Carver's Aids Arrested In Floresville Case Front
In Floresville region a man named Shipp faces six indictments including arson robbery by assault with a knife and four forgery charges. He allegedly received special jail privileges and was held as witnesses prepare for the trial of Ox Schwantz and Lun e Wilburn who are charged with a $7400 Guaranty Bank messenger robbery last summer. Judge Wy W BuCrory granted a continuance to January.
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Tok Shing
Floresville
Jim Wise
Newton
le Vleming
Shipp
Awit
Neighbor rescues woman from blaze as heater ignites
Mrs Filen Barnes and Mrs George Julian saved an elderly neighbor Tuesday when Julio n threw the other woman from flames and wrapped her in a blanket. The elder woman’s clothing caught fire but she was extinguished and rushed to Green Hospital in serious but hopeful condition. Barnes and Julian, residents of a house run by Mrs Tepain Micklejohn, aided in the tense rescue.
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Filen Barnes
George Julian
Nibbons
Julian
Enruibls
Barnes
Toberto- Green Boapstel
Ebe
Amira
Mra
Jullam
Airs
Tepain Micklejohn
Pick New Juror in McManus Case
A new juror was selected to try George McManus for the murder of Arnold Rothamin. Edmond A. Shatwell, an automobile salesman, was chosen to fill the vacancy on the jury panel approved by jurors already seated in the case.
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McManus
New York
George McManus
Arnold Rothamin
Edmond A. Shatwell
Varant
Ureill Neey
Irr
Who Else Wants To Get Rid Of Rheumatic Pains
An advertisement touts Prescription A-aBs1 as a swift remedy for rheumatic pains. It claims effectiveness for long standing and occasional pain, including gout and neuritis, with a Pillar liquid form and broad claims of success and rapid results. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Fate Offa in City Hands
Fragmented city report notes Fate Offa remains under municipal review after fall fair and race meets closed, totaling about 15 thousand dollars. Officials state only Edward Raymond received salary. a larger pay report is disputed. The document was turned over to Charles M. Fabian for reading by the mayor and commissioners at the next meeting.
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Jist
Askucin Lion Yontil
Edward Raymond
Dell Ant
Col
W.turtle
A. Wurzbach
Henry
Charen M. Fabin
Wedney
French Senate pays tribute to Tiger of France Clemenceau
In Waris on November 26 a sombre tribute marked by adjournment and expressions of mourning for Georges Clemenceau. President Paul Doumer and Prime Minister Tardieu led the honors as the senate paused to honor the late leader's memory.
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France
Waris
Freneh
Tomar Tawna
Tate
Georges Clemence
Paul Duumorgue
Premire Tardien
Substitution of Mechanical Music in Theatre Debate
In a debate on replacing live music with mechanical forms in theatres, concerns rise about diminishing real artistry. The American Federation of Musicians argues live performance remains essential, opposing orchestral substitutions and celebrating the mood and presence of real musicians.
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St. Patrick's Day
Hoover Gets U S Business Backing in Washington Plan
Washington reports a push toward a permanent business council as leaders from industry prepare for a major conference next week. The interdepartmental board will retain contracts for about 40 new ships worth around 250 million dollars, boosting shipyards and steel demand. Administrations voices express cautious optimism about progress and future actions.
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Lusiness
Lucre Iy
Con KobEsbenelghee
Waveral
Couridor
Huwlness Council
Dinlius Invest
Mugver
Washington
White House
Aggie Pep Rally to Be Broadcast From College Station
Aggie pep rally outlined for broadcast on WIAM station tomorrow night from Kyle Field. Program includes bonfire, Texas A and M band, cheerleaders, and student yells. Broadcast aims to capture traditional rally atmosphere with live speeches and performances.
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Wiam Tomarraty Wight
Yuleta
AL & Ms
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Leaiere
Ing Wictim
Kyle Fick
Michigan Expels 15 Auto Owners
University of Michigan authorities expelled 15 violators of the auto mobility ban in a disciplinary action. Names of those sent home were kept secret in accordance with the university policy, while the procedure reflected renewed enforcement efforts on campus.
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Michigan
Probe resumes into Lyng Stephens ring crime in Bexar
The thirty seventh district court grand jury in San Antonio resumes investigation into the Lyng Stephens ring and general crime conditions in Bexar county after a week delay. Indictments were returned Friday naming John Gong former chief investigator and others for liquor law violations. The grand jury aims to build on findings from the earlier ninety fourth grand jury with possible additional indictments to follow in secrecy and with limited witness access.
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Charles Stevens
Bexar County
Thirtyseventiy District Court
Cueslay
Ita
Galloway Calhoun
San Anto
Spen
Austin
John Gong
Masor
SM. Chambers
Ke. Patterson
Wally
Stratford Court
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Patterkoy
Yy &Eries
Meneford Court
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Grand Jury
Luenday Miarning
O'Fallon Faces Sears Protest Over City Assessments
City officials explain Sears Roebuck and Co protest centers on assessed value of a Standway store and South St Marys location. Hospital land values rise, boosting totals for land, buildings, and equipment as the board adjusts assessments upward.
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O'Fallon
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Nowenfog
South St. Mary's
Opland
Sears Roeburk Sail Company
Cals Inx
Vi. Vite
Aeithall
Board of Munlization
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Lul Jas
Camten
Bsu
Andy Milnes
Sali
Board to Act on MDS Building Bids for Elementary Schools
The Oakland board will decide on bids for erecting new elementary schools at Collins Garden and Smith streets. Architects and district staff have tabulated bids, with site plans noted near Sandnevits park and Sandneyvits park as potential locations.
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Pure Stary Sehont
South Vecag
Aod Smith
Nevording vii
G. Nornheeser
Vonrd
Harborcer
Sraikh Acres
Privitans
Batt
Sandnevits Park
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Settor
Prominent Arkans man linked to murder case shocks town
The article details a sensational crime in Arkansas where a 20 year old man, married to a 16 year old, killed five men and mistreated a girl as investigators note involvement by members of well known families. It questions foreign crime rhetoric and touches on prosperity tied to big business and mining, urging unity and courage. It also cites political views and wartime industrial debates by patriotic groups. A classified ad pushes real estate profits and a sales pitch.
Lady Heath Must Pay for Garments
A court ruling in London orders Lady Tintitt to reimburse costs for garments in a case involving alleged improper purchases. The division court decision cites responsibilities tied to Sir James Meth and a recent Tavihsty advertisement, with references to Chmabel Howset and other named parties.
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London
New
Tintitt
Chmabel Howset
Dames
Theistie Chicania
James
Pupils Portray Nursery Rhymes in school pageant
Pupils from Miga Gon Ragedale stage a nursery rhyme production titled The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse. Ada Ruth Pawser features in a key role amid a lively school event with many actors. Cast includes Gwenlert and Kiln Mne Hol in supporting parts.
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Gierabline
Juste
Mitcred Keewitz
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