Volz Bail Granted in Murder Case by Criminal Appeals
Jake Volz, charged with wife’s murder, was granted bail of 5000 by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, after earlier denials in habeas corpus. The case awaits trial in the Thirty-seventh district court, with witness availability affecting scheduling. Ogden brothers released in ex parte proceedings over alleged gambling injunction violations at Circulo de Obras club house. The higher court discharged the relators, ruling on the validity of commitments. Burton appeal in Maryland case dismissed. lower court findings stand.
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Jacob P. Volz
Bexar County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
P. J. Flaugh
Volz
Appellate Criminal Court
Ogdens
Eugene
Antonio Ogden
Forty-fifth District Court
Circulo de Obreras
Rhal
Burton
Webber Burton
Stafford
Maryland
Hagenbeck-Wallace Show At San Antonio October 30
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus will appear in San Antonio on October 30 with a parade in the morning and afternoon and night performances. Features include a large steel-ribbed arena, lions and tigers performing with docility, a lion riding an elephant, a hybrid lion-tiger, a three-ring circus, European novelty exhibitions and Oriental displays.
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San Antonio
Dr Moore Promises Eye Cures Across The State
Dr Moore offers eye disease treatment in San Antonio and elsewhere with testimonials from patients. He claims to cure granulared sore eyes without caustics or knife and straightens cross eyes without chloroform. The Oscillator treatment is promoted for weak eyes and headaches. Free consultations are advertised at his Houston and St Marys offices.
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Moore
San Antonio
St. Louis
Gunter
Conte Houston
ST. Mary's Reets
San AN
Evangelistic Meetings Held in Gospel Tent on South Presa
A minister who left the law for the gospel conducts evangelistic meetings in a gospel tent at South Presa street and Schley avenue on the Hot Wells line. Congregations are being moved by his powerful appeals with several professions already. Meetings continue for some time as churches in the southwestern city cooperate.
Excursion Declared Successful With Planned Next Trip
The recent trade excursion over the Sap line was financially successful with each participant receiving a $4 rebate. After paying all trip costs, the remaining expense per man totaled $5. At the Jobbers and Manufacturers league meeting, a next excursion was approved immediately after the International fair. President A H Halff will appoint a new committee. Present were Halff, Wolff, Allensworth, Straus, Dechman, Weber, Elliott and Schlesinger.
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E Sap
A. H. Halff
Jake Wolff
George T. Allensworth
D. J. Straus
T. M. Dechman
H. W. Weber
D. Elliott and
William L. Schlesnger
Busy Federal Court Indicts Smuggling Ring In El Paso
United States Marshal Lugene Nolte reports the El Paso federal court has issued forty two indictments, mostly for smuggling. District Clerk I A Aldrete faces white slave law charges and the case was continued to the next term. After adjournment officials will move to Del Rio for the October session.
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Lugene Nolte
United States
el Paso
Maxey
I. A. Aldrete
Mr. Nolte
del Rio
Railroad Time Table From Various Cities and Lines
A historical railroad timetable lists trains arriving and departing from the north, Palestine, Laredo, Houston, New Orleans, Dallas, Fort Worth, Kerrville, and El Paso. It includes multiple No. trains with local, express, and mixed services, noting times such as 6:45 am, 6:30 pm, 10:45 pm, 7:30 am, and 4:20 am.
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Laredo de
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Mexico
Laredo
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Wevcceees Cevece
DM M
Houston
New Orleans
Galveston
Dallas
Ft. Worth
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Dallas, Ft. Worth
Waco
Gal- Veeston
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Suny
Coast
Unday SeeRns
van Kerrvills
Coocrece
S. A
Eres Roy Paso
Conecsoe
Cuere
Victoria
el Paso
West Ceese
cossetslOleam
Bens Sabo
East
Ancine Gasbes
Iysoteets Vision
Cuero
Bente Fe (i. & G. WN
Family with Hookworm Sent to Ocala for Help
A mother and her five children, two sons and two young daughters including a two year old, afflicted with hookworm, were sent by Associated Charities to Ocala Florida. The family had lived in San Antonio since May 1910 after public aid. The father, from Ocala, settled at Mission Texas to farm tomatoes and died six weeks after arrival, leaving the family to seek aid.
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Associated Charities
Ocala
Florida
San Antonio
Mission
Tex
Planters State Bank Formed in Harlingen Offering $20000 Capital
Lon Hill, Harlingen land owner and lawyer, meets with the state insurance and banking commissioner to organize a new bank at Harlingen. The Planters State Bank would have $20,000 in capital stock. Hill is joined by E F Ballard to run the institution as Brownsville area develops. Hill notes a completed $300,000 sugar mill and refinery will meet cane needs, with new ice and electric plants boosting Harlingen’s growth.
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Austin
Tex
Lon Hill
Harlingen
Planters’ State Bank
Hill
E. F. Ballard
Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co provides auto ambulance service from 221 East Commercial Street with phone contact 341.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
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