Wasting Waif Jimmie Seeks Funds For Hospital Care
San Antonio readers rally for 12-year-old Jimmie in a charity drive to cover hospital expenses in St Louis. Subscriptions reach 504 dollars with more needed. A Washington's Birthday game by the All-Stars, plus local stars, will raise funds as Bart Gahill and Van Daelé organize the effort to help feed the family and fund care.
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Jimmie
San Antonio
Little Jimmie
St. Louis
Associated Charities
Dryden
Onpenkeimer Seeseenee
Jon Murphy Wiiseweee
Harold Wintere
Sean Antonio Athletic Club
Washington
Jimmie Anglish
Bart Gahill
van Daelé
Schwab Field All-Stars
Astor
Schwab
Fond Toute
Benefit planned to aid hospitalized girl Jimmie English
A community fundraiser was announced to cover hospital expenses for Jimmie English. Soft drink firms will donate, and all revenue from sales at the park will go to her fund as San Antonio residents show strong support for the girl.
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Jimimie
Wednes
Hittin Hospital
Jimmie English
Jer Tanis
San Antonio
Jimmie Bashish
Winters
Physician Accused of Ignoring Convict at Prison
A joint prison investigation heard claims that Dr. L. W. Bush, chief medical examiner for the prison system, initially neglected an injured ankle of a convict after a gunshot wound, leading to amputation 80 days later. N. P. Prater testified from Ort Worth about the incident today.
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Sey
Associated Press
Austin
Fer
L. Wt. Bush
Any
Lim
N. P. Prater
Ort “Worth
PLAN BLOOD TEST IN LEWIS MONEY CASE
Reports from San Antonio indicate a plan for blood testing linked to the Lewis money case. Two men, Zepeda and an accomplice captured in Webb County, face robbery by assault charges after a violent incident involving a injected drug. Investigators pursue connections to the Lewis death wave, with ongoing inquiries and extra rewards offered.
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Zepeda
San Antonio
A. J. Condren
Webb Counts
Sherif Stevens
Camp Normosle
Stevens
Corres
Webb County
Justice of the Peace
Ben
Jlate
Ailenen
Mane
Evie Dent
Jeharg
Burglar Fails In Four Break-In Attempts
A would-be thief was stopped before stealing at four East Houston area sites including American Shiner Parlor 606 East Houston Street Moore Sporting Goods 614 West Commerce Burleson Tire 220 North Alamo and Bell Jewelry 514 North Houston Street. Police spotted the suspect but he escaped. no items were taken.
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American Shiner
East Houston Street
Bur
Moore Sporting Goods Company
West
Commerce Street
Burleson Tire Company
North Alamo Street
Bell Jewelry Companys
Houston Street
Watering Fount Remembered By Old San Antonio Beasts
San Antonio’s historic watering fount near Main and San Pedro once drew fleets of chargers and wagons for Adam’s ale. The clatter has faded as traffic and industry replaced the scene, leaving the old stone monument as a memory of the faithful beasts of burden in the early era.
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San Antonio
Main
San Pedro
Hasbeene
Hass
Texas Tick Eradication Bill Before Governor Ferguson
The tick eradication modification bill moves to the governor after the Senate approved the measure 22 to 3. It defines the Brazos River as the boundary between a statewide eradication zone and a local option zone, with compulsory state-funded work outside the local area and possible designation by vote for areas southeast of the Brazos.
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Associated Press
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Senate
Brazos River
Brazos
Los Angeles Police Chief Defended in Suit for 100000
Kathrine C. Sten widow of a Omaha biscuit maker files a 100000 damage suit in Sapthor eant against Chief Te Heath and others over a description in a police bulletin calling her niggardly and having a hatchet face. The suit ties to a recent alienation of affection case involving her son-in-law Harold O Rourke.
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Los Angeles
Beranss
Vos Angeles Police Bulletin
Katherine C. Sten
Sapthor Eanrt
Damasea
Te. T. Heath
Ton
Mrarten
Defendanit
Harold 7. O'Rourke
Y N E E A DRIVE PLANS NEARLY COMPLETED
The Y M C A membership drive to recruit 4000 new members is nearly ready with two soliciting committee chairmen yet to be named after a Wednesday meeting. The drive runs March 8 through March 16, supported by 506 workers aiming to surpass renewals. Appointed chairs include Mar yin Hill as general chair, with M A Childers, J W Fuller, H Ochs, ST C Baker, J C Naylor, and Thomas Heatherington for various church and industry groups.
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Tas
Maryin ©. Hill
Chirman
M. A. Childers
J. W. Fuller
H. Ochs
San Anto
Nature Writes Last Collins Chapter
The Associated Press reports on the Sand Cave tragedy where miner Collins died while trapped in a natural tunnel. Family, volunteers, and rescuers faced delays as caved rocks settled, authorities called the incident death by exposure, and a solemn funeral followed with community and newsmen present.
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Associated Press
Ture
Qho
Lea’ -Collins
Everett Maddox
Central City
John Gerald
Collins
Cave City
State Military Board
Etrugele
Iehen
Sand Cave
Park Players Plan Benefit for Kiddies Night
Edwin Seay of San Antonio manager Tack Edwards and Edna Park Players announced a charity night at Beethoven hall and the Humane Society to aid abused and homeless children and animals. The play Connie Gots Home will be performed on Tuesday February 24 with all proceeds to the baby maintenance fund. Tickets are on sale at Beethoven hall and the Humane Society office.
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Tack Edwards
Edwin Seay
San Antonio
Edna Park Players
Child Protective and Humane Society
Connie Gots
Duesday
The
Humane Society
Beethoven Hall
City Hall
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