Brady Booster Tour Boosts San Antonio Ties
A Brady booster delegation spent Tuesday in San Antonio with a banquet at the St Anthony Roof Garden. About 480 goodwill pilgrims traveled from Dradr. the group’s tour included stops in Hondo Uvalde and Eagle Pass as they promote ties between the United States and Mexico. Consul General A P Carrillo spoke on friendship and education linked to President Calles, while Mr McIntosh predicted future rail development.
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St. An‘thony
Dradr
Hondon
Esas
Sin “Ane
Tanio
A. P. Carrillo
Site
Brady Sur
United States
Mex
Abou Grady
Calles
America
William
San Antonnio
Cyalde
Jones
A. BH. Broad
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Will Cargill
Tudge “Sante Collum
J. Shropshire
Hondo
Campaigning for CMTO quota follows superintendent travel
In the interest of the campaign, Superintendent Johnston and Colonel Buck plan a Saturday trip to Boert, Comfort, and other towns to bolster support for the CM TO quota. Their visit aims to rally voters and explain campaign aims amid regional efforts.
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C.M.T.C
Scho Johnston
B. Buck
Boert Fe
Comfort
Velar Aunhy
Bexar Court Handles 1360 Divorce Cases
Bexar district court closed an eight month term with over 1300 matrimonial filings and 4260 docket entries. Judge K W Berrell presided, disposing of 22 cases before reducing his pending docket by about 600. Overall 2640 cases filed across all courts, with the Seventy third district accounting for 1620.
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Bexar Court
Seventy-third District Court
Robert Whiteley
Counlel
Tudge K.W. Berrell
Cnurt
Suspect Identified as House Breaker by Residents
A 38 year old man was arrested by Dolice Captain Revelino at the Southern Pacific depot Tuesday night. Ansonia apartments residents identified him as a prowler found ransacking a room before his arrest. He fled by a second story Windus fire escape. Captain Stevine arrested two men who were peeping around corners at the railway station. The suspect had a ten year suspended sentence for automobile theft.
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Revino
Southern Pacific
Ansonia Apartments
East Cumareree Sirest
Stevine
Trustees Appointed for Oklahoma Line Railroad
Three new stockholding trustees were appointed for the Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf Rail during a period of resignations by three French trustees and large stock sales. Jared Ingersoll and J. B. Furey join EB Ingersoll as trustees, replacing Cyril F. Dos Passos Paul Staex and Magnus Synestredt. Receivers L. Traber and H. W. Gibson seek authorization to issue 2500000 in receivers certificates.
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Muskogeu
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Railwani
EB. Ingersoll
Millanda Valley Railroads
Jared Ingersoll
J. B. Furey
Ald
GL. Williams
Cyril F. Dos Passos
Paul Staex
Magnus Synestredt
Fnr
Bonds Granted for Seven Prisoners in Habeas Corpus Hearings
Seven prisoners appeared at habeas corpus hearings in the Ninety-fourth district court seeking liberty on bond. Bonds ranged from 200 to 1000 dollars. Richard Hall faced aggault to murder in two cases with bonds set at 1000 and 250. Felix Cavazos charged with burglary and theft over 50 was set at 250. Charlie Rodrigues and Jesus Jaramillo faced burglary with theft charges and each bond set at 250. John Wilkshire Jack Logan Tessie Norman Richard Sweeney bonds at 200 each.
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Richard Hall
Aggault
Milton Brown
Henry Grahan
Brown
Antaffray
Felix Cavazos
Charlie Rodrigues
Jesus Jaramillo
Jack Case
Ammunt
John Wilkshire
John Wilkshire; Turglire; Jack Logan, Theft Over $50; Tessie Norman
Richard Sweeney
Dope Law Violator Fails to Make Bail
Antonia Be Suniga charged with violation of the Harrison narcotic act was arraigned before United States Commissioner R L Edwards Wednesday morning. A preliminary hearing was set for Thursday afternoon. Amiga was committed to jail in default at 1000 dollars.
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Antonia
Suniga
United States
R. L. Edwards
Amiga
Durand Must Answer Robbery Charges in Chicago
The Associated Press reports that 20 year old Jack Durand, foster son of Scott S. Durand of Take Bluff, was brought from Los Angeles to Lake County and jailed in Waukegan to answer robbery charges. Durand offered no public comments beyond stating that his confessions were fazed.
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Jack Durand
Chicago
Associated Press
Scott S.durand
Take Bluff
Los Angeles
Lake
Waukegan
Durand
Elevated workers vote for strike in Boston dispute
Boston Elevated workers approved a strike by 4930 to 187, backing a suspension of work to preserve the current arbitration system the company officials had sought to change. The vote reflects mounting tension between employees and management over labor procedures and public officials' influence on the system.
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Brean
Boston
Boston Elevated Company
Journalism school receives $8000 gift tribute to Lee
The Lee Memorial School of Journalism at Washington and Lee University was funded by a $8000 donation as a tribute to General Robert E. Lee. The gift was reported by John S. Cohen to the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association at their annual session in Asheville.
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Press
Asheville
N. Oh
Lee Memorial School of Journalism
Robert B. Lee
Washington and Tee University
John S. Cohen
Southern Newspaper Publishie Association
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