Charges filed in Stevens death case eyeing grand jury
District attorney Lamar Seeligson announced that Stevens killing would be one of the first cases to go before a regular grand jury in the Ninety fourth District court on October 7. Indictments, if returned, would send the case to trial promptly. Funeral services for Stevens were set for Thursday at the home after a death linked to an earlier highway gun battle six miles from the city. Charges of murder were filed against Joe Hubrecht Alice Smith Dvo Guajardo and Lynn Stephens. Stephens wounded.
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Stephens
Newton
Lamar Seeligson
Shursday
Stevens
Cera
Ninety-fourth District
Seeligson
Bre Lushand
Lynn Stephens
Dey Ogest
Prohibition
San Antonio
Murphy
JL. Aiite
Alagoosa County
Faces Prison Team Convicted in Manslaughter Case
Lois Pantages, shown with her mother and Loyd, faces 1 to 10 years in a California prison for manslaughter in a fatal auto crash that killed Charles Stevens. Reports describe wounded Lyno Stephens, a raid on Claremont Avenue, and various suspects held or jailed after the incident.
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Lois Pantages
Loyd
California
Corpus Christi Port Receives Largest Cargo Yet
Canisti Texas reports the largest inbound cargo ever brought into Port Corpus Christi aboard the Millinocket. The vessel, part of a Baltic pore to Corpus Christi service by Lines, Inc., signals a new weekly route. Meanwhile Prohibition Agents Stevens and Murphy were ambushed during a raid near San Antonio with several prisoners wounded or captured. Stevens died 12 hours later after a blood transfusion failed.
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Corpus Canisti
Texas
Port Corsus Christi
The
Steele Cappell
Upbell Company
Seal Agents
Port Comox Christi
the Lines, Inc
Baltic Pore
Corpus Christi
Stevens
Fie I
Murphy
Gay
Oue
Raisa
Pedro Guajaro
Charley Stevens
San Antonio
Agent Stevens
Owen Kildry
Borglun Declines Return Over Stone Mountain Memorial Row
Jorglum declares he will not return to Georgia to help restore the Confederate memorial at Stone Mountain. He cites indictment chatter and calls for unity, claiming he was summoned by Congress for Mount Rushmore work, and insists he will not waste time on wrangles.
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Tapid City
Gutzon Borglun
Jayita
Georgia
South
Stone Mountain
Hia
Seleghanta
Atlanta
U Jury
Dekalb County
Fle Acilvtor
Enid. Ie
Nut
J. G. ‘Lucker
G Borglan
Bergum
Tucker
Kewls
Congress
Anryy
Mount Rushmore
Washington
Skove Mountain
Adonia
Florida fruit crop and storm warnings mix in wartime tone
The piece notes a strong grape fruit harvest in Florida with good quantity and quality. It cites a Miami Herald owner Frank B. Stirs and mentions a New York order for 48 400 boxes. It warns of an approaching severe storm along the Florida coast from Jupiter to Miami and compares Florida tornado reports to exaggerated casualty rumors.
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Frank B. Stirs
The
Miami Herald
Nori
Middle
Florida
New York
Jupiter
Miami
Mark
Jenin
Settlement on Wisqie assessments before county board
The county commission acting as a board of equalization reached a settlement on Wisqie assessments against Missouri Pacific railway lines. Final levies set the Ny subsidiary at 2 per mile up from 17 20. The 8, LL and 3 lines were assessed at 3M15 rather than 5000 per mile. The San Antone Southern failed to adjust the Missouri Kausna and Texas line assessment, with the central issue reduced to 3 per mile.
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Hugh McLluighlin
P U. Ny
Missouri-Pacific Lines
Southern Failway
Missouri
Kausna
Texas
Will Irwin Visits Flying Fields and Plaza Hotel
Will Irwin, noted war correspondent and Gelien writer, spent Wednesday afternoon at the Flying Fields and was a guest of the Plaza Hotel. He left early Thursday for New Orleans after his visit.
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Will Irwin
Flying Fields
Win Irwin
Plaza Hotel
New Orleans
Librarian to Pay City Short Visit Through San Antonio
Col Lawrence Martin custodian of the Library of Congress in Washington has spent a month vacationing in Mexico City and will pass through San Antonio Friday morning en route home. J T Gilmore resigns as justice of the peace precinct No 1 and R W Scoppenbeck is appointed to serve out the unexpired term.
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Col
Lawrence Martin
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Mexico City
San Antonio
Major Robert Coker Arrives in Sth Corps Area HQ
Major Robert Coker reported to the Sth Corps area headquarters as air officer. He was accompanied by his wife. Coker arrived there Wednesday from Little Rock where he had commanded the air corps.
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Air Office
Robert Coker
Sth Corps
Thureday
Coker
Little Tock
Ale Corps
Gas Rescue by Druggist Saves Woman
A woman nearly died from gas exposure but was saved by a druggist using Adterika. The remedy reportedly cleanses the stomach and bowel, relieving constipation and removing poisonous waste. Distributed by Sommers Wagners 11 drug stores.
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Sommers+ Wagners
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McMullin
Tilden McMullin Co
Sedalia
Sommers Wagners Drug Stores
Dr. Tuti
Charles Stevens
Lyno Stephene
San Antoniin
Owen Rilday
Diry
Claremont Avenue
Lan Stephens
Alice Smith
Luisa Guajardo
Joe Hobrecht
Pedro Guajardo
Santa Rosa
Guajardo
Luisa
Prohibition Agen W.T
Joe Rubnke
Corpus
Stowers
Jorglum
Case
Aooloomento
Eugene
Navarro
Byrd
Swifts
Brookfield
Heet
New Boraak Times
August Toth
Swift Ana Compary
Chicagos
Sydney Greasor Bind
Swift
Brookfield Butter
Creamery
Buena Vista and
Medica Street
R. D. Coley
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