FINE FOURTEEN ON DRINKING CHARGES
In a October case Judge John Onion fined fourteen people for drunkenness and related offenses. Several others were fined on traffic charges, with amounts ranging from five to fifteen dollars. Discharges included Walter Emerson and multiple others. the record lists numerous names and minor charges with mixed outcomes.
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Becsaes Seturder
Carporaum
Wight
HB. A. Fernandes
C.F. Mee Carlds
Nora Sullivan
J. Collitto
Lawrence Johnson
Roy Sa Mons
Charles Klmon
Mr. Mester
Urbss
J. O. Collins
Rst
Campbell
Gilbert Verd
Terry Dues
Noa W
Gibson
Herbert Leverclt
Pe A Hernandez
Lestie Handson
Joe Cirilelle
Joe Nodriguez
Wilson
Buddy Gooper
TH. Atone Doze
J. O.penvik
D. R. Johnson
John Onion
Walter Emerson
Jose E. Fresino
T. N. Francis
GO. Levis
Sam O'Neil
D. Flaittan
W. Y Worden
A. Srlazat
Chief Kilday Hosts Officers Aiding City Force
Peace officers from out of town on duty during the Bon Antonio convention were thanked at a farewell banquet by Chief of Police Owen filter. Attendees included Jos Cassard of New Orleans Ine Siawe of Flago Ceril Burch of Gresville Tex Billy Gordon of Wansag Manurice Byrne of Chicago HW Graham of Houston Florencia Moreno of Mexico City James Alalone of Philadelphia SS Corpin of Leaumont William Reed of Los Angeles Frank Williams of St. Louis and Andrew Roche of Detro ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Antonio
American Legion
Owen Filter
Jos Cassard
New Orleans
Ine Siawe
Flago
Ceril Burch
Gresville
Tex
Billy Gordon
Wansag
Manurice Byrne
Chicago
HW. Graham
Houston
Kelly Field Band to Give Concert at Post Tuesday
The Air Corps Training Center under Warrant Officer Robert Resta will present a weekly concert at Kelly Field on Tuesday evening at 7:45. The program includes America First overture and clarinet solo by Second Lieutenant Menus HB Gentile, plus selections such as Carmen, Old Timers, All or My Daughter Came Tears, The Southward, and The Huar Sinn Banner.
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Air Corps Training Center
Robert Resta
Kelly Field
America
Gentile
Wally
Mninsody
Frangean
New York Auto Editor Visitation to City
Duncan Curry, automobile editor of the New York American, plans a visit to San Antonio in late October. Curry is an old friend of Murlong and supplied data for recent four page articles on the Ol Spanish Trail.
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N.Y
William Murlong
San Antonio
Bastage
Mfr
Duncan Curry
New York American
Furlong
Mr. Fur
Fong
Pigeon Breeding Meet sets plans in San Antonio
In San Antonio Ferrera leads a push to form a pigeon breeding association with 35 to 40 lofts and 10 to 700 birds. Members are urged to gather at the Chamber of Commerce assembly room Saturday at 2 pm to finalize officers and discuss weight, diet, and market-ready plumage.
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San Antonio
J. HB. Ferrera
Ferrera
Ien
Fecceen
Chamber of Commerce
Safuredur
Euhjoda
City to Bid on Sewage System Project Monday
The city plans to receive bids Monday morning for the Plot Heights sewage system. A single sewer line will be funded by W. M. Mills, owner of the suburb, with construction supervised by the city engineer and sewage department. Once ready, the system will become city property and a consumption charge may be issued.
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Bite
Plot Heights
Mills
Two Chain Stores Thrive in Alaska
Ketchikan shoppers gain two chain grocers as The Ree Hive Store, the first chain grocer in town, sells out to United Groceration and a Wetzel’s Alaska store opens nearby, boosting competition and access for local residents.
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Alaska
Kutch
Ameka
Ketchikan Enercen
Ketchikan
Abexka
Groverion
Liquor Seizure After Police Stop Near City
Bellin gham Oct 13 Albert Telerson age 20 of Harthud arrested after patrol officers seized twenty cases of whisky gin and wines found west of the city at 62 this marine The cargo is estimated worth S10 and his ene confiscated.
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Bellingham
Qet
Albert Telerson
Harthud
Cive Rifles
Qhis Marine
Willebrandt Tour Upheld
Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt faced harsh attacks during a campaign stop in Chicago on October 1 as Dr. Withert Wars defended her against “rifleal vilification.” Campaign manager Mr. Work condemned the tactics, noting she is not a candidate and continues to speak on prohibition to large crowds.
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Uniserant Servier
Chicago
Mabel Willebrandt
Withert Wars
Herbert Haayec
John W. Davia
Alaska Eskimo Shuns His Igloo
A Northern Alaska Eskimo rejects the traditional igloo as modern life encroaches. The report notes Eskimo reluctance to stay indoors during a traffic jam and mentions Education Bureau chief Fall passing north en route to a posting. Fall and others attend university events in Washington and teach elsewhere this year.
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Jluth Isall
Bureau of Education
Igloo
Nene
Ant
Washinston
Beth
Fale
Meg. Pall
Judge Forfeits Bootlegger’s Car In Liquor Traffic Case
Magistrate Chevreuil issues judgment in a liquor traffic case, forfeiting a bootlegger’s car and sealing liquor found in possession. The magistrate rules drivers must operate under government control rather than taxi control, signaling a shift in enforcement of liquor laws.
Bank Sues Rancher For 23000 Note In Court
A bank filed suit against rancher Ivan Benn and others in the superior court to collect 20510 and 17 cents on a promissory note dated October 1921. The note originally covered 30600 dollars borrowed from the Sacramento branch of the bank.
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San
Girls Reveal Kitchen Skill In Senior High School
In Wester Helibigah County Suliman and peers in a senior high school program develop home economics skills. They practice cooking, canning jams, and preparing meals to support family needs during winter.
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Indaly
Get. 13
Trwene Trefour Pirly
Mimbery
Sinior High School
Suliman
Wester Helibigah
Victim Repels Trio in Burly Car Assault
A man seated in his automobile was accosted by three assailants who demanded his bones after an attempted cigarette offer. The victim fought back, and the assault was interrupted by bystanders as the attackers fled. Authorities note the incident as a felonious confrontation with possible intent to injure.
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Delph
Sim Unutra
Centralia Passes Budget With Tax Increase Plan
Centralia officials approved the mass fiscal plan for 102, pausing an ordinance this morning. The budget requires raising 8.0 mills by taxation, reflecting an increase of 243 over the prior year in projected expenditures and service funding.
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Centralia
Wenatchee Fruit Shipments Heavy
Wenatchee shipments of fruit are described as heavy with a large workforce. More than 1000 men women and children are employed, many recruited from the district. An estimated amount of fruit has already been skinned and shipped from North Central Washington, returning around $100,000 despite low apple prices.
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Vulva
Waske Inztoches
Firemen Aid Ill Man From Hotel Fire
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on the night of the incident 13 firemen were summoned to aid Charles Fr. Brout who suffered a severe attack of rheumatism while alone in the building. Firemen carried the man to a second story window and he was transported to a hospital for treatment.
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Conneulsville
Ost
Charles Fr. Brout
Ott Yough
Fay
Youth Gets Reform Term in Burglary
Aaron Tonry, 22, was sentenced to one to five years in the Mote Reformatory at Monro for burglary. A jury found him guilty of robbing Thein Service Station in Aberdeen. Defense claimed he was drunk at the time.
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Montanand
Aaron TR
Tonry
Suze Willan
EB. Campbell
Monro
Thein
Aberdeen
Fleney
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