Four Injured in Santa Florey Street Auto Collision
Four persons including a mother and infant were injured in a Thursday crash on Santa Florey Street. They were taken to Robert B. Green Hospital. Artrondo, 50, suffered severe injuries after being thrown from a car. His daughter Victoria and her infant were hurt, and Mrs. Susie Ball, 81, suffered a deep chin cut and body bruises. A truck driver, M. Dall, and a second vehicle driver, Tom Garvin, were involved. drivers unhurt. The head‑on collision caused major car damage.
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Telegraph Company Officials Meet in San Antonio
Western Union officials gather in San Antonio for a three day conference to discuss improved telegraphic service in Southwest Texas and the U S Mexico money transfer system started September 2. Attending are W Grith general commercial representative F Moore Gulf Division Thales J Wilson superintendent Huila and 2 Hi Morris San Antonio manager along with about 25 local office managers. The meeting runs at the Army Room Gunter Hotel.
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Reduced Rail Rate Order Amended by Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission amends the reduced rate order for feedstuffs in drought areas. The amendment allows shipments to be consigned to any bank designated by the Federal Reserve System. Original terms required consignments to specific banks. the change applies to Southern Pacific lines through multiple Texas counties and stations in Bilis County.
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Burglar Plans Winter, Steals Silver Ovens in Texas
Reported in San Antonio, a burglar prepared for the cold season and seized two ovens full of silver from a residence on Agr Non Garden, 100 Patetas wrenue. The suspect remained steadfast in intent despite the sunny weather.
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Seek Convention of U. S. Employes
William Hannsien and Wan O'Conner, president and secretary of the National Federation of Yellow Orn Employes, left Thursday for San Antonio to attend the national convention. They aim to secure 400 delegates and secure support for San Antonio as the convention seat.
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Texans Fight Higher Rail Rates Amid Regional Pressure
Texans led by Fort Worth businessman Eu PL Byars of the Southwestern Industrial Traffic League oppose an 11 percent freight-rate hike. Dallas traffic expert FP Leffingwell and San Antonio Chamber of Commerce members urged action as Okla homs City officials faced losses of about 1.1 million yearly to skippers.
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Burglars Take Four Canvas Cots From Home Garage
A sleepy thief visited a Springs Road residence on the outskirts of town and stole four canvas cots from a garage. Police report notes the thief appeared tired and followed a prior nighttime visit. Informants provide evidence of the missing items and suspect the incident occurred just before bedtime.
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Palo Pinto Man Shot Six Times in Street
Wells Sept 3 W Grimes was shot six times on the street in Palo Pinto. Injuries serious but not yet life threatening. Robertson County man Tobe Robinson jailed after an examining trial. Grimes had been previously convicted of aggravated assault and sentenced to four months in jail and a $10 fine.
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Magazine prints pictures of Alamo in Evening Post spread
The Saturday Evening Post reprints photos of the Alamo site and celebratory artifacts from Like magazine. Ray Antena images are featured as part of a public display produced by Fred M. Hern Von, publicist for the chamber, highlighting garden views and San Antonio landmarks.
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Show in Wisconsin features hats and handkerchiefs
A cryptic account notes a sale in Wisconsin today featuring over ten different handkerchief designs in various fabrics and patterns. The piece mentions country influence and Swiss batiste styles, inviting attendance and remarking on the generous selections.
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