School sleuths planned by Burns in new justice program
New York Sept 7 The Bureau of Investigation started a school for detectives teaching search laws evidence rights of citizens and prosecution preparation. Chief William Burns said the program trains investigators to be effective defenders of citizens while building a national detective service viewed as a model for Scotland Yard.
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Lins
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Highway extension plans stir Gulf to Denver routes
A Texas based Highway Association tours San Antonio en route to Amarillo and Corpus Christi to discuss an extended Gulf highway from Brownsville to Lexington and a Denver to Vancouver extension. Officials meet American Chamber of Commerce in Brownsville. leaders include Waupleo Mex and Helaty party distributing markers.
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American Chamber of Commerce
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Vancouver
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Trakbart
HD. McAftey
Austin
Marjot
West End park concession plan reviews city bid
The city weighs a $310,000 annual rent for a park concession and may exclude West End from the proposal. Mayor Black has not yet announced a decision after citizen visits and committee discussions with William Sueden about operating the pavilion and a weekly dance, with a bid reportedly at $10,000 per year. Commissioner Lambert held a conference, results pending.
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Black
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Cliary
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Eerne
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Othies
Unib
Lambert
On Verge of Breakdown Claims by San Antonio Man
Luke J. Selvier of San Antonio says prior health collapse left him near breakdown with severe appetite loss and stomach pain. He reports doctors failed to help until a week ago when he started gaining weight and improving after treatment at Meier Pharmacy by Wagner Gang Company.
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Japanese restaurant owner injured after motorcycle crash
A Japanese restaurateur in Hollen street was injured when a motorcycle rider threw him off as they collided on Somerset road. He was found near Bunt Romana and Augaxte streets, taken to Robert B. Green Memorial hospital with non life threatening injuries. Police detained the rider on a charge related to the crash.
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Robert B. Grees
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