Approve Fund For Hospital Needs Inspected By Panel
A state inspection team led by J W E Beek and Etsie Benacore Hopkies visited San Angelo and DeKalb to audit the San Angelo State Hospital and related facilities. They recommended adding wards and porches, with costs of 8300 and 445 for associated work. The panel noted the hospital’s thorough review and affirmed current operations with plans to continue oversight.
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Ageriter
Cource
San Antero Tate Hospital
Sute Board of Control
Etate Hospital
Ike
San Antonio State Hospital
M. Ramsey
State Board of Control
Inspectors Named to Trace Source of Oil in Sewers
Inspectors to trace oil source in city sewers were appointed Tuesday by Charles Tobin, superintendent. J. P. Murnene and Woodford Thornton will inspect roundhouse facilities, tip factories, refineries, and businesses using oil to locate the clogging and contamination affecting operations and bacteria growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tobin
J. P. Murnene
Woodford Thornton
Roundhouse
Tippet
Cefineries
Tobin
Bapes
Incinerator Contract Set at 70 000 Dollars
The contract price for the incinerator was 70 000 dollars. An associated expense covered road foundation costs. The report notes a final amount recorded for the incinerator and related items, with figures indicating a total outlay around 3085 for related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Caumissiorer
Dacos
Judge Robertson Sees Convention
Fragmentary text suggests a report about Judge Robertson observing a convention. No complete names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to form a full summary with concrete facts.
Future Forest King Bull Moose Feeds at City Hall
A day-old bull moose in Fredericton, New Brunswick, is thriving on milk as Mayor H. H. Ritchie personally cares for it in a heartwarming scene. The species grows to a huge size, the report notes, underscoring the animal’s remarkable development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ritchie
Fredericton
Plan for Burke Sergi Barnes and others discussed
A plan involving Burke Sergi Barnes and companions is reviewed. The note mentions infants, heart care, and medical steps, with vague references to mothers and caregivers, suggesting a community health context and planned actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civerro
Regaire
Burke Sergi Barnes
City Plan River Suey Details on Property and Address
A report outlines planning concerns and property details along a street area near an alley. It references a specific parcel at 44h 5 Nauk and notes discussions about access, boundary lines, and potential river-related risks affecting redevelopment plans.
House Prowlers Score $62 From Three Homes
A scrambled report notes a theft involving three homes and a $62 sum. The text references Ayana, Yoel, and Xavier amid fragmented details and unclear locations.
Funeral Wednesday for Gus Goerges at Tivkert Green
Funeral services follow the death of Gus Goerges fathered by unclear cause. Relatives Mae, Cliftard Geer, Ku jdsun Mere, Mirren Carra and Calhito G Maparents attend. A large family gathering and church rites are noted at Green desparal.
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Gus Goerges
Gan Ceeereer
Cvnetek Blterr
Cravia
Tivkert
Mae
Cliftard Geer
Baby Golf Aids Textile Industry
Washington dispatch reports the rise of miniature golf tourism driving textile needs. The Commerce Department notes that 1,500,000 yards of cotton tesses have been used, signaling how baby course operators may rely on canvas grounds for winter play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mw Commerce Department
Man Jailed on Two Shooting Charges in Union Court
Blork of 2241 East Commerce Street faced two complaints in Justice of the Peace John F. Union's court on Tuesday. He allegedly shot AZT Whitehead and T. E. Brews, with bonds set at 500 in each case, and he remained jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blork
Eazt Commerce Etreet
Rourder
Court of Justice of the Peace
John FE. Union
Tiwee
Azt Whitehead
Cs Belmoot Etrent
Jo ‘Bretomach
T. E. Brews
Esat Cammeter Street
Tuadre Union
Defavtr
Pursuit squad to visit Oklahoma towns this week
Officials say the pursuit squad will fly to Oklahoma to visit Fort Sill and Muskogee, Midland and other points this week. Instruction team Tone Lievts DV Gilfrey F. A Rab Snear VO Ylording will be in city for the fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Murkogee
Midland
Tone Lievts
DV Gilfrey
Youthful Slayer Given Four-Year Sentence in Reform School
A juvenile court in Gatesville sentenced a 16 year old known as a youthful slayer to four years in the state reform school. The boy, whose mother cried, admitted his role in the bus holdup that killed a passenger. Defense lawyers asked clemency, citing manipulation by a crime boss figure, while witnesses testified to the boy’s good character.
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Nos Definger
Ug-Seac
Ted Baynton
Gatesville
Derry & Robertson
Denis Ssavour
Berar
Uriel
Maz Kratz
Kratz
Ted Boynton
Simmons
Roy Delingee
Matyear
Roy
Jobo L. Gelinger
Ossinger
An Boynton
Wilmertee
Tirsidex
E. Osix
Sky Party at 104 Celebrating Two 104th Birthdays
Two Los Angeles area men celebrate 104th birthdays after an airplane ride. Giluesa Cole of Pasadena and Mirza Asead A. Tereed, born in Persia and now in California for one year, appear in the celebratory scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles County
Giluesa Cole
Pasadena
Mirza Asead A. Tereed
Persia
California
Judgment Orders Augment Jury for Trial
Deputies were ordered to bring 40 talesmen to the Thiers seventh District Court at noon for the trial of James Ansaker and Charles with a slattery offense. A special force of 150 men had been exhausted and only a few remained available. Names of prospective jurors mentioned include Ro AL Me, Neil, Lurene Marrick, Louis T. Coax, Harvey BR. Hit, Tease Klein and G. I. Halorn. Judge W. S. Anthony directed that four more talesmen be summoned to complete the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Aansker
Bans Charzell
Suroes
Neil
Lurene Marrick
Louis T. Coax
Harvey BR
Tease Klein
G. I._Halorn
Todge W
Anthony
Rum Laden Ship Escorted to Sea
The Canadian ship Hay Roberts carried 1020 casts of return innor and was escorted to sea yesterday after Aldray Heighin officials attempted to eliminate bottles. Witnesses testified the accusation against Ted Boynton was true. He pleaded for mercy as jurors warned that reform school could not shield him if the motive was murder. Mrs Boynton wept during the courtroom argument.
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Francisco
Bert
Hay Roberts
Eaest Guard Cullere
Ted Boynton
Tad Moynton
Moore al Bora
Kral
Seman
Pee Wee Golf Watch Fied
Bao Wass, superintendent at dis rrert ieu, announced Tueedar toot seerestion department wll condu ct inindure coll tournamente for heis and girls and then for adults beginning siez Saturday. The boxs tournament will start a a mm Saturday with the ¢ listed for runs according to the cOURG dh iF hacdreme Sw piné et tome. The tournamenty wil BE ied at the Plaza garage root course. On the following Saturdes a lew atment will be held for x Taler adults TH take part in a tournament.
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Bao Wass
Dis
Tueedar Tooth Seerestion Department
Courg
Plaza Garage
Bond Allowed Man Held in Dry Raid
Theo W Forrester aged 92 from West Travis street was released on a bond of 750 dollars after a prohibition charge. Paul A. Lockhart, editor at the official commissioner forster, was arrested Monday after prohibition agents raided his place and seized an automobile with a case of beer in front of his house. They also claimed to have seized 626 pints of beer five gallons of wine a half gallon of whiskey and a large quantity of beer mash and beer making equipment in the house.
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Theo
W. Forrester
Travis Elreot
Wee
Helnr
Paul A. Lockbart
Ed Ataler
Monnray
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Solons
Lonal Plant
Texas
Ore Mersoni
Cay
Help Moore
Galveston County
W. J Felson
State Hospital
R. B. Walthall
Sirensee
Sed
Wsay
Belles
Duncan
Galveston
Gorrie
Luis
Hera
Ayana
Yoela
Eavier
Peters
Roy Definger
Reformatory
SKY
Roy Oesinger
Tee Boynton
Judg
Talesmen
Tex
Ira Brow
Ter
Cheney
Bhracroart
Arte
Frank Bros
Valley Trip
Bosle
Tobipe
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