Parader assaults two boys near Jones Avenue. suspect fled
Guy Barer’s two sons, aged 14 and 2, escaped a deadly attack as a white man with a club and a suitcase pursued them across a field on Rhein Way Rome’s edge. Detectives Walling and Nortox investigated while officers and neighbors conducted a grass-root search. The assailant fled toward Josephine Street, then back across the field with a drawn weapon before escaping.
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Ihe
Guy Bar
Jones Avene
Walling
Nortox
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Kerzer
Barger
Josephine Street
California Masons to Restore Santa Barbara Lodge Temple
The Grand Lodge of California instructed Grand Master David J. Beers and Grand Secretary William P. Filmer to restore the Santa Barbara Masonic Temple as a gift from California masons. The temple cost about 200000 dollars and damage was estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Brythe
Associated Press
Banta Barbara
Onlc Grand Lodge
California
Sie
David J. Beers
Venture
Williaan P. Filmer
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Macons
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Product For Health Boost
A Convoy Ohio resident recounts relief from weakness and lingering symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She notes improved energy, ability to work on the farm, and a recommendation that helped her daughter in law after childbirth, with a promise to pay if it failed.
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Otis
Lydia B. Pinkham
Abe
Ackerman
Convoy
Ohio
Lydia E
Pinkhat
Highway loggers arrive in El Paso
A logging expedition arrived at El Paso as part of a jog and map mission to chart northern and southern routes to the border. The team led by William H. Frying and Louis Birdsong traveled from San Antonio through Simons Sweetwater Big Springs and Auklead to El Paso, then planned to return by the old Spanish trail. They reported averaging 85 miles per hour on the outbound leg, with a stretch of 84 miles completed in two hours. the first 400 miles out showed 15 miles not in first class condition.
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el Paso
van Tort
Chamber of Commerce
Wiliam H. Frviong
Louis Birdsong
Hi Paso
Simons Sweetwater
Big Springs
Auklead
Durjong
Hawley speaks at St Mark's as Lions seek new rector
Colonel William E. Hawley of the Petroleum Board of Trade told the Lions Club at a noon luncheon that those shaping oil and gas growth near San Antonio should present credible credentials. Walter Crow introduced Hawley, praising him as the man who helped uncover Southwest Texas resources. Dr. Karl Morgan Block, newly called to St. Mark's, plans to answer the call after returning to Roanoke, while Dr. Block met vestry and attended a luncheon at the St Anthony. He said he was favorably impressed with San Antonio during Thursday’s noon talk.
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Tesae
William E. Hawley
Petroleum Board of Trade
Lions Club
Bawley
Walter Crow
Ohio
New York
Colonel Hawley
Lions
Pesas
Karl Morgan Block
St. Mark's
Protestant Episcopal Church
Rome
Roanoke
Block
Arthur,uston
St. Mark’s
Root beer analyzed after boy's mysterious death
Francisco Reyna, 36, Las Morag and San Luis garrets, drank a bottle believed to be root beer before dying from unknown cause early Monday. County Judge Augustus McGlosker Thoraday ordered the liquid analyzed by a chemist on the health officer's recommendation to determine if a poison was involved.
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Francisco Reyna
Las Morag
San Luis Gareats
Frank Besna
Augustus McGlosker Thoraday
Sudge McCloskey
D. Berrer
MicClonkey
VIMCA Gains 134 Members in June
June membership at the San Antonio Y rose by 134 to 1140 as reported by George Wheeler, with Relisions to department led by John J K Beety totaling 34 sessions and 2270 attendees. Other departments logged 354 gymnasium cases, 1825 therphy, 357 swimming classes, and 100 plus Working Men Club members among city and county youth.
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Jane
George Wheeler
San Antonio “Y
John J K. Beety
Heiveiey and
Otter
Auto collision cuts child passenger on busy city street
A crash at South Presa and Warwick boulevard injured a child passenger when two autos collided. The drivers Mrs Wilson and another motorist escaped injury. The child suffered scalp wounds but remained otherwise stable as responders attended the scene.
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Sing Glans
Uroken
Geintl- Shickis
Dreur-Ulil Herbice Bureis
Mfrs
Clare
South Gecurs Avenues
Amother
South Presa
Warwick Boulevard
WW. Wilson
Idaho Ebrec
Touhen Taylor
Belvin
Women Officers Seek Permission To Slap Mashers In Court
Reportedly the Avaciated President Washington discusses actions by two women officers in police court after their cases were dismissed. The district commissioner is asked to permit harsher measures to avoid further embarrassment or arrest. Police Chief Winkle and senior women officers are named among those involved.
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Hington
Washington
Winkle
Delayed Opening for Woodlawn Swim Pool Announced
A malfunction will delay the Woodlawn pool opening as officials confirm a replanned date. Mayor We Tabla announced the delay and the project also includes safety improvements and a new 400 foot walkway.
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Woodlawn Swim Pool
Man Sells Auto Parking Space on Another’s Ground
Downtown search for a man selling parking space on another's property leads to police reports. A woman recovered an automobile she believed stolen after renting space from two tenants. the car was moved to the impound, and the owner later located paid for a month’s rent before deputies handled the incident.
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Sheriff's Office
Nptire
Thunsday Ve
Peabody in Recital Spotlighted by Chamber News
The Chamber of Commerce Record notes upcoming material for its issue, detailing a recital by Mrs. Johns and Peabody. The public is invited to attend the plan recital at the venue Friday evening, with announcements distributed to members.
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Chamber of Commerce Record
Jocal Chamber of Commerce
Ered Hermon
Chamber of Commerc
Orgivizalign
Peabody
Jomts
Chailia
A. & Peabody
Auto Fire Sparks County Excitement at Courthouse
Rumor of fire caused a brief scare at the county courthouse on Thursday. It was learned the blaze was confined to wiring in Walter Naylor’s automobile in the courtyard garage, sparked by a short circuit. Sigine's quick action and firefighters with chemicals saved the building as only car wiring suffered damage.
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Court House
Phe ‘Hullaindua
Walter Naylor
Cvert House
Samie
Sigine
Nocturnal Shooting Blamed on Joyous Revelers
A night disturbance near 3020 West Commerce Street ends with a gunshot after a speeding automobile dashes by. A woman’s scream is reported, followed by a single pistol shot. Police investigate, finding no immediate leads as witnesses offer conflicting explanations about the source and nature of the incident.
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Linsey
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Commerce Street
Lindsey
California growers win 288000 suit in federal court
California Prune and Apricot Growers, Inc. won a verdict totaling 288100 in two suits in federal court. The action named William A. Higgins and Company as defendants and occurred in New York on July 9. The ruling awards the growers the specified damages against the Higgins firm.
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California
New York
California Prune, and Apricot Growers, Inc
William” A.higgins and Company
Sleeper Complains of Orchestra With Small Repertoire
A small- repertoire orchestra fell under a complaint to Sheriff Jim Stevens Thursday as a nearby resident said the music kept him awake. The sleeper urged the musicians to add new pieces or his hours of playing be curtailed, and the sheriff promised action.
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Ramiheusa
Jim‘ Steverin
Rogi Deat
Governor Ferguson Grants Seven Pardons and Restorations
Austin reports Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued seven pardons and a restoration of citizenship. Henry Rivers of Waller County had his citizenship restored after a theft sentence. No woman received a pardon.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Henry Rivers
Waller County
Chicago planning twin auditorium project by Greater Chicago Club
The Greater Chicago Community Club announces plans for a twin auditorium complex in Chicago. Each unit will seat seventeen hundred, include heating parity, and offer incentives to national political conventions. Ground will break next spring. total cost around 6 million dollars.
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Tig tha Aanod_ted Trees
Chicago
Mily W.piona
Auditorum
Oir
Greater Chicago
Glub
Willeast
Stolen Santa Fe Train Recovered After Shootout
Reported theft near Syracuse Kansas ends with posse recapturing the freight train two hours after the raid. Hundreds of shots fired. 16 suspects captured. no casualties reported. Local details mention Lamar and Cole on July 9 with harvest labor context.
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Cole
Flcll
Syracuse
Kan
Arrested S A Han Plays Hide and Seek With Police
Alo was arrested but escaped then recaptured, and escaped again within two days. A fifth charged kept him in custody after a minor fine in corporation court. Officer Saledino found him in Travis Park at night and custody followed. Wednesday he worked with a road gang, then escaped again aboard a boat before arrest. He will serve the remainder of his time behind bars.
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Iim
Saledino
Tra | Yis Park
Cuatody
Mike Jive
Frescoes in Venetian Church Revealed by Restoration
The Associated Press describes frescoes in a Venetian church, including Titian’s Abnunciation in the sacristy. One scene shows the Cherub surrounded by angels with Christ’s face rendered beautifully and colors remarkably preserved.
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