Disappearance probe widens as Texas officers chase clues
In San Antonio and Eagle Pass investigators probe the May 20 disappearance of Dr Ramsey, a Mathis physician. Detectives search for safety tips and possible jewelry linked to Ramsey, while a Mexican associate seen with him is questioned. Three men are jailed in the case as authorities pursue leads across nearby towns.
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Técf
Ted
Earle Pass
der. Ramsey
Thar
Dr. Ramsey
Hutt’ of
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Sted
Assas
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A. J. Am
Bonham
Ne Ié-Meen
Mathis
Bond reductions and bonds set in San Antonio case
Habeas forms to reduce bond of the client set at 66500 on four charges. A San Antonio woman offered to go on his bond but was refused. The other man, brother of the first, has a bond of 1500 on one charge of conspiracy to extort money and will likely make bond Wednesday.
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San Antonin
Moody Replies to Labor Attacks Across Texas Tour
Attorney General Dan Moody campaigns Tuesday night addressing charges about his labor record. He cites letters and affidavits denying union affiliations and refuting claims made by Davidson and Lynch. Moody’s schedule included talks in Dallas, Waco, Mineola, Wills Point, Gilmer, Mount Pleasant, Texarkana, and Gainesville.
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Fane
Vidson
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Wills Point
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Ferguson
Gilmer
Mount Pleasant
Texarkana
Davidson
Waco
Junie
Dan Moody
Lynch
Dallas
Monay
Smith
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Moods
Electri
William M.” Elliott
International’ Brotherhood
Builders Plan Banquet Marks San Antonio Exchange Anniversary
The first annual banquet of the San Antonio Builders' Exchange will be held at 7 o'clock Thursday in the Gun Boat ballroom to celebrate the organization’s 25th anniversary. About 250 attendees, including city and county officials, are expected. Colonel F. G. Chamberlain will act as toastmaster. speakers include Raymond Phelps, T. N. Smith and Colonel C. S. Diehl. The sole business will be the election of officers for the coming year. Committee members aiding the effort include Sgt. H. E. Hollman and others.
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Raymond Phelps
T. N. Smith
C. S. Diehl
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Optimist Club Luncheon Features Dr Arthur J Moore
Dr Arthur J Moore told the Optimist Club at the St. Anthony Hotel that God guided the republic’s founding and warned of perils threatening the nation. He will shortly relinquish his tenure at Travis Park Methodist Church as the principal speaker in continuing discussions.
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Juzary
Talking With Girl Lands Man in Jail
A Lafitte street man was jailed after attempting to talk with Toni Stearr at 211 Re street. He followed her on her way home and was arrested for rudely accosting a woman after she summoned aid from bystanders.
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Lafitte Street
Toni Stearr
Mexican American General Claims Commission meets in Washington
Eduardo Suarez, a Mexican lawyer, said the commission will hear claims now and adjust them through August 1927. The body, founded in 1923, handles cross border claims from the 1868 convention. Members include Genaro Fernandes, Van Vollen, and Joseph R Baker with secretaries Jose Romero and Thomas Simpson.
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Géneral’ - Claims Commission
Eduardo “Suarez
Che Commission
Washington
General Claims Commission
van Vollen
Genaro
Fernandes
McGregor
Joseph R Baker
Jose Romero
Mexico
United States
Benito Ploves
Carcajal Ro Rosas
Eduardo Suarez
Old man and son held for murder near Cotulla
An elderly man and his 17 year old son were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs John Wildenthel and Jack Waltsberger 15 miles southwest of Cotulla after neighbors suspected foul play in the death of a woman identified as Mrs Corona. The youth confessed that his father beat the victim to death and burned her body in a sump patch they were clearing, leaving a charred skeleton and a ring later identified as Mrs Corona's.
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Cotulla
Afrs
Corona
John Wildenthel
Jack Waltsberger
Lack of Tail Light Blamed For Auto Mishap
A driver returning from Chicago claims the horse lacked a tail light, leading to an auto mishap. Judge John F. Onion fined him for riding with a horse and wagon with no tail light as he pleaded that horses elsewhere use tail lights.
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San Antonio
Chicago
John F. Onion
Jesus
Agon
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Aliens Routed Through San Antonio and Fort Worth
A political notice claims aliens from the North will pass through San Antonio on their way to their native lands with Kansas City immigration director in charge. Asiatics routed from Fort Worth to the coast, while those bound for Mexico go through San Antonio. a candidacy for Congress in the Fourteenth District is announced by Harry Mowurzbach subject to the July 24 Republican primaries and the November 2 election in 1928.
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T- Reynolds
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Mexico
San Ateneo
Congress
Fourteenth Congressional District
Harry MO Wurzbach
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