Missing Youths Prompt Citywide Dragnet Search
Three children vanish under unclear circumstances since Sunday night as police deploy a citywide dragnet. Names include Beimort 14 of San Juan Boulevard, Alexander 17 of 220 Leigh Street, and a Duckworth girl who left for church and did not return. Parents failed to provide leads. searches among relatives yielded nothing. Police intensify efforts to locate all missing youths.
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Therm
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Vnl
San Juan Boulevain
Mie Xenier
Denzhter
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Lester Wa
Duckworth
Alexander
Heis
Hema
Wife Discovers She's Been Free Since 1914
Tulsa June 24 Mrs Lil Yo Perryman filed for divorce from Na thai Verrymiut former Creek Nation chief. In his answer he says a divorce decree was issued by a Tulsa county district court in 1944 and that she did not contest the suit.
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Lil- Yo Perryman
Tulsa District Court
Boy Accepts Term in Attack Charge
Stephenville Texas Inna 24 Doy Arnold 18 pled guilty Monday to criminal assault and armed robbery. He will serve sentences in the county jail and then proceed to the penitentiary. A separate sentence applies to each indictment after he confessed to the assault and robbery in Mineral Wells. He previously faced trial in Palo Pinto County where the death penalty was imposed before a new trial was granted due to jury room arguments.
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Irl
Arnold
Palo Pinto County
Fred
Wolf Baking maker Herman Wolf will widows estate probate
The will of Herman A. Wolf, operator of the Wolf Baking Company and the Alamo garage, was filed for probate Wednesday. It leaves the entire $10,000 estate to his widow. The will set forth that the estate should form the surviving one of the Wolf association.
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Wolf Baking Company
Alamo
Crop Reports Urge Rain as Conditions Vary Across States
Department of Agriculture summarized week weather showing normal cotton belt temperatures, widespread but uneven rainfall. Some regions saw drought worsen, especially southwest, while Texas and central areas reported insufficient showers. Cotton progress ranged from very good to poor with premature blooming and die‑back in dry zones. wheat and oats nearing harvest as need for rain grows. Local showers helped in several states including Virginia and Georgia with pockets of improved moisture. Weevil activity increased in parts of the belt. citrus in Florida remained good. tobacco and other crops showed mixed progress with rain deficits driving urgency in several regions.
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Sister of Town and Magazine Is San Antonio's Guest
A 9 year old Mexican woman was arrested Wednesday after claims by a supposed sister of a local figure led to police involvement. The woman entered a police station and offered to reveal secrets, prompting the sergeant to use a device to test her story. She identified a brother in Montreal, but the transcription is unclear. The sister is being left for mental observation by Dr. Lerrey.
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Ality Sid
Montreal
Canada
Lerrey
Crippled Newsie Granted New Pet After Loss
A city authorities grant on Wednesday allows a disabled newsboy to adopt a new unclaimed animal after his dog was killed. The case centers on the injured boy at the corner of Broadway and Houston streets, seeking companionship to aid his recovery and morale.
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Ewsie
Duffey
Bel Mint
Nixtek
Tireadway
Houston
High Court Refuses Plea for Rehearing in McNeal Case
The High Court refused the condemned man George W. McNeal’s request for rehearing after the Court of Criminal Appeals overruled a prior conviction appeal. McNeal, of Jefferson, faced death for a violent offense, and the ruling ends his bid for further review.
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George W. McNeal
Jefferson
Court of Criminal Apneals
Mother of aviator prefers air jaunt over road trip
Mrs. K Austin, mother of Wiret Lt Charles B Austin, Langley Field aviator, visited Kelly Field and rode in a Martin bomber with him as pilot. They flew around San Antonio and nearby airfields while Lt Austin, an Air Service Tactical Show instructor, gathered data for attack aviation studies at Virginia Tech.
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Charles B. Austin
Langley Weldavintay
Kelly Field
Austin
Martin
San Antonio
Air Service
Langley Wicht
Virginia
Eighteen Apply for U S Immigration Posts
Eighteen candidates for appointments as federal immigration and patrol inspectors took civil service examinations at the post office Wednesday. B M Tauckenback, civil service examiner, was in charge of the examination.
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Immigration and Patrol
BM. Tauckenback
Eivil
Sore Vier
F E Nemec Visits Passenger Agents in Fort Worth
F E Nemec traveling passenger agent for the Denver and Rio Grande railroad based in Fort Worth visited royal passenger agents on a regular business trip through the territory.
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F. E. Nemec
Denver and Itlo Grande
Fort Worth
Royal
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