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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

3

Mexican Murder Frenzy Near Merkel Stuns Texas Region

Bloodhounds, a trench mortar, and National Guardsmen with a machine gun joined a large hunt for Lopez Morales and accomplices in Merkel Texas after a double murder. The slain Reeves and Satterwhite were praised officers as 1000s of volunteers and 100 vehicles aided the manhunt across rural Blanco County hills and farms.

Merkel Abilene Frank E. Smith W. F. Whaley Whaley Smith George Reeves

Tell Me Why at Mission Theatre April One

The Mission Theatre screens the drama Tell Me Why on Wednesday April 1 with births control as its central theme. Dallas based distributor C M A McCormick presents the film and will attend the showing at the Mission. Special women only matinees in the afternoon and men only evening showings are scheduled to address the sensitive subject.

Mission Theatre Texas Oklahoma Arkansas C. M. A. McCormick Dallas

Manhunt Expands Across West Texas for Mexican Slayer

Sweetwater reports more than 200 armed men from Nolan Runnels Coke Taylor and adjoining counties pursue Morales the Mexican suspected of killing Sheriff W W Satterwhite Howard County and Constable George Reeves Taylor County. Bloodhounds trail the fugitive as the chase shifts toward Dora Nolan County with reports of other killings tied to his record.

Merkel Richie Farm Lopez Morales Lopez Big Spring Pete Reeves Satterwhite Snatterwhite Morales Saminago Pete Morales Richie H. T. O’bar Lige Jennings Abilene Whaley Biggs Albany Baird View Frank E. Smith T. R. Smith Commissioners’ Court Sweetwater Texas Nolan, Runnels Coke Taylor W. W. Satterwhite Howard County George Reeves Taylor County Jaan Hernandez Paint Rock Concho County Lubbock Nolan Dora Nolan County Lake Abilene Smith Ranch Here Juan Hernandez

Rose and Silver Style Showdelights with Music and Models

Style Showprint in rose blue and silver featured Ruth Ramsel singing The Nightingale and Helvey reading Roots by Joyce Kilmer. Models displayed spring and summer wear while Mrs A H Smith and E A Shepperd provided music. An encore praised the program and guests enjoyed a luncheon at Jackson and Holcomb's drug store hosted by Mr and Mrs Skaggs.

Ruth Ramsel A. H. Smith E. A. Shepperd

The Common Law at Queen Theatre opens April 1

A selected cast heads a two day engagement of The Common Law at Queen Theatre starting Wednesday April 1. The photoplay, based on Robert W. Chambers work, features Corinne Griffith Conway Tearle and Elliott Dexter with a starry supporting lineup. Local social notes report Mr and Mrs Shorty Hodge and the Hodge family celebrating an 8th anniversary in Abilene with a dinner.

Queen Theatre Robert W. Chambers Broadway Corinne Griffith Conway Tearle Elliott Dexter Doris May Hobart Bosworth Miss Dupont Bryant Washburn Phyllis Haver Harry Myers Wally van Shorty Hodge Mrs Homer Hodge Abilene

Laughter Sensation At Queen Theatre Monday and Tuesday

Samuel Goldwyn presents In Hollywood with Potash and Perlmutter at the Queen Theatre on March 30 and 31. The film adapts the stage play Business Before Pleasure with Alexander Carr as Perlmutter and George Sidney as Potash, joined by Vera Gordon Belle Bennett and Betty Blythe in a comic clash of plays within a play.

Samuel Goldwyn Hollywood Potash Perlmutter Shakesphere Hamlet Clock and Suits Queen Theatre Alexander Carr George Sidney Vera Gordon Belle Bennett Betty Blythe

Fire crew responds to Friday morning confectionery blaze

A gasoline stove at Winters Confectionery on S Main caused a small fire. A.M. Sparks beat back the flames before firefighters arrived, but sustained severe burns to hands and arms requiring medical care.

Winters Confectionery S. Main A. M. Sparks

Spring Poems Emerge From Cold Storage

Poems stored through winter are starting to surface as spring approaches. An archivist notes several verses reveal fresh imagery and tender themes, highlighting renewed interest in archival poetry.

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