Dream of Holloway Murder Haunts San Antonio
A Dallas traveling salesman, O Carroll, slept and dreamed of Deputy Sheriff John T Holloway being murdered at the Red Ball Hotel on North Alamo Street. He walked in his sleep, climbed to a window and nearly fell, but was unharmed. Police noted the vivid dream resembled a real event as Holloway’s killer remained sought.
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John T. Holloway
San Antonio
Holloway
Red Ball Hotel
North Alamo Street
O. ©. Carroll
Dallas
Lanuing
Carroll
Jeff Anderson
Piainly
Woman Testimony Details Custody Dispute in Rome Case
Testimony portrays Mrs. Holland as a loving mother while witnesses defend her moral character. The proceedings include claims of a past divorce agreement and a disputed picture found in a pocket, with multiple witnesses supporting Mrs. Holland and urging custody of Doris May.
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Holland
Nellie Williams
West Craig Place
Mrs. Bolland
Leonard Brown
Brown
A. B. Holland
Maverick Street
ALL Want Child
P. Holland
Wilda May Holland
Doris May
Lois Memory
Helen Bell Thomas
Carter New Head of Ad Clubbers
Fort Worth won the 1925 convention of the Tenth District Associated Advertising Clubs of the World and Amon G. Caster publisher of the Star-Telegram of Fort Worth was unanimously chosen president of the organization at its closing session. Both selections were unanimous.
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Galveston
Fort Worth
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Amon G. Caster
Star-Telestam
Coleman H Lyons dies at Pleasanton
Coleman H Lyons son of the late J H Lyons first postwar mayor of San Antonio died at Pleasanton on Wednesday. He is survived by four nephews Emil Kelley and Jim Fred Lyons Herff Lyons of Pleasanton and five nieces including Mrs batman of New York Mrs Mollie Japns of Bay City Mrs Annie rest of Cotulla Mrs E A Mar ai of San Antonio and Mrs Jeanie veackhart of Marfa along with several great nieces and nephews.
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Coleman H. Lyons
J. H. Lyons
San Antonio
Pleasanton
Lyons
Emil Kelley
Jim
Fred
Herff Lyons
Tele ‘Batman
New York
Mollie Japns
Bay City
Annie Rest
Cotulla
E. A. Marai
Jeanie Ve
Broadway Censors Page Takes In Risque Plays
New York detectives last night inspected two Broadway productions amid censorship steps announced earlier. No arrests were made. The first play saw much of its objectionable dialogue cut by the producer’s son. at Music Box Earl Carroll said he would not alter lines or costumes.
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New York
France
Dire Son
Colphin
Music Box
Earl Carroll
Obstacles overcome by orphan mothers
The article profiles Mrs. Chabot and Mrs. Cresson leaders of an orphanage in San Antonio who cared for nearly 3000 wards, endured early struggles, and kept the home open through devotion and fundraising. It recalls six pioneering workers, a Christmas Santa Claus moment, and a call for a larger permanent facility.
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Aline
C. LA
Santa Claus
Cuero Slayer Faces Lunacy Hearing After Murder
Cuero Texas September 25 Lunacy charges filed again against W E Stapp the confessed killer of his brother in law 8 HL Lewis The crime described as one of DeWitt counties ghastliest as the victim was burned after being felled with an axe Hearing set for today before Judge Stanley Kuylawik.
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Cuero
Tex
W. E. Stapp
Lewis
DeWitt County
Stanley Kuylawik
Policeman Firing Incident In Front Of South Flores
Police officer W H Butler fired at C C Arrenbar also known as C Chavis former city detective after being knocked down during a disturbance in front of a South Flores restaurant. Chavis was later arrested at Bucket of Blood Bicycle Shop and fined $25 for assault with additional DUI charges filed.
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W. H. Butler
C. C. Arrenbar
C. Chavis
Chavis
South Flores Street
Bucket of Blood
el Paso Street
Carver
Dickman
Kor
Butler
Koner
Guadalupe Fair horse races list owners riders and times
The report details race results at the Guadalupe Fair with horses such as Magician True Bar Four Mush and Lucy B placing in events from 1-4 mile runs to 4-8 mile runs. It lists owners and riders like Hancock Cratchfield Tonsall Spires Pleasants Singleton Locklear and others with finishing times. Senator Hubert D. Stephens of Mississippi remains seriously ill in Memphis with blood poisoning. condition unchanged.
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True Bar
KR. G. Pleasants
Singleton
Gold Dollar
Carrol
Dan McGee
T. W. Locklear
Tonsall
Mush
Lucy B
Lane
Yardillo
Jack Smith
Avant
Senator Stephens
Memphis
Tenn
Hubert D. Stephens
Mississippi
Peggy and Count Agree to Withdraw Divorce Suits
New York Sept 25 Count and Countess Gosta Morger known as Peggy Hopkins Joyce actress have agreed to settle out of court marital difficulties Attorney Frank C Delaney said a compact was drawn in which the count withdraws his annulment suit and Miss Joyce withdraws her separation suit Both pledge not to renew the proceedings here or abroad
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New York
Gosta Morger
Peggy Hop
Kins Toyce
Frank C. Delaney
Miss. Joyce
Guards Ordered to Herrin in Mobile Incident
Report indicates two Salem Company I squads were recalled to Herrin to replace a single unit led by Captain B H M Bigelow. The move occurred as Marion's grand jury convened and locals noted no clear reason for the mobilization, with Bigelow remaining stationed in Marion.
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Herrins
Salem
BH. M. Bigelow
Marion
Bigelow
Marioni_ to
Beri
Kindergarten donations aid Peg fund
The Light editor supported Peg with a dollar, while kindergarten pupils at Mrs. Jefferson D. Lindsey’s 1206 Drexel Avenue collection totaled 1.40 in pennies. Contributors include Flynn with 40 cents and other named donors, bringing the fund to 389.80.
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Peg
Tsis
Jefferson D. Lindsey
Drexel ‘Avenue
Flynn
Pote
Ares
Charlie Avelar
Newsboy
Ragged Boy
Amy Bernice
Novich
Segu
Margaret
Tyell
Ore’ Gray Dugger
Magnolia
Norman
Fiynn
Eel Edeebee
Ithpainkes
Ferimo Gutierrez Held After Pocketful of Cash Found
Police sergeant notes clothing hides nothing about wealth after Ferimo Gutierrez, a 40 year old Mexican, is jailed for immigration officers. A search of his pockets reveals unexpected cash and silver items suggesting more than a simple appearance. He had long been a prisoner, suspected of illegal entry across the Rio Grande.
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Bill McKaughan
Ferimo Gutierrez
Feronimo
Rio Grande
Mexican rider crashes into store window injuring two
A motorcycle rider crashed into Jim Wong's store at 304 South Laredo Street late Wednesday. Two show windows were broken and the rider escaped before police arrived. Wong reported the incident and said the rider fled the scene despite efforts to secure the license number.
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Jim Wong
South Laredo Street
Wong
County to Destroy Signs on Highways War Reignites
County officials and a women’s committee led by Mrs. J. T. Smith discussed removing advertising signs on Bexar county highways. Judge Augustus J. McCloskey said a formal resolution was not possible, but county workers will tear down signs found. The crackdown, begun months ago, resumes as signs proliferate again.
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Bexar
J. T. Smith
Augustus J. McClockey
McCloskey
Damages Denied in Hasgenbeck Wallace Circus Wreck Suits
Judge V B Reiter of Lake County Superior Court denies $1,000,000 in damages in 56 suits filed for Hasgenbeck Wallace circus disaster victims in Bouly Indiana. The Michigan Central wreck killed 70 and injured 100 others in 1910.
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Sammond
Ind
Reiter
The
Lake
County Superior Court
Bouly
Major Zant Set for Shanghai Flight from Hong Kong
Major Paro Zanni an Argentine aviator plans a world air cruise route flying from Hong Kong to Shanghai and onward to Morrow. General Tu Yane Hsiang urged postponement due to wartime risk, but Argentine consul Del Carril said permission from Beijing was granted and the landing will occur on a safe Whangpoo river site away from combat zones.
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Steudaten
Shangha
Paro Zanni
Hong Kong
Shanghai
A. del Curtil
Freeozine Consula
Zauni
Lenox
del Carril
Major Zanni
Peking
Whangpoo’ River
Red Cross Aiding Hungry Filipinos
The Philadelphia chapter of the American Red Cross reported in a cablegram received here that it is rendering emergency relief to Pangasinan and Tarlac provinces where famine has affected nearly 40 000 persons.
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Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
American’ Red Cross
Manila
Pangasinan
Tarlac
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J. K. Beretta
Vere Brown Edwin Chamberlain
C. S. Diehl
W. K. Ewing ,J. H. Frost
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Harry Landa
FL G. Oppenheimer
J. B. Martindale
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Arthur Storms
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Peggy
Count
Herrin
Zant
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