Driver Becomes Robber After Weeks as Employee
A Dallas area driver, employed as a salesman named Clark, turned bandit and robbed his employer on the Castroville road between San Antonio and Castroville. He fled nine miles back to Castroville, called sheriff, and was later brought to San Antonio for treatment. Authorities pursued but the suspect disappeared. the employer reported rings and money stolen, along with brushes and a bulldog from the Ford sedan.
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BEA
Clark
Christi
San Antonio
Castroville
Alfonso Newlion
MBF
H. C. Kodes
W.T. Swift
Robert B. Green ‘Hospital
Bert
R. A. LewDour
Continental Hores
Robbery Racketeers Probe Opens as Bomb Strikes Home
Chicago Sept 12 A federal probe into racketeering opens with a gang investigation following a bomb blast that woke Joby Valentino and damaged his West Side home. Valentino, a streetcar worker, says he received death threats demanding 3000 to a man who would seek him for a match. A. A. Sprague leads the Bent ine Teners-88 group backing Attorney Swanson in the case.
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Chicago
Grant
Joby Valentino
Valentino
A. A. Sprague
Ste
John A. Swanson
Gasoline Fire Burns Local Man at Auto Parts Shop
E. D. Barker, 35, of 286 Blum street, wore bandages after a gasoline can he carried into K. Auto Parts exploded in a blaze Thursday afternoon. Firefighters treated Barker and extinguished small fires from awnings on the Brady building seventh and eighth floors, blamed on cigarette butts.
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E. D. Barker
Blum Street
Gox
K. Auto Parts Company
Barker
Brady
Composition Books Competition Bank
A fragmented OCR item mentions a blue covered composition book or banking print item with a price placeholder and unclear reference to fax or text. The readable words include composition books and blue cover notes. No clear event or named entities emerge from the fragment.
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Compeition Bank
Businessmen Face Arrest in San Antonio Registration Sweep
Twenty six San Antonio business men were charged with violating the assumed name law requiring registered business names. Fines start at 25 dollars with court costs 17 dollars, and allocations include $7.50 to the arresting constable, $3 to the county attorney, and $5 to the justice of the peace. County Clerk Tack Burke estimates about 2200 area businesses have not registered.
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San Antonio
Court of Juure
John FB. Onion
Vic
Tle
Justice of the Peace
Tack Burke
New Year Service Plans Made at Temple Beth-El
Rabbi Ephraim Wriseh and committees plan New Year services starting Monday night September 22 with sessions September 23. School of religion registration opens and Sunday morning September 9. Open house and school begin September 28. Eleven classes for children ages 3 to 18. junior and senior high as top grades. Services at Temple Beth-El eight p.m. Friday and ten p.m. Saturday at the community center.
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Ephraim Wriseh
Temple Beth-El
Neel
School of Religion
Nee
Temple Beth-Fl
Comm Center
Stobbi Frisch Offine
Ofber kills wife then kills self in Toronto
Toronto Sept 12 An answer to a dispute over a two month marriage ended when Simon McIntosh 49 a Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable shot and killed his wife Helen 23 with a revolver. He survived.
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Toronto
Simon McIntosh
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Helen
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