Motive The Slaying Of John Glab Weighed By Police
Angleses July 22 The murder of John J Glab a former Cicero druggist is examined by Captain James Teay The motive centers on a wealthy wife Herel Glab who is accused of the crime Police indicate other suspects and say up to a score may have knowledge of the killing Mrs Glab aged 11 niece Pat Naser of Oklahoma City is arraigned with the writ of habeas corpus denied The case set for June 20 Investigators plan to question film colony members including Lottie Pickford to explain large deposits by Mrs Glab who owned the Wan Sr estate insured for 10000 two cars bonds and a 315000 note remaining.
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Angeles
John J. Glab
Cicero
Til
James Teay
Glib
Glab
Roger
Ant
Mieva
Henn
Glah
Criinin Bernegil
Wan Sr
Bank Sac
Air Corps Center Work Starts Jan But Delays Sat for Work
W Tuttle, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce military affairs committee, notes that work on the Air Corps Center cannot begin until the required clearances are resolved. He says construction is likely to start next year. An additional tract of forty tons has been added to the land deed from San Antonio to the government.
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Army Fireams Training Center
W. TR. Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonin
Tultle Szitl
Texas Mother Praises California Fig Syrup
An article extols California Fig Syrup for infant bowel cleansing and overall health, claiming it helps children recover quickly from fevers and colds. A Texas mother from San Antonio shares her daughter's improvement after using the product, urging readers to insist on the full name California Fig Syrup with the genuine label.
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California
Mra J. Gwen
Mather
Kappa Zetas Hold Regular Meeting at Menger Hotel
The Kappa Zetas met Wednesday evening in the rose room at the Menger hotel. Miss Myrtle Caselman was elected treasurer replacing Estelle Southworth who left the city. Irene E Wendland named press reporter. Alisees Moroty Sullivan and Edythe Ryan elected to membership. Several members welcomed back Mrs Abbie MacDonald after months away. Frieden’s Bible class will hold a sale of yemeninde cakes and candy at Joske’s Saturday.
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Kappa Zetas
Menger
Myrtle Caselman
Estelle Southworth
Irene E. Wendland
Alisees Moroty - Sullivan
Edythe Ryan
Ibnsenreeenk
Eleanor Hiee
Rener Sannei
Doris
Tricaferro
Hose Lee
Henrietta Courtnay
Mary Masch
Pater Senbaeher
Anne Babenek
Myrtle Eneselman
Bliztteth Hamilton
Josie Mac
Joske
Office Move Protest Hits Auditing of Segments
Frustration arose as the south of San Antonio to the lower Missouri Grand Valley routing by the American Railway Express was challenged. The Manufacturers Association and industrial interests demanded a formal protest to prevent any business from moving away without a clear reason.
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San Antonio
Grand’ Valley
Houston
American Railway
Gapress-comany
Deel
Legion Units Promote October Houston Meeting Poster Campaign
Legion posters and notices issued from Houston aim to publicize an October convention. Headquarters have distributed 1000 copies for display and entertainment flyers, with local volunteers preparing information and outreach materials.
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Legion Placards
Houston
A. TaTouche
Rpiture
Tegion
Amd
Mattibution
Washer
Military Students Receive Stationery From Chamber Leader
One thousand sheets of stationery and advertising material were given to students of the Oithens Military Training-caryy in San Antonio Friday by Silney Kring of the chamber of commerce. Other activities Friday included Kring writing stories of Gian Antonis for the Missouri Pacific and the Pennsylvania railroads.
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San Antoni
Oithens
Caryy
Silney
Kring
Chamber of Commerce
Gian Antonis
Missouri Pacific
Pennsyvania
Excursion Rates Announced for City to Texas Trips
M P Goddal announces excursion rates on Missouri Pacific rail from Ren Antonie to Cornus and Laredo. Round trips set at 38.40 dollars to Cornus and 1D to Laredo, effective July 4, per E A Parr assistant general passenger agent.
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M.P. Goddal
Qhuietl
Laredn
Missouri Pacific
E. A. Parr
Ren “Antonie
Cornus
Mace
Laredo
Bank Consolidation Prompted as Town Lender Fails
A small town bank faced closure and forced consolidation with the neighboring Helby County State Bank in Tower Hill. Officials indicated the move was necessary to stabilize finances and protect depositors amid widespread bank stress.
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Ates Sre VT
Tito
Ramaral Af
Bhelhy Coontz State Bank
Police arrest theft suspect linked to gas station robberies
Chief of Detectives William F. Green aimed to unravel long series of filling station and garage robberies. Detectives Tice and Bartholomar arrested a 22 year old at his home near Ken end addition, where gasoline supplies and related items were found.
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William F. Green
Tice and
Bartholomar
Kenend Addition
Ciel Grton
Theft of Malt Cases Reported At Wilson Warehouse
Police are investigating the theft of ten cases of malt from Wilson Warehouse Company on State Street. A witness reported seeing a man matching a description leaving the scene Friday night. Officers seek further details and a possible suspect.
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Peice Fiilny
Wilson Warelunise Company
Wat Savid Alamé Streal
New Factory Opens in San Antonio Week
A new Rubin Tedding company plant opens in San Antonio as part of a busy week for the Manufacturers Association. The facility, powered Thursday, plans a trial run and will employ about seventy workers at full speed. Much of its raw material comes from Southwest Texas.
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Hich
San Antonio
Manufacthers’ Association
Rubin Tedding Company
C. C. Dicel
Chira Her of Commerce
Manufacturers” Association
South
Leel
Texas
Baking engineers fly to annual meeting in Texas
The American Society of Baking Engineers held its annual gathering with members Herman Wichter Cresiient W TR from San Antonio and Herbert Schott James Taegert in Houston as delegates. The convention took place aboard a special airplane route, coordinating sessions along the aisle set by executive committee members in Taredo Ammty.
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American Society of Taking Engineers
Taredo
Ammty
San Antonio
Herman Wichter
Cresiient W. TR
Liquor Ring Uncovered In Los Angeles Case
Federal prohibition officials announce a major liquor ring in Los Angeles centered on doctors and pharmacists. The group allegedly sold prescriptions and used hundreds of prescription blanks for illegal traffic, with a downtown headquarters and several clearing houses.
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Los Angelas
Treity
Giening
Girico
Wed Ag A Genten
Chamber Presents Program on WOAL Broadcast
The Chamber of Commerce will air a program on WOAL Friday at 10 a.m. featuring readings such as Launched Ube Rose and Sunrise and Year of the Old Letrait. Performers include Misses Sylvia Ostrow Cornelia Co zal Pry and others announced by Lines Kring.
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Chamber of Comercy
Kring
Sylvia Ostrow
Cornelia Cozal
C. Pry
WaiTale
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Tom Sawyer
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