Injured by Automobiles Inga Bevan Victims in San Antonio Crash
Police report a series of overnight auto incidents in San Antonio. A Southern Pacific train collided with a truck at Comal and San Fernando, injuring three truck passengers Lanaro Moreno Jose Cavillo and Albert Yores while driver Nicholas Martinez remained unharmed. Other pedestrians and drivers were treated for injuries after separate incidents near Santa Rosa infirmary and Gibbs New Braunfels area.
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Bevan
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Comal
San Fernando
Secoion
Lanaro Moreno
Teona Street
Jose Cavillo
Stark Street
Albert Yores
West Poplar Street
Nicholas Martinez
Robert B. Lee
Taredo Street
Acear
Carmen Ramirez
Guadalope Street
Win
Fl Pato Street
Robert B. Gree
Manuel Broggs
Tose Street
Jones Avenue
Ashby Place
Hobert B. Green
Gibbs
New Braunfels Avenue
A. Guerra
Pardee Street
Firing Squad to Execute Slayer in Utah Case
Delbert Green, 21, condemned for murder, faced execution as Utah lays out the date May 17 under District Judge Eugene E. Pratt. The prior death sentence was upheld after rejecting a defense motion for a new trial, with proceedings in Farmington.
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Balt Lake City
Utah
Delbert Green
Eugene E. Pratt
Farmington
Dusky Friendship Restored After Watson Court Fight
In the Bart Commerce area two dusky youths, William Todd and I. Cruse, were charged after a fray over whiskey. Todd struck Cruse with a rock. both testified they were longtime friends. Judge Dave Watson fined Todd, noting the foolishness of the blow.
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I. Cruse
Bart
C. G. Mills
Todd
Cruse
Dave Watson
Pioneer Railroad Man Dead at 91
Columbus obituary notes Obie Maren Ohieer, reputed to have man aged oldest railroad man in the United States. He began as a train boy on a wood burner in 1851 and died last night at age 91. For 70 continuous years he remained on active payrolls of various roads, witnessing the iron horse’s rise.
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Columbus
Obie
Maren
Ohieer
D. Hever
Publisher Seeks Wyoming Senate Nomination
Cheyenne March 20 Widla Deaiing Cheyenne’s newspaper publisher who resigned in January as a member of the U S civil service commission, today plans to announce formally for the Republican nomination for United States senator from Wyoming tomorrow.
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Cheyhane
Wyo
Widla
Deaiing
Cheyenne
United States Civil Service Commisnon
Unite States
Wyoming
Bandit Killed in Robbery Attempt Near Greenwich Village
In New York on March 20 three masked men attempted to hold up a Greenwich Village restaurant. One bandit was killed, another captured after patrons beat him, and two others wounded a man and two women. Local police investigated the incident and no further details were provided.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Patronm
Two Holdups and Attacks Reported in San Antonio
Multiple holdups and assaults occurred Wednesday night in San Antonio. Victims include Jesus Herrera beaten with a pistol outside his West Salinas home, Florreth struck on the head, and delivery worker Joe Robledo robbed at Houston Street. Other victims include B G Capollio and Cecil Andrews. A diamond ring was reported stolen from Mrs. Percy Terrell at the Robert F Lee hotel and Brackenridge park gulf course.
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V . Jesus Herrera
West
Salinas Street
Robert Db.fireen
Florreth
Titsea
Errera
Handita
Joe Robledo
Summers Drug
Houston Street
Robledoas
Suson Street
B. G. Caolillo
Noh Salings
McCullough Avenue
Olmog Drive
Robert T. Green Hospital
Chiat
Caalillo
Beliere
Cecil Andrews
Narogdochen Street
Harace
Percy ‘Terrell
Robert F. Lee
Brackenridge Park Gulf Course
Texas Cattle Trails and West Texas Tales
A San Antonio column recalls 50s era West Texas adventures. Sam Bass and a San Antonio traveler recount captivity near Fort Worth between Estepreville and Palo Pinto. Profiles of Creed Glick and John D Click share frontier histories, cattle routes, buffalo hunts and early West Texas life. The piece also glosses on horse Smoky, Wintering with Will James, and a reunion of four Texas Rangers now in California.
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Harry Williams
San Antonio
Sam Baes
West Texas
Frees Fort Worth
Estepreville
Palo Pinto
Flow
Sam Knox
Bass
Ranger Aples
Ubergo
Ranger
Dick Ware
Ware
Ia Creed M. Glick
John D. Click
Fort Worth
Cine Wittler
Doubtles
Will James
Moget
Folke
Smoky
Chicago Faces No Second Financial Crisis This Year
Chicago officials assured residents that a second financial crisis is unlikely as 1925 tax notices will be mailed by June 1. Taxpayers have 20 days to pay, with funds to be delivered to city treasuries. The relief funding of 74 million dollars, raised by the Sims committee, was noted amid stray city concerns.
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Chicago
Shiv
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