general fund ordered paid, sidewalk paving of Salinas Street $140 40, paving Broadways from Camahan Avenue to the City Amita, alka Wom approved. cold weather boosts demand for wood coal and fuel.
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City Central Bank and
Truat Company
Alamo National Bank
Frost National Bank
Balanco
Salinas Street
Broadwas
Camahan Avenue
Amita
Alka Wom
Deny Tynan's Bribe Charge Trial Update
The article reports on ongoing legal proceedings where Tynan amended his answer denying a bribe scheme tied to mint vending machines. It details alleged testimony from Ben Tuby about a money making plan, plus denials and demands for proof from defendants Bachtel and Turner regarding offers to buy Tynan's house and knowledge of mint-rending-machine instructions.
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Tynan
DSP
Purner
Tyhon
Turner
Becht
Florida
Hachtel
Bachtel
Sail Turner
Beethe
Pachtel
O. TB. Tack
Bachhtel
Bent and
TI. PT
Attornes
Cigarettes and candy stolen in Skylight raid
Burglars entered the Willi Morin old brother store at 18 West Commerce Street early Monday, escaping with 20 cartons of cigarettes and candy. Cameo brooch valued at $25 reported missing, along with a poultry theft in another home. Katy Produce Co. in San Martino reported eggs and produce stolen from their stores in that city.
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Willi Morin’ Old Brother
West Commerce Street
CG. W. Seamons
Boralea Street
TR. J. Stork
Furnish
Katy Produce Company of
San Martos
Money Artist Bets Years Money Artist Bets Years
Pleas of guilty entered Monday in Federal court by several defendants jailed on charges of federal law violations. Jose Cisneros pleaded guilty to altering United States currency and received three years in federal penitentiary. Sevastion afesquite pleaded to prohibition sale and got six months in county jail from March 15. Francisco Gonzales faced liquor law violation and was fined 150 dollars or 80 days in county jail. Enrique Mesa Solinas charged with prohibition law violation was fined 50 dollars. Manuel Santos sentenced for unlawful entry from Mexico to serve time in county jail and deportation ordered, with dates starting October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedecs
Jose Cisneros
United States
Bedern
Sevastion Afesquite
Groder
Francisco Gonzales
Aml
Enrique Mesa Solinas
Manuel Santos
Mexico
One Arrested Two Escape in Attempted Store Burglary
Special Officer Giesecha interrupted a burglary at Karin Clothing, 480 West Houston street, early Monday. He arrested one man. a man and woman companion fled in a car, leaving the other inside. Nathan Karin reported about 400 dollars worth of clothing taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieks
Karin Clothing Company
West
Houston Street
Oficer Giesecha
Geitecke
Nathan Karin
Burial Park Tile Bids Are Received
Bids for burial park tile were received at a Monday city council meeting. Three bids were submitted and referred to Park Commissioner Treph Rubiola for tabulation. A single bid for a new sewer pump at the sewage plant was also received and sent to Street Commissioner Paul E. Bieters for action. The reception is noted as poor. the ad mentions tile work advertising today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Toro
Cite Council
Trcph Rubiola
Tiaposa
Paul E. Bieters
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Prue Cine
Yeggs
Safe
Creemie
Nate Ord
Builty Plea
Prizon
Texas
Ss. A
Mercury
S. California
Orel
Eee
Augeer Nimes
Rachtel
Georgia
Fachtel
Dachtel
Via Inlinn
Inn
Ebis County
Cisteret
Raehtel
Kiddles
George Keene
Military Plaza
Burial Park
Howard Houghes
Hell’s Angels
Pero
Parker and Sheaffer
the Clegg Company
BO Statat Sh Spectheceie
Lampa
Commerce Street
Sola
Ousehol Breginte
Heep Furniture Co
Commerce At
St. Mary’s
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