State Action In Pipe Line Case Unknown
The Texas Attorney General’s office did not disclose plans after the third district court of civil appeals dissolved an injunction against Humble Pipe Line’s $2,000,000 oil line from Corpus Christi bay to a deep water loading rack. The decision enabled cross-bay use as a common carrier, while pollution implications and public use of waters remain under review.
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Associated Plons
Austin
Ths
Humble Pipe Line Company
Corpus Christi Bay
Claude Pollard
Travis County District Court
Third District Court of Civil Appeals
M. B. Blair
Paul D. Pake, Jr
Pollard
L J. Tucker
Game Department
Humble Company
Gulf
Mustang Island
Ingleside
Corpus Christi
McCamey
Texas
Army Trading Horse Power for Gasoline
The army shifts from horse and mule power to gasoline across mobility such as motor trucks tractors and tanks. Experts note the use of airplanes and trucks for artillery scouting and grub wagons while division artillery remains unmotorized. Secretary of War Davis confirms ongoing motorization experiments and road trials as the military embraces new vehicle types.
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International News Service
Washington
Army
House Appropriations Committee
Davis
Prohibition Proposed for French Poilus at Fontainebleau
Paris reports a new ban on alcohol for garrison troops at Fontainebleau. The general in command requests the prohibition citing white wine as harmful to soldiers. Wine dealers and Paris restaurant owners near the old town are ordered not to sell wine to soldiers, at least not white wine.
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International
Paris
Fontainebleau
Napoleon
Disturbed by a Presidential Lookalike in Orleans Paris Mystery
A man resembling President Coolidge caused a stir in Orleans as officials confirmed he is likely a double. His true identity remains unknown amid a town plagued by a wave of suicides, with 65 deaths in four weeks and several methods reported. Nearby notes describe Paris becoming more lively with many theaters and the Arch de Triumph tribute.
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United States
Coolidge
Paris
White House
Place de l'Etoile
Ancient Hindu City Described in Lecture
International News Service reports in Bombay that Professor Luders of Berlin described a centuries old Hindu city found near the Himalayas. Inscriptions and local dialect evidence suggest Western Indian emigrants founded the site, linking it to ancient Indian civilization.
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International
Bombay
Thibet
Himalayas
Ludera
Berlin
Klethorn
Professo Luders
India
Luders
Ching
River bed oil suit filed in Oklahoma district court
Jonas B. Miller and other Allen field land owners sue Homaokla Oil Co in Ada district court to recover 150 acres in the bed of the South Canadian River. The company had posted notices claiming the river bed and warned adverse owners of their rights.
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United Press
Ada
Okla
Oklahoma
Jonas B. Miller
New Allen Field
Homaokla Oil Company
Homackla Company
Contenders Seek Chateau Possession
Paris reports former Empress Zita of Austria, King Boris of Bulgaria, and several Spanish Infantes and Infantas among seventeen notable personages resuming a legal battle over a chateau their title and property claim.
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Paris
Zita
Austria
Boris
Bulgaria
The Chambord Chateau and Its Elusive Value
The famed Chambord castle on the Loire has a long empire era pedigree from Francois I to Louis XII and Napoleon era rewards. It sits within vast walls near Cham bord, with the famed Ataiicane staircase and a disputed inheritance saga through Vienna and heirs, fighting over price and ownership.
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Chambord
Loire
Francois I
Blois
Louis d'Orleans
Charles VI
Louis XII
Molierc
Napoleon
Behthier
Bordeaux
Robert of
Parma
Count of Bardi
Duke of
Vienna
Elie
Paris
Chateau Taelfs
Flashes of Life: Vanderbilt Heiress Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Gloria Vanderbilt, daughter of the late Reginald Vanderbilt, turns five with a five layer cake two and a half feet high, lit Cupid decorations, and entertainment from a magician and Mother Goose at a New York party.
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Associated Preas
New York
Gloria
Reginald Vanderbilt
Court Suit Over Estate Echoes Family Intrigue
In Albany a matron, possibly linked to the next president, sues for half of a 650000 estate under an unsigned will, citing items like shoes and five fur coats. Silvano Balbon alleges he supports her in luxury as her son in law.
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June Mathis
Silvano Balbon
Albany
N. Y
Houston
Mike
U. S
New York
Smith
Emily Smith Warner
Illuminations and Population Figures From Early Reports
References to new lighting from Standard Oil on Mount Diablo and in the Mercedes mountains promise visibility for 100 miles to aircraft. Belgium reports 502 commercial failures last year while Keypt’s population is estimated at 14 million and Czechoslovakia’s population is given as 14 million.
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Ifornia
Standard Oi Company
Mount Diablo
Mercedes Mountains
Belgium
Keypt
Czechoslovakia
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