Arkansas A KG FIR Semel Arkansas New York
A telegram from Wet Springs Arkansas reports a roster of suspects in a jewel theft case tied to the killing of Preston Austin. George Cole and James Watson are named as persons of interest, with others including Wille Cerler William J O Connor Secob Rosen and Robert Nelson tied to the investigation and alleged stashing of jewels worth thousands. Police describe the situation as volatile and the defense calls the actions ridiculous as hearings near.
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New York
Wet Springs
Arc
Gero
Hot Springs
Dar
Preston Austin
Victoria
Lexi
Cole
Watson
Bell
Wille Cerler
Rhode Ieland
William J. O'Connor
Baffalo
Secob Rosen
New Offk Retail Eterna
Iittarpey
Thas
Robert Nelson
Dail Yesterare
Services Friday for H Storbeck
Funeral services are set for Friday at the chapel of TMebe Undertaking Co for H Storbeck a local native. The late Herman Storbeck belonged to Harmonia Lodge No 1 Hermann Bons Sam Sto uston Camp Woodlawn of the World and the Eagles. He survived by his widow Elizabeth Storbeck two sons Carl and Hernande one brother Robert Storbeck and one sister Mrs Julie ertigez all of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heenan Storthet
Tmebe Undertaking Company
A. Je Wolff
St. Jobe's Gulborau Church
Storbeck
Trackencige
Abont
Wnas
Harmonia Tadge No. 1
Orier
Hermann ¢ Bons
Sam Sfoustan
Woodsmoon
Eraternal 2
Eagles
Elizabeth Storbeck
Carl É and
Hernande
Robert Storbeck
Red
Julie Ertigez
Graduates Chosen for Honor Society in San Marcos
San Marcos May 20 The following members of the graduating class of Southwest Texas Teachers College are elected to membership in the senior chapter of the scholars society on the occasion of the spring commencement May 28 Those named include John McGuire Bates Mary Solette San Angers Bertha Upton Ruth Vallisni Beethie Pellete Porky Johanna Alling Cleo Flor Ruth Elizabeth White These graduates make up the top ten percent of the class.
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San Marcos
Gecduiling Reints of
Southwest Tesay
Ion
Acholarahin Pocietion Sbe
Nalle Beholarebin
Jona McGuire Bates
Kila Solelte
San Alngers
Bertha Upiion
Usalife
Usalife, Oui- Sie Vallisni, Werckencilge
Porky
Cleo Flor
Ruth Elizzabeth White
Muderty Minke
Start Work for Gonzales School.
May 2eRirt was broken yesterday on Gen estates' new ward school budlding. The E. Ti. Page company of Latero.re- Stentiy awarded the contract, putting 2 men to work on the doh. Jie 'Page compens wan the Inwest biditer out Sfatte twentefice Mrma, bidding TAD a mieliog of the achool bored bird yeaterday. C. Simmona of Ne ' Fun wan 'awarted the cantenet for the witing, at cont of 41076.
Boy Recovers From Venom Bite In Redeningburg
A boy recovering after a rattlesnake bite near Redenickaburg. He was bitten while resting at the sourd of Knappathool. Ming Alme Totfman, a teacher, applied first aid before medical aid. The incident prompted local health officials to review snakebite response.
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Joe Banaera
Ming Alme Totfman
Tracher
Sahagk
Furbel Ito
Local society notes highlight honors at Tunch co give
Flowers to the living and badges of honor were featured at a May gathering at the old hotel. The newly elected regent presided, praising long-serving officers, while a program included Native American stories, dances, and a piano recital by San Antonio students. Community clubs, church and auxiliary groups announced meetings, dances, and bazaars with emphasis on scholarships, education, and local historical tribute.
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Mengee
Snd
Antonia de Heane
Regen
Bter. Robertson
M. W. Grant
Mess Mckerison
T. NX. Deving
Mhu Phurvil
Roviery
Devine
Grant
Hese
Bao ‘Owen
O.M
Cochrsae
Brooke Bovith
Mre
Con Stibuen
Branels
May Fete Atop Protestant Orphans Kindergarten
The kindergarten children of the Protestant Orphans’ knee will stage a May fete at 4 o’clock Friday afternoon under Miss Dorothy Steele, with Miss Elizabeth Tieuarilaen and Mary Flelen Brown as organizers. A pageant titled The Beasons features Milton Skiquer and Billy McCollaugh as kings, plus numerous named performers, Maypole dances, Indian dancers, and a variety of roles in the spring pageant.
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Orphana
Dorothy Steele
Luizabeth
Tieuarilaen
Christian Usler
Mary Flelen Brown
King
Queer
Ageant
Che Beasons
Pages
Milton Skiquer
Billy McCollaugh
Flowers Feednicht
Will Ey Mayol
Wayne Ditlara
Az Jack Prost
Netty McGuffip
Wagine Brady
Mary Ardencous
Jeroy Sanford
Rain Uraps
Ness Louise Cooper
Dorothy Jean Brown
Boris Bernard
Mary Jean Goldsmith
Colin Fay Rice
Myrtle Metcalf
Araen Tanae Me
Dumpty Dumpty
Wayno
George Ardeneaux
Walter Rathway
Ackle Green
Daphne Brodk
Pigeloss
Torothy ‘Mhateher
Jolke
McMillanswill Piax Gandy
Uakes
Grant Emstoy Jr
Agatr Grough
Movos Dislodged From Stronghold In Ta Nat Province
Warfare between Philippine constabulary and Moro outlaws in Ta Nat province ends as the Moros flee the fort they had held since May 7, after government forces dislodge them.
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Manila
Mes
Philippine Contabulary
Ta~ Nat
Army Orders and Fort Worth Highlights Amid War Mobilization
The page lists Army orders and movements across the Americas with mentions of Fort Worth, Fort Benning, Panama, Langley, and various units and officers. It notes brace for deployment and training, with references to naval and air components, and ongoing coordination between commands in New Orleans, Washington, and other posts.
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Apberas
Brevier Washington
de Teselistrinee
Ying Vordera
Wenn Petted
C. Hulten
Han Peauoisco
den- An
Rownsevell
Iting Senior
Camaen
Jefferson
Benning
Panama
Belews
Rey
Armond Canceice & Rover
Langley
Dice
Selty Field
Robert Ta
Gaston
Preda
Astells
Dewhe
Taubed
Ely
John Bertim
Murray C. Weodbor
Seem Jr A
Belly
Fort’ Gam
Fall Proves Fatal to Pioneer Woman
REDERICKSBORG May 2 Mrs. frielrich Kichze pioneer of this city died after an accident Wednesday evening from a fall while walking in her home days earlier. She was born in Tieblield Germany and was among the early settlers of this section. Survived by two daughters Mrsatie Kramer and Miss Lina Kiebne both of Frederickburg, and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held today afternoon in Union cemetery with Rev Arthur Kuener officiating. Connect Tax Roll Frederickburg. Commissioner's court of Gillespie county will sit as a board of equalization beginning May 20 to inspect and equalize the tax roll for 1930.
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Coroihy Lane
Alamo Heights
John L. Slenning
B. A. Drake
Vance Jackson Road
Howse
Nenning
E. A. Uirnkt
Mire Barton Lane
Emma Mickey
Lake Charles
Lake Hover
Ilirecinra
Teculne Stseion
Dorothy Lee Gill
St. Mark'a
Hovee
Dorothy Tell Yearmann
Carey Slidler
Thn
Fern Hirsch
Mies Telon Mann
Emile Trouter
Gresdolm Shepherd
Margare Venn
Julia Page
Fannie Franks
Oelnck
Alamo Tieizhty School
Auidislorium
Redericksborg
Frielrich Kichze
Pionere
Hari i Tieblield
Gertieny
Sharo
Mratie Kramer
Lina Kiebne
Redorickeburs
Ad Este
Fredericksburg
Moss
Commissioner's Court of
Gillespie Counts
Gillespie County
Episcopalians Plan Meeting at Westminster Grounds
A large gathering from San Antonio Triscope church will attend the ninth summer conference at Westminster grounds west Kerrelle from Time 2. Bishon W. Capers of the Texas diocese presides. Rev. I. D. Medards leads delegates and Miss Mabel Cooper directs teacher training with Fr. M. Gibson and Mrs J. G. presiding. St. Mark's Church and local representatives will participate in organizing lectures and litera ture distribution.
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San Antonio
Moore
Missa Mabel Cooper
New York
Acccetare
Rellana
M. Gibson
National Council of the Church
J. G
Houthweat
St. Mark's Church
Simlan
Mins
Mien George
Bo Psongeese
Ars
We Uarrelt
Miss Started Brecht
Mise Marjnvie Mitchell
Revival opens at Christion church. medical and lecture news
Franks A Prather, son of Dr Prather, will receive his medicine degree from Taylor University College of Medicine on June 2 and starts a residency at the Wubert B Green Memorial Hospital on July 1. A three week revival begins Sunday at the Southside Christian Church led by D W Griffith II. Texas topics include Lone Star independence.
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Frank A. Prather
de. R. Bi. Prather
Taylor Aiv Easity College of Medicine
EH Lng
Wubert B. Green Areminiol
Harold Lowes
Hull
Eer
D. W. Griffith II
Dallan Oaking
Lone Star
San Antonio
T. B. Thoranson
Texas Agricultural and Mechanion College
Witehelt
Frank 0. Wiehel
Daline
Kennedy AL Milfoiin
Tat Fur University
Ftbe
reLch Green Memorial Pospitel Jubr Tosa
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Aeronautic Radio Firm
Frank Goldsborough
U. S
R. M. LaVollette
Wisconsin
United States
Robert
U.S. Senate
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Charles Jr
Douglas Fairbanks
Screw Star
hose_son
Junior
Joan Crawford
Arkansas
H. Storbeck
Gonzales
Boy
Snake
Farnsworth
San Antonis
Broner Chandler Harris
Mae Aims
The
Archdiovesin Council of Catholic Women of
Re Kyle Maupin
Unit No. 200
American Legion Ausilary
Corpus Christi
Auxiliary Winchean
Bete Chapter
Delta Kapra
Socia Hon
Diisy Margueride Perez
Mise Taith
Boril
Dies
F. A
Maude Robinson
Dite Loisett
Syers
Mins Ruby Cole
St. Phillips
Gitboos Club
Bracken Hodge Park
Kark Johnson
How
Kerns
WP. Devito
J. A. Hall
Mist Ant. Burne
Ite
Kor Antonio Conservation
Willian Cassin
Crafton
Mra
Avsd Ks
Faysoy
Beret
Roy Marsgen
Che
Omsate
Ad Carter
Jhe
mMe
Rube Goldberg
Wall Street
BAY
Sant Lune
Episcopalians Plan Meeting
R. Usle Maupin
Woodrow Wilson
Han
Trorh Coy Pye Christi
Southwest Texas
Firalle Netter
Carnegie Library
Fridus
New Yorkk
Europe
Alan
Carey and Slaughter
Frances
Wellesnay
Grew
Albert the Cuyers
Alhert
Mike
Elsie Eclnsal
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