W Earnest 56 SAP official dies in San Antonio area
Lee W Earnest 56 claim agent for the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway died at his home 930 East Aston Street Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. Survived by widow Bettie M Earnest, one sister Mrs yid Ble Wnight of El Paso, and brothers A W Earnest of Guadalajara Mexico Charles Earnest El Paso and Frank Barnest of Risk. Services at the Kan Rifle club with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. Active pallbearers named with honorary pallbearers listed.
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Slee
W. Earnest
San Antonio and
Adalajara
Mexico
Charles Farnest
el Paso
Frank Barnest
Risk
Earnest
Ikan Rifle Club
Tthe Bdknan Rifle Club
Odd Fellows
Milton G Everett
J. R. Davis
Ed Senge
Ed Richardson
Nat Green
Wiliam EG
Tobin
R. J. Boyle
G. B. Goodioe
He Newberry
J. C. Mangham
W. Ae Fitzgerald
George Chamberlain
Trusty shot over prison wall leaves inmate wounded
Eddie O Keefe one of three trusties at Missouri Penitentiary scaled the wall last night and was shot by guards perhaps fatally wounded. Fellow convicts Jack Roach and Jim Swain escaped in darkness. O Keefe serving for robbery in Kansas City and faced 18 year term in Michigan at sentence end.
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Jefferson City
Eddie O'Keefe
Missouri Penitentiary
Jack Roach
Jim Swain
S& Darkness
O'Keefe
Kansas City
Faas
Michigan
Grand Jury Indicts Connor for Pasadena Murder
Harry Connor alias Harry Garbutt, ex convict arrested in Los Angeles on the death of Mrs Clifton R. Hunn in Pasadena, was indicted for murder by the county grand jury. Frederick Gibson, a dinner guest the night of the slaying, testified that Connor beat Mrs Hunn with a hammer and shot her. Gibson was a chief witness. Connor declined to testify.
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Los Angeles
Harry Connor
Harry Garbutt
Clifton R. Hunn
Pasadena
Frederick Gibson
Connor
Gibson
Hunn
Davis Assures Home Folks of Victory
Democratic presidential nominee John W. Davis continued his West Virginia tour. He told locals that his candidacy and the party would triumph, based on observations from a second trip through the coal fields of the southwestern border and along the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The final address was set for Bluefield tonight.
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Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
John W. Davis
Rocky Mountains
Norfolk & Western
West Virginia
Bluefield
Pullman Surcharge Hearing Ends Today
Washington September 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard final arguments for and against abolishing the Pullman car surcharge on passengers. Railroads argued service compensation is due. traveling men opposed the surcharge as no longer needed. The hearing marks the final step before the commission’s decision.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National
Charles Van Studdiford Dies, Noted Horse Fancier
Charles Van Studdiford, 59, well known clubman and race horse enthusiast, died at his St. Louis home after cancer surgery. He was famed for eccentric manners and lavish gifts to his ex wife, now a Fort Wayne opera singer who runs a music conservatory and arrived at his bedside after his death.
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ST. Louis
Charles van Studdiford
San Antonio Lawyers Form Criminal Defense Partnership
Charles Matthews and W A Hogan, prominent San Antonio attornies, announce the formation of a new partnership starting Monday. Hogan will be announced in Friday’s edition. They will locate offices at the National Bank of Commerce building. Matthews previously worked with Matthews and Heilbron, Hogan with Robert G Harris. Hogan presently serves as special judge in the Thirty seventh District Court. Both specialize in criminal law.
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Charles Matthews
W. A. Hogan
Attorners
San Antonio
Hogan
Fnday. Hey
National Bank of Commerce
Buildws
Matthews
Matthews and Heilbron
Robert G. Harris
Thirtyseventh District Court
Kindergarten Suits at Special Price in Tan
Advertising copy offers limited kindergarten outfits at 1.95 with washable top and tweed pants in tan. Sizes available from 3 to 8.
Hosiery Styles and Prices in Silk and Stockings
A catalog style listing details chiffon silk hose and full fashioned stockings in multiple shades with prices from 165 to 295 dollars per pair. It notes reinforced Marvel Stop features, paneled backs, and woven lisle garter and nylon accents. Also lists derby ribbed children's socks at 39 cents a pair.
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New Friends Daily
Paleline Beoe
Derby
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Trusty
Grand Jury
Davis
Pullman
Charles Studdiford
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Mgr
Kaufman’s
Weg
Taiwe
Clivette Morteket
Lyons
Jem
New York
Glassberg
Thrifty
Sawantoniosomy
Te Woltz & Marx Co
Ned Knickers
Mal Pinks
Cfipat Plooe
Jersey
Specialty Square
Ethel Dell
P. Oppenheim
Phillips
Porter
Dixon
Curwood
Peter P
Kyne
Lincoln
Cather
Bower
Rex Beach
Bormer
Doyle
Dumas
Reinhardt
Zane Grey
Harrison
Peddler
Perrin and
Adler
Perrin
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