Murder mystery in Angleton ends with three arrests
Angleton officers say the Mrs. J. M. Seitz murder may be solved as three suspects were arrested and one taken out of town. The body of the Post, Texas woman was found in an alley after four stab wounds and teeth marks on her shoulder and neck. Her husband, a former merchant from Post, had been en route to join her with a companion and a daughter. Relatives live in Cisco and burial plans were announced.
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Angleton
Tex
J. M. Seitz
Seitz
Post
Brilliant Children Danger 10 Society
Washington July 11. Dr. Maximilian P. Grossmann of the U S Bureau of Education warns exceptionally bright children may pose greater danger to society than the defective or dull. He cites studies across U S schools and calls for united medical social and legal action to guide gifted juveniles and advocates legislation letting communities direct each child’s education.
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Washington, D. C
Maximilian P. Groosmann
United States Bureau of Education
United States
Dr. Grossmann
Outing for City Solons at Lyn Land Ranch Barbecue
Alderman George W. Saunders hosts a city barbecue for Mayor Brown council colleagues and Chamber of Commerce members at the Lyn Land ranch twelve miles from San Antonio on Applewhite road. Guests depart from City Hall at 11 tomorrow to inspect ranch lands and then dine in a grove. State Senator W. Murray of Wilson County is eyed by the governor for business or finance manager of the state penitentiary system after a recent visit and discussion.
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Second Ward
Lyn Land Ranch
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Saunders
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Saunders
San Antonio
Applewhite Road
Murray
Austin
Tex
W. @. Murray
Wilson County
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