Equinox Weather Warnings and Local Notices
A local notice column summarizes upcoming equinoctial weather changes for Saturday September 22 as a potential shift in conditions. It lists Dr. Jose Sanchez Naranjo and other local services, a probate court update on Louis Pasco, Little Miss Gage hats, a Texas League baseball series, dental office move, street paving delays, and various ads for florists, stores, and services in San Antonio and nearby areas.
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Jose Sanchez Naranjo
School of Medicine
University of Texas
Louis Pasco
Miss Gage
M. Sallee
Lincoln St
Hall's Catarrh Medicine proves local disease influenced by health
Those who are run down notice catarrh worsens when not in good health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine includes a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic to improve general health. Sold by druggists for years. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
German letters covered by AP report
Associated Press reports that before the war Germany sent letters to New York with a blue 20 pfennig stamp, about one-fifth of a mark, for mail transit. The article notes petters arriving in New York from Berlin bearing a six one thousand stamp.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
Berlin
Notable Birthdays for September 18
Earl of Haddington born in England 29 years ago today and to wed a Montreal girl. Marquis of Blandford eldest son of the Duke of Marlborough born in London 26 years ago today. John H. Clarke former associate justice born in Lisbon C 66 years ago today. John J. Bates former governor born in North Easton Mass 64 years ago today. Peter G. Gerry U S senator born in New York City 44 years ago today. Rt Rev Paul P Rhode Catholic bishop of Green Bay born in Prussian Poland 52 years ago today.
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Earl of Haddington
Montreal
England
Marquis of Blandford
Duke of Marlborough
London
John H. Clarke
Supreme Court of the United States
Lisbon
John J. Bates
Massachusetts
North Easton
Mass
Peter G. Gerry
United States
Rhode Island
New York City
Paul P. Rhode
Green Bay
Wis
Poland
Legion Bridge Memorial Proposed at Cairo Conclave
Danville Illinois September 18 A proposal to build a 20 million tri state bridge joining Illinois Missouri and Kentucky at the Mississippi Ohio junction in Cairo as a World War soldiers and sailors memorial was introduced at the fifth annual convention of the Department of Illinois of the American Legion Cairo post leaders having secured endorsements from numerous organizations and individuals
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Danville
Ill
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Mississippi
Ohio
Cairo
Department of Ilndis
American Legion
Legion
Prayer of a Clown quoted in New York Times
Local notices report a string of community updates from Miranda and surrounding areas. Residents Gus Becker, Frank Mims, St Elmo Trout, and Truman Phelps travel for family, education, and visits, with others returning from San Antonio and Laredo. church and club activities note St Anne Society, Woman's Club meeting, library drive planned, and Methodist Missionary notes.
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Woman's Club
Brigadier General McCoy Distinguished U S Army Officer
Brigadier General Frank R. McCoy serves as director general of American relief work in Japan. A former aide de camp to Generals Wood Roosevelt and Taft, he led during Cuba's early republic era and served in France and Armenia before becoming vice governor in the Philippines. He is fifty and a native of Pennsylvania.
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Frank R. McCoy
Japan
United States Army
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Wood
United States
Saturday Banco Party Honors Grace Evetts at Home
Mesdames Cone Chester Nye Brewer Lampman Iye Nixon P N McCulloch Cartos Richter Crawford and the hostess Mr and Mrs Chas Soltau entertained Saturday evening with a banco party honoring their daughter Miss Grace Evetts. The high score prize went to Mr Herbert Freuler and the booby prize to Mr Hal Yeary. A delicious ice course was served followed by dancing with guests including Miss Grace Evetts and Misses Anna Claflin Ethel Anita Lane Selby Bryant Tiny Secret Katherine Events Alice Harper Messrs Thomas Greenstreet Paul Ross Quinn Herbert Freuler Thomas Mudy Minter Cook James Frank Dickey Herbert Foukett Jimmie Reeves and Harold Yeary.
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Chas
Soltau
Banco
Grace Evetts
Herbert Freuler
Hal Yeary
Anna Claflin
Ethel
Anita Lane
Selby Bryant
Tiny ‘Secret
Katherine Events
Alice
W. B. Townsend Dies in Fort Worth
W. B. Townsend former Texas secretary of state and Fort Worth finance commissioner died this morning in Fort Worth from pneumonia after a nervous breakdown.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
W. B. Townsend
Greek government apologizes to British French and Italian envoys
The note to Greece from the inter allied council of ambassadors follows the Italian mission massacre near Janina. Minister of the Interior Mavromichalis officially apologized to Britain France and Italy at their legations as fulfillment of stipulated conditions began today.
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Associated Press
Athans
Greece
Inter
olHed Council of Ambassadors
Janina
Mavromichalis
Investigations Into Firms Moving From Texas To Evade Blue Sky Law
Secretary of State Staples announced investigations into several firms that reportedly moved operations out of Texas to dodge the new blue sky law. He stated that multiple oil companies are alleged to have taken this step.
Brazilian Rebellion Seizes Urucuntan City
A S A telegram from Urucuntan near the Brazil Uruguay frontier reports 1800 Brazilian rebels captured the town after a street fight that left seven dead and 27 wounded.
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Associated Press
Montevideo
Sept. S
Foreign Office
Urucuntan
Bank Bandit Gang Wrecks Vault in Cleveland Heist
A gang terrorized Cleveland Minnesota early today wrecking the First State Bank vault with six explosions and fleeing in a stolen automobile with cash and bonds valued between 14000 and 18000 dollars. The incident occurred in the village, with authorities pursuing leads.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, Minn
First State Bank
Bank Statements Requested by Comptroller in Nationwide Call
Washington Sept 18 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for statements on the condition of all national banks as of the close of business Friday September 4 The action aims to gather current financial data from every national institution across the country.
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Associated Press
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Stadior
Joseph Looney
Military Inquiry Board
Looney
Purgative Chamberlain's Tab Let Promotes Gentle Bowel Movement
The ad claims Chamberlain's Tab Let as a purgative suitable for all ages. It emphasizes strong efficacy yet mild effects and describes an agreeable bowel movement without griping, noting easy pleasant administration.
Your Troubles May Be r Warning of a Nervous Breakdown
Nine failures out of ten are due to personal physical conditions. The causes are usually not far to seek peat first a little braining, weakened memory, insomnia, nervous indigestion and increased irritability, nerves are unstrung-finally theres a complete breakdown of the nervous system.
Fragmentary health ad text from torn advert
Readable bits describe health tonics and nerve support remedies. mentions energy and vitality but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context. No clear event, date, or organization can be identified.
State Banks Also Call for Financial Statements
Austin Texas Sept 18 The state bank commissioner issued a call for statements of the condition of all state banks at the close of business Friday September 14 and expects full reports.
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Austin
Texas
German Art Thieves Loot Lenbach Villa Paintings
Burglars rifled the villa of the late Franz von Lenbach in Munich and seized valuable masterpieces. Among the stolen items are a portrait labeled The Laughing Boys, two Teniers works, an original Rubens sketch, and several paintings by Lucas Cranach and other noted artists.
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Munich
Franz von Lenbach
Bismarck
Franz Hats
the Laughing Boys
Teniers
Rubens
Lucas Crannach
Stars of Horseshoe Tournament Opens in Cleveland
The fourth annual event of the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association opens in Cleveland with competitors from 24 states. Harold Falor, a 15 year old Akron boy and former national champion, is a featured entrant.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
National Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association
John
FH. C Gourley
Cleveland Recreatiion Council
Gourley
Harold Falor
Akron
St. Petersburg
Fla
War
J. Fi Brancisco
Mus
Fiume Governorship Sparks Balkan Worries
In Geneva on September 18 officials note unease among Balkan delegates over the Italian general being sent to govern Fiume. Greek Bulgarian and Jugoslaw officials met Belgrade discussions as Italy defends the move as precautionary and not altering the regional balance.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Fiume
League of Nations
Jugo-Slavia
Belgrade
Giardino
Free City
Forest fires menace Northern California counties
Strong winds swept across nearly all Northern California counties fanning fires that destroyed resorts and towns. Eldorado, a mining town, was virtually wiped out forcing 150 residents to flee while Cordelia and Sugar Pine Lumber Company in Fresno faced threats from the blaze.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Pforest
California
National Foresters
Eldorado
Cordelia
Sugar Pine Lumber Company
Fresno
Berkeley Inferno Ravages City Blocks in Fire Sweep
A brush fire north of San Francisco raced into Berkeley burning 35 residential blocks and 600 buildings. Damage was estimated at 10 million dollars with about 2400 homes left homeless. No deaths reported though several were slightly injured as authorities brought the blaze under control.
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Berkeley
Cal
San Francisco
University of California
Slaying in doorway shocks Kansas City crowd
Police hunt a gunman who shot and fatally wounded George Richter 25 in front of his home as he answered a door summons. Four witnesses in a waiting car saw the slaying. A woman in the group is suspected of provoking jealousy that may have sparked the attack.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
George Richter
Richter
Doom House Barricade Shields German Emperor from View
Doom September 15 news reports the former German emperor plans a new eight foot high screen to block sightseers. The barrier follows recent publicity from a bonfire party at Doom House and aims to ensure greater privacy during garden walks.
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Doom
Doom House
Oklahoma clash over martial law looms in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City and Tulsa reports indicate looming conflict between Governor Walton and state legislators over martial law. Legislators claim a majority and circulate petitions for a special session while a Tulsa inquiry official weighs federal guarantees.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Walton
House
Malta Quake Shakes City Causing Structural Damage
A severe earthquake struck Malta this morning causing several seconds of shaking. Many buildings show cracks and residents fear falling stones as danger persists from aftershocks and debris.
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Malta
Earthquake Felt in Syracuse Sicily Early Morning
A violent earthquake shock was felt in Syracuse Sicily at 7 30 this morning causing alarm among residents and prompting local officials to assess damage and safety measures.
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Syracuse
Sicily
Teen given life sentence for fatal Clear Lake shooting
Joe Piazza aged 17 was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for the fatal July 5 shooting of J. L. Salmon of League City at Clear Lake.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Joe Piazza
Tfe
J. L. Salmon
League City
Clear Lake
Shipboard war claims may force review of profits rule
The Shipping Board plans to sue Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp for about 2.5 million dollars alleging overpayment under wartime contracts after failed negotiations. If won, the suit could open legal review of numerous war contracts worth hundreds of millions and challenge government limits on profits for emergency services.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Historians view excavations at Old Fort William Henry site
In Pemaquid Maine on September 18 Maine Historical Society members toured excavations at the Old Fort William Henry site led by Warren K Moorhead of Andover Museum. Finds include a twelve inch nonnative stone knife a skeleton with brass breast plate pottery and glass artifacts imitating Etruscan styles.
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Pemaquid
Maine Historical Society
Old Fort William Henry
Warren K. Moorhead
Andover Museum
Newspapers halt as strike shuts New York presses
The leading New York papers were compelled to cease publication today after a midnight walkout by Webb Pressmen's Union Local 25. The strike stems from failed wage talks for a new contract to replace the expiring one. Publishers planned a pooled six to eight page afternoon edition listing affected papers.
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Oy Associated Press
New York
Waiod
International Wyige
Spain Faces Possible Counter Revolution as Exiles Prepare
Port Vendres dispatch notes fear of a counter revolution in Spain with eminent figures planning to flee before expulsions. The military acts as a precaution occupying strategic sites while civil guards patrol Madrid. A decree bans gambling in all clubs including military venues. The president of the supreme civil tribunal has resigned.
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Iy Associated Press
Port Vendres
Tiuny
Spain
Madrid
Supreme Civil Tribunal
Shot to death in Texas hotel cited by witnesses
A man about 22 identified as Lee Dwyer Street was shot to death last night in a local hotel in Aboxda Texas. Officers questioned several alleged eye witnesses before the grand jury today.
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Associated Press
Aboxda
Texas
Lee Dwyer Street
Cabinet Focus on Agricultural Situation and Wheat Study
Washington reports today that the cabinet devoted most of its meeting to agriculture. Secretary Widlace is conducting a special study of the wheat problem and will report next week to help shape a constructive program. Cotton raising conditions were described as fairly satisfactory with growers poised to receive higher returns for the season than before the war.
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Washington
Widlace
Miss Gould A Bride
Miss Gloria Gould heiress to a large estate married Henry Alfred Bishop Jr at St Bartholomews church New York Sept 18 The wedding was quiet with only relatives and close friends due to the bride’s father’s recent death.
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New York
Gloria Gould
George J. Gould
Henry Alfred Bishop, Jr
St. Bartholomew's Church
BE. Matthews
Watch The Times Everyday Tax Opportunities
An item promoting daily access to tax opportunity coverage in The Times. It notes a 0c per month rate for ongoing updates and guidance. It emphasizes regular reader engagement with financial and tax-saving information.
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