County Chiefs Meet Friday at New Braunfels
About 300 delegates and 00 visitors will open at New Braunfels Friday for a two day session of the County Judges and Commissioners association of Texas southern division. County Judge Klingeman of Comal and Mayor cher welcome delegates. notable speakers include Max Starcke George Cox Violet Greenhill and Julian Montgomery. An unusual short fiction tale appears in The American Weekly. Mattress removators advertised.
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Commissioners Association of Texas
New Braunfels
W. FR. Nelson
Carthage
Tom W. Fields
Dallas
H. M. LaFont
Plain
View
Texas
Oscar C. Dancy
Browns
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Oscar Barker
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Rob- Lee Davis
Orange
South Texas Caun- Judges and Commissioners Association
B. W. Klingeman
Comal County
H. F.cher
Aust
Egbert Schweppe
Hexar County
Max Starcke
Auth Texas Chamber of Commerce
George “W. Cox
Violet 5. Greenhill
Division of Child Welfare
J. J. Brown
Glark W. Thompson
Galveston Chamber of Comerce
Julian Montgomery
PWA
B. A. Joat
State Planning Board
Knife Slip Kills Boy at Picnic
Moses Reyes, 21, of 212 Stark Street, died Wednesday after a knife slipped while carving watermelons at Kochler Park during a recreation club outing. Witnesses say the knife pierced his groin and he died at Green Hospital shortly after arrival.
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Alice
Moses Reyes
Starkstreet
WPA
Kochler Park
Kravert 4
Green Hospital
Esperanto Disciples Mark Golden Jubilee in Washington
Esperanto advocates gathering for their golden jubilee congress in Washington. Delegate H. L. Shafford explains the aim is to provide an easy auxiliary language rather than replace existing tongues, with the congress session conducted in Esperanto to ensure clear understanding.
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Washington
H.L. Shat
Ford
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Electricity Output Gains During Week
New York June 30 Edison Electric Institute reports U S electricity production for the week ended June 26 at 2 238 332 000 kilowatt hours, up 1 6 percent from the prior week 2 213 783 000 and 11 6 percent above the 2 005 245 000 kilowatt hours in the same period a year ago, indicating continued growth across the nation.
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New York
United States
Edison Electric Institute
Bank president Brandon L Smith dies after bank closure
Brandon L Smith, president of the First State Bank of South San Antonio, died by suicide hours after embezzlement charges were filed against him for $1,928.66. The bank failed to open Tuesday as Texas banking officials took control, and investigators found notes from Smith. Funeral services were held for Smith, with survivors listed and bank officers named.
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Department of Justice
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Texas Banking Commission. Bank and
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Paul A. Lockhart
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B. L. Smith
Menger Hotel
Brandon J. Smith
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
Smith
E. J. Henderson
State Banking Department
Char- Inte Smith
Donaldson Avenue
Hagyang McCullum
Mission Rural Park
Kelly Field
Kormoyle Quartermaster Depot
Kelly Meld
Duncanfield and
Normorle
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporat
R. G. Bausini
Sooth
San’ Antonio
Brandon WL. Jr
San Antonio
Keith Smith
Stockdale
Dorothy Ann Smith
Merrill W. Smith
Rush B. Smith
Port Worth
Roy A
Frank S. Smith
Mosdanes
Walter Withers
Terrell P. Gates
FR. Dickey
Postmaster Quill Buys Fake Gold Brick in Auction
A copper plated brick labeled worth 10000 dollars, sold at U.S. customs house auction, was bought by San Antonio Postmaster Dan Quill for 1.53. The brick, found concealed in a car a year ago, had been touted as a genuine gold bar before it was exposed as a counterfeit.
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Ford Green
Green
San Antonio
Fugitive Blamed in Oklahoma Slaying
Oklahoma City reports state crime bureau assistant superintendent Chink Miers identified six points matching a fingerprint on a cashfight gun. The victim was E G C Smith, a night watchman in Byars, Oklahoma, shot while a Texas convict escapee referenced in the case. Authorities tie the print to W H Bybee, among six Eastham prison escapees, with trial anticipated.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Chink Miers
State Crime Bureau
Eastham
Texas
Satin
Miers
Rehearing Sought in Texas Anti-Trust Suit
Bhell Petroleum Company filed a motion for rehearing before the Texas Supreme Court challenging language in its anti-trust ruling. The $17,000,000 oil company case centers on how the high court's statements may influence a lower court jury. Finch want ad appears in the text.
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Texas Supreme Court
Bhell Petroleum Company Today
Supreme Court
Looking for a Job Find one through a Tight Want Ad
A brief job notice invites readers to Broadway at Fifth Street for employment listings. The ad promises opportunities at reduced rates, urging interested applicants to visit the location for details.
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Broadway
Fifth Street
Fifth Strech
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