Self-inflicted gunshot ends deer hunt near Tilden
W. H. Fabuson of East Commerce Pharmacy reports that Johnson, a San Antonio resident for eight years, was killed by a high powered bullet while deer hunting with Dick Carroll about five miles south of Tilden in McMullen County. An inquest was held and the body shipped to Winebars for funeral.
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W. H. Fabuson
South Cherry Street
East Commerce Pharmacy
Tilden
McMullen County
Dick Carrol
San Antonio
Johnson
Carper
Burns Ranch
Carrol
Christine
Tennessee
Texas
Myle
Airs
Emma Johnson
Horas
Winebars
Ma Ferguson Reflects On Election Pride And Simple Joys
Governor elect Ma Ferguson expresses pride in the election and finds pleasure in home life amid flowers. The piece recalls her humble roots and her quiet leadership while law and wartime duties shaped Texas politics.
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Ma” Ferguson
Jim Ferg
Farmer Refuses Cattle Dipping Arrested in Texas
Ernest Lisek, a Martin County farmer, was arrested by two deputy sheriffs on his way home after refusing to accompany an officer to San Antonio for cattle dipping. He declined to comply with the state dip law and was taken to jail to face a fine.
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Ernest Lisek
Martin
Bexar County
Lieck
San Antonio
Vicks
Tientts
Pete Lujan
Feliciznag
Flor
Angel Barloe
Martinez
Parloce
Plant opens furnace at Pulaski Iron plant
Pulaski Virginia November 6 1925 the iron furnace of the Pulaski Iron company idle since September 55 1925 was set to start up immediately according to reports in the town.
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Pulasky
The
Pulaski Iron Company
Billy Sunday Sends Cal Coolidge Turkey Telegram
Billy Sunday telegraphed President Coolidge from Nashville Tennessee praising his four year stay and predicting the White House would keep him. He said a fat test turkey from his Oregon ranch would be present for Thanksgiving.
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Nashville
Tent
Billy
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
D. C
Charleston
Oregon
William A
Double Killing at Somerset Before Thirteenth District Court
The December 1922 Somerset double killing will be aired in the Thirteenth district court Friday. Professor W. A. Halliburton, 48, and J. G. Harwood, 22, died in a three cornered shooting. Harwood was Halliburton’s son in law. Chapman, superintendent of Somerset schools, was also shot and died. Witnesses describe a confrontation beginning in front of Kinney General Store and continuing through a drugstore to the rear. Halliburton is charged with the shooting of Chapman. the motive cited involves Mrs Harwood, Halliburton’s daughter, from Somerset schools.
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Somerset
W. A. Setman
J.G. Harwood
Thirenth
Tralliburton
Chapman
A. W. Harris
Young Harwood
San Antonio
Alphonse Newton
O'Dock
Angel Barloce
Jay
Ipman
Halliburton
Harweed
Chapman Do
Kinney
UN Duk
Harwonrl
Furney
Harwood
Wiallihurion
Somerset Schools
TRO HEARTS MADE HAPPY BY OCHS OFFER
Danny hopes to unite with his dog Sport as negotiations with Mr. Ochs proceed for Liberty. The scene centers on the dog’s return to freedom from the pound after an emotional reunion and the promise of a new home at Wolff & Marx.
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Ochs
Danny
Mr. Ools
Wolff & Marx
Sport
Luet
Youth dies after pistol wound from accidental shooting
Antonio Rivers, 19, of 20 North Santa Rosa Avenue, died at Robert S. Green hospital after a gun discharged during a claimed pistol sale attempt. The youth was shot in the right leg, his amputation and death following weeks after the incident.
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Antonio Rivers
Santa Rora Avenue
Robert S. Green Hospital
Rivera
Porter
Hey
Vivera
Hite
Doheny Testifies Patriotic Motives Behind Leases
Admiral Robison testifies that oil magnate E. J. Doheny acted from patriotic motives when accepting Elk Hills leases and contracts for Pan American Petroleum. Robison, at the time head of the navy engineering bureau, says Doheny agreed to aid in building Pearl Harbor fuel storage to deter a west coast invasion.
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Los Angeles
E. J. Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Elk Hills
J. K. Robison
Admiral Robison
Navy Engineering Bureau
Doheny
Pearl Barbor
Hawaii
Robison
Two Globe Girdling Planes Arrive at Kelly Field
Two globe girdling planes are due Thursday for a visit to New Orleans while stationed at Kelly Field. Planes will be stored in hangars 14 and 15, cleared of other aircraft for reception. Master Sergeant Deckman leads the line driving crew management with crews including Simons, Chawanian, Peck, and Kelleher of the Eighth Attack Squadron. Additional crews from the Ninety and Sixty-first Squadrons and Six tieth Service Squadron prepare DH-4B planes for the flight, with teams led by Green, Tarros, Morris, Civhow, Ward, and others.
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New Orleans
Kelly Fied
BR. Deckman
Eghth
HB. Simons
Chawanian
R. 5
W. J. Wilkerson
P. Civhow
J. @. Holland
R. Wallace
Sixtieth Service Squadron
I Tarros
J. WP. Morris
Prefieth
A. WT. Adams
H. F. Wickman
8. Ward
Ninstieth
Butter Production Drops Across Regions in Latest Month
Chicago reports a 10 percent decline in butter production by the American Association Cremery Butter Manufacturers Sauer. The Southwest shows the sharpest drop while storage holdings around 13 million pounds anticipate higher prices.
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Chicago
American Association Cremery
Coolidge weighs next term and cabinet shifts
President Coolidge, enjoying growing endorsement as election returns come in, plans a four year term and a new legislative program. He faces a short session with a Congress led by Republicans but controlled by La Follette forces, while Cabinet changes and Mellon’s tenure are debated.
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Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Congress
White House
LaFollette
Melton
Treasury Department
Mer
Sisenstom
Agricultural Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry ©. Wallsec
Mellon
Raid Seizes 20 Gallon Still and Whisky at Fair Avenue
Federal agents and rangers raided 314 Fair Avenue Thursday morning seizing a 20 gallon still five and one half gallons of whisky and 25 gallons of mash. Ed K. Tindel was arrested on manufacture and possession charges before United States Commissioner R J Edwards who set a $1000 bond that was not posted. Jose Gonzales, sought on possession and sale charges since last August, was remanded to jail in default of a $750 bond.
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Fair Avenue
Ed K. Tindel
United States
R. J. Edwards
Jose Gonzales
Jrail
South Texas Grapes Seen as Prime Early Market
South Texas offers near market access and cheap land for vineyards with early table grapes. Varieties highlighted include Tauariti, Manukka, and Marayille de Malaga, ripening by July 1 and capable of withstanding rains. Raisin use possible with dehydrators but wine making doubtful. Sap plans wide distribution and farmer education along the railroad to promote a grape belt.
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Persia
California
Malaga
Texas
South
Moore
Sap
United States
Jewish Welfare Workers Meet in San Antonio on Old Folks Home Project
Rabbi Martin Zielonka of El Paso and Charles Haase of Memphis travel to San Antonio to discuss a proposed Jewish Old Folks' Home serving eight Southern states including Texas. A luncheon at the Menger Hotel honors them, hosted by the Jewish Social Service Federation board with local B Nai B Rith representatives. Zielonka has led Temple Mt Sinai for 25 years and engages in philanthropy. Haase is a Memphis merchant and former president of the city’s board of education.
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Martin Zieloika
ET Page
Texas
Charles Haase
Memphis
San Antonio
Menger
Zielonka
Mr. Haase
Jewish Social Service Federation
B’nai B’rith
Temple Mt. Sinai
el Paso
Mro. Haase
Board of Education
Brom O Quinine Tablets Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Brom Quin ine Tablets as a remedy for colds grip or influenza and as a preventive. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove and the price is 80 cents.
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E. W. Grove
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