Youth killed in San Antonio auto wreck endures toll
A weekend string of auto accidents in and around San Antonio leaves 1 dead and 12 injured. Bas Gutierrez, 14, died Sunday morning in a collision near Mimen torf. Margaret Smith of Coroua Christi skidded on a highway and struck Welly Gonna of Elmenjorf. Gonna and his one year old son Fred escaped serious injury. Several others, including Emil Dalmas Jr and Grace Ziegler, receive hospital care after crashes across the area. Police report ongoing investigations into the incidents.
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San Antonio
Bas Gutierrez
Mimentorf
Nurgaret Smith
Coroua Christi
Wellx Gonna
Elmenjorf
Mack
Virgins
Gonna
Fred
Ene
Ning Perdons
Santa Rosa
Annie Zieler
Grace Danny
Annie Mae Ziegler
Frinda Zigler
Oliver Baxter
Mousevelt Avenue
Sara Rats
Guadalupe
Navidad Bizerte
False Teeth Advertises Summers Drug Stores
An old style dental advertisement promises discreet, reliable false teeth from Summers Drug Stores. It urges readers not to fear embarrassment as teeth slip or drop during wear and promotes Pastesthom products as comfortable and trustworthy.
Nearly Killed by Gas Drugstore Saver
A dramatic notice claims a gas incident nearly killed a woman but a druggist saved her. It touts Adlerika as a bowel cleanser acting on both upper and lower bowel, promising quick relief from constipation. The ad urges readers to seek Adlerika at local drug stores.
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Adeatek
Adlerika
Adlvika
Sommers Woagnera Elesex
Relief promised for rheumatic misery claims fast cure
Pasted text mocks medical ad claims touting quick relief from rheumatic pain. It mentions a gasman spa and presgrission phrases, urging purchases for children and adults. The piece references opiates and false safety assurances, warning about fraudulent promises and urging caution.
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Safa
Nuria
Star of Yacht Race Opens With Shamrock Edge Over Enterprise
The Star of Yacht Race reports the start of the international Americas Cup with the Shamrock British challenger gaining a slight lead over the Enterprise American defender. The Enterprise ultimately won the race.
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Shamrock
Enterprise
Berlin Reichstag Vote Signals Turbulent Fallout for Weimar
Polls show a fractured result as Nazis and Communists gain, while Social Democrats remain the largest party in the Reichstag with about 143 deputies. Centrists Nationalists and other groups also tally significant shares, shaping a shaky post election landscape.
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Snaral Bruening
Certoun
Developmenta
Social Democrats
Mueller
Centriste
Nationalists
People's Party
Economic Party
States Party
Bavarians
Harmeni’ League
Ochristian Fiociatists
Tensants Party
Banoveriane
Landbond
Consecratives
Ital
Highland Park project eyed by city council action
Mayor Chambers seeks a 15000 community building at Highland Park with bids opening September 20. Carleton Adams to supervise the work, Winters to oversee golf course sodding at Rivervide Park amid defense from Rubiola. Winters defends progress as crews methodically advance the site despite criticism.
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Highland Park
Park
Rubioni
Carleton Adams
Rubiola
Rivervide Park
Chambere
Warold Winters
Winters
City Council Puts Debts On Record In Recent Session
City council on Monday approved various appropriations including 101.23 for payrolls in fire and police pension funds, 280 for merchant bills, and 8202. bU for August 29 to September 12. funds were allotted for improvements at Cassiano Park totaling 4000. Other allocations cover a loan payment to Alone National Bank, sanitary sewer work on North Las Moras, and final paving estimate for West Craig price between San Antonio Avenue and Elmendorf tract.
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Anil Police Jreusion Fund
Anil
Hozer-Siash & Company Madeneceiver Climaney & Company
Avalanes
Cassiano Park
National Bank
General Fund
EL A. Athurst & San
Las Moras
West Craig
San Antonio Avenue
Elmendorf
Boy's Killing Trial Opens On Juvenile Delinquency Charge
The trial centers on a boy who confessed to fatally shooting Officer Hoynton during a bus stop confrontation on Culebra road. He was charged as a juvenile delinquent and faces possible sentences beyond five years, though his 21st birthday limits the term. Co-defendant Martin Matybar, 21, a dairy farmer of Went Commerce Street, is being held without bond in the same case.
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Culebra
Tory
Martin Matybar
Fis
Commerce Street
Qefinger
Contour Drive Closure Tied to City Land Exchanges
City council approved several property exchanges on Monday. The plan includes swapping parcels on Palo Alto Street as part of an old pork nudy project and closing Contour Drive north of the city between Basse Road and North Side Interment Co. land. Cavaliers Saddle Club and Olmos Park Stables seek a bridle path. in return they will receive city land to extend the drive to San Pedro Avenue.
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Palo Alto
Hackherey
Citr
Betwen Basse Road
North Side Intertment Company
Cavaliers
Olmos Park
Stene of Tong
Pessine
San Petco Avenue
Palace Patio Bid Rejected by City Council
Rubiola to handle landscape work after a bid of 4202.10 was rejected by the city council on a Park Commissioner’s recommendation. The proponent claimed lower costs with city oversight and proposed works include walks irrigation ditch and sod. Details on start date were not provided.
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Rubiola
Abid
A. Lyman Egan
Inndecaye
Elf
Rnce
Inca Tubida
Rubioda
City Inbar
Elo
Sith City Inbar
Aeequin
Fubloln
Primaries Near Dry Run for State Nominees in Five States
The final primaries and conventions of the year are set for tomorrow in five states Massachusetts Connecticut Wisconsin New York and Delaware. Republican and Democratic contenders vie for governorship senate and house nominations with leaders like William M Butler Marcus A Coolidge Eugene N Vox and Robert La Follette Jr among the key figures. The results will shape the November tickets as party decisions converge on standard bearers and hopeful governors.
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Delaware
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New York State
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Senator Gillet
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National Committee
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Thasay'y Gillis
Peter J. Jeycorn
Thomas C. O'Brien
Atlocnes
Joseph F. O' Connell
Eugin Deelaware
Thewas Bayard
Josiah Marvel
Dames A. Blestings
Frank G. Allen
Mayaydobn
Devil
Maldon
John &. Gizgerald
Boston
Democra
Alsame
John J. Cummings
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Weathered
Wisconsin
Philip F. la Follette
Robert la Follette
Walter J. Kohler
Trumbull
Jenest BE. Stogers
Nemm
Ruth ‘Haker Pratt
Sryrith
New York City
George Thram Mann
Brooklyn
Anit Soeiadat
Hersey Broun
Fight on Advice of Policeman Is Given Value of $2
The page records a simple assault case beginning Monday in corporation court. W C Stazner, 24.07 G04 Bure bee street, received $2 after asking police for advice. The defendant Corb allegedly assaulted and tied. Officer Buck O Bannion testified and Matlock noted a prior altercation. The court ordered both parties to pay court costs totaling $2.
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Burebee Street
Corporation Court
Stazner
Joe 324
Hoelgen
Indgess
L. Matlock
Corb
Stagner
Dodge Matlock
Lumber Jacks Win Fight With Waves in Ashland
In Ashland Wisconsin lumber jacks prevail after battles with wind and waves separating a $200,000 raft from the tug boats. The crews secured the convoy and brought the raft to match against the shore.
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Ashland
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Earl
Fall Into Tub of Hot Water Pots Leaves Boy Burned
Wesley Duret, a boy from Sis [te donde plecet], was severely burned when he slipped while carrying a gall of scalding water and fell into a tub of hot water. He was transported to Robert 2. Green hospital by automobile, with his father Dorit accompanying him. John Cusack, a sheriff, assisted in the transfer.
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Sis
Robert 2
Green
Durst Og
Jia
Dl Dorit
John Cusack
Alopaty
Storms Cause Three Deaths and Wide Destruction
Severe storms sweep central and eastern Oklahoma causing three deaths and extensive damage. Residents report heavy rain, high winds, and falling hail, with dozens injured in Tulsa and Muskogee. In Bartlesville the river rose, cattle stampeded, and a tornado damaged Mt Vernon Illinois, with about 500000 dollars in losses.
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Tulen
Jim McCabe
Veen
Oklahoma
Shuphter
Fair Grounds
Luisa
Bartlesville
Reutral
Muskogee
Bids Accepted for Paving Twenty Third Street
The city commission stated bids for the paving of Twenty third street will be received on September 30. Advertising for bids was announced Monday.
Grieving mother shoots after alleged kidnapping
Mrs Hath J. Weimer, grieving over the alleged kidnapping of her two children by her estranged husband, fired five bullets at her sister in Los Angeles. Police reported she was placed in a psych ward but later released, and then returned to tears, wailing she wanted to die while a relative quoted her saying she would shoot.
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Los Angeles
JS. Weimer
Makel Agnea Steele
Childern
Nuyband
Steele
Pollet
General Dorey to Observe Arizona Maneuvers
Major figures General Halstead Dorey and staff depart San Antonio by rail Thursday to Fort Munchuen Arizona to observe maneuvers between the Twenty-fifth Infantry and Tenth Cavalry. The exercise centers between Fort Wunchuea and Nogales where cavalry units concentrate.
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Halstead Dorey
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Fort Munchuen
Arizona
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Tenth
Fort Wunchuea
City Votes Pin County $300 For Property Damage
City council approved a 300 dollar payment to two homeowners Sam Taylor and Mow FH Kelly after a 1020 suit alleging property damage on Yampico Street. City Attorney Cobbs Jr. noted the city saves by paying a small damage amount, avoiding insurance costs estimated at 45 thousand dollars yearly due to tighter agreements.
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Yampico
Sam Taylor
Kelly SH
T. D. Cobbs Jr
Dobbs
State body on inspection tour by Texas lawmakers
A four member legislative committee led by Helen Marr plans a tour from Austin with La Antonia as the initial stop. They will be joined by Th. I. Walthall of the state board of control to inspect racing adjacencies and suggest reforms for the next session.
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Austin
China
Austin Mawley
la Antonia
Walthall
State Board of Control
Wook
Conmuitee Res L
Helen Marr
Texas City
Primrose Metcalfo
J. W. F. HeBeghy
Remains of Hunter Found in Low Lake Waters
The body of a hunter was found near the dam above the lake, weathered by a low summer water level. Ed Doogan and two others testified at the inquest. a boat accident during a crossing led to Gerhardt sinking with boots and coat. Firemen failed to recover the body after a week of grappling.
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Owen W. Kilday
Ed Doogan
Gerhardt
Louis Ho
Doogan
Gerhart
Capeizal
Einffman
Ade
San Antonio
Aramid
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