May set trial of McCloskey fee case in February
Augustus J. McCloskey, indicted in Bexar county with two others for altering a felon in the November general election, likely will face trial in Austin in February. Transcript and record were sent to Austin. change of venue ordered due to district politics. trial priority given to McCloskey over Ramirez and Vervett.
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Augustus J. McCloskey
Bexar Youn
Aussin
Henry Brooks
Trevis
Ninety-fourth District Court
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Elmer Wernett
Whith
Hack M. Worebach
McCrory
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Bexar
Fourteenth Congressional District
Three Air Crash Victims Laid To Rest in Fort Worth
Fort Worth received the bodies of three air disaster victims from a Thursday crash while en route to the San Angelo airport dedication. Funeral rites were held for Chick Shytles, Don Frazee, and Al Henley. Frazee and Shytles were buried in Fort Worth, Henley was taken to Waco where he previously resided.
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Cy International News Service
Fort Worth
Chick) Shytles
Don Frazee
al Henley
New San Angelo
Frazee
Shutier
Henley
Waco
Morrow to Arrive Wednesday Night En Route to Mexico
Passenger train Morrow will arrive in La Antonia at 8 46 p.m. Wednesday night on its way from New York to Mexico City. Assistant G P A Farr of the Misenur Frente line notes the late arrival and confirms the schedule shows a 7 20 p.m. departure Wednesday.
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Deight Morrow
United
Eeador
Mexico
la Antonia
Mexico City
New York
FP. A. Farr
Misenur Frente
Katy Executive to Address San Antonio Traffic Club
Hopkins, assistant to the president of Missouri Kanna Texas railroad st St Louis, will be the principal speaker at a noon luncheon of the San Antonio Traffic Club. Brean Erwin will act as chairman of the day and Joe Dolard will provide entertainment according to Gibbs H. Doyle secretary-treasurer.
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ZG. Hopkins
Missouri
Kanna
Texas
St. St. Louie
San Antonino Traffic Club
Aetina Bombag
Gibbs H. Doyle
Brean Erwin
Joe Dolard
Communist bandits terrorize Chinese village area
Missionary reports from Wonan province say 100 Communist bandits loot burn homes and hotels and destroy hundreds of villages in the southern district. The terror continues as the bandits threaten the par Biece and surrounding settlements.
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Wonan
War Vet Awarded 6382 Insurance Settlement
A federal court verdict orders an $582 payment from an insurer to a World War II veteran, following a civil action. Judge Tuva West heard the case in December docketing for the December term.
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Waverly
Pritay
Rince Bete Vermeer i
TOID
Thineuntil
Tuva West
Miceliong
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Faded Page
Puzzle text shows horizontal and vertical clues mixed with garbled OCR. Key items include Derby run time and various wordplay prompts, with many unreadable fragments. The legible entries mention directions, pronouns, poetic terms, and scattered phrases, but no complete resolvable grid or solution.
Funeral plans announced for Senator Great Wy Underwood
Washington mourns former Senator Great Wy Underwood of Alabama. Plans set for his funeral to move from Mount Vernon to Billingham with family at his bedside. The funeral party departs Alexandria this afternoon to gather in Billingham for services Monday.
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D. C
Washington
Great Wy Underwood
Alabama
Underwood Conntrs
Mount Vernon
Chy
Billingham
Alexandria
Weiss Family Celebrates Anniversary in San Antonio
The Weiss family marks a home anniversary with members include August Weiss and Mrs Joln, as five children gather for the event. Mr Weiss, born in Germany, and Mrs Weiss, a native Texan, trace roots to Hexar County and relocation to San Antonio in January.
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Germany
Theodore W
Weiss
Texas
Hexar County
San Antonio
Thes
Iry Ford
August Weiss
Joln
F. D. Whack
Mike Net
Tie Weiss
Parents of Slain Girl Support Condemned Man
In a misformatted report, Nis Faterwalii Seeslen quotes the slain girl’s parents who state the condemned man did not kill Seen Kale. The court yesterday sentenced him to death after testimonies. observers claim the parents’ stance aims to influence clemency proceedings.
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Nis
Faterwalii
Seeslen
Youth Accused in Local Clothing Theft Case
A youth is charged with theft of clothing after an arrest by City policeman ML Se Seeuelt. The court proceeding followed an initial filing in the local district court in Onjun. The case centers on alleged theft of apparel from a courier store, with authorities saying the suspect was apprehended after a brief chase.
New Yorker to Be Heard in Pulpit
A New Yorker is scheduled to be heard in the pulpit at the West State Presbyterian Church this Sunday morning at 11. The service will precede the regular morning activities as the guest speaks on faith and community.
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New Yorker
Citland
New
Take Overcoat From Parked Car Incident Noted
A reported theft occurred when an overcoat was taken from a parked car on a suburban street. Police reviewed neighboring surveillance and interviewed a witness described as Rainey. No injuries reported and no suspect yet identified.
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Rainey
Alama Wean
Topeka Sees Tears Fruits Exhibit At Seasonal fair
The Missouri Pacific South Texas exhibit drew large crowds in Topeka with visitors touring stalls of citrus fruit and vegetables. Farmers showed interest in climate and growing conditions of the Territoral region while praise focused on endive anise and new grape varieties. Wichita Kansas expected a larger turnout and improved shipping facilities as interest grows in future exhibitions.
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Kan
Missouri Pacific
South Texas
Tlin Graule Valley
Topeka
Jean
Hotel Greeters Guide Debuts in 8.4
A planned Hotel Greeters Guide is set to debut in August 1904. It will be published and distributed free at hotel lobbies, railroad stations, and offices, featuring articles of interest to travelers and visitors.
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Largan
J.P. Smith
Lowering of Car Tracks Requested by Residents
Residents petitioned the municipal authorities to lower car tracks near a public sewer project. The request cites safety concerns from speeding vehicles and potential hazards to pedestrians. The action involves the police service and the city’s public works department.
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Aavreanie Envi
Petitian
Mia Fy
Stettler
Gskon Vet Oe Steel
Almed
le Laawers Dd
Cotanides
Pulice Service Company
Bugs Laments Traffic Jam and Pedestrian Tail Lights
A 1929 surreal satirical piece portrays New York City traffic chaos as crowds rush to theaters. A whistle blowing traffic cop and shifting modes of transit symbolize urban congestion with playful nonsense and invented theatrics.
City 10 Give Paving Work Plans for Monday Meeting
The city commission will discuss accepting bids for paving on one street and additional four streets at its Monday morning meeting. Vaul Stefler announced a delay in street widening and contract closings with owners hold up the program.
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Vaul
Stefler
Toda
Gi Madison Square Presbyterian Women Plan Luncheon Party
The Women association of Gi Madison Square Presbyterian will host a minimal birthday party and luncheon at the assembly house at 12 30 on Monday according to Mrs WM Tayeban.
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The
Women’s Association
Madison Square Presbyterian
WM Taye Ban
New Cystex Test Promises Quick Pain Relief
Advert says 48 hour post treatment results with no narcotics and guaranteed money back. Claims ward doctors endorse and nearly a million packages sold, claiming relief from night pains kidney issues and rheumatic aches. Mentions list of ingredients and a discreet money back guarantee.
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