Cowboys Conclude Welcome to San Antonio Convention
The San Antonio welcome to visiting cowmen highlighted a warm reception as the convention opened. Key figures included Mayor Tobin and J Croswell Hall of the Chamber of Commerce, with messages from local officials and business leaders stressing cowmen find San Antonio a home. Business covered tick eradication policy and state funding, while organizers planned a full day of convention activity.
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San ‘Antonio
Tobin
Sax Antonio Wasi
She
Eld Timers
Ice
Bexar
Cherere
Eolong
J. Croswell
Chamber’ of Commerce
Jide
San Antonio
Texas
Mali
Welicome
W. S. Doughty
Kingsville
Smayor Tobin
Hall
Ike T. Pryor
San Anto
Eea
R. M. Kleberg
C. Slaughter
Dallas
H B. Spiller
Fort Worth
Thad Moses
W. B. Connell
Fort, Worth
Dayton
Gunter
Austin
House
Shad
Senate
Association
Ope
Coolidge
Cewmen
Ferguson
New Suspect Arrested In Lewis Case Continued
The Clarksdale sheriff requested a full description from San Antonio and telegrams continued as Sheriff Stevens and investigators gather details for interrogation. A torn Setter found in the quarters of a man suspected in the Lewis killing yielded valuable information. Also, K. O. welterweight Bermondsey Billy Wells beat Ben Wi in Detroit in the seventh round of a nine round bout.
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Calvert
Welds
Chicago
Indies
Bermondsey
Billy
New Training Planes Tested at McCook and Brooks Fields
Major Ralph Royce and First Lieutenant Fez McClellan lead a Brooks Field board assigned to test the new seven primary training planes replacing the Curtis Jenny. J B Haddox and J T Corkille also serve on the board at McCook Field Dayton Ohio. Ten ships have reached McCook for tests with changes likely before returning to Brooks Field in about two weeks.
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Ralph Royce
Brooks Field
Fez McClellan
McCool Field
Dayton
Ohio
J. B. Haddox
J.T. Corkille
McCook Field
Royce
de Clellan
Missouri Pacific official dies in St Louis
George W. Briece 41, longtime Missouri Pacific Railroad supervisor of transportation, died in St Louis March 17. He served as regional transportation supervisor during federal control, was superintendent of transportation for Missouri Pacific since 1920, and held his last post since December 1 1924. Born in Quincy Illinois, he began as a yard clerk in 1902.
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M. P
ST. Louis
SP. Louis
George W. Ebriece
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Briece
Missouri Pacific
Quincy
Fair Press Women Convene in San Antonio
Formal invitations were issued for the Texana Women’s Democracy convention to meet in San Antonio May 20 to 22, 1926. The event aims to organize the elections and advance organizational goals as the group gathers in the city.
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Texana
We Aemocration
An Antonio
Urge Cowmen to Fight Rail Freight Rates
At cattlemen’s convention Judge Cowan urged unity to press the appeal before the Interstate Commerce Commission for lower livestock freight rates. The American National Livestock Association and state groups seek reductions, arguing current rates threaten cattlemen’s survival and could save millions if won. The initial IC C hearing was in Fort Worth January 20, with subsequent sessions at Kansas City and other dates, aiming to halt railroads’ alleged excess profits.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Cowan
Fort Wrth
American National Livestock ‘Association
West
BANK
Wix
American National Association
Texas, Southwestern
Supreme Court
Lt. C
Weil
Fort Worth
Kansas
Thought of Eats Eases Deportation Order Sting
Two migrants awaiting deportation crossed the Rio Grande near Laredo and wandered through a cactus maze before a ride to San Antonio. Immigration officials awaited them, easing the case with a momentary shift in perspective.
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Spaniar
Rio Grande
Laredo
Man Freed After $560 Bond Waiver In Burglary Case
K. E. Billings faces burglary and theft charges after a preliminary hearing waived, with release on a $500 bond. The complaint claims he entered a residence on February 1, 1935, moving furniture valued at $75, as reported to Justice of the Peace Bend.
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K. EL Billings
Justice of the Peace Bend
Mrx
Fiona Heard
Man jailed after girl claims attack near St Hedwik road
A man believed to have attacked a 11 year old girl near her home on St Hedwik road was arrested by city and military police when he returned to his home early Tuesday morning. The girl, with her mother and sister, described the assailant and identified him. He denied involvement and provided no talk. Police planned to have the girl identify him in person at the station.
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St. Hedwik Road
Berend
Ian
Detive Captain Street
Milion
Maloukis
Classine
Anti vaccinationists plan petition to governor over Lemly case
At a county medical society meeting in San Antonio supporters of Lemly rally to urge Governor Ferguson to release him. Adolph Seidemann will present the petition, signed by many Antonians, and a Bejar county branch of the American Medical Liberty League is formed. A New Braunfels drive aims to raise 500 dollars to aid Lemly, with letters of support flooding in from across the state.
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County Medical Society
Miriam A. Fergson
Miriam Ferruson
Lemlys
Corling
R.S. Marlen
Bager Street
Ferguson
Lemly
Marlow
Adolph Seidemann
New Grannfels
Lawryer
Ierguson
Marlow Sigo
Bexar County
American Medical Liberty League
New Praunfels
Aic Lemly
Cameron
Perple
Lteill
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Slaughter
Spiller
Richard Kleburg
Dayton Hoses
Xokernot
Ike
Pryor
Lewis
Corpus Christi
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Man
London
Frieda Hampel
Wiss
SOL Super Commerce
Nevarro
Jugueloe
Roseland
St. Anthony
Cattlemen’s Ball
Goggan
House of Goggan
Fhos, Goggan & Bros, ‘the Complete Music Store
Steinway
Broadway
Travis
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