Seventeenth Mine Blast Deaths Reported As Rescue Continues
By the Associated Press February 21 a seventeenth body has been recovered from the coal mine blast site. The victim is Barry Anderson 43 pit boss among the identified dead list including Cecil Carty Philip Walters Mike Cossack John Solomon and others. Elmer Davidson the sole survivor remains hospitalized recovering from numerous injuries. Rescue workers fear some bodies may never be retrieved due to falls and debris. Authorities contemplate a potential grand jury probe into the disaster.
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Associated Press
Y Coal Company
Barry ‘Anderson
Earl Robertson
Ohn Brown
Elmer Davidson
Davidson
Clarence Ford
Barr Lewis
Harry Anderson
Anderson
Norval Harris
Sullivan County
Harris
Women to fete cattle raisers wives in San Antonio
San Antonio hosts a Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association convention from March 17 to 19. Women will arrange car rides, a tea, luncheon, and a theater party across the three afternoons, following a Chamber of Commerce entertainment committee meeting. The committee includes Mesdames Rokersoz, Beretta, Bassett, Ogden, Secigson, Taylor, Ward, Russell, Lucas, Chittim, and Narlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mesdames B. L. Rokersoz
J. K. Beretta
Julian Bassett
Charles Ogden
Arthur Secigson
Lane Taylor
LaFayrite Ward
R. R. Russell
Cyrus B. Lucas
D. M. Chittim
B. L. Narlor
Woman Released Under Bond In Firearm Possession Case
Willie B. Moore was released on a $500 bond after arraignment before a United States commissioner. She waived preliminary examination on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. The report notes the defendant’s status and proceedings on the Saturday day referenced.
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Willie B. Moore
United States
Re L. Eewards
Pullman Surcharge Measure Rejected in Washington
Washington Feb 21 The House Commerce Committee refused to favorably report a bill authorizing elimination of the Pullman surcharge.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fouve Commerce Committee
Moon Phases and Odd Terse Observations
A fragmented miscellany notes moon phases with lines about first and last quarters and quick changes. It mentions a dangerous shift in slang from hold up your hands to likely harm, and references to Suzanne Suwanne Lengien's leg strain, a Herrin Illinois incident, and a spoof about poetic license and fashion trends in London.
City Postpones Water Bill Election and paving assessments
The city council plans to postpone a waterworks purchase election awaiting action on a municipal ownership bill. It will not pass the ordinance or set a date until the Legislature acts. Assessments for paving Mistletoe Avenue and West Commerce Street will be set at specific rates, and $16,000 will be allotted for a drag line excavator for Olmos Creek dam work.
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Lexus
Mistletoe Avene
West Commerce Street
Mistletoe Avenue
Aganier Avenue
Ripley Street
19Th
24Th Streets
Olmos Creek
Paint Renews Ancient Police Station Strong Box
A long owned strong box at the police station was repainted in black and cold paint on Friday night. The safe guards prisoner valdantes police records and similar items and has stood at the station for over fifty years, originally shipped from Allbuoy, X.Y. and taken from Port Tavnes.
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Police
Port Tavnes
All- Buoy
X.Y
City Employees Attend Laredo Washington's Birthday Festival
Several city hall workers from west San Antonio traveled to Laredo on Saturday to join the Washington's Birthday celebration. Participants included Paul Steffler street foreman Fred Fries city clerk J Ewig and engineer and Miss Belle Cloonan from the street department, all noted as among those who left Ane.
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San Antonio
Laredo
Paul Steffler
Enmmi Fred Fries
J. Ewig
Cite Inginerr
Belle Cloonan
Street
Ane
Chickie and the danger of lax advice in a modern tale
A serialized love story titled Chickie explores how a young woman’s judgment is swayed by a cynical peer named Janina. The plot traces Chickie’s moral decline after listening to misguided guidance, leading to a great personal test and warning to readers about temptation and virtue.
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Yarin
Chickie
Elenore Meherin
Jerow
Affray Charges Filed After Laredo Road Fight
Deputy Sheriff Tony Diaz filed affray charges in Louis Boltz justice court against Augustine Ochoa and Noah Delagarza after a roadside fight seven miles from the city. Three men were cut and injured, a fourth was jailed for investigation. Witnesses include Hilario Solis and Pedro Villareal. Immigrant officer De Grose aided, arriving near the scene as the clash escalated.
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Justice Court
Louis Boltz
Tony “Dia
Laredo
Augustine Ochoa
Arbor. Place
Noah Delagarza
Bas Marcos Street
Hilario Solis
Pédia - Villareal
South Presa Street
Ochoa
Delagarza
Solis
Huge Band To Play At Jimmie Benefit In San Antonio
Prominent San Antonians join in a charity game at Schwab Field to aid little Jimmie English. Mayor Tobin will throw the first ball as a major band plans to perform, with all proceeds aiding the girl’s medical expenses and transport to St. Louis. A Palace Theater children’s benefit matinee follows to donate tickets to the fund.
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Tobin
Puch
San
Jimmie English
San Antonio
Jimmie
St. Louis
Graham
Palace Theater
Tittle Jimmie Fund
Actve
San Antonis
Timmie Somes
New Masonic Order Receives Charter
The San Antonin Conclave Nr. 56 Knights of the Red Cross of Constant ine receives its charter from Sam B. Cochran of Dallas at the Scottish Rite Temple. The new order, limited to Knights Templar York Rite and Bund degree Masons, counts about 50 Texas members with 30 world chapters. Local officers include Ball viceroy Vanderhoeven senior general Rogers junior general Treas. Mathis prelate Storms prefect Haile standard bearer Horner and others. members listed include Farmer Thomas Hil Hugh Exllan and Nathan K.T.
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San Antonin
Kights
Red Cross
Constantine
Sam B. Cochran
Dallas
Gulf
Knights Templar
Texas
William & Fissign
Robert J. Ball
T. T. Vanderhoeven
Harry H. Rogers
Thomas N.S
Pitt
Dr Marion Burton Buried At Forest Hills Michigan
The body of Dr Marion Le Barton fifth president of the University of Michigan is transported from Ann Arbor to a simple grave on Forest Hills rolling lane. A student carried the casket as a solemn procession winds through the streets while university officials and citizens bid farewell.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Marion le Barton
University of Michigan
Forest Hills
Drlion
Choir Rehearsal For Lenten Mass At St Johns Hall
The Lutheran Lenten Mass choir holds a rehearsal with Walter Danham at 7 o clock Saturday night at St Johns Hall Nueva and South Presa streets. Members are asked to be on time.
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Empire ‘Theater
St. John's Hall
Nueva
South Presa
Watter
Danham
Commission to Pick March Grand Jury Opens
Walter Walthall and Armtrong were sworn in at the grand jury commission in the Ninth District court Saturday. They will select the grand jury for March term and start duties on March 1.
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March
Walter Walthall
Doe Wrest
Armetrong
Grand Jury Commission
Man claims porter threw him from train during fight
Joe Leal, 26, of 11068 Pampite Street, told a watchman at Coleman Oil that a black porter attacked him during an altercation on a train and threw him off. He suffered a probable skull fracture and multiple injuries, was taken home by ambulance, and officials at the railroad are investigating.
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Joe Leal
Pampite Street
Ng. N
Coleman Oil Company
Leal
Coatress
Raslroad
Ens
Fatal home shooting ends in brother’s arrest
In St Louis Bea two men, John Stereage 4 and his brother Joseph, argued during a disturbance at the former’s home. Police say Joseph shot John through a doorway, killing him instantly while claiming he mistook him for a burglar.
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Ter Aseoested
ST. Louis
Bea
S Mutter
John Stere
Joseph Gehen
Joseph Ste
Drunken Pair Jailed Again Hour After Release
A drunken pair, described as having used a tainted solution containing lye and other chemicals, were arrested after a spree and jailed. They paid $5 fines each and were released, only to return within an hour in a befuddled, unsteady condition.
Young Husband to Fight for Liberty
Willard Kennedy, a young husband denounced as the only man involved, seeks a new trial after a Ninety-fourth District Court verdict found him guilty of betrayal of a girl and sentenced him to two and a half years in the state penitentiary. A formal motion for a new trial has been filed by Herbert Oliver, arguing the verdict contradicts the evidence. The mother of the girl vows to support her daughter, insisting she was virtuous and dedicated, while Kennedy’s attorneys plan an amended motion if needed. District Attorney Carl Wright Johnson and Fred Cowan will oppose the motion, hoping to avoid retrial.
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Willard Kennedy
Kennedy
W. W. McCrory
Bexar County
Herbert Oliver
Oliver
Mary
Daugher
Willard
Thnt
Carl Wright Johnson
Fred Cowan
Callaghan Estate Leaves Daughter and Furnishings
The Callaghan will filed for probate Saturday leaves Maggie May Munroe the bulk of $6000 estate and the mother's interest in 539 Denser Boulevard. Miss Monroe gains household furniture jewelry and personal effects. James Callaghan may receive $1000 equity. executor named is Dotsy Richardson sister of the deceased. The will dated June 4 1924.
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Bratheve Callaghan Ie
Maggie
May Munroe
Roe
Miss Monroe
Denser Boulevard
Avs. Slaghan
James Callaghar
Dotsy Richardson
Petty Burglaries Reported by City Police
Several petty thefts were reported to police Saturday. I D Washington of 20 Pecan Alley reported a loss of a pair of broadcloth trousers from a front door entry. A thief used a key to enter. K Veonared of 928 Towa Street reported seven items taken from among a large number. A man driving a wagon entered a home while residents bathed and stole items. An coat was also reported stolen from Ve White Somnany parked at Brazee pad 1) Base streets.
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I. D. Washington
Pecan Alley
Washington
K. Veonared
Towa Street
Quear
Staml
Brazee Pad
Base
Atreeis
Robbery Suspects Nabbed After Downtown Gunfire
A police posse led by Captain Green and detectives arrested a robbery suspect in front of a downtown hotel after a hail of revolver fire as officers pursued two men. Det. Jensen and Det. Ford tracked a second fugitive to a residence, where he fled but was pursued under fire. Police link suspects to multiple robberies at railroad depots and towns, with military police planning to interdict enlisted men in underworld resorts.
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A. S&gnarald
Green
Fox
Long
McDonald
Ramsey
Suil Pets
Anying
Detectiva Jensen
Ford
Se Men Ander
Gonzales
Guling
Gander Slue
Army
T. O. Miller
Millér
Mindnight Shooting Victim Near Death
Reported near fatal shooting details describe a victim shot through the arm and lungs in a straight line. Witness Lee Johnson states Carter was injured after using bright water or alcohol earlier in the day. circumstances and sequence remain unclear.
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Hquar
Hiquar
Lee Johnson
Carter
Bank Robbery in Texas Steals 2060 in Cash and 31000 Bonds
The Tosa State Bank was robbed of 2060 in money and 31000 in negotiable bonds. A getaway car believed to be the robbers’ left the scene headed toward Pilot Point. Officials say about 1000 remained unaccounted for.
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Associated Pres. Tiogs
Vex
Tosa State Bank
Pilot Point
Seeee Anewancience
Woman Wins 7000 Judgment in Suit for Automobile Injuries
Carrie Huff sues Abrs Belle Worthan widow of A Wortham for 2000? 2000? 7000? damages in Fifty seventh District Court. Jury awards Buff 20000 damages for injuries from a May 8 1923 auto accident claimed permanent.
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Carrie Huff
Belle Worthan
A. Wortham
Ajay
Buff
Divorced Wife Loses Life Insurance Claim
Judge S G Tayloe in Forty fifth District Court sustained a general demurrer in the case of Mrs Cora Huff Palley suing to recover a 2500 life insurance policy on Ramue H Palley. The court ruled a divorced wife has no insurable interest in her former husband’s life, ending her bid.
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S. G. Tayloe
District’ Court
Cora Huff ‘Palley
Agi Ihternational
Huff A
Lfe
Ramue
Berbert Oliver
Bel
Ji Edith
Tailey Ren
Demurter
Paper's New Home Damaged by Fire in Hannibal
A damaged report notes a fire at a paper's new Han nibal home causing significant damage. Authorities estimate the cost at about sixty thousand dollars, and the post remodel is incomplete awaiting a precise assessment. The incident remains under investigation by local fire officials.
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Pullman
Suzanne Suwanne Lengien
Herrin
Europe
Mon
al Folsoz
New York
Havana
Sarkey
London
Heroine of Light
Houston Street
Janina
Jani
Ja- Rina
shAnibeo
Ree
Pedro Villareal
Presa Stecet
L. M. DeGrose
Federal
DeGrose
DeGryce
Marion Burton
Michigan
Man
Porter
ST. Louisan
Crete
Pleken
Dinesh Hue
AML Nruggiata Dsa
Callaghan
Wat
Olice
Underworld
Mindnight
Texas Bank
Mozart Society
Menger Hotel
Patriotic Service
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Otelock
Ernest Kinds
Fightly
Orps
Ares
Alea Wodger, dL
Ball
the Citizen
A. C. Buzzin
Adult Bible
Cutizenshipe
Butngln
Fas
Walter Baker& Co.Ltd
Dorchester Mass
Montreal
Hertzberg's
PAPER
FIRA
Ine Associated Press
Mannibal, Mo
Hannibal
Courier-Post
Alemo
P. B. Hill
The
Sojourners’ Club
J. 5. Maxwell
Texan State Spiritualist
Apsn
WHL
Spiritualist Church of Harmony
W. GO. W. Hall
St Alamo
Tad
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