Farm Expert Sees Great Future for Valley Area
A noted agricultural writer from Caryell University told the Southwest Texas agricultural department in San Antonio that the valley and nearby districts show outstanding growth and potential. Dr Bailey and Dean Kyle toured Rio Grande Valley farms and Corpus Christi districts, praising mild climate and planned projects that could elevate Southwest Texas to a leading agricultural region with San Antonio as a market hub. They visited Bexar County farms and Medina Lake during the trip.
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Southwest Texas
Br. L
Agricul
Caryell University
America
Agricultural Department of the
Rrot Commerce
St. An‘thong
Texas
BE. J. Kyle
M. College
Bailey
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Corpus Christi
Gulf of Mexico
Red States
Teras
United States
S. A
Antonio
Fred W. Malley
The
Natural Department of the Chain
Kyle
Bexar County
Medina Lake
Theft attempt by ruse at residence on Keyton Avenue
Police report an attempt by a Black man to obtain clothing by posing as an employee at a dry cleaning business. The incident occurred at 705 Keyton Avenue while G. W. Barnes was away. Detectives seek two suspects and suspect the same man used a similar ruse months earlier on several housewives.
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2 & Negro
G. W. Barnes
Keyton Avenue
Barnes
Crown Prince of Sweden Describes His Life and Style
The page recounts a closeup of Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus, noting his tall build, blue eyes, and black hair parted to one side. It compares his looks to Fred Mullins and discusses his English, dress quirks, family of five, and reflections on Sweden’s history and monarchy, with a contrast to American fashion.
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Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte
Pau
Jean Baptiste
Napoleon
Europe
Niagara
Gustavus Adolphus
Charlés the Twelfth
Sweden
France
Russia
Unidentified Man Beaten to Face Trial Here
A white man, beaten and missing three lower teeth, lay in the city jail Monday awaiting trial. Detectives Vogler and Littlepage found him on East Commerce near Alamo as three men, attempting to load him into a car, fled the scene. The victim could not clearly explain the incident.
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Vogler
Littlepage
East Commerce Street
Alamo
Houston gun rampage leaves four dead in suburb
Prolonged drinking spree is blamed by police for a Houston area shooting that killed four people and wounded another before the alleged killer, Port Arthur steward Bob Tarter, took his own life. Several victims from Beaumont and Port Arthur were identified among the dead and injured as ambulances rushed to the Milam home where the bloodshed occurred.
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Houston
BR. R
Bob) Tarter
Port Arthur
Brush
Tarter
Edna Milam
A. J
Cora Robinson
Beaumont
Beckman
Milam
Comming
Sonnier
Hawk Yard
Cumming
Larter
Prowler Stirs Sleeper Then Deadly Shootout in Yard
R B Smith of Sour Pitno Street reports a prowler entering his home Sunday night and again awakening him. After police and sheriff deputies arrived, a gunshot led to a body found near a pier. Three young women were jailed as witnesses. a note points to a list of names and a Dallas address.
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R. B. Smith
Sour Pitno Street
Aure Smith
Sorgedue
Mr. Smith
Justice of the Peace
Jad
Farter
Johnson
Findley
Kelly
Gotomiat
Shea
Wiltoy
Kertell
Afr
Srs
Binson
Dallas
Tarter
Somerset
Naomi
Socialist Ex-solon Dies in Car Crash in New York
Former congressman Meyer London and society figure Heyward Cutting died in weekend automobile accidents in New York. London, who represented the twelfth district from 1915 to 1919 and 1921 to 1925, died in a hospital after being struck when a car swerved to avoid another vehicle.
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Solon
New Yorke
Meyer London
Socialist Congress
Hey‘ward Cutting
New York
London
John
Hale Denies Plot to Slay Osage Indians in Oklahoma
William K. Hale Osage Hills rancher faced federal and state charges as arch conspirator in three plots against Osage Indians. He testified in defense of his nephew Ernest Burkhart in the trial for the murder of W. F. E. Smith, husband of an Osage victim.
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Hale
Pawhusea
Okla
Junto
William K. Hale
Osage Hills
Osage
Ernest Burkhart
W. F E. Smith
False oath ruled perjury in bankruptcy cases
The Supreme Court ruled that a false oath in bankruptcy proceedings constitutes perjury in an appeal by Charles Hammer of New York City. The decision reversed a lower ruling because Hammer had been convicted on the unsupported testimony of a single witness.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Hammer
New York City
Hammer
Judge Boltz Sets Bail in Local Case Mixup
A man accused of assault and a separate woman charged with forgery appeared before Justice of the Peace Louit Boltz on Monday. The man waived preliminary hearing with a $300 bond, while the same court set a $100 bond for the woman.
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Tom Mitchell
Justice of the Peace
Louit Boltz
Fort Sam Houston Training Camp Opens for Recruiters
A fragmentary report notes the Fort Sam Houston camp opening under Colonel Charles B. Clark of the Twenty-third Infantry. The six week recruit training course begins, with a water union plan and student companies to be formed under the new headquarters.
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Rve
Sam Hougten
Sidrly
Fort Sam
Houston
Charles B. Clark
Twenty-third Infantry
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