Treaty not necessary if Obregon puts in effect guarantees demanded
United Press reports from Washington indicate Mexico can win U S recognition without signing the long proposed treaty if it can demonstrate positive action that guarantees and safeguards American interests in Mexico. The article notes current status of the Mexican question and cites authoritative sources on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obregon
A. L. Bradford
United Press
W. Sshinngton
D. C
Mexico
United States
Hughes
Unites
Ivance
de la Huerta
Mexican Supreme Court
State Department
Meeting on Texas flood control conference convened
About 100 engineers and officials met in Texas to plan flood control and water use. Governor Neff urged a statewide program to protect overflow lands, reclaim acres, and boost Texas tax value by guarding flood waters. The conference aims to map plans to harness flood waters to serve mankind and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treen Sten
Texas
Garevooy Neff
Samuel Fortier
United States Department of Agriculture
N.C. Groset
Euringer
Geological Survey
Glenn
Smith
U.S. Geological Survey
Ma. B. Brown
Galveston
Maj
WN. Vaner
Army Corps
Fort Sam Hots
Tan
Overnor Bett
Neff
Aowo
Gulf of Alexico
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Miners Tent Colony
Typhoid outbreak spreads through the striking miners tents in Fayette County near Uniontown Pennsylvania. State and county authorities monitor rapid growth with reports estimating up to fifty known cases in the camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Fayette County
State Democratic Executive Committee Votes to Leave Ferguson's Name on Ballot
United Press reports in Fort Worth Texas that the State Democratic Executive Committee voted to leave James E. Ferguson's name on ballots for the second primary on August 26. Judge Gaines urged striking Ferguson's name, but the committee voted to keep all names as is, amid a heated campaign with Tate B. Mayfield. Ferguson planned a campaign swing after the meeting, with further legal actions anticipated in San Antonio and Bejar County. The piece also notes Republican committee contests and a Galveston port post change as the Fort Worth session unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pattis
Tex
James E. Ferguson
State Democratic Executive Committee
State Committee
John W. Gaines
San Antonio
Ferguson
West Texas
Tate B. Mayfield
Gaines
Bexar County
San Antoni
Frank C. Davis
Mayfield
Ry International News Service
Fort Worth
Ave
Republican State Executive Committee
Hina Phiips
Galveston
Thay
Dela Antes
Martin Trial Postponed Until Fall
Indictments and resignation tied to former police chief Martin. Trial delayed to October due to ongoing legal actions in Dexar County. Grand jury returned charges including felony accessary after the fact and attempted assault. absence of Marca repu bul noted. Proceedings and related cases moved to Io Oth Dierrlet Coast sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thongs
J. Martin
Marca
Repubul
Ming
Martin
Tia
Tor
Dexar County Grand Jury
Doolittle to Get Air Ride Back Plan
A report from Florida details a plan to return Lieutenant Doolittle to the United States air run after the crash of a De Havilland plane near Pablo Beach. A second plane may be sent to Florida to retrieve the damaged aircraft, while Kelly Field officials coordinate with Washington on authorization.
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Doolittle
James H. Doomtile
Mayreldra
Florida i
de Haviland
Pablo Beach
Florida
Pec
Kelly Wield
Wushington
Col. Howard
Kelly Field
Lions
BS. Andrews
Daotinie
Kelly Pielt
Lient
Doolite Lowi
Air Service
Kelty Fle
Donlitte
McConk Wield
Ohio
Thief Takes Outfit From Office Building
A thief entered the office at Richey & Hamilton, Alamo Plaza, by night through a vent or entry, taking only an electric fan and an outfit. The incident was reported by Ty Roverte of Santh Alam Street, noting a sergeant was idly observed during the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hstel
Xioten
W. A. Howat
Seenla Street
Ty Roverte
Santh Alam
Meves
Axeraen
Richey & Hamilton
Alamo Plaza
Weather forecast for San Antonio area tonight
Partly cloudy to rainy with a cold front. Moderate southerly to westerly winds. Lows near mid 20s. Tomorrow night partly cloudy with possible thunder showers in the northern portion. Highs near mid 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Onight
Nortt
Patton
Conler
Opening of Evening News Radio Station Draws Huge Praise
Hundreds of guests crowded the new Evening News Radio Station for its maiden broadcast weekend praising the diverse program including jazz opera classics and melodies. The station aims to inform and entertain readers with news and entertainment as improvisations and minor disturbances were noted but expected to resolve under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Seyreat
Evening
St. Luis Ojeda
Akiile
A Andees
Madina Fultor
Irish Break Cable Communication From U.S. to Europe
Irish insurgents wrecked the Commercial Cable station at Waterville Ireland today, putting five American cables out of commission and cutting communications between the United States and Ireland France Germany and northern Europe.
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U.S
Europe
ONCON
Waterville
Ireland
Commercial Cable Company
New York
Hadett
France
Germany
United States
Big Ship in Pacific Hits Rock Crippled
Aug report says steamer A. J. Alexander formerly the Great Northern struck Cape Rock in the Pacific and began drifting toward Seattle under her own power. The vessel carried a large number of people and cargo when the incident occurred on the coast.
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Pacific
San Francisco
A. J. Alexander
Great Northern
Coastwire
Trivelesa
Seattle
Cape Rock
Hwr
Alexander
Expass Publishing Co Musical Recital Promises Varied Selections
The program at Expass Publishing Co features Julien bial Bitz and Victor Arden in a mixed recital with operatic and popular numbers. Selections include When the Sun Goes Down and Mother Machine, with performances by Winifred and Andrel Kinitn, plus Rogers Band and a fox trot lineup. Radio operators are asked to call Crockett 1008 after the second number of both matinee and evening shows to confirm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expass Publishing Co
Mockam
Tor P.M
Julien Bial Bitz
yGuurtexy
Princess ‘Theater
Auspiva Hevital
Victor Arden
Lu F
Dantorenski
Uhirence Adior
Dronswick
Ernest Hate
Waritone
Barcarolin
Wales
Tay
Rioting in Joliet Leaves Two Dead In Shootout
A mob surrounded painter George Nelson's home in Joliet Illinois prompting Sheriff Reitz and Deputy Newkirk to intervene. Gunfire erupted with Sheriff Newkirk and Deputy Reitz wounded and killed. Nelson escaped on foot as officers fought to quell the deadly outbreak.
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Joliet
Illinois
George Nelson
Springfield
Esila
Reitz
Wasiénne
Cn Frome
Kotona
Symeone
Bogus nurse sentenced then held on unresolved theft charge
Lene Crawley-Combs has completed a county sentence but remains jailed on a pending theft case. Federal judge Wesitter presided as special investigator Bryan C. Mavermann reports she allegedly took 85 from a baby's bank at 034 East Houston Street during an “exposure” of a war record. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 PM tomorrow.
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Lene Crawley-Combs
Gil
Baby’s
Charley
Premiers Try to Solve Big Crisis Today
A chaotic wartime conference brings together Prime Ministers to mediate between Britain and allies as Germany’s reparations dispute threatens a unified response. Leaders debate a limited moratorium while pressing for a durable peace plan amid Allied tensions and Alsace Lorraine reprisals.
Big Four Station Men Vote on Strike
In Indianapolis Indiana on August a strike vote was held among all telegraphers and station agents of the Big Four Rail. General chairman Robert J. Whelan sent out 2,560 ballots to determine if the employees will strike on wage relations and conditions proposed by management.
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BIG Four
Tndianapolig
Roward J. Whelan
Elies
Cire
Eka
Atraust
Regina
Bowen
Strike Ballot Planned By C C and St L Men
Workers at the Cleveland Chicago and St Louis railroad and bonded entities began a strike ballot today. Telegraph operators and station agents participated as the company failed to reach a settlement, with tensions rising over ongoing labor talks.
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C.C
St.l
Indiamapnlia
Tqd
Tne
Conetean Pandred
Cleveland
Chimgo
St. Tontr
President Harding seeks rail seniority issue to go to Labor Board
President Harding proposes that the seniority dispute blocking settlement of the nationwide railroad strike be submitted to the Railroad Labor Board for decision. He urges rail executives to resume work only after the board rules, and communicates the plan personally to strike leaders and executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kolbert
United Press
Ashington
D. C
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Hert M. Jewell
White House
T. Dewitt Cuyter
Association of Tillroad
New York
Exécil Hyex
Labor Board
Ethkers
Tit Labor Board
Barcing
Dewell
Jemder
Aledeut
Icum Actiog
Tibuyea
Five injured as cars collide at South Prest and Florida
Two automobiles collided at the corner of South Prest and Florida shortly after 10 this morning. Edith Lots, four year old daughter of Mrs George Lots, suffered a deep gash on the forehead and severe bruises. Dorothy Molin and Idorcoat Rehuler were bruised. Mason Maybach, Yetta Maybach, and a third Maybach child sustained bruises. Antonio Kayes and another driver escaped injury. Injured were taken home or to a physician. drivers bonded for careless operation. continu ed on page two.
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South Prest
Florida
Edith
Lots
George Lots
Gembier Street
Dorothy Molin
Idorcoat Rehuler
Wou
Tua Maybach
Yetta Maybach
Garden Street
Mason Maybach
Antonio Kayes
Warwick Boulevard
Jn Whiep
First Circus for Milk and Ice Fund Benefit Planned
A community effort announces a youth run circus to benefit the Milk and Ice Fund. Children plan to borrow acts and equipment from touring circuses and hope to stage a main show with clowns, animals, and trapeze performers in August. Donations and responsible organizers urged to support the effort through the local news and express.
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First Circus For Milk
Mary Carter
J. B. Har
Hoi
San Antonio
Anthony Hotel
C. A. Soule
Antonio
Loe Aing News and Express
Johnny Caningham
Anik Anil See Fond
William Ereet
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Aen
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Otteenoon
Expeesa Pabulisting Co
Trugram
Newkirk
Colot Relte
Nelson
Alene Frawley-Combs
London
Ondon
Eutere
Downing Street
Eeter
Wat
Memier Eleyasdion
Oll Uring
Betsweera
Pramier
Vine bin
Alsaces Lorraine
Lins George
Poineare
Roeland
Jenin
Prance
Jan Yin
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