Drink Stand Trouble Leaves Propriety-Man Injured
D B Harper 21 proprietor of Barper Service station 400 Austin Road remained in serious condition at Baylor hospital after an altercation at Broadway and Thirteenth Street. A companion, whose name police did not know, helped Harper to headquarters and he was then taken to hospital where doctors found a fractured skull. The assailant's identity was not yet established.
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D. B. Barper
Austin Road
Baylor Hospital
Harper
Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Moother
Tured
J. J. Galderon
Barlor Hospital
Harner
Railroad bans on private cars for officers and families
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered bans on private railroad cars for officials and relatives. It said mailroads owning cars must pay for movement over others and ensure adequate compensation. Forty cases cited show nonofficial use by officers and their kin.
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Universe Services
Washington
Wd. C
Hollywood
French Lick Springs
Interstate Commerce: Commission
Wanderlust pulls 14 year old Robert from Chicago to the open road
Robert Wagner a 14 year old wanderer left his home in Chicago months ago and drifted west ending in San Antonio. He befriended Lynn Davis a motorcycle officer who gave him shelter and work. Davis later found Roberts new clothes folded on the bed but the boy and his old clothes were missing.
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Robert Wagner
America
Robert
Chicago
Sac‘Antonio
Galvertom
Lynn “Davis
Dakota Street
Hobert
Davis
Sebuin Well Draws Scouts In Texas Oil Boom
Reported northeast of Bac An tonic Sebuin Well draws attention as a pipeline will connect to Seguin field soon. A major company paid 100000 for royalties on 300 acres, and oil activity focuses on royalties while predicting a field rivaling the Luling peak of 250000 barrels a day in 1023.
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Bac Antonic
Seguin
Luling
Mayor Seeks San Antonio Judge for Supreme Court Seat
Mayor M. Chambers announced a plan to back the appointment of four San Antonio attorneys or judges to Supreme Court seats created by a court enlargement amendment. He cited likely appointments from Dallas and East Texas, and noted no immediate San Antonio applicants.
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M. Chambers
Priday
Bun Antonio
Supreme Court
Dallas
East Texas
Enid
City of Angora Ablaze as Wind Feeds Fire
A large part of Angora was ravaged by fire today as flames broke out at 24 m and, fanned by strong winds, spread rapidly. Reports from Constantinople said the blaze was not under control by early afternoon.
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Constantinople
GIA
Anora
Whaley to Attend Railway Meeting in Laredo
Porter Whaley, general manager of the chamber of commerce, will attend a Missouri Pacific Railway meeting in Laredo on July 24. Officials plan to discuss improved team service and related chamber interests.
Lions Field Proposal Pushed by Mayor and Lions Club
Mayor Chambery backs a Lions Club proposal for city control and partial maintenance of Lions Field playground in Brackenridge Park. The offer includes raising 15 000 for a recreation building and 2 500 toward maintenance this year, with the club paying half ongoing costs if accepted. Officials debate funding from a 382 000 recreation tax and may hold a city council vote or a shutdown to enable the plan.
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C. M. Chambery
Tiona Club
Lions Field
Brackenridge Park
Jacob Rubioli
Lions Club
Fars Rudiola
Charters
Rubiola
Wade
Chabers
Viens Club
Jou
Koner Stokes
School board approves large building program plan
The school board canvassed election returns showing 6230 votes with 5233 for the bond and 1018 against while 143 for the maintenance tax and 1013 against. The board will hold meetings next week to begin implementing the program with Superintendent Hartley consulted before work starts.
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Schanl
B. W. Hartley
Hornberger
Columbia University
Louisville
Beveral Mertinge
Tbi Board. of Education
City Machine
Mayor Claims City Machine Backed Bond Vote
Mayor M. Chamberk said the city county machine voted for the school bond referendum on Thursday. He claimed the turnout was sufficient to meet pledges and noted an unusually high count of African American voters.
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M. Chamberk
Bool
Europe
Amyor Chamber
From Page One Deferred Fragments Reflect On Cost Of Government
The fragmentary text discusses injuries and speed in dives, mentions a collision risk and a glancing reference to government spending. It notes pensions and war debt costs and claims the cost of government runs about $30 per person in the United States.
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United States
Postpone Trial of Damages Suit Against City of San Antonio
The trial of a suit for damages by J M Corb against the City of San Antonio was postponed. The suit seeks $25000 for injuries to his son Jackie Corb after he fell into an open manhole at the Yorkshire and Monnbats streets intersection on April 10 of a prior year. The postponement was granted when Friday, as a daughter of the plaintiff, won the basis of the postponement.
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J. M. Corb
San Antonio
Jackie Corb
Yorkshire
Momnbats
Boy Captures Girl Then Is Fined in Court
Sergio Martinez, 17, of 1120 Tarapico wheel, was accused of grabbing Seferina Flores by the arm and attempting to pull her to his automobile at San Carlos and Chupateras. She escaped, and Martinez was fined $2 for rudely coasting in corporation court led by Judge Dave Watson.
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San Carlos
Chupateras
Sergio Martinez
Seferina Flores
Peres
Dave Watson
Martines
Pilot speeds toward Nome
Captain Ross G. Bost left Mitchel Field New York aiming to reach Nome Alaska in about 61 hours and return via the same route. He refueled at Edmonton and planned subsequent legs to White Horse Yukon Fairbanks and Nome before looping back. The flight averaged around 140 mph despite headwinds and storms.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ross G. Bost
Mitchel Field
N.Y
Nome
Tere
Minneapolis
Alaska
Hose G. Hoyt
Mitchell Field
New York
Hoyt
Wold Chamberlain Field
Alta
Hart
Widmonton
White Horse
Yukon
Fairbanks
Ainskin
Maine
Eame
Wealthy single taxer travels steerage in transatlantic voyage
Boston July 19. Fiske Warren, wealthy single tax advocate, travels in steerage on a fiftieth transatlantic voyage. He says the simple life of third class suits him and that it enables him to support his single tax colonies.
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Boston
Fiske Warren
Robin Wwalk for 7th Day in St Louis Endurance Flight
In St Louis the Robin air endurance plane flew into its seventh day, after refueling at 7 o clock this morning. The Missouri Robin, piloted by Joseph Hamner and W Gentry Shelton, had been aloft 144 hours and faced a refueling mishap when a 40 foot hose struck the steel propeller, though the craft continued smoothly. In Houston the Dillon Dollar City monoplane reached 40 hours at 5 30 am seeking a new world endurance mark as gasoline was rushed to meet the record effort.
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ST. Louis
St. Louia
Dple Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Curtice-Robertson Manufacturing Company
Houston
Woman Fights Police in Alamo Street Incident Trial
In Corpus Christi a woman Bernice Moray trades insults and resists a police escort after an alleged disturbance. Patrolman Otto Leichman testifies he was bitten and restrained her. Judge Watson fines Moray $15 with notice of appeal.
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Otto Leichman
Bernice Moray
Henth Alamo Street
Corporation
Dave-Wateon
Suspect Faces Two Slot Machine Seizure Charges
Deputy Sheriff Sam Flores filed two counts against M. M. Leegley after seizure of two slot machines on 200 Frio City Road. The charges include betting and wagering with a plot machine.
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Tustler
F. Onion
Sam Flores
M. M
Frio City Road
Repute Flores
Quinnae
Man's Ribs Broken When Car Hits Wagon
Louie Gonzales 20 of 1225 West Commerce Street suffers three broken ribs and a broken collarbone after his wagon and a car collide at Frio City road and Zarremora Street Thursday night. Maria Tejernia 4 of 020 South Frio Street also injured with a fractured skull when struck by a car at South Frio and Guadalupe streets Thursday night. taken to Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Louie Gonzales
West
Commerce Street
Robert B. Green
Sn Auto
Gonzales
Frio City Road
Zargremora Etree
Maria Tejernia
South Frio Street
South Brio
Guadalupe
Robert B. Greco
Peatala
Louisiana Woman to Be Buried Here
Funeral services will be held in San Antonio for Alexa Franchen Arron of Baton Rouge La. who died in that city Thursday according to word received Friday. Bina Arron is survived by two nephews Morria Smith of Naton Houge and Meier Smith of Detroit. The body will arrive here Saturday morning.
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San Antonio
Alexa Franchen, Arron
Baton Rouge
Bina Arron
Morria Smith
Naton Houge
Meier Smith
Metroit
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Alf. Beyer CO
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Angora
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Robin
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Frank Br
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