Trial in Thompson Cure Case Ends First Motion Loss
Seven officers of the Thompson Treatment company faced a joint trial in federal court on charges tied to a mail fraud scheme promoting a tuberculosis cure. The defense moved to quash the indictment, arguing the cure was believed effective. The motion was overruled as jurors were questioned. 90 potential witnesses were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Treatment Company
John D. Hartman
United Status
Leg Brewer
Chambers, Wilson & Johnson
A. J. W. McBanus
H. Fitzeerald
Leonard Brown
H. 8. Thompson
J. D. Mpson
J. G. McCoran Fitesimmons
Williams & Williams
Wao
Rt. Marshall
Judd Williams
Leo Brewer
Dave Watson
Chambers
Watson & Johnson
Severdann
Brewer
Mr. Watson
Euch Ania
Wulson
Nove
Ind Rhireel
Thom Treatment Ji Company
Hartmananananend
Tartana
Police Court Busy With Weekend Arrests
Forty persons appeared before Police Judge Rochester Mauedas after Saturday and Sunday arrests. The report details drunkenness, vagrancy, and minor offenses, with several fined or bound over to await further action. Names and specifics include racial terms and street references tied to local disorder incidents.
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Rochester Mauedas
Ho White Liven
Ruzh
Lrevin
Batpadin
Lyons
Austin
Hall Gate
Sun Kidronar
Victim to Recover After Weekend Auto Crash
Kennedy, 12 percent severely injured in a collision on Dewey Place and Janet Avenue Saturday afternoon. He was rushed to Tarkson Hospital. condition improved Wednesday. Another driver, Luckenbach, 204 Dwyer Avenue, escaped with minor injuries. A third passenger, Ant ony, suffered injuries Sunday morning at South New Braunfels and Pasir Hone. Driver remained unidentified by police.
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Tarkson Hospital
Kennedy
Luckenbach
Dwyer ‘Avenue
Dewey Place
Janet Avenue
A. Taper
Antony
Braunfels
Nue
Pasir Hone
Cork
St Patrick's
Craze Man Stabs Two in Wake at San Fernando Street
A chaotic incident unfolded near 416 San Fernando Street as a man attacked two people with a knife. Police allege a motive remains unclear while officers secure the scene. The victims were rushed to area hospitals with injuries not described as life threatening.
A Meaint Slashes Victim in Monterey Street Incident
Early report details Felix Marques and others attacked near Monterey and Pecos with a slash wound. Suspects Alcees and Marquez fled. a man identified as Jake allegedly provoked the assault amid prohibition era tensions. Victim received facial injury and left eye area slashed. attacker fled toward nearby dinmy stanl.
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Felix Marques
Redding
Alcees
Marquez
Monterey
Pecos Street
Jake
Fromien
Stephenson Stand Pleads Self Defense
The Stephenson case resumes with the defense asserting self defense. The state recalls witnesses including Minneane who says her husband carried only a knife and a pile of papers on the day of the shooting. EB L Gonzales testifies he was on the Finucane porch when the killing occurred and the Bording shot fired. The trial is expected to go to the jury after court instructions and closing arguments.
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Minneane
L. Gongales
Finucane
Obituary notices for Ella Belle Taylor and Col Leo Tarleton
Obituary notices report Ella Belle Taylor aged about 80 died Sunday at a focal hospital. Survived by husband T. E. Taylor infant daughter, parents A. E. Jones, sisters Grace and Alice Jones of San Antonio, brothers A. L. Jones and Curtis Jones. Interment at Den Mission Burial Park. Also funeral for Col Leo Tarleton, 76, Confederate veteran and longtime San Antonio attorney, died Wednesday night. Services Monday at Hagg & McCollim Chapel, burial in Confederate Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Tarleton’s daughter Mrs G Surrey attended. undertakers Crockett, Dalek Ambulance service.
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Ella Belle Taylor
Lita Belly Taylor
Focal Hospital
T. E. Taylor
Blancey Street
Leo Tarleton
Sar Antonia
Algit
Military Plark
Hell
Hagg & McCollim
H. ©. Carter
Ed Walter
William Andres
D. Guinn
B. Frascell
Gaerge Altrolt
Thomas Bence Newton
Dan Tew Fittinger
W. H. Urain
C. A. Ti
Av McAshill
J. Seals
Marshall Hicks
George Taliaferro
Tarleton
Harbor Workers Form New Labor Union on Shop-Rate Basis
A new labor union uniting harbor workers including murine captains engineers harbor teammen and other harbor traffic trades was formed Sunday on a shop floor basis under the Harbor Workers tie. The organization aims to recruit members across the industry and seeks to test in the municipal body. Most members are said to be boatmen and related trades.
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New York
Berrains
Lyon
Aaron Warkers
Hilberti
Harding opens conference on unemployment drive
The article reports President Harding inaugurating a national unemployment conference with industry leaders and labor voices. Hoover urges the panel to set unemployment scope, distribution, and emergency measures without tapping the public treasury, while a formation of organizing committees is proposed to streamline work. Urgent calls for cooperation among manufacturers, workers, and government surface as the session resumes. Police report two burglaries targeting homes on South Nueces and West Commerce streets, with thieves stealing clothing and valuables before dawn.
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America
Mn Pu Dloyes
United States
Hoover
Commerce
Mc Hoover
Allce
Ted
Leary
Robinson
Los Angeles
Chutes BE
Belwab
New York
Julius Barnes
Duluth
James
Couzens
Detroit
A. J. Markham
Chenge
Comtistoner
T. ¥.Yoonger
Tila Mt "Torbell
Serauel M. Linday
Clarguee Matt Wa
Matthew Woll
Federa Af Labor
Laona
Urbain St Duis
Boston
New Yor's
Washington
Ledong
Harding
Thew
Lednox
Borginus
John Bacca
South Nueces Street
Bacca
W. B
Charles Brothers
Reply of England Delayed Few Days for More Parleys
London reports indicate several Erilink cabinet members backing Premier Lloyd George remain divided over the late Jo Valera communication. Dublin awaits despatch of the premier's vote, while reports of provocation acts in Conk and elsewhere heighten unease. In Spike, Treland, and Belfast, unrest and violence persist as authorities warn of “peace wreckers” at work and clashes continue. Two killed and six wounded in Belfast rioting. a street assault and bayonet wound reported amid continued turmoil.
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London
Erilink
Lloyd-George
Jo Valera
Prentier
Prentice
Dublin
Binek and
Tans
Conk
Spike
Treland
Belfast
Two Die in Rail Crash Near Steubenville
Steubenville Ohio Sept 26 two men are known dead after a westbound Pennsylvania railroad train collided with a freight train in an old tunnel west of town. Conductor Oliver Scripp of Dewalius Ohio and engineer Michael Birchep were among the killed. the wreck and smoke hindered full assessment of the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Yok
St. Louis
Here
Higines
Michael Birchep
Phy Ater
Oliver Scripp
Dewalius
Cole Bailey Plans Bigger Texas Store Expansion
From the moment Cole Y. Bailey announced a return with an even greater store, efforts focused on clearing decks at any cost to make room for larger and finer clothing, hats, shoes and fur furnishings than previously shown in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Cole Y. Bailey's
Texas
Bailey
Private Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Reclaimed Goods
Announcement promises sale of reclaimed ell ns or fine stacks at a tremendous sacrifice to speed roommaking. Also notes that untouched silk shirts and other rem merchandise will be included at large discounts.
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Baw
Tingeato Alvacon
Fernand Pricet
Busuduy
Stephenson
Hagy
Metalludi
Dalek
Crockett
lAdv
Adv
Harbor Workers
Antred
Captains
New Talon
Inclide
England
Pribe
Herriyy Abe Cari Sues
Mio
Imeree and
St. Mar Ned Hy
Mex. Comde
Flat Springs
Ark
Hnaymood Cole
Seresto
Hansay
Anna McKeanon
H. Herweck Crockett
Cain Gil
Alamo Industries
Cole Y
Cole Y. Bailey
Tate
Manhattan
Arrow
Broadway
Sam
Loys
Caleb
Agenta
Hickey-Freeman
Hanan
Coley, Bailey’s
Exley
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