Hedwig Bandit Shootout Ends Looming Vigil as Suspect Is Shot
Deputy James Thurles, after months of patient vigil along Burnet and Walter streets, shoots a fleeing armed assailant during a late night pursuit. A woman accomplice aided the plan while bloodhounds are deployed to track the bandit through the bushes after the elevated confrontation near the Southern Pacific yards. Police identify the wounded suspect later at the hospital and recover clothing and jewelry from victims.
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Teken
Bord- Jun
Ettick
James
Carver
Tira Regrocs
Neek
James Thurles
Temes
Canable
Ofejock
Burnet
Tames
Sammee
Geis
Bil Grenn
Deterties Kuhnks
Court House
Nepro
Warvey
Gott Feft
James Ae Walters
Burnetsteeat
Southern Pacific
Rice
R. S Flores
Howes
Jamen
Mayor Heads Reward Fund For Bandit Captors
City officials praise Constable Duke Carver Depuy Sheriff Sam James Special Investigator John Long and a feurless woman for capturing the Blick Terrors after a year of crimes on the St Hedwig road. Mayor Tobin and county officials establish a reward fund. San Antonio Light contributes. Jack Burke Neil Campbell and Sheriff Stevens comment approvingly. fund grows to honor the trio and their confederate.
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Duke Carver
Depuy
Sam James
John Long
St Hedwig Road
Dahn ‘Tobin
Ciass
Myward
San Antonio
Tobin
Boa Antonio
Pears
Jack Burke
Neil Campbell
Grant
Campbell
Din Stevens
Reign of Black Terrors Blamed for Five Deaths
Reports allege blacks in custody fuel a wave of killings and robberies. Officers killed three suspects in fierce gunfights while holdups, robberies, and attacks on civilians, including women, are linked to the gang. Names and details of victims are partially withheld amid ongoing investigations.
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Commerce
Stover
Joe Bernendse
Eddie Darn
Grant Darn
H. D. Robertson
Hecent
John Fox
EB. A. Ashby
Charlee Sweeney
Road Log Service Offered for Thanksgiving Game
W H Furlong of the highway department Chamber of Commerce announced a special road service for fans attending the Lexm A M game in College Station on Thanksgiving Day. The service opens Saturday morning and is free. Par m a Cameron prepared the best routes and road logs for Mr Furlong. Weather and route conditions will be updated. information will be available at the Chamber and via Mr Furlong at his home each night leading to Thanksgiving.
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College Station
W. H. Furlong
Highway Department Chamber of Commerce
Parma
Cameron
College
Furlong
Corarcree
Collins and Hunt to Lead in Cotton
Reading from faulty OCR, the piece notes Collins and Hunt to head cotton production efforts this summer. It mentions production estimates, drought impacts in Texas, and the state's share of national cotton output, with Wilkinson and others contributing to yearly results. The data imply Texas still dominates U S cotton output despite adversities.
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Collins
Hunt
Elvis
Williamson
Raay
Cotta Erin
Enis
Wilkinson
Vitofyra
Lixna
United
Texas
Automobile collision injures two on South Preso Street
Two people, Willie Sharoms and J. A. Brndrick, were injured in a car crash at South Preso Street and Ware wick Boulevard. They suffered cuts to the battle and face and were taken to Rawta hogan Ine firmacy after a vehicle operated by Hrad rick and driven by Teon devange 116 Parker Avenue collided.
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Mre
Willie Sharoms
Clifford Court
J. A. Brndrick
Magnolia Avenue
Dartawy
Sey Ceriona
South Preso Street
Warewick Boulevard
Rawta Hogan
Yyern
Hradrick
Teon
Devange
Parker
Ayeunte
Collided
Lseep
Ingu
Flight Exercise Aimed at College Instructor Cadet
A scrambled report notes a planned aviation drill involving cadet 0 Jr Aparhuwk, pilot Rolly Wield, and Collegetation Reture day. It mentions Captain A Muldorn, formerly an instructor at Kitty, now stationed at A, and SoGaptain Gyldorn en route to Vink to the fiving fold.
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Aparhuwk
Rolly Wield
Muldorn
Sylue
Kitty
SoGaptain Gyldorn
Mike. T
Crunay
Business Men Will Visit Mexico Delegation Trip Set
Antonio business men will join a chamber of commerce trip to the Rio Grande Valley across the border. The plan includes Matamoros and Garza Garcia from Laredo and Grande City, with Harlingen hosting the Valley Bid Winter Fair opening December 1. A San Antonio Antoniy delegation will attend, aiming for a multi day trip with about 14 businessmen expected to reserve space.
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Ban Antonie
Chamber of Gotamerie
Rio Grand Valley
Wes
Mexico
Leasy
Rio Grande
Chevinle
Nieve Tuereda
Adee Garmergue
Hi Grande City
Hartingen
San Antonio
Harlingen
First Lady Shops Early in New York at Museums
Mrs Coolidge alters plans during a New York visit to view prints and antique New England furniture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She focused on room draperies and silver while the President rested. Three young women from a high end dress shop spoke briefly at her hotel.
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Jay
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Jude
Art Museum
Wien
Centenarian Rebecca Maralall Celebrates 100th Birthday
In Chicago on November 20, Mrs Rebecca Maralall marked her centennial birthday. She remains active at home, tending to household duties, and looks forward to meeting a growing family with hopes of seeing a grandchild.
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Chicago
Mre
Rebecca Maralall
Ahe
Bale
Sti
Heaperhold Dite
Geal Grout
Plan to grant new gas franchise in San Antonio
Seagraves and Moody face conditions to win rights to market gas here. Mayor Tobin outlined requirements including bonding and city approval. Officials expect discussion with city attorney next week as details of terms and state regulatory actions unfold amid South ern Natural & Company’s pipeline expansion.
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Seagraves
Mogily
Tenudry
Tin Southern Company
Tobin
Seagraves and
Moody
San Antonio
Race with death believed won by wounded hunter
Fageng Bohl, 22, injured in a hunting accident near Devine Wednesday, was reported to have died from wounds after being treated at Santa Rosa infirmary. Attempts to recall events suggest mistaken identity as a fence rifle misfire led to the shooting, with details unclear among companions.
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Fageng Bohl
Devine
Santa Roa
Kan Antonin
Bond Set On Liquor Charge For Marines
United States Commissioner Edwards Pridny set a $500 bond after Marines were charged with liquor offenses. The charges involve alleged violations by Artanjaldos Marines and co-defendant Agnar, with details of the case limited in the readable text.
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Artanjaldos Marines
United States
Edwards Pridny
Marines
Nis Agnar
River survey finished for San Antonio widening work
Survey of the San Antonio river from southeast of the city to its intersection with St Marys street at the public service company has been completed. The work will proceed after Olmos dam completion and the cost of Olmos dam is to fund the river project.
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San Antonio River
San Antonio
Fire destroys new courthouse awning and startles city
A Friday fire in AL damaged the new courthouse awning attached to the clerks office area. Fire crews from Central Station extinguished the blaze after a cigarette carelessly tossed caused the fabric to burn. The incident left the awning destroyed and prompted a quick response to prevent structural damage.
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Altaches
Gashed War Vet Dies in Dallas After World War II Service
Ghareriis Wiley, 31,708 Dallas, gassed in act during World War II. He joined the army here in unit No. 211. He will be buried here. Survived by his wife, parents, three brothers and five sisters.
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Dallas
Ghareriis Wiley
Winter Fuel and Gasoline Bids Sought by City
The city seeks bids for winter fuel and gasoline supplies. Gasoline will power autos and tractors while fuel is needed for heating systems in the city hall and central fire and police stations on St Marys Street. Casper high school defeated Mid-west High 20 to 0 last night using a lighted white enamel football.
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S. A
Sity
Ity
Hull
St. Mary's Street
Casper
Wyo
Mid-west
S A Freight Depots to Observe Thanksgiving
San Antonio freight depots will observe Thanksgiving Day. Freight handlers and clerks will have a holiday and stations will be closed all day. Announcement by W O Donnell secretary of the local freight agents association.
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San Antonio
Local
O’donnell
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