Railroads Face Pressure on Supply Lines Amid Strike Fears
City Club speakers warned that railroads must keep supply routes open despite looming conflicts. Ponder and Tuttle described fuel reserves and pipeline continuity as crucial to public safety, with public sentiment reportedly against a strike. They urged maintaining fuel stocks and ready transport to avoid disruptions.
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Jasis
Gum der Hotel
San Antonio
Uralde & Gull
Glinwil
Mme
Milwax
Adenson
ISG
Ponder
B. Tuttle
San Antonin Public Fe
Somerset
Grayiirge Oil Company
Ponder and Mr. Tuttle
Sienls
Émeg
Lanford Off
Afseinls
Beary T. Phelne
Anniversary ceremony plans mark Cork mayor death
Lonton Oct 20 arrangements completed for a tribute tea on Sunday, the first anniversary of Torenen MacSwines death in Brixton prison after a hunger strike lasting over seventy days. The event will be in Trafalgar Square with a commemorative meeting at Albert Hall Jr the following Wednesday.
Thieves Steal Cars In Downtown, Several Recovered
A string of car thefts reports four vehicles stolen with one taken from a garage and others stripped of accessories. Victims include residents on Sannierk Avenue and Bill Cirvon etrent. Police say several cars have been recovered and thieves remain at large as the city council investigates the spree.
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Autonobi
I Dintons
Sannierk Avenue
Ry FB
Voile
Merchant Xret Sd
Warton
Bill Cirvon Etrent
Aid OB. Chelstian
Montara Geet
Ha Suiter
Thinea
Boh Po
Moria Tre
Walter Bige
Bourton and
Teast
Burglary Reports Across City After Night Break-ins
A report to the police details a burglary spree touching several homes and shops. Items stolen include sixteen Filk shirts at E160 five suits of underwears a pistol and sweats hop a brown sible Cur neckpiece valued about 150 dollars plus other goods. An intruder entered Charlie Meyer’s attic on Main Avenue during the night. Additional burglaries are reported at Front Winslow and Bush Commerce streets with pillow covers and other small items taken. A separate report notes a theft of 20 percent of wheat from C Kulnan’s Harri vin wheat crop.
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Dee Sinlen
Front Winslow
Bush
C. Kulnan
Oil price advanced 25 cents a barrel in Oct rise
Pillsbury Pa Oct 24 the fourth increase in crude oil prices this month was announced by principal purchasing agencies at the close of the market an advance of 25 cents a barrel followed price lists Pennsylvania grade 350 Corning 21 8 Cabell 2 80 Somerset keg light 2 39 Raglan also up 15 cents to 1 25 authorities said prior advances failed to elicit expected output from producers and that the new price might spur both sales and exploration
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Pillsbury
Pennsslaana ‘Srade
Corning
Cabell
Sonwrsey
Somerse
Raglan
Burglary suspect shot by Texas deputies near Lyford
Brownsville officers attempt arrest of Elizia Gonzales at Lyford for burglary ends with Gonzales shot in the side after fleeing. Deputy Sheriff Howard Craig fired from under a car seat during the pursuit as Gonzales ran through Mrs. R. E. B. Green’s yard where onlookers urged restraint.
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Brownsville
Tex
Elizia Gonzales
Willney
Lyford Rea
Knott Thomas
Liford
Pty
Craig
Prizoger
Rt. EB. Green
al. Green
Gonadley
Uock
Atale
Young Woman Missing Sparks Fear in Ohio and West Virginia
Gallipolis Ohio reports the disappearance of Thelma Poland a college girl visiting Point Pleasant West Virginia. The case raises fear of foul play as clues are scarce four days after she was last seen and her mother Mrs M R Poland remains in distressed condition. The missing woman is identified as the daughter of Mrs Poland and associated with Pretty Rich Wva and regional society.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Thelma Poland
Richwond
Pleasant
W Va
Mike Poland
Dauigheter
Mre
M. Re Poland
Dofer Aclort on Street Sweepers Decision
San Antonio sanitation department faced a Friday deadline for accepting improved street sweepers. Representatives from two companies argued long on merits of their machines during a special council meeting. A lively debate followed between the mayor and council members over machine germany and Versed design. Voters approved a $32 15m 822 55 payment for rally at the special meeting.
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Dofer
San Antonin
Ain
Epeviml Mveting
Center Point tourist finds Texas better than nearby states
Center Point resident Uncle Tack Gibbons and family toured through Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. He reported Texas roads are fair to good, crops vary by region, dairy farming thrives in Mississippi and Alabama, and Texas offers better overall conditions and opportunities.
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Center Point
Texas
States
Kerville
Tex
Tack Gibbons
William McBride
Alain
Houlsiaga
Mseiesippi
Alahawan
Gibbeng
Teena Han
Wiley
Shreveport
Louiinga
Anme
Mississippi
Leras
Alabama
Tampeter
Kore
Washington Names Ambassador to Germany
The text indicates the U S will name an ambassador to Germany soon after ratification of a Berlin accord. It notes President Hopling and mentions anticipated formal filing of the nomination following parliamentary approval.
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Washington
Hopling’’ Eheine
Diplomatic Appointments Mentioned In Postwar Discussion
The fragment notes a focus on appointments for the empire state including mentions of David Jayne Aull former American Ambassador and Representative A B Houghton of Corving New York. It discusses expectations about a key diplomatic posting and ties to Harvard and European universities.
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David Jayne Aull
A. B. Houghton
Corving
N. X
Tonch
Empire State
Houghtonia
Harvard
Berlin
Wottingen
Waris
Drug Man Arraigned In Liquor Conspiracy Case
DRUGGIST RB F Burges freed on 500 bond after arraignment on liquor conspiracy charges. A boy arrested with him was later released. Several men including Lacy, Dewey, Bell, Quota, and Phipps faced hearings. Jesus Garza, owner of a Conejo and Monterey stand, charged with possessing and selling liquor, released on 2000 bond.
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F. Burges
Cape
Edivarde
Lacy
Wien
A. le. Bell
Dewey Aal
John Phipps
Jesus Garza
Coneho
Monterey
Edwards
Freight Conference Deliberates Preventing Loss and Damage
Southwestern Freight Claim Conference resumes after a morning on prevention measures at Guarer Hotel. About 40 members discuss best practices for reporting crates intact in transit. Police report drunkenness arrests and fines of 10 dollars for intoxication, with some defendants previously warned. The scene includes notes on cemetery and local street arrests amid broader county notices.
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End Southwestern
Guarer
International & Graul Northern Freight
Best Metros
Trensit
Gatesville Board to Question Boys Here Next Thursday
Gatesville Training School board of control will hold hearings in Austin next week to hear Bexar county boys testify about alleged cruelties at the institution. Senator Hertaberg said the board will come here Thursday, October 2, to hear affidavits and gather evidence, with a full probe urged by local officials and others.
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Galesvilly Training School Board of Contra
Antonio
Bexar County
Harry Hlertaberg
Austin
Hertaberg
Adam Johnzon
Berar
Koya
Harvey
Johnson
Board of Central
Besar
Hertsberg
Gatesville
Gore
Aaton
King
Ure Institution
Adimintate
Sunlow
Bexar
Resar
Questi
Ind
Bargas Bay
Marshall Tier Arantrong
Tom Croskey
Voth
Nexroes
Lava
Louix Gy Sauveur
Graf
Aly
Sauvens
Queston
Boxar
Sauvern
Board of Control
Bunch of
Contrat
Gainsville
Herleburg
Truck Shipment Details From Benita Tex
A freight shipment from Benita Texas involves a truck carrying string beans cucumbers and tomatoes. Carload freight arrangements will be made within a few days with express service available as needed.
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Benita
Tex
Growth of San Antonio Industries Highlighted at Luncheon
Conopus Club heard C Leal of Micol Jones and Company report San Antonio's industry expansion. He cites 75,008 directly dependent workers and 19,000 in local factories, noting city growth supports five times the employed. G M Rebbel urged ongoing efforts to attract new industries as a Made in San Antonio showcase was featured.
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Sin Antonio
C. Leal
Micol Jones and Company
Manufacturers’ Association of
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Idle 12 Months Is Back on the Job
An unnamed man, George V. of Toone, reports twelve months out due to stomach trouble and a dramatic weight gain loss, claiming to have regained 19 pounds and returned to work at the Chadyehr Tire and Rubber Co in Akron. The notice mentions a medical claim and a product or remedy by FL Wagner Drug Company and Meier Pharmacy.
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George V
Tovne
Chondyenr Tira Anit
Mecowsa Fe
Akrom
San
Wagner Deog Comppay
Meier Pharmney
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