Plucky Nash Driver Races Toward 160-Hour Nonstop Record
Miss Nash fights collapse in a 160 continuous hour Nash sedan drive, finishing at 4 20 p m in front of the municipal auditorium before ambulance transfer to Jack Neal Nash company salesroom for rest and meals. Spectators and checkers monitor her every move as supporters urge perseverance despite pain and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nash
Municipal Auditorium
Jack Neal Nash Company
Ebe
Lone Star Poultry Association
Burnett Street
Manhattan
Aztec Theater
Miss Nash Finishes 100 Hour Drive With City Tour
The article lists a long itinerary for Miss Nash’s final day as she nears completion of a 100 hour non stop drive. It includes multiple viewing stops in San Antonio from 12:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the municipal auditorium and surrounding sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nash
Municipal Auditorium
San Antonio
Travis Street
Jack Neal-Nash Company
Angusta Street
Lopom
Charley Wight
San Pedro Avenue
Hagner
U. S. S. Battery Station
Navarro Street
Martin Linen Supply
Roosevelt Avenue
Almedia Davis
Wolff and Marx Company
Royal Furniture Company
Burnett Street
Gene Roth Company
Kahn
Universal Oit
Wlorea
Baylor
Universal Oil
Roosevelt and Schley
Nuts
Jack Neal Nash Company
Augusta Street
Mistletoe Creameries
Alamo Plaza
U. S. L. Battery Station
Kaha Ol Company
Roosevelt and
Sedley Avenues
Manhattan
East Hoston Street
Martin Linen
Alemedia Davis Beauty Shop
Wolff and Marz Company
Tack
Manley Miss Nash
Nash
City View Gardens
SAPSCO Plans New Addition And Budget for 1920
SAPSCO outlines a 1 579 000 service extension program across gas electric and traction divisions in its tentative 1920 budget. Major gas spending 680 000 includes laying mains for new customers and paving projects. electric adds 426 000 for power lines and poles. traction allocates 246 000 for car barns tracks and twenty new buses. A St Marys street addition is also contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Public Service Company
Gas, Electric and Traction
E. H. Kifer
Somerset
Gas
Electric
Kifer
St Mary's Street
Former Baptist Official Held on Larceny Charge
George N. Sanders, ex treasurer of the Southern Baptist foreign mission board, was ordered held for the grand jury by Police Judge John Ingram in Richmond on a charge of stealing two thousand dollars from the board. The proceeding was reported with attention to the larceny case and involved the board’s fundraising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George N. Sanders
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
John Ingram
Chamber Plans 1927 Budget and Campaign Drive
The Port Arthur chamber of commerce announces a financial campaign to raise 160 151 58 for 1927. Porter Whaley general manager says the plan and budget were approved at the 1927 board meeting with Ernest Brown Raymond Phelps Nat Goldsmith and L J Hart as alternate. The budget totals 191 800 an increase of 41 131 58 from the prior year with allocations to general administration membership publicity and conventions agriculture highway trade extension industrial freight bureau market news bureau assembly room Fiesta and junior chamber of commerce and other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Porter Whaley
Ernest Brown
Raymond Phelps
Nat Goldsmith
L. J. Hart
General Administration
Fiesta Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Market Bureau Broadcasting
United States Chamber of Commerce
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lealy's murder trial moved to Georgetown, Texas
Harry J. Lealy, sentenced to fifty years for the slaying of Dr. J. Ramsey of Mathis, will be retried on the murder charge in Georgetown, Williamson County, after District Judge Cox granted a motion for a new trial. The case will be heard by one of two judges of the twenty sixth judicial district. Jerry Dolan is district attorney. Ramsey vanished last May and his decomposed body was found months later six miles from a Texas town, with confession from Martinez stating he helped bury the doctor.
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George West
Dee
Harry J. Lealy
J. al Ramsey
Mathis
Georgetown
Williamon County
Gealy
Uupper Sansom
J. J. Hamilton
Jerry Dolan
Ramsey
Turee
Flatus
Posse
Luxus Rangers
Olivers
dMuperto Martinez
Leahy
Fe Thu Bere
Thieves Steal Guns From Car and Home in San Antonio
Firearm theft reported in San Antonio with a pistol and a large rifle taken. The rifle vanished from Douglas Williams’s automobile at Camp Warmoyle, while a suit and pistol were stolen from W. J. G. Schneider’s room at 401 Broadway. A Tone Star Poultry Association show is scheduled for January 4-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
San Antonio
Douglas Williams
Camp Warmoyle
W. J. G. Schneider
Broadway
General Acosta Says U S Methods Used in War School
Gen M M Acosta head of Chapultepec military college in Mexico says its courses and training follow American military schools. Acosta recently toured the United States inspecting schools and will stay in San Antonio as guest of Robert Scott for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapultepec Military College
Mexico
West Point
M. M. Acosta
Chapultepec
General Acosta
United States
San Antonio
Robert Scott
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Jack Nee
Nash Company
Keefe
Ito
Jack Neal
EGDR
C. Charley Wight
Sapsco
Jgt
Martin
BE. W. Grove
Itnangial
Canpaich
Williamson County
Tone Star Poultry Association
U.S
Augusta St
Jack Neal Nash
Universal Oil and Gasoline
Pennsylvania
Dri Universal Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Ett Universal Pennsylvania
Ean Universal
Ford
Ean Universal Oil
Kahn Oil CO
Roosevelt and Schley Ave
Universal Oil Co
Porter & New Braunfels S. Presa & Florida
JS. Flores & Baylor
City View
City View Garden Acre
Commerce
Lady of Lake College
Castroville
Gardens
Alamo Development Co
N. St. Mary’s St
Crockett
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