Uncover Boned of Victims total stands at 11
In Laporte Indiana on May 8 two diore skeletons were found at the Guinness charnel farm. One skeleton is a woman and the other a man. The tenth body was unearthed at 9 am and the eleventh lay beneath the resting place of the prior. Only three victims are identified: Jennie Olsen 16 foster daughter of Mrs Guinness Andrew Heigelein of Mansfield S D and De Qo Budsburg of Wisconsin.
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Laporte
Ind
Guinness
Dearehers
Jennie Olsen
Andrew Heigelein
Mansfield
S. D
de Qo
Budsburg
Wisconsin
International club to plan Mexico trip this summer
The commerce committee of the International club Willfield will meet next Tuesday to discuss plans for an excursion to Mexico City and other major republic cities this summer. About 50 members already intend to join, with a special publication promoting San Antonio as a wholesale market to be distributed. Senor Andreas Garza Galan, vice president, will arrange meetings from Albatros, Mexico.
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Commtttes of Tin International Club
Willfield
Cty
Mexico
Republic
Spreail
San Antonio
Teip- Senor
Andreas Garza Galan
International Club
Albaterey
Mex
Snakes Stop Work Of City Inspector
Joe Schero sanitary Inspector in the city health department reported that city ordinance must be found to permit prosecution of persons harboring snakes on their property. He was sent to inspect lots near Summit Place but could not perform duties due to reptiles. Several pools have become infested as snakes defended their positions, prompting a postponement of the inspection.
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Joe Schero
City Health Department
Mueller
Schero
Summit Place
Sehero
Fine Roads in Prospect
The convict camp moved from Palo Alto road after six months’ work to precinct No. 3 to begin road improvements linking Herling Founs Coker and Jonge Multaberger roads. Commissioned by Prank Sommer farmers at What station contribute material and money, forming a 21 mile connected route. The project will tie into the city via Bulverds real through Alamo Heights, boosting local prosperity.
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Palo Alto
Herling
Founs-Coker
Jonge Multaberger
Alamo Heights
Entourage Tour Aids San Antonians Meet the Republic’s Leaders
During the excursion San Antinians will become acquainted with the leaving ten of the republic and, with Senor L. L. Nugtetl from Durango, Mexico, will provide entertainments along the route.
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San Antinians
Ten of the Republic
Senor L. L. Nugtetl
Elh
Durango
Mex
Crocker’s Horse Wins at Sagish Stakes
Richard Groeker’s Rhodera captured the 1000 Guinea Stake at Sagish Stakes in New Market today, defeating rivals in a tight finish.
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New Market
Richard Groeker
Markets and grain futures mixed across states
Markets in New Orleans and Kansas City show futures and spot prices moving, with advances in some futures while others slip. Wheat and corn quotes are listed by grade, with receipts in Chicago and Omaha noted. cattle and hog receipts appear steady to strong, reflecting midweek trading activity.
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Ghienso
Omaha
Neb
Kanone City
Deadly Oxalic Acid Poison Mistaken At Hospital
Miss Mary A. Jones, 23, a nurse in training at Physicians and Surgeons' hospital, swallowed oxalic acid by mistake instead of magnesium sulfate, dying about 14 hours later. She lived in Yorktown Texas. the bottle labels caused the error. Hospital officials note strict labeling and training to prevent such errors.
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Mary A. Jones
Physicians and Surgeons' Hospital
Miss Jones
Yorktown
Tex
B. B. Baylor
Miss Jones Tandy
Baylor
Pasuhal
Paschal
Misa Jones
Mane
Republicans Plan Fight in Box County Convention
Duncan Mackay chaired the state Republican convention and leaders like Charles C. Cresson and Julie Oppenheimer plotted a thorough organization. The Bexar County Republican Club will meet at Mission Garden next Monday to form a strong central structure and recruit every county Republican. Permanent headquarters will be opened in the Maclay building on Nava Street with a manager to oversee operations and provide a rallying point for GOP discourse during the presidential campaign. Local workers will mount a vigorous campaign effort throughout the slate.
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Tinless
Duncan Mackay
Charles C. Cresson
Julive Oppenheimer
Itty
Box County
Bexar County
Republican Club
Mission Garden
Pling
Maclay
Nava Street
Ieharse
Cuapalga
Receiver Hearing Schedules in Daley Linch Room Case
W H Smith former owner of the Daley Linch Room sues Min J G Guitt and AP Santa current owners for 900 in debt and alleges a receivership matter. The gas in the Tinel room is noted. a court hearing is set for tomorrow at 11 45 am with Judge Seelisuontas presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Daley Linch Room
East Moastan Mlived
Hexan
Min
Poison L y s Twenty Low at Houston
Twenty members of Christchurch in Houston recover after food poisoning from stuffed crabs served at a church banquet. Judge Sinmins of Austin was unconscious briefly and eight others writhed in pain on the lawn. The bishop’s wife was among the afflicted.
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Houston
Tex
Christchurch
Judge Sinmlins
Austin
Kinsolying
Amos These
Selaed Owith Lama
Dowell Case to Grand Jury in Austin Shooting Incident
Mason Williams traveled to Austin as the case stemming from the Cristill hotel shooting is presented to the standing grand jury for investigation. Attorney Jum Dowell of Aust is wounded. C Linden, former district attorney, now in San Antonio, assists in prosecuting Dowell on a charge of default to Jude. Williams has recovered from wounds.
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Mason Willaims
Austin
Cristill Hotel
Jum Dowell
Aust
Williams
Atutin
C. Linden
Lino Dlateret
San Antonio
Dowell
Jude
Blu
Willaams
Guilty Plea Fines for Grouch and Discharge
John W. Grouch pled guilty before Judge Maxey in federal court and was fined 200 dollars and discharged after paying two hundred dollars. His brother Charles A. Grouch, Crown postmaster, faced charges of inflated compensation but the case was dismissed on the district attorney’s recommendation. Both men were named in the single federal indictment returned by the last grand jury.
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John W. Grouch
Elirit
Crown Post Office
Aftaseass
Maxey
Fred
Charles A. Crouch
Crown
United States
Charles A. Boynton
Aebitt
Turmoil Brewing Over Debt at May 13 Merchants Picnic
A garbled notice reports Apecht in The Light and others demanding a debt payment spoken at Park Worth. Gerald seeks new appeal against a rival as Attorney General Davidson weighs in. The planning committee consults advisement while Governor Campbell was invited to attend.
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Apecht
Wace
Tex
Gerald
Ecord
Fernoon
Angy Colt RM. Wyre
Park Worth
Davidson
Plome
Canbellaisa
Local Weather Forecast Ocat Report
Night temperatures tonight and Saturday show highs around 78 degrees with a low near 68. The weather office records a warmer trend today by comparison, with a general forecast indicating continued warm conditions into the weekend.
Zionist Convention Set for Atlantic City in May
United Americans Zionists and 400 society representatives from across the United States will meet in Atlantic City May 10 and 11 to discuss the Palestine restoration movement. The gathering will focus on Jewish colonization efforts in Palestine and report on Turkish negotiations, with officers elected and central organizational updates expected from Catogne.
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New York
Amorigin Zionists
Atlantic City
United Arqnists
United States
Movement For
Palestine
Catogne
Germany
Imovements
Americans Decorated By Mikado During Prince Visit
A group of Americans received the Imperial Order of the Rising Sun for kindness shown during Prince Fushina’s visit. Named recipients include Mrs. Richard P. Lounsbury, General Woodford, Henry Clows, Seth Low, and Charles Pairchild. The second class honor is shown with General Woodford pictured bottom.
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Japan
Prince Fushina
Richard P. Lounsbury
General 8
the Woodford
Henry Clows
Seth Low
Charles 5
Pairchild
General Woodford
San Antonio Horse Show Charter Sought
Application was made to the secretary of state for a charter for the San Antonio Horse Show association. Twenty ten shares remain to be disposed of this week as carpenters work. boxes sold number 2h with many spoken for. the race track fence is moved and the show fields are prepared for openings. Entries include Miss Worth Turbank Mrs Churchill Shaw Bros J G Lamkin N Becker W H Sutton Miss Mattie Terrell Black O Terrell W W Terrell Ro Li Watkins George W Dietz W S Lyte O L O A Pheuffer Cis Schituh Harvey Ta Page FN Greesheerk James Duffy.
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San Antonio Horse Show Association
Steele
Horse Show Fund
Carpentars
Falr Growuils
Worith Turbank
Mr. Churchill
Shaw Bros
J. GC. Lamkin
N. Becker
W. H. Sutton
Mattie ‘Terrell
Blek O. Terrell
W. W
Bank Closes Its Doors After Cashier's Confession
The Citizens Bank of Natherfard Tennessee shuts its doors following the confession of J. W. Sharp the bookkeeper. Cashier McDaniel says a report circulates that Sharp lost 10000 dollars in cotton futures.
Back From Fishing Trip Near Saledo
Maron ICHO NRS verified from a fishing trip to Saledo. He reports a calm night by the water and catching a bass. The mosquitoes woke him most of the night, with regular gnats noted, and he named them.
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Maron Icho
Saledo
Sunday School Picnic Arrangements Listed for City Churches
The Baptist churches in the city finalize plans for a Sunday school picnic at Uknda's park in New Braunfels tomorrow. The IL & Ch depot train departs at 9 am with riders assembling at the Southern Pacific depot. A Tricks Work Methodist event at Landa’s park is also scheduled for tomorrow.
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Uknda's Park
New Braunfels
IL & Ch
Landa’y Park
Haute
Katy Aia Wil
Padfe
Two Large Atlanta Blocks Burned In Riverside Blaze
A major fire consumed two solid business blocks in downtown Atlanta early today, threatening the entire business district. The loss is estimated at $1,500,000 with the Terminal hotel and several other structures reduced to rubble. emergency crews fought low water pressure to contain the blaze as buildings collapsed and guests were evacuated. A long list of firms suffered damage, including Schlessinger Myer Banking, Piedmont Hat, Georgia Vehicle, Southern Suspender, and Terminal hotel, with many adjacent businesses incinerated.
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Atlanta
Atlshia
Ie Eire
Fertainal
Schiessinger- Myer Banking Company
Madison and
Nelson Streets
Selessinger
Schlessinger
Khalf
Terminal
East Terminal
Mitchell Street
Marlon Hertel
Cairds
Satwéer
Southerd Suspender Company
iSouth Handierchief Company
Georgia Vehicle Company
Pletiisont, Hat Company
McClure
Madison Avesnue
Forsythe
Ife
Piedmont Hat Company
Two Divorce Cases Heard In District Court
Two divorce actions were heard today in the district court. The cases involve Wane versus Gallnto and Mactin Gallw against Fannhy 8, Siler versus George M. Siler. Proceedings focused on alimony and property division with judgments pending.
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Mactin
Siler
George M. Siler
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Federation of Amoerican
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Elty
I. J. Freed
Charles Tee
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Seek Horse Show Charter
Firma
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Schlessingarsfeyer Banking Company
Moore & Floyd
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Piedmont Heat Manufactouing Company
J. H. Schroeter & Mo
Edward
Small
McClura
Gentral Bank & Trust Corporaton
Kingsberry Shoe Company
American Bag & Transfer
Peter Verghiotis
Samuel Gans Company
Marton Hotel Annex
J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Company
Hill Neckwear
Childs Hotel
Alexander Krelsta Grocery Company
Walker Cooley Frame
Anderson Bros. Grocers
Alverson Bros
Hirschbarg Company
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