Man dies after shotgun attack near Brooksfield
Tomas Sanchez, 40, farmer, lingered 27 hours with massive lower face wounds from a 12 gauge blast. He died at Robert WW. Green hospital at 7:00 a.m. Investigating Justice of the Peace Stappenbeck said two shots were heard outside the home on the P. Gimbler ranch. A shotgun and knife were found nearby. Urbana Sanchez identified her husband as the victim.
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Tomas Sanchez
Brooksfield
Goliad Road
Robert WW. Green Hospital
P. Gimbler Ranch
Sanchez
Mra. Urbana
Mra. Urbana Sanchez, the Widow, Told Justice of the Peace
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Moody Addresses San Marcos Clubs At Joint Meeting
Governor Moody spoke to a joint Kiwanis and Rotary gathering at the San Marcos Teachers College cafeteria. He highlighted Texas club growth and praised their community work while noting San Antonio business leaders built wealth through investments.
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Moody
San Marcos
San Vahuog
Bdan Moody
Berr
Kiwais
Rotary Clube
San Marcos Teachers College
San Antonio
Court Restrain Hunters on Land in Two Counties
The court ordered an injunction restraining Charlie J. Brown and others from hunting on the Thornton ranch in Wilson and Atascosa counties. Judge Frederick Stevens granted the injunction in the absence of Judge W. W. McCrory of the Ninety-fourth District Court. Wil m Thornton and Woodford Thornton, ranch owners, say hunters harmed game life and frightened game on their property.
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Charlie J. Brown
Thornton
Wilson
Atascosa
Frederick Stevens
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Wilm T. Thornton
Woodford Thornton
Plane May Take Legs Diamond to Haven in Florida
SEW SORE Ort A INS Negotiations for an airplane to take Jock Legs Diamond to Florida on his release from Welfare Island hospital are ongoing. Diamond told District Attorney Crain he fears another attempt on his life and asked for a room change due to visibility. He urged not to worry about bills and to consult firms in the Financial ads.
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Jock
Legs
Diamond
Florida
Welfare Island
Dimond
Thomas C. T. Crain
Railway firms seek permit to extend trackage plans
Two Texan subsidiaries of Burlington and Rock Island asked the interstate commerce commission for authority to ranke an extension of about 98 miles of line over existing routes. Fort Worth and Denver City and Chicago Rock Island and Gulf asked to contract with Missouri Kansas Texas to control over rails from Dallas to Waxahachie.
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Washington, D. C
Burlington and
Rock Island Systems
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Worth
Denver City
Chicago, Hock Island and Gulf
Missouri-Kansas ‘Texas
Conrale
Dallas
Waxahachie
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