Two Armed Men Rob Ray Mazurek on Sutherland Springs Road
Police seek pair described as armed men who halted Mazurek and his young female companion on Sutherland Springs Road near Bem Brick Yard. The attackers forced them from the car, tore at the woman’s clothes, and fired two shots in the air before fleeing. Mazurek’s coat ring and shoes were taken. a pocket item remained.
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Ray Mazurex
Fest Street
Sutherland Springs
Bem
Marek
Mazarek
Sam
Moter
Mezurek
Biazurek
Mazerek
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Shine
Promotes dark lustrous hair with sage tea and sulphur, urging readers to consult a druggist for Wreth's Sage and Sulphur. Claims easy nightly use, rapid results, and natural look while aging visibly shortens years, appealing to those seeking youthfulness.
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Wreth
Idle Promises From Desk Sergeant at Station
A vagrant tells a desk sergeant he has not worked in 22 years and is 22 years old. The sergeant jokes about meeting Judge Onion and the chain gang as the youth is led to a cell, signaling a grim change ahead.
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Judge Onion
Chain Gang
Stabbing Affray Probe After Teen Attacked Near Garage
Police investigate conflicting accounts after 17 year old Miguel Ticaso is stabbed in the back and placed in a coma at Robert B. Green hospital. Arrests follow as 19 year old Mike Taima is charged with assault to murder amid claims of self defense during a group confrontation after a vulgar language dispute near a vacant lot after a game.
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Unan
Miguel Ticaso
Wall Street
Rigil
Ticaso
Robert B. Green Hospital
Young Ticaso
Mike Taima
Chibnalue Street
Talma
Ticasa
Tiexsn
Lemly Fights Vaccine Law With New Court Charges
Irene and Stella Lemly attended classes February 23 and 24 at the school without vaccination. Two new charges filed against their father Sam P. Lemly accuse him of sending his children to school in violation of the city’s compulsory vaccination ordinance. This brings the tenth and eleventh charges. Lemly has previous convictions and fines totaling 150 dollars. He appealed each case to the county court and says he will press the case to the Supreme Court if needed. new hearings are expected Thursday.
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Irene
Stella Lemly
Thee
Sam P. Lemly
Corporation Court
Lemly
Corporation
Supreme Art
Et Ka
Woman Asks Court Bar Fence Removal
MacariaCastaneda Cor res files suit in Ninety-fourth District Court seeking injunctive relief to stop Savarista Guerta from destroying a fence on Guadalupe Street. Special Judge J W Conger sets hearing for Wednesday afternoon. Plaintiff alleges property was received in divorce and that Guerra bought adjoining land, threatening to tear down the fence.
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sAvarista Guerta
Guadalupe Street
Macaria Castaneda Corres
J. W. Conger
Guerra
Road Work Awarded To San Antonio Firm
A San Antonio firm is contracted for road work on project No. 16 and No. T, with Montgomery of Ban Ant Grammer and Wilder of Houston named in the order. Major W. T. Hutson, state engineer, states work will begin immediately amid a delay resolved after months of consideration.
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No. T. Montgomery
Ban Ant Grammer and
Wilder
Houston
W. T. Hutson
Lawson libel suit dropped over $109000 claim
Lawsons and Mrs Louise Lawson sued the Louis Post for libel alleging 160,009 in damages after a New York murder case. Federal court attorneys for the Post stated the suit was dismissed today.
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Gene Feh
Ala
Tua Sabine
Louise Lawson
New York
Louis Post Sispaten
M Sont Mie
Federal Court
Lot
Woman in Old Buggy Seen Stealing Tires
Police report an aged woman driving a dilapidated buggy seen taking tires from the rear of automobiles. Detectives question motive and speculate she may own a car. The sighting drew attention as officers pursued leads in the case.
Carter Shooting Mystery Persists As He Faces Talk
Police remain far from solutions in the Carter shooting case as Joe Carter, wounded service car driver, lies recovering. He withholds full details while his lone potential witness status fades as companions provide differing accounts of two or one shots. Detectives hope he will talk after recovery. others have given separate statements.
Spring’s Here The Boys Sing On Street Corners
Spring arrives as youths gather at street corners to sing and form impromptu quartets at night. Residents complain of falling glass from rocks directed at street lights. police disperse five groups with no arrests reported.
Unclear gun incident tied to Carter statements by women
A fragment recalls three women disputing a shooting claim. One says both say it was an accident and Carter was shot when a gun dropped from a man as a dog jumped. Another says she did not hear a gun, while the third notes only one shot. Carter claims two shots were fired. Detectives believe Carter would know how many shots and who fired them, but he remains unable to confirm.
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Carter
Fall in ditch gets woman night in jail
A Mexican woman endured a night in jail after a quart of pale moonshine, about 150 proof, sent her into a ditch on Matamoras Street. Neighbors tried to wake her but failed, leading to her arrest and overnight detention.
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Matamoras
Jai
Motorist Injured As Gar Crashes In Roosevelt Park Area
P G Sheppard Route 2 Box 426 was hospitalized after a Garden Street crash in front of Roosevelt Park. His car overturned after hitting Charles Grace’s parked vehicle at 206 Wilkens Street, with Grace not injured. Police report also notes minor damage in collisions at Houston Street and Avenue E involving Joe Hoeckner and M W Fox, plus a minor crash between Roy Brown and W Schmidt at St Joseph and Hast Commerce streets.
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P. G. Sheppard
Robert G. Green Hospital
Garden ‘Street
Roosevelt Park
Sheppard
Charles Grace
Wilkens Street
Joe Hoeckner
North Cypress Street
M. W. Fox
Childress
Houston Street
Avenue E
Roy Brown
North Pine Street
W. Schmidt
Delaware Avenue
St. Joseph
Hast Commerce Streets
Police Begin New Car License Drive In San Antonio
Traffic officers have been ordered to arrest motorists whose cars lack the new red license plates. Two men were booked Tuesday night at police headquarters for failure to display the updated plates as San Antonio enforces the 1925 license drive.
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San Antonio
Executive Officer Assigned at Brooks Field
Captain Charles 3 Oldfield of the Air Service reported for duty as posts executive officer at Brooks Field. He priorly served at Muskoger with the Organized Reserves and commanded the airdrome at the model airway station there. RAE VMisément.
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Brooks
Charles 3. Oldfield
Air Service
Brooks Field
Oldfield
Muskoger
Organized Reserves
Model Airway Station
Rae
Luxurious Cotton Crepe Garments Featured At Low Prices
Comfort is praised as first priority in a display of cotton crepe outfits in plain and figured styles. Some pieces use silk thread in the weave and range from $2.95 to $8.95. The ad also touts Sanitary Beauty Shop operatives, emphasizing experienced barbers and facial specialists who build up charms rather than tear them down.
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Sanitary
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