San Antonio Good Will party welcomed in West Texas stops
The San Antonio Good Will party arrives in Uvalde for a multi town tour staged by the Chamber of Commerce trade extension. Citizens line streets as two abreast officials with gold and blue umbrellas lead parades through Hondo Sabinal Uvalde Del Rio and Basie Pass. A 25 piece Mexican band plays while concerts draw hundreds. Dinner at Piedras Negras across the border features both American and Mexican dishes.
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San Antonio
Uvalde Leader-News
Good Will Party
Uvalde
Trade Extension Department
Chamber of Commerce
Hondo
D'Hanis
Sabinal
del Rio
Basie Pass
Knippa
Spofford Junction
Jed
Central Hotel
Piedras Megras
Eagle “Pass
C. M. Bres
Piedras Negras
N. H. King
J. B. Gilmer
Sabinas
Ab-Hah
Southwest Texas
W. N. Saathoff
H. G. Henderson
Garland Martin
August Kemaf
Batot
Pletcher Davis
G. Mucnnink
Paul Reinhart
Louis Carle
F. J. Carle
M. Watson
J. M. Cavender
Chamber
Leon
Export of Canned Goods Increases 27 Percent
Washington reports a 27 percent rise in canned goods exports for the first eight months of the year compared to the same period last year. Canned fruits exported in August and July show a near 106 percent rise, while dried and evaporated fruits rise 177 percent for the same period in 1924.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
City Leaders Tour Prominent Border Cities
Walter Heard and a delegation including BH McDonald and M M Bragg visited Sabinal Del Rio Eagle Pass and Uvalde to present a city key. D W Price and C Wolfe praised the trade extension train tour calling it a complete success with all four trips successful.
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F Heard
Walter Brandon
BH. B. McDonald
M. M. Bragg
Sabimal
D. W. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Fred J. Horner
H. 2. Hornby
Frank Miller
L. Schwartz
Uvalde
R. Senor
BH. S. Glock
W. F. Easterling
H. F. Measels
A. Madison
V. D. Curry
del Rio
A. D. Hudson
F. O. Weyrich
Wryehe
Eagle Pass
Wrehe
Bert Perry
Charlie George
Hearing Waived In Automobile Theft Case
F. B. Myers waived a preliminary hearing when arraigned in Ben Fisk Justice Court on a charge of automobile theft. Bond was set at $500. He was arrested in Pecos on a stolen auto from a San Antonio man and brought back to the city by Deputy Sheriff John Subira.
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F. B. Myers
Justice Court of Ben
Fisk
Pecos
San Antonio
John Subira
Aguilar Freed On Bond In Mexican Revolt Case
Gen Candido Aguilar of 111 Groveland place was released on a $5000 bond after a day in Bexar county jail. Camilo B Garcia posted $1060 bond. They faced charges of attempting to rally men to start a revolution in Mexico in violation of U S neutrality laws. Bond was secured by BR DL Ball and Mrs Nellie D Barclay, National Bank of Commerce directors.
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Candido Aguilar
Groveland Place
United States
R. L. Edwards
Bexar County
Camilo B. Garcia
General Aguilar
Mexico
Uni
BR. DL
Ball
Nellie D. Barclay
National Bank of Commerce
Garcia
Carranza
Dela Huerta
Hudson and Essex Exhibit Draw Crowds in Crockett Showrooms
Crowds visit the Crockett Automobile Company display on Onkand and Romana streets nightly for a Hudson and Essex exhibit. The event features open car prices on closed models and a special lighting setup. William Steinhardt reports strong public response with several sales, including two in the showroom for luxurious sedans. The fall showing ends Saturday night.
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Hudson and Essex
Crockett Automobile Company
Onkanid
Romana
William Steinhardt
Steinhardt
Two Injured in Auto Collisions Reported by Police
Four traffic accidents on Wednesday night left two men injured including an unidentified soldier. Lieutenant Rubl was driving a Brooks Field soldiers’ car which overturned at South Press street and Warwick boulevard. another occupant was lightly cut. Jim Strong, age 14 1228 Piedmont street, was hurt when a car hit him and his bicycle at Victoria and South Hackberry. A collision at Market and South Presa streets involved I Lobert of 210 South Alamo and G Mc Hardy of 107 Ads street with no injuries.
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United States
R. L. Edwards
Brooks Field
South Press Street
Warwick Boulevard
Rubl
Judge Edwards
Jim Strong
Piedmont Street
Victoria
South Hackberry Streets
I. Lobert
South Alamo Street
G. McHardy
Ads Street
Market
South Presa
Petition drive to spare life of Bernard Grant in Illinois
About 100000 signatures flood petitions urging Gov Len Small to commute Bernard Grants death sentence in the murder case. Grant’s attorney Thomas E Swanson says a half million signatures may come, citing mail responses. Walter Krauser declines to comment on the exoneration statement. Otto Christengen denies drafting or pressuring Krauser to sign.
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Chicago
Len Small
Bernard Grant
Grant
Thomas E. Swanson
Lastight
Walter Krauser
Otto Christengen
Krauser
Camphor Wash Promises Quick Eye Relief
Advertises Lavoptik ere wash with camphor witch hazel hydrastis and other ingredients claiming rapid relief for sore weak or strained eyes. Offers aluminum eye cup free and notes availability at all druggists.
Oklahoma Kluxers Plan Jewett Custer
Wash Hudson of Tulsa says 350 Klansmen gather in Oklahoma to elect new dragons and wizards. He plans dispersed meetings to avoid Jewett locating them and vows action against grand dragon N C Jewett while calling for democracy in the Klan.
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Oklahoma
Hudson
Senate
Nuga-Tone Promises Quick Relief for Sleep and Nerves
An advertisement touts Nuga-Tone as a new remedy for poor sleep, nervousness, and fatigue with claims of rapid improvement. It promises refreshed sleep, steady nerves, better digestion, and appetite along with a money back guarantee if not benefited, and urges trial through local druggists.
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Naga-Tone
Firemen Extinguish Two Minor Blazes Reported
Fire crews extinguished a brushwood fire behind Dan Johnsons home at 140 Grant Avenue using a garden hose with no damage reported. A second fire, started by defective wiring on a car owned by Dr. H. M. Bush at South Daredo and Lachappelle streets, was put out before damage.
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Dan, Johnson
Grant Avenue
H. M. Bush
City National Bank
Daredo
Lachappelle
Epee
Ana
News Vendor Vanishes in San Antonio as Police Hunt
Charles Hillert a 61 year old news vendor for the Southern Pacific disappeared after last being seen September 20 in San Antonio. Police seek him and friends fear foul play as he was believed to carry substantial money.
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Charles Hillert
Southern ‘Pacific
Hillert
San Antonio
Afl
LaFollette to Focus on Speeches Ahead of Election
Washington Sept 25 Senator Robert M LaFollette independent Presidential candidate is devoting energies to preparing speeches and detailing his itinerary to friends It may be at least ten days before he speaks again and from then until election day he is expected to deliver one or more addresses daily
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Washington, D. C
Roland H. Pothier Pleads Not Guilty in 1918 Murder Case
Roland H. Pothier and Robert Rosenbluth face murder charges in federal court over the 1918 killing of Major Alexander Lewis. Pothier entered a not guilty plea and a trial date was set for next Tuesday.
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Tacoma
Roland H. Pothier
Robert Rosenbluth Witth
Alexander Wae Knits
Samp Lewis
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Househol Furniture Co
Lafollette
Pereela Ltd
Dr. Scholl
Dr Scholl
He Watt & Marx Co
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