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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

9

Mystery Knife Victim Quits Hospital After Wounding

Thoosh was weakened from loss of blood and in serious condition from a left side knife wound. Antonio Varro, 23, refused to stay at Robert BR. Green Hospital Wednesday night after being brought by a friend. Harris and Dryer, officers on the case, were mystified by his refusal to divulge details. He would not identify himself until the friend who brought him to the hospital stepped forward. The friend left promptly after providing the name, and officers were notified. Doctors were attempting to persuade the silent patient to speak.

Antonio Varro Robert BR. Green Hospital le Hed Deen Teatives Harris and Dryer Lefe

Driver Pays $90 to Wash His Hands

EB. N. Wrenz, a Texas company driver, handed in $90 after a day’s collections at Travis and Comal streets. He placed the money by the cash register while washing his hands. upon return the cash had vanished, and police noted the cashier was briefly absent.

EB. N. Wrenz Texas Company Travis Comal

Fragmentary police report on patient’s disappearance from hospital

A patient, questioned by officials, claimed amnesia about who injured him. While doctors conferred, he slipped away, hindering the investigation into the mystery surrounding his admission and the attack.

Steamship The General Goethals Stolen in New York Heist

A 5000 ton steamship named the General Goethals was reported stolen from Brooklyn and found later at a Manhattan pier after a search by investigators. The incident involved a suspect described as a rooming house resident, with authorities pursuing leads.

New York Oct. S Rame General Goethals Brooklyn Manhattan

Plan to revive The Voice of Oklahoma radio in Bristow

Oklahoma businessmen plan a statewide campaign October 42 to 24 to raise 100000 for a 5000 watt superstation network with central studio in Bristow and six remote stations. Governor Trapp backs a declaration naming the week She Votes of Oklahoma Week. Radio dealers will cover maintenance if raised. The effort seeks to replace the former KFRD Bristow station now sold to Stephen Col lege of Columbus Ohio.

Oklahoma City Chambers of Commerce and Vivie Oklahoma Voice of Oklahoma M. E. Trapp Bristow KFRD Stephen College Columbus Afc United States

Photo Denies Rumors in Los Angeles Affair

A chaotic report from Los Angeles dated October 8 describes the Dempsies posing for photos amid rumors and a disputed claim by Jack regarding what Estelle said upon meeting him at the train. The text uses unclear slang and voices, with no clear confirmation of names beyond Estelle and Gail.

Los Angeles Dempsies Gail Jack Honey Dove Estelle

Yellow Kid Weil jailed after plea fails in Chicago case

In Chicago Judge Werbert Immenhausen rejects Weil’s request for continuance noting his 16 year mental age and imbecile status. Weil, who has evaded jail by eloquence while passing checks, is ordered to pay a $1,000 fine with a possible $5,000 appeal bond. London meanwhile plans tramway stop signaling to alert when slowing.

Chicago Weil Mann de Inze Psychopathic Hospital Saya Werbert Immenhausen London London County Council

Ragman Finds $20 in Woman's Old Suit Tale

Columbus reports a ragman bought an old suit from Mrs. Ray Dickerson who found a concealed $20 bill in the pocket. She notified police to help locate the ragman after the surprising discovery and her husband exclaimed at the potential loss of the money.

Columbus

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Campaign Recalled

The original Milk of Magnesia, prescribed by physicians for 90 years, is marketed under the Phillips name. Aimed as an antidote and laxative, the 25 cent bottles include directions and are sold in drug stores, with 50 cent options noted.

Phillips

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