Bandits Seize Payroll Then Escape In Car
A band of robbers attacked a payroll pickup, grabbed money, and fled in a car north on Laredo Street. Passengers and witnesses described the quick strike and noted several individuals involved, with details listing names and streets connected to the scene.
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Bendis
Laredo Street
Bungls
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Ne *E Gana
BT Goodwin Plecet
Fredareks
Myson
Henry Tala
Rodgers Svenue
Ezektel
ML Chetue
Celestina
Munoz Io Bagt
Juan Galvan
Frio
Matty Des
Anxious for Adoption In S A Tots Case
A fragmented clipping describes a hold up involving two bandits near S A Tots and Montana Street. It names suspects Pat and Betty Jean with details on clothing and appearances and lists detectives assigned to the case as well as bank telephoning of funds.
Annual picnic planned for Katy railway employees
Seventy five Katy railroad workers and their families from Union, New Braunfels, San Antonio, and nearby points will depart New Braunfels at 2 50 PM for the annual picnic. About one thousand employees from Houston, Austin, Waco, San Antonio and other Southwest district locations will attend, with travel arranged from New Braunfels at 7 PM.
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Katy
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Children’s Day Promotes Adoption Awareness Across Cities
Nationwide observances urge proper training of social institutions to curb ills and mold national character. About 100 cities issue proclamations as five San Antonio babies wait for adoptive parents. Services Offered advertises in Light Classifieds with a phone call to arrange expert help.
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San Antonio
Aletta
Fellay
Emsil
Weenday
Broad, odd dispatch mixes royal marriage rumor and US trade talk
The item blends chatter about a Spanish royal cousin cancelling a marriage to an American widow, a wealthy offer to a prince, and a note that if President Hoover and Ramsay MacDonald talk Russia, peace may solidify. It also mentions oil talks, foreign influence, and possible compulsory measures if Americans pay foreigners.
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Soong
Chnemiig
Violation of Mann Act Brings Term of 2 12 Years
Austin dispatch reports a male instructor detained two weeks ago in New Bedford Massachusetts with Miss Fanna Lea Minter and Harold University of Teans Atutent. He was sentenced to a two and a half year term in the federal penitentiary. The case references automobile owners and rubber tire price controls.
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Inck Eteitk
Eimbling
New Hedsven
Mass
Mies Fanna Lea Minter
Harold University of Teans Atutent
Church State Row Settled Hint of Mexican Accord
Report from Mexico City on June 19 indicates negotiators near a settlement on the Mexican religious controversy. A Vatican backed accord would require concessions by both sides, with the church potentially easing enforcement of strict religious laws while avoiding further delays in reaching terms.
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Cf— Advicts
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Asklog Pagal Anc
Ronte
Emile Pottes
Vatican
Tecma
Saltic
Robison Faces Senate Hearing Over Land Office Charges
Robison, longtime land office commissioner, faces Senate inquiry on charges of rape and misconduct. about 500 witnesses have been summoned as the investigation moves toward possible indictments. The veteran official, nicknamed Uncle Jill, is 68 and has served since 1908.
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J. T. Robison
At Land Office
Begum
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Robison
Jill
Jos
Atody
Farmaca
Dames Ergil
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