Six Witnesses Summoned in Hold Up Probe
A Ninety fourth District grand jury summoned six new witnesses in the Guaranty State bank messenger holdup probe. Named were Captain Aubrey Hankins, Detectives Johnny Gray and KR Yale, J. Knight of the Bexar county auto defense department, J. B. Camp, and CG A Davenport. Earlier questioned were Captain Hopkins and Camp. others named previously include Fy Plored, Joe Flores, Tom Donoghue, Charles Peters, Paul Schwartz, Mrs Emma Wilburn, and Lane Wilburn. Dallas Chief J C Gunsiog has been subpoenaed but not yet arrived in San Antonio. Charges of robbery by assault with firearms were filed against Wilburn and Joe Schwartz. Shipp is charged as accomplice after the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglee
Guaranty State Bank
Ninety-fourth District
Aubrey Hankins
Johnny Gray
KR. 2
Yale
Bexar County Auto Defence Department
J. B. Camp
Thelton Avenue
CG. A. Davenport
North Flores Street
Captain Hopkins
Fy Plored
Rict Attorney's Office
Joe Flores
Tom Donoghue
Charles Peters
Paul Schwartz
Emma Wilburn
Lane
Wilburn
Joe Schwartz
J . (Burkes) Shipn
Dallas
J.C. Gunsiog
San Antonia
Shipp
Watson Fines Flirt $20 at Carnegie Library
Charles Morgan appeared in corporation court after flirting with Mrs. Collins in the Carnegie library. He then approached Mrs. Buckley, provoking further trouble when her husband intervened, leading to a chase and Morgan's capture. Judge Dave Watson fined him $100 on each of the two charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Charles Morgan
Corporation Court
9. Collins
Hammond Avenue
BE. Ay Buckley
Hammond Sxpreme
Dave Wetson
Wis
Dave Watson
Morgan
Roundup Shows Better Health Among Kiddies
Roundup of 68 children examined at Robert E. Lee and Sinuoln schools finds improved general health since spring roundup. Led by Mrs. Th H Fairbanks with Drs Toon Swinny D J Sacks Belvin Pritchett Hobart H Parrish and J C Hollers and 11 nurses. About 125 children were examined last May with 60 given follow ups on Wednesday.
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Robert E. Lee and
Sinuoln
Th. H. Fairbanks
Chairman
Toon Swinny
D. J. Sacks
Belvin Pritchett
Hobart H. Parrish
J.C. Hollers
Romtdup Éomnmries
Acio
Aid
Lem
Burial services for Al crash victims summarize
Funeral notices for Blanche Rivera 10 of VAD West Aparita and three other crash victims detail services, survivors, and postponements. Charles Clyde Laren driver of the overturned car is buried, while Williams Bledsoe, the third victim, has a Friday service. Injured survivors remain in critical or recovering condition.
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Peale
Mies Rivero
Ig Auto
Dyer
Fuic
Santa Rosa
Bledsoe
Bledsay
Porter Loring
Jefferson Street
Fliat’ Presbyterian Church
Ing
Young Bledsoe
W. T. Bledsoe
Mite
Brogden
Fork Worth
Jor Lucas
Duesday
Tigdmont Avenue
Nome
New Air Field Bids Expected After War Department Talk
Bid activity for an eight unit air field at Handolph field drew attention as Captain A W Parker departed for Washington for a conference with the quartermaster general. Regulations cap quarters for officers at 312 500 for company officers and 814 000 for field officers. The lowest bid for officers quarters reached 1 090 000 for 60 cent fury officers and clait field office humitars, about 249 000 above the limit.
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Handolph Field
War Department
A. W. Parker
Washington
Army
Quayt Vrs
Parker
Fury
Ciaht Fichl Office Humitars
Farm Worker Mocked By Judge In Court
Avnifo Mares recalls a case where Dave Watson, facing a 60 dollar fine, argued about earning 20 cents per bushel for pulling ceat in a farm labor dispute. The judge, Dave Watson, pierced the claim with a sharp retort about pay. The exchange reveals a satirical clash over wages and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Watson
Corporation Court
Mrres
Plan Rustic Fence for Riverside Park
Riverside Park to receive a rustic fence with low placer work and grading. Commissioner Jacob Rubioha announced Wednesday as plans outline park improvements and ongoing work progress. Divorces granted listed include Francis Tannabill vs Hinn and Gladys Henson vs Merral Hen aan among others.
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Riverside Park
Sioner
Jacob Rubioha
Francis ‘Tannabill
H. Jinn
Gladys Henson
Merral Henaan
Senetta Williams
Leoty Williams
Trene Annie Germain Trisis
Sjermain
Fim
Laurence Hill
Genealys Verkis
Jimmie Gonzales
Donaciana Ramm
Celestine
Annexation Plea Spurs Edgewood Suburb Action
Edgewood residents urged rapid annexation as sewer and water issues threaten health. Mayor C M Chambers considering a $6000 request from Terrell Hills for sewer main linkage while Alamo Heights seeks an $8,000 connection. city officials caution on costs if annexation stalls. Local leaders discuss population based charges and tax implications if suburbs remain outside city limits.
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Edgewood
Spord
CO. M. Chambers
Chambers
Alima Heights
City Commission
Ghee
Verrel Hille
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
Manor Clumbers
Alamo Heighta
Abenthers
J. C. Everett
Soul
Spoonful of toxin would kill million expert warns
In a Sanitary Inspectors Association address at Lowestoft, Prof Leonard Sil and Prof Hil warn a nameless bacillus toxin could kill millions if inhaled or spread as a dry powder. They caution on the potential for aerial dissemination by malicious actors and the inadequacy of protective gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowestoft
England
Leonard Sil
Hil R
Profersor Hill
Shank¢il Association
Mienett
Dallasite Wins Katy Golf Cup on Kansas Links
Dallasite McGee, VP of MK pad railroad offices in Dallas, won the Katy Championship at Barsons, Kansas, with Walter Walthall and W Evans of Fort Worth tied for second at 270 153. Ethel Whitney of Fort Worth won the Miss Katy 1930 poetry contest among many entries. Mabel Myers of San Antonio was a candidate.
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I. McGee
Enilroad
Dans
Watt
Katy
Mabel Myers
San Antonio
Highland Line to Continue Service in Highland Park
The San Antonio Public Service company plans no suspension of the Highland Park car service. President Tuttle told Mayor Chamybera that the Highland Park Improvement League meeting would address rumors of removal. A bus service addition will be offered to residents soon, per the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Public Service Company
Th. Tuttle
Chamybera
Highland Park Improvement League
Highland Park
Gaction
Tuttle
Richard Keene 83 Laid to Rest After Funeral Services
Funeral services for Richard Keene aged 83 were held Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist Temple of Learning. A Confederate veteran and retired stockman, he died at his home on Cros Street. He had lived in Texas since 1902 and is survived by his widow Mrs Muthilde Keene, two sons, three daughters, and 17 grandchildren.
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Richard Keene
Crosstreet
Jesse Yelr
Baptist Temple of
Leanning
Keene
Texas
Muthilde Keene
Stobert Amit Oliver
Totta i Frieolt
Elizabeth Marlrod
Alice Flanders
Sam Ansonio
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Kansas Links
Highland Line
Marcel
Shamroo
Finger Wave
Hollywood Permanent Wave
Que New
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