Death of Owen Burt Tied to San Antonio Hijack Gang
Police believe a hijack gang led by an ex convict killed 19 year old Burt Owen on Route 66 near San Antonio. Investigators traced the blade marked assault from a Ward gang involved in a robbery and possible payoff between $10 and $15. A black sedan seen earlier at Market Plaza and parked behind a truck shortly before the discovery is considered a key clue in the case.
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Foremost Medics Slated at S A Parley
Sixteen medical authorities from the United States Canada and Mexico will address South Texas doctors at the three day International Post Graduate Medical Assembly in San Antonio. Sessions cover syphilis cancer and Rocky Mountain spotted fever with experts from Mayo Clinic University of Michigan and other leading institutions.
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Canada
Mexico
San Antonio
South Texas
Gunter Hotel
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
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Graduate School of Medicine
Phlladelphia
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M. HW. Seevers
University of Wisconsin
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Marquette University Medical School
Milwaukee
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Maurice ¢. Pinvorls
University of Maryland
Foster Returns as Liquor Investigator in Texarkana
W. J. Foster of Texarkana serves as a prohibition investigator with the Internal Revenue Departmental alcohol unit. He replaces Clarence H. Kellogg, transferred to Dallas, and brings a decade of law enforcement experience across Texas. Foster previously worked under Verne Baler in San Antonio during 1992 and 1933, and joins from Texarkana.
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Texarkana
San Antonio
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Internal Revenue Department
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Dallas
Wester
Texas
Indian fighter Henry Robbins to be buried in Texas
Funeral services for Henry Robbins 5 will be held at 0:30 A M Monday from Loring chapel to St Patrick s Catholic church Rev Flynn officiating Robbins died Thursday at his home 213 Delaware street after four decades in San Antonio He was a veteran of the Civil War and Spanish American War retiring February 11 1906 Survivors include two daughters Mrs Edith Small of San Antonio and Mrs Theresa Muntean of San Francisco and three sons Leigh Harry Robbins of Honolulu George B Robbins and Francs G Robbins of San Antonio A military burial stone will be placed at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery with Lt Col Bd Octain in charge.
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Robbins
Delaware Street
San Antonio
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Theresa Munteanw
San Francisco
Leigh Harry Robbing
Honoluln
George B. Robbins
Francs G. Robbing
Fort
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