Fist Fight Follows Auto Theft Charged Men Freed
Laula Spiller of 205 I rio City road and T W Bjorkman of 456 Soledad street were released on $50 bonds after affray charges filed. The alleged Wednesday courthouse scuffle followed Spiller’s release on a $300 bond after car theft allegations against him. The piece also mentions Help Wanted ads urging readers to scan for opportunities and good salaries.
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Laula Spiller
I'rio City ‘Road
T. W. Bjorkman
Soledadtreet
Liberty
Spiller
Bjorkman
City Offers Free Picnic Planning by Recreation Dept
The city recreation department will arrange picnic programs and other public functions if three days notice is given. Jake Heffington said arrangements can be made with a three day lead time. Also note fall home repairs and services advertised in the Light Classifieds.
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Jake Heffington
The
Recreation Department
Negro Torture Charges Probed In Memphis Home
Memphis investigators probe alleged torture at a settlement home for Negro children. Miss Georgia Tann alleged inmates were burned on hot stoves and punished with peppered burns using a hot poker. Superintendent Desma Simon blamed. fire that killed eight children triggers grand jury scrutiny. 85 year old Hosebud Ankton faces murder charges, with the home’s license revoked.
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Memphis
Tenn
Que Child
Tarn
Howe
Hosebud Ankton
Areon
Sheriff and Party Put Under Arrest
Sheriff Frank J. Clancy of Jefferson and seven companions were arrested yesterday by agents of the state department of conservation on charges of hunting and possessing deer out of season. The incident occurred as they operated in apparent violation of wildlife laws, with authorities seeking to prosecute for unlawful game activities.
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Frank J. Clancy
Jefferson Peced
Alate
Colonel to Retire After Long Service in L A Offices
A former area coordinator of insurance offices in Los Angeles announces retirement after a career spanning service years. He enlisted in the army in 1898 and rose through the ranks. A recent patronage inquiry by the U S notes changes forthcoming.
Court Proceedings in Local Jurisdictions
Court records list numerous fines from CORPORATION COURT for traffic violations including names such as Al HAMM and Warren Hartsfield with amounts from $2 to £20, plus $3 and $4 entries for others. Acquittals are noted for several defendants. additional cases in COUNTY COURT AT LAW involve aggravated assault and pistol charges with fines and jail terms. A PAGE-wide tally shows verdicts, judgments, and fees across multiple courts headed by Judge McCollum Burnett and Judge John F. Onion.
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Green
Garfield Williams
Manuel H. Mucias
Qd. Garten
J. V. Sotelo
Joe Punari
L. R. Smart
H. Green
Los Vareles
G. B. England
James Neill
Will Lee
County Court-At-Law MQ
McCollum Burnett
State of Texas
Sylvester Aguillar
Quinten
Hoover
Tom Condon
State of Tera
al Furey
R. I. Huon
Warren N. Rive
John L. Lindsey Ve. O. C. Smith
Gertrudy W. Duncan Ve. Z. B. Wruck
Real Estate Commission
Boy Injured by Shotgun Shell at Green Hospital
Seven year old Adolph Moraley of 1420 Denver Boulevard suffered serious abdominal and chest wounds from an exploding shotgun shell in a hospital setting. He and his sisters Toulse and Foula were playing with the shell when it exploded late Wednesday. all received minor injuries and were treated at Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Adolph Moraley
Denver Boulevard
Robert B. Green
Adolph
Toulse
Foula
Brackenridge Brackenridge hosts big children’s pageant
The largest city pageant for children will be staged in the Sunk en garden Brackenridge park on October 10 by the recreation department per Miss Mary Wilson director of dramatics and dancing. About 890 to 1000 San Antonio children will perform Hans Christen Andersen tale Hansel and Gretel with Professor Ed Armstrong directing the music.
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Sunken Garden
Brackenridge
Recreation Department
Mary Wilson
San Antonio
Hans Christen Andersen
Hansel and Gretel
Ed Armstrong
Mise Wilson
Negro Woman Struggles as Officer Faces Graft Charges
Alice Curry, 47, of 814 E Isso Street, contends Patrolman A J Vogt perjured himself and sought graft after her arrest for disturbing the peace and vice ordinance violation. Garza, arrested with her, pleaded guilty and paid $5. In court, the judge and room laughed at Vogt as Curry defended herself.
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Gaip
Alice Curry
Isso Street
Corporation Court
A. J. Vogt
Dave Watson
Pauli Garza
Bhe
24 Children, Nine Steps Are Left to Mourn Father
Alliance Ohio businessman Mike Gandren a long time truck driver and father of 24 children died suddenly last night He was twice married and had 23 children by his first wife and nine more with a second wife making a total of 33 in the family A dream home near trees is offered today in Homes for Sale List Classified
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Altianch
Qhio
Mike Gandren
Alliance
Gandren
Carlier
Ay Ha
Retiring Lieut Col P J Hennessey to Head Insurance Office
Lieut Col P J Hennessey, long time Eighth Corps coordinator, retires after 31 years in the army and will open an office in the Marilac building representing Consolidated Indemnity and Insurance. He plans to establish a San Antonio area state branch with Al Smith as a director. He recently returned from New York City after enlisting for duty in the Somali American War. He served as an enlisted cavalryman 1900 to 1901, later commissioned. He is a graduate of multiple army schools.
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P. J. Hennessey
Eighth Corps
Army
Majrilic
Consolidated Indemity and Ineourance Company
Iennessey Jo Just
New York City
San Antonia
Insurance Company
al Smith
New York
San Antonio
Hennessey
Senate
Patroiuce Committee
Antonio Jast. Tune
Fennessey
Army Wars College
Géneral Laff School
Army School of the Ne
Infantry-Cavalry School
Army Signal
Grocers Oppose Packers Extension Plan in Decree Fight
MEMPHIS Tenn Sept 10 The American Wholesale Grocers Association declared its opposition to the Packers bid to modify a 1920 U S Supreme Court consent decree restricting Packers activities to meat bucking. The grocers meeting in one day convention rejected the Packers claim that public interest requires modification and vowed to resist further efforts.
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Memuhis
Tenn
American Wholesale Grocers Association
United States
Qupreme
Japan policy document linked to Pacific Relations leaders
A sensational document proposing a blood and iron policy by Japan toward China and the United States was disclosed by the Daily Telegraph. Claimed to be compiled by Baron Giichi Tanaka and sent to Emperor Hirohito, it was reportedly distributed secretly among delegates to the Institute on Pacific Relations in Kyoto next month.
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London
Japan
China
United States
The
Daily Telegraph
Pokeing
Baron Gilchi Tanaka
Hirohito
Institute On Pacific Relations
Kyoto
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U. S
Inquiry
Cot
Edwin Murrie
F. S. Hazes
R. Harley
Way ‘Resende
G. Sabentes
Frank Munoz
J. B. Arnold
Willis Flowers
H. Tones
William Cortley
Fred Grey
J.D. King
Peace Court
John F. Onion
Joe Rorgess
Green Hospital
Grocers
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Ochultze ‘Spa
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