Pedros Sirio Dies After Auto Upset Near San Antonio
Pedro Sirio a 27 year old meter helper for San Antonio Gas and Electric died after the automobile he rode in overturned on Blanco road just beyond the city limits. Driver Ben Utz escaped with minor injuries as Sirio was crushed under the car. Inquest heard Utz describe the skid in a soft road causing the crash. Sirio's body was taken to Sloan and Hagy Undertaking and funeral arrangements set for Friday at his home with San Fernando Cemetery burial.
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Pedro Sirio
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
Blanco Road
Ben Utz
Utz
Blanco
Justice Tisk
Gas & Electric Company
Sirio
Pedro
Sloan & Hagy Undertaking Company
Florey Street
San Fernando Cemetery
Bear Creates Stir In Neighborhood
A pet bear owned by County Probation Officer J. Ross Boles escaped Wednesday and roamed the area, prompting residents to barricade doors. The animal explored back yards, showed interest in fruit, and climbed trees before its owner arrived and secured it at his Camden street home.
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J. Ross Boles
Camden Street
UT Regents Report On Ferguson Dispute Expected by Oct 28
Report on the row between the University faculty and Governor Ferguson should be completed by Monday October 28, per Dick O Terrell president of the San Antonio Ex students Association He expects a copy the day after it is finished and the association executive committee will review it before a meeting to decide action later this month
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Board of Regents
University of Texas
Ferguson
Dick O. Terrell
San Antonio
Ex-students’ Association
Terrell
Sam Speir Hardware ad and Shep pard Woodmen Hall event
An old newspaper item advertises gas wood and coal stoves from Sam Speir Hardware Co and promotes a Friday night event featuring Senator Shep pard Woodmen Hall. The ad emphasizes product options and the upcoming public appearance.
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Sam Speir Hardware Co
Senator Sheppard
Woodmen Hall
Mothers blamed for immodest schoolgirl dress
A Woman’s Club civics meeting debated dress modesty in schools. Speakers blamed mothers for immodest outfits, urged simple, tailored attire and reduced social activity, with calls to educate taste and judgment among girls and boys. The discussion also touched on shop workers and future implications for youth attire.
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Department of Civics
The
Woman's Club
Elizabeth Clark
W. A. Daniel
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TEX
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Joske
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Charles F. Stevens
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Cor- Pn
Houston and
Navarro Sts
Pet
Woman’s Club
Leroy
Rena Maverick Green
L. S. Bates
George H. Badger
A. R. Thomas
Stewart Phonograph
Texas Phonograph Co
Navarro St
Adv
Bayer
U. S
Bayer Manufactur
SAN Antonio Sgan & Trust CO
VOGUE
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Sherwin
E. Com. St
Crockett
New
Laredo
Lea & Perrins
West Street
New York City
Picture Framing
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