Burglary and Robberies Hit Local Area Amid Investigations
Multiple burglaries and prowling incidents reported Tuesday across the city. A warehous e office at Douglas W. King Grain Co. seen broken into. safes possibly opened but theft amount undetermined. Armed intruders threatened residents on Taylor Street and Crockett Street, with police linking at least one incident to a prior homicide. additional robberies include a shotgun and pecans taken from Vincente Panegua, while Mrs Stoker’s jewelry and a fur coat were stolen from a vacant house and a clothesline theft noted. Police investigating string of break ins and violent entries citywide.
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Bureaaus
Douglas
King Gratn Company
Beard Sap
Howard Day
W. Guyton
Taylor
Gertrude Hawkins
Mission Rand
Mary Rodriguez
Water Street
Miss Rodriguez
J. W. Snell
East Crockett Street
A J. Cryer
Edinburg Street
Nick DeTorma
Hrarkenrigge Avenue
Mra RB. Marley
Nacognoches Street
Vincente Panegua
South Trinity Street
Werberk Mangilm
Gillbeau Street
D. Stoker
Woodlawn Avenue
North
Zerzetora Street
Rutherford
Hicks Avenue
Wilbur addresses social work conference on child welfare
Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur urges delegates in Philadelphia that low mood harms children. prosperity shifts burden of care to others while adversity elevates the home’s role, urging a level beyond current norms. A Buffalo dispatch recalls a dry ice and smoke incident at a confectionery, the box dissolving in water and cops soaking it.
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Wilbur
Ray Lyman
National Conference of Social Work
Buffalo
Pan American Round Table notes and social events in San Antonio
Clara OC Pancoast reports at the Gunter hotel a Peno American Round Table meeting with Mrs Harrison praising Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. Plans for Columbus Day events at the Municipal Auditorium are discussed along with committee appointments and numerous social teas, luncheons, and gatherings honoring graduates, officers, and local families in San Antonio and Randolph Field.
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Pancoast
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J. C. Griswold
Sepia Bosch
Arthur Paker
Captain Parker
Randolph Field
Griswold
Parker
Washington
San Antonio
Luther Bynum Clegg
Stierel
Mannheim
Clegg
Anna Hoyer
Harrisburo
Baron Sliegel
Paul Sergent
W. W. McCrory
Mesdames
Q. ML. Farnsworth
Lillian Byrne Harrison
J. K. Beretta
Henry Guerra
Kenneth Morton
Edward Heusinger
Atlee B. Ayre
Wills Keller
Taxpayers’ League
Texas Pharmacists Discuss Problems At Convention
In Austin on May 17 the fifty third annual Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention opened with concerns about soda fountain management and other issues. Governor Frank Sterling spoke in an address noting the depression’s bottom had been reached.
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Austin
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
FR. 5S. Sterling
Convention Liquor Plan Denied By Enforcement Chief
Washington reports say Chicago will host Prohibition enforcement during the upcoming convention. Howard T Jones, acting director of the enforcement bureau, called the claim preposterous and said no such plan exists.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Howard Tjones
Enforcement Bureau
Bene Fort
Rain and snow extinguish Ontario forest fires
Heavy rain and snow put out forest fires in northern Ontario. Reports from North Bay say no further outbreaks have been reported and, aside from damaged property, the losses are expected to be small.
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Canada
North Bay
Ontario
Fall Under Train Fatal to Texan
In Topeka Kansas Texan Joe Burke Humphreys 20 of Marfa fell under a freight train while attempting to board and lost his left arm and lip. He died in hospital hours later. Police say the accident occurred on the freight line during the attempt. He leaves behind family in Texas and may have been seeking work when the tragedy occurred.
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Topeka
Kan
Joe Burke Humphreys
Marfa
Texas
Knights of Columbus Council Opens State Parley in Fort Worth
The twenty ninth annual Texas Council Knights of Columbus opened Tuesday in Fort Worth with City Manager Fairtrace giving an official welcome. Delegates gathered locally then marched to St Patrick's church for mass celebrated by Rev Lagenhorst with police band leading. Light Classified Money to Loan ads are noted.
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Fort Worth
Council of Knights of Columbus
Yeomen
Police
William J. Marsh
New York Rail Bond Deposit Extended to May 25
The 8. Louis Southwestern Cotton Belt railroad bond plan to meet June 1 maturity has been extended to May 25.Deposits of 90 percent of the bonds will activate the plan, instead of 100 percent. About 20.7 million dollars of consolidated bonds remain outstanding, and failure of the plan could trigger reserve actions for the railroad.
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New York
8. Louis
Southwestern
Cotton Belt
Daniel Upthegrave
Opthegrave
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