Injunction Halts Charter Election Over Jitney Case Tangles
Chief Justice W S Fly grants injunction restraining city officials from holding the September 9 charter election while mandamus to compel a vote on the racial amendment awaits in the 37th District Court. The jitney dispute echoes through 57th and 1917 ordinances with prior injunctions and Supreme Court review pending.
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W. S. Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
37Th District Court
Ridgeway
Eskridge
Williams
John
Edwin Sehorn
57Th District Court
Fourth Court of Civil Awards
Orpeans
Dre. Viettaly
Annellate Court
Tudge Minor
Sith District Court
Judea Minor
Supreme Court
Fudge Minor
Syncopaters to Put Haunting Melodies on Ether Waves
Syncopaters present haunting melodies on ether waves tonight honoring Major Garrisny with Eve- broadcasts as farewell Dante and Kelly yield No. 1, a notable program amid radio schedules and regional music highlights.
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Dante
Kelly
Honar
Garrisny
Fire Rips Jewish Boys' Home In Quebec Tragedy
Ten children and two adults died as a blaze leveled the Jewish Boys' Home in Gaext Bridge Quebec. Many orphans slept outside. a collapse cut power and hampered rescue efforts. Rescued youths were lowered from the third floor by improvised rope lines as flames spread.
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United Press
Gaaw Bridge
Quebec
Mm “Rhe Dea Thom
Ay “Legault
Caretaler
WEAN
GLT
Marie Legault
Emirire
Lad
Demge Black
Bess
Marshal Seizes Mass of Circulars During Rail Strike
United States Marshal Walker seized what he called Bolshevik literature from a man distributing circulars near a railroad shop, claiming the material urged contempt of court. More than 60 circulars were taken, and further distribution may face charges. the marshal condemned the writings as radical and improper for rail safety.
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NITND
Walker
Atrect Corriers
Haril Sigigsi
Mederacl
Agesis
Marstil Walker
Lis
Lucas
Pugrsbal
Yeggs Blow Station Safe at Lavernia Loot Totals 25
Robbers blew the Souther Pacific depot safe at Lavernia Texas about 25 miles east of San Antonio and escaped with roughly $25. The incident marks the depot’s third robbery in three years with earlier break ins yielding little. The door to the safe was on the floor and papers scattered. no other losses were reported.
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Yeggs Blow Station
Souther Pacific
Lavernia
San Antonio
American Railway Express Company
Stat Place
Leoz
Vardaman Trails Stephens in New Mississippi Primary
Jackson Miss Aug 16 Former Senator James K Vardaman leading in the Mississippi senatorial primary by fewer than 50 votes with 71 of 71 counties reporting. Hatert D Stephens on a pro Wilson platform contends, but a runoff may be required by law. Miss Belle Wearney, the woman candidate, drew about 15 000 votes.
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Jackson
James K. Vardaman
Woodrow Wilson
Mississippi
Hatert D. Stephens
prn-Wilson
Vardaman
Belle Wearney
Roland B. Bixby Sought by Masons
Roland B. Bixby is missing and sought by Masons. A telegram received by the Masonic Relief and Employment Bureau from Mia Louis Parkard of Lynn, Masa requests the agency to assist in locating him. It is assumed Hixby is a Mason living in or near San Antonio. anyone knowing his whereabouts is asked to communicate with the Masonic barca.
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Roland B. Bisby
Hig Wister
Ty Dstog
Neix
Mia
Louis Parkard
Lynn
Masa
Hixby
Children Stage Milk Ice Fund Benefit With Young Women Aid
Mary Carter reports a Monday evening entertainment by talented children for the Milk and Ice Fund. Participants include Josephine Escamilla Kathryn Chapin Eugenia Walters Mildred Rothman Loraine Butler Esther Webner and Ida Webber. The St Cecelia Syncopators donate music and Prof Rogers accompanies. Tickets are sold. half sold so far as the program unfolds. The Merry Larks expect to net over $100 for San Pedro Park.
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Mary Carter
Young Women's Christian Association
Josephine Escamilla
Kathryn Chapin
Eugenia Walters
Mildred Rothman
Loraine Butler
Esther Webner
Ida Webber
St. Cecelia
Rogers
Josephine Estecamilia
Prof. Rovers
Loraine Buyer
Ida Weber
Kathryn Chopin
Josephine Mola
Ts Walters
Pation
San Pedri Park
Moniit
Humanity Threatens Self in Silent Struggle, Expert Warns
London reports Professor Leonard Hil warns that humanity suppresses itself through civilization. He cites lack of meaningful work and recreation driving people toward exhaustion and extinction, forecasting a future where society fails to sustain human vitality.
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London
Leonard Hil
Déclarea
Horsepower Now Replaces Monkey Glands in Youth Cure
London August 26 A Swiss scientist Dr Yeur Spa blinger develops a longevity lotion using injections said to restore youth and energy. The treatment requires one to four years and several horses for manufacturing. Associates report immediate energy boosts and diminished aging lines, claiming death is a ridiculous possibility.
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WN. H. Evhns
Ete Breve
Ondon
Len
Mately
Yeur Spalsinger
Spahinger
Evening News Jazz Dance Tonight With Perry’s Orchestra
The Evening News broadcasts a radio dance after the 7:30 concert. Perry's Roof Garden Orchestra will play jazziest pieces from Kelly Field No. 1, promising a high-class music sequence for three hours starting promptly at 7:30, with the radio party extending beyond five miles away.
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Evening News
Julien Paul Blitz
Alamo City
Perry
Roof Garden Orchestra
Kelly’ Field
Death ends love dream of radio champ Kepler
Elicago August 10 International News Service reports 10 year old T Jose Kepler, world champion radio telegrapher, died after shooting himself in the head over a rejected romance with Milss Olga Stobbe 15, a night chief operator from Coulton Olga. Kepler, who had set a Morse message record just before the tragedy, left two distressing notes before the fatal act.
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Elicago
T. Jose Kepler
Milss Olga Stobbe
Coulton
Olga
Telephone Company
Triand
Kepler
Mixa Stobbt Derr
Canton
Gay dancer seeks divorce from Milwaukee bartender husband
Milwaukee, Wis. Gilda Ray a dancer formerly known as Mary Michalski seeks divorce from Joan Gorecki after 11 years of marriage. The couple has a 30 year old child and the move follows her performances in cabarets.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gilda Ray
Folies Bay
Joan Gorecki
Gilda
Gorecki
Cranber
Mary Michalski
Lily
Artest Cleaning Department
Bor Tmother
Cuss
Weather forecast for Texas with variable winds
Partly cloudy conditions expected in northern and central Texas with daytime highs near 92 degrees and night temperatures around 70s. Light to moderate easterly to southeasterly winds. forecast shows gradual cooling after midnight with no significant precipitation expected.
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Antonia
Melaltg
Thoraday
Texas
Drugs Worse Than Booze Warned In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on August 17, Assistant District Attorney Marty Abrams argued narcotics peddling poses a graver threat than liquor, citing a Royal Prohibition era focus on narcotics crime. He stressed the arrest drive against drug traffic as the city’s primary concern of the time.
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Cincinnati
Marty A. Abrams
Harry M. Daugherty
Abrams
Chetpwall
Shotgun Crisis Halts Girl's Wedding at Courthouse
Dramatic two-scene protest unfolds at the courthouse as a father brandishes a shotgun to prevent the marriage of his daughter and her chosen partner. Deputies intervene, arresting the anxious father as the ceremony is interrupted and plans derail.
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Ramatin Personnadet
Radio program highlights with instrumental and vocal selections
A WJAE 350 broadcast at 8 30 features corlelin selections by Paul Blitz with Mrs Jullen Paul, Catchere on piano by Ampleo, and Second Regiment March Sheaves by Al Sterling and Victor Arden. Performances include Moon by Clair ant Dilworth, Fox trots, Italian arias, tenor songs, and an aerial dance segment courtesy Brunswick and Torri.
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Corlelin
Selon Tullen
Paul Blitz
Jullen Paul
Bitz
Walthall Company
al Sterling
Victor Arden
MacDowell
Gustav Reiman
Suskind
Loesser
Arthur Bodanzky
Beethoren
Biarod
Sankind
Woodbre
Rostl
Loward Brockway
Derfold Fallies
Clairant Dilworth
Brunswick
Brunswick Phonograph
Brunswick Bhon
Ingia
Fox
Thes Earle
Gin' Ghi
Glany Shore
Annie Laotle
Dorothy Tarien
Cyroling Lies
Florence Enstan
Oriola Terrace
Orehasiin
Toil PM
Torri
Noot Arden
Paris obituary editor Jacques Bertillon Dies
Paris autopsy of Dr Jacques Bertillon, longtime director of the city’s Statistical Bureau and uncle of the Bertillon system founder, died four years ago. Newsrooms were startled by his self typed obituary note declaring his own death, prompting editors to confirm the report and seek precision in his legacy.
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Paris
Jacques Bertillon
Btt- Haileal
Bertillan Sxetem
Hapeckany
Bartilion
Monsieur Berfillon
Theo
Divorce denied on insanity in Georgia case
In Atlsnya Ga Aug 17 a Georgia judge ruled that cruelty by a spouse cannot be grounds for divorce if the spouse is insane. Justice Ellis sustained a demurrer to Susie Moody’s petition against W W Moody, stating insanity negates legal cruelty or conduct as a cause of action. The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Atlsnya
Georgia
W. D. Hila
Bra
Susie Moody
W. W. Moody
Ellis
Moody
An. Facane Persig.1
Supreme Court
Violin cellist Blitz to headline Evening News radio concert
Julien Paul Blitz the violoncellist returns to the Princess Theater tonight as the Evening News broadcasts feature his second concert in two weeks. Mrs Bite accompanies him from WA H with Ray mond Quien seen in the film star role, while S A Hodgey notes the program will be clearer than prior performances.
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Julien Paul Blitz
Princess Theater
Mecca
Pheto
Raymond Quien
Mr. Blitz
Mr. Butz
Mme. Stierna
Radio
Fais
Eventus News
respectoRy
Pasa
Cupid Court Opens Gates to Marriage
Ammon ton New Jersey August 16 United Press reports judgment day at Cupid s court with 2000 applicants. The Cooperative Lovers Union supplied masked John and Mary Doe identities for each. A 12 member jury evaluates matches between a Boston professor and a St Paul widow among others. Couples are paired, communications exchanged, and a six month courtship ordered before possible marriage. Judge Helen Gong Hodzers urged solemnity and duty. Continued on Page Two.
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Carl Victor Little
United Press
Ammonton
N. J
Cupid’s
Dales Theater
Co- Operative Lovers’ Union
Thoms D. Dekler
and . Lewis
Conley
Appilouite
Dekler
St. Paul
Boston
Isnis
Doe
Helen Gong Hodzers
Apores
Lin
Absconder Morse Not Man Held Declared Not In Custody
Federal investigators say Morse is not the Denver bank robber sought since August 13, 1921, with $11,100. A wig and alias Smith are cited by officers as possible identifiers. Los Angeles man Herbert M. Smith is linked to the suspect, while Denver detective T. L. Brown failed to confirm Morse’s identity.
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Frederick Morse
Department of Justice
International Trust Company
Denver
Gus J. Jones
Bureau of Investigation
Hote
Legat
United States
Webb County
Rasily
Aga Man
Moree
Wigaterioue
Ant Aurrerer
Mampico
Mexico
Smith
Wren
Herbert M. Smith
Los Angeles
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Roland B. Bixby
Masons
Court House Steps
Cleele
Papa
Shotain
Flored Frushes
Bexar County
Ratte
Sheriff's Office
Elly Ellaie
the Evening News
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