Grand jury fails to indict two men in Stevens ambush case
In Nisets fourth district court a grand jury failed to indict Lee Cottle and McClellan Red Henck in the ambush shooting of Charles Stevens. The court gave the prosecution until 0:20 a.m. Saturday to present more evidence. when not provided, Cottle was released. The two men had been held at Bexar county jail since their arrest shortly after Stevens was shot.
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Nisets
Fourth District
Teap-Bill
Lee Cottle
McClellan
Henck
Charles Stevens
Gdse
W. We McCrory
Salse Ikdges
Erand
Penth Victim Near Death as Auto Crash Probed
An investigation opened after a small open car carrying nine people was struck by a New York Central passenger train nine miles east of South Bend. The crash killed several occupants and badly mangled bodies lay along the right of way. A four year old boy among the dead was not yet identified.
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Fouth Bend
Tad
Kay
Ajuries
British soldiers die in crossing crash near Jaffa
An Extension News dispatch from Jaffa reports a Cairn iepresa vehicle collision while patrolling near Kal I. British soldiers were killed and seven injured as the truck they rode in crashed in the bed areas amid renewed Jewish tensions. The incident occurs during the twelfth anniversary period related to the Balfour declaration near Hilkiliah northwest of Jaffa.
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Fish
Iepresa
Kali
Exenion
Jaffa
Hilkiliah
Christian Endeavor Union Meeting in San Antonio
The San Antonio Christian Endeavor Union will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Los Angeles Heights Community porch. Abraham Peres will speak on The Work and the Union of the Mexican Christian Endeavor. Cleo Altheide will direct the program.
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At & P.m
San An
Jones to Speak on Christian Science at Linou Square Church
Dr Mion T Jones will give Sunday sermon at 7 30 in Linou Square Presbyterian Church on The Life of Mary Baker Eddy. The talk will be part of a weekly schedule using the book on Christian Science.
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Christian Science
Mion T. Jones
xLinou Square Presistering
Mary Baker Eddy
Baek
Local Classifieds Highlight Wide Range of FP Classification 8 Items
Readers are directed to classification 8 in Light where offerings span all business types and price points. The page outlines varied goods and services available, signaling a broad marketplace presence for shoppers seeking diverse options.
City Prosecutors Face Heavy Week at Corporation Court
City prosecutor Andy Young wrapped a demanding run at Corporation Court on Saturday after days of handling hundreds of provocation cases. William Davis, newly appointed as city prosecutor, and Sam Hocker, serving as assistant to City Attorney Tom Cobb, were noted in the proceedings amid a flurry of matters.
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iCity
Andy Young
Corporation Court
William Davis
CM. Chamibers
Belved bin
Chumeroos
Sam Hocker
Davia Fle
Bee
Tom Cobh
City Athorney
Pioneer Resident Buried at Helena
Pioneer resident Sophrovia Grahem, 79, buried in Melon cemetery near Karns City after funeral services in Wetena. The rites were led by Rev. Th. R. Losd of the First Baptist Church in San Antonio, assisted by Rev. E. H. Owen of the Karnes City Baptist Church. The notice also invites readers to read the first installment of Miss Pat starting Monday in The Light.
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Karsts City
Sophrovia Grahem
Wetena
Bari
Melon
Th. R. Losd
First Baptist Church
San Antovio
Karnes City Baptist Church
Pat
Mondas
Campaign Planned at Baptist Temple for Ed Build and Debt
The Baptist Temple plans a campaign to raise funds for an educational building and to reduce debt. After the pastorate, the church board will propose a budget between 17 000 and 236 000 dollars at a business meeting Wednesday night. Pastor Heidasse L Yelvington leads the church as officials cite growing educational needs.
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Board of Demons of the Baptist Temple
Hei
Desse L. Yelvington
Pastor to Preach Farewell Sermon in Fredericksburg
The Rev. F. W. Radetsky of Fredericksburg Methodist Church South will deliver his farewell services on November 3 after being transferred by the Methodist conference. The item appears in a local church notices column with miscellaneous ads and beauty-classified content.
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Predricksburg
F. W. Radetsky
Fredrickeburg
Alamo Methodist Pastor Arrives Next Week
The Rev L D Boatman is appointed pastor of the Alamo Methodist church and will arrive next week to begin his duties. Dr TF Besong will lead Sunday morning services and the Rev D K Berty will preach the evening sermon. The new pastor comes from the Central Conference. The Rev A T White, former pastor, stays in the city to devote full time to evangelistic work of the West Texas conference.
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Alamo
Fletcher Begins Fourth Year as Laurel Might Mathes Pastor
Dr Philip Cone Fletcher begins his fourth year as pastor at Laurel Might Mathes church. He will preach Sunday morning on Gods Army of Gecupn Yon and speak in the evening on The Things We Throw Away. The church plans to organize 86 officials for the coming conference year. Miss Pat starts Monday in Light.
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Laurel Might Mathes
Philip Cone Fletcher
Wight
Highland Park C F Goes to Lavernia
Highland Park C F travels to Lavernia Texas for a Christian Endeavor program at Highland Park Presbyterian Church Sunday at 6 p.m. The chairmen and speakers listed include Mrs Kenny Jones Mr W C Schmidt Dr Raster Dr Greer and Aira Wiseman.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Lavernia
Texas
Christian Endeavor
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Mre
Kenny Jones
Sire
W- C. Schmidt
Raster
Greer
Aira
Wiseman
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New York
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