Courtroom scene as sick witness brought on stretcher
A troubled trial unfolds in La Thirty-seventh district court as a sick witness, Croming, arrives on a stretcher and declines to testify. Defense seeks delay while prosecution and judge weigh the admissibility of the witness and illness affecting testimony amid ongoing legal wrangling.
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Jon Idan
Etrutcher
Heart Wenger
Wiliam Reisman
Croming
Lone Star Latel
Wag
W. Anderson
Cromin
Criminal Court of
Apical
Goodson
Crowiie
Juaze Anderson
Jude
Ennusel
Cartos Rea
W. C. Linden
Cromiue
Var
Wil
Trea
Wranse
Anderson
Testimony in Henry Sears murder case details injuries
Witnesses describe butcher wounds on Kellman, and testify about a shooting at the Horn Palace. Henry Yooges and Otis are linked by prior events, with Mrs Yooges and others recalling visits to a private dining room before the gunfire. The hearing stretches into late Thursday as legal counsel questions state witnesses.
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Aiote
Aga
William Kellman
Harn Palace Inn
Henry Seugey
Herff
Butler
Kellman
Critix
Negro Waterman
Baying
Haydy Docier
DeLtte Nazitv
Tig Keilman
Williams Brady
Horn Palace
Jon Vetri
Willian Souda
J .H. Bygiler
Heal County
Henry Yooges
Ous
Otis
Gktee
Teelimony
Hearing Delayed in Injunction Case Before Judge Minor
Hearing on restraining enforcement of a dinance rerouting the jininy was moved to Monday in the Fifty seventh District Court. Illness of attorney Marshall Exbridge caused the continuance. Major C B Blick expected as a witness when the case resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jininy
Tdge RN
G. Minor
Fifty-Seventh District Court
Marshall Exbridge
Terrimons
Winer
II General
Eskridgs
C. B. Blick
Uy Afton
Fiesta Pageant Depicts Texas From 1522 Evolution
Miss Natalie Witton, pageant director, outlines a 400 year Texas history pageant to unfold on stage from 1522 through Civil War and beyond. Scenes include Mother Nature with flowers, La Salle, missions, Alamo, San Jacinto, Civil War figures, cattle era, Spanish American War, Roosevelt, and Texas troops in France. Costumes and characters will be selected, with preparations beginning at the St. Anthony offices.
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Texas
Mother Nature
la Salle
Alamo
San Iscinty
Rober B. Lee
Roosevelt
France
Misa Wilson
St. Anthony
Rebrareale
Hus
Elks Parade Draws Crowds Despite Bad Weather
The Elks held their annual parade Friday morning despite rain, led by Mayor C. Binck and police chiefs. Bands played San Antonio as a carroled procession moved through main streets, followed by a Zanave patrol and uniformed members. The parade preceded the Elks Charity Minstrels show at Beethoven Hall that evening.
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C.binck
Tom Martin
San Antonio
Ita
Lins Angeles
Ine Taller
Wwe
Crack Zanave Patrol
Biks
Heethoven Hall
Vaudeville Charity Show Promises Top Acts For City
Tickets sold fast as a vaudeville charity revue set for Friday night promises full seats. Producer announces rehearsals tomorrow with star performers from the city and special costumes and stage fittings secured from New York to ensure a standout show led by Glen Lay and a listed cast of local talents.
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Briday
Tyre
Soig
Tutent
Thie City
Antonio Fodge
Pete
Ciary
Comediaire
Glen Lay
de Singees
Poof
Vito 4Oeller
Foreign travelers increase amid American tours says guide
A tour conductor at the Menger hotel notes rising U.S. travel by foreigners, especially Japanese. His party led by Mr. Greenawalt arrived in San Antonio after stormy California travel, with plans for more trips to the Caribbean, Nile, Palestine, and other regions as Americans seek favorites. The Grand Canyon amazes the guide’s group, and a New Orleans departure is slated next.
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United States
Greenawait
Menger Hotel
Greenawalt
New York
California
San Antonio
Amorica
Mediterranean
Nile
Palestine
Carribean
Kareenniyah
New Orleans
BEXAR PIONEER DIES AT 82 INDIAN? LIFELONG FARMER
Peter Paul Linnarts 82 Civil War veteran and pioneer resident of Bexar county died Friday morning at his nephew Otto Linnartz's home. German-born, he lived near San Antonio for 76 years and once ran a large apiary nine miles from the city on Bandera road. Survived by several sisters and brothers, the funeral is set for today at 2 o'clock from his nephew's residence with Rev. A Woltz of St John Lutheran Church officiating. interment will be in Mission Burial Park.
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Peter Paul Linnarts
Bexar County
Wareteran
Otto AS Linnartz
Germany
Hun Antasio
Bandera
Oor Musholling Reiteenstein
Take Rilling
Mire
Lenn
Franz All
Sarr
Antonius Thrra
George Tinnartz
Robert Linnartz
John Lueders
Binneo
Riebe
A. Woltz
Training for Methodist teachers in San Antonio
Missionary training for Methodist Sunday school teachers will begin as the training school opens in March at Travis Park Methodist Church in San Antonio. The program aims to prepare workers for two weekly periods of instruction with public lectures and supervised lessons, with sessions led by church leaders and Mrs Ratliff at the Nashville headquarters.
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Methodist Mynday Achol
Mareh & At
Travis Park
Ike
Metholet
Nashville
Crovis Parl
Arthur Pasitor
Abe ‘Eayis Dank Church
Blieves
Young Wara nn's YWCA talk energizes business audience
Miss Hunter, secretary of the YWCA employment bureau, addressed Kiwanis Club at the Gunter Hotel promising employers that workers can obtain jobs with practical training and polite presentation. She outlined YWCA services, urged business support, and noted forthcoming talks by Maj. Morepin on “Burying Ahemt in Busines,” as clubs invite attendees to improve employment outreach.
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Young Warann
Mins Mauka Hunter
Ye We Ch de Tren
Aif
Miss Hunter
Dye Tay
Hunter
Turing
Antonio Olba Bis
Mandig
Imnapne Fa
Will Deeture
Nolramanship Chub
Afajoy Morgin
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ROME
Aia Sue
Terrell
Davis, Huff & McMillan
U. 5
Liberty Bond Department
E. Jarratt & Company Investment Banktra
Crockett
Lowe Bros. H. S. Paints
Frice Cloonan & Osborn
205 E
Travis
FINST
Wimer-Richardson & Company (Incorporated
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Central Treat
Alamo Iron Works
Austin-Western Lime
W. C. Manlove & CO
Storks and Bonds
SEOKS
York Lisnest Corporation
Indi Rial Tow
Stanfiere St Nens Records
City National Bank
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R. F
Bob) Burges
Ib Chase
Defense
Galveston
Knights of Columbus
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Southern Pacific
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York
Chicago
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Swain
Dos Angeles
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Pax
Colt
Une Carol Bi
el Cobb
Cameron Enterprise
Fred Herndon
Hitor
Hallettssslia County
Yonkui
Tom Dietciel
Donnye Maye Charman
Mallettsville
Hallettsville
Natalie Witton
Sandavinta Mesia
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VOGUE
Typewriter Exchange
Main Avenue
ALI
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Navara Streets
Sumner Sollitt Co
Natwnal Bank OD Commerce Building
Fidella
Chamberlain
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Gcimbel Mfg. CO
C. Crockett
U.S
Evatter
Saga Foreign
Bexar Pioneer
Peter Paul Linnars
Add Hj
Y. W. Bureau
Speaker
Muninexa
Tury Kore
Barterty Antira
Hottle
StaneBee
Wehop
Hindey
Luna
Colorado
Benc
Soledad St
the Outlet
Soledad Street
West Houston
Morris Plan
San Antonio Morris Plan Co. Industrial Banking
Wast Cammeres Street
Rothschmitt’s
Rothschmitt’s Market
St. Mary’s St
Empire Theater
Houston Street
Hernzberg’s Opticians
Houston
St Maza
Wojimo
Nogalitos
Eagle Sheet Metal Works
Fred Hummert
Wholesale and Retail
East
Richter
Fei Eich
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