Record Flight Sets Nonstop Endurance Mark for IL-6
Eddie Stinson and Lloyd Bertaud piloted the IL-6 monoplane from Roosevelt Field to set a new world endurance record, enduring 26 hours 12 minutes and 60 seconds. The flight faced fuel pump trouble and severe cold with troops of spectators watching as the pilots kept aloft over Nassau County.
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N. Y
Eddie Stinson
San Antonio
Texas
Lloyd Bertaud
Roosevelt Flying Field
Stingun
Gerteud
Selch Ali
Stinson
Tim
Stinsub
Bert Aud
Stivdon
Hertaud
Delyer
Wari
Aeronautical Association
Ras Ouservers
Hazellurst Field
Mineola
Belt
Mitchell Field
Kansas City
Oamaha
Gerland
France
Bertaud
Flemipastear
Westhore
Garden City
Nassau
Charge Filed In Shooting By An Officer
A police shooting led to the arrest of officer G W Robinson after a raid on a house near 2 Conethy Street. Prosecutors charged him with murder related counts, with Major Black and J A N Flares involved in ordering an inquiry, and temporary release on bond after a district attorney investigation.
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Nasal
G. W.robinson
Black
Justice of the Peace
George Pakoras
South Conethy Street
Robinson
Enkorat
Soblogon
J. A. N. Flares
Campbell
Roison
Deptt
Sublin
Tmagistrate
T. H. Ridgeway
Stolen Rare Wines From Glencoe Mansion Worth $100,000
In Chicago Dec 40 a raid on the Glencoe home of Charles A. Stonehill netted rare wines and liquors valued at $100,000. Armed burglars overpowered guards, breached alarms, and seized the wine vault contents before fleeing. Police report no arrests yet.
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Chicago
Glencoe
Charles A. Stonehill
Torlor
Howe
Cnorda
Poller
Poller Tehn Meaney
Glencor
Pershing Raised Son to Be a Soldier
A cryptic note recalls General Pershing guiding his son toward military service. It mentions a debate with a woman who argued the son should not become a soldier, and hints Pershing’s stance in shaping his son’s future amid wartime pressures.
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Pershing
Warren
Watch Your Step Drink Embalms New Year Imbibers
Celebrants warned by a city official against adulterated liquor and dangerous moonshine tied to New Year revelry. He cautions that fake bonded liquor from Mexico and cheap spirits can cause poisoning or death. He urges celebrants to write wills and even their New Year resolutions.
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Tary Hamilton
Mexico
American Pilots Set Four Records This Year
New York December reports say pilots Idle Stingen and Glosd Berton rodas achieved four records this year, with three others set on tours. September 28 saw a racer reach new height, while a monoplane boat set a speed and passenger record, and a Fort Washington flight reached 17,300 feet. Fire caused $160 damage at J F Rames barn on Cameron Street last night. blaze extinguished.
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New York
Iddle Stingen
Glosd
Bero Aegsin
George ‘Kirsch
Etamnes
Pranrent dC
Fort S
Arbuckle to Face Second Manslaughter Trial
In Francisco on December 30 Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle will be retried for manslaughter over Virginie Rappe’s death. District Attorney Matthew Brady and defense chief Gavin McNab confirmed plans for the January start, opposing delays and signaling readiness for a full court case. Arbuckle remains at his Los Angeles home with his wife, as preparations intensify.
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M.D. Tracy
United Fross Star
Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty”) Arbuckle
Virginie Rappe
Matthew Brady
Gavin McNab
Atbuckie
Smsinna Tapo
Arbuckle
Los
McNab
Mair’s Advice to Women of San Antonio Statue Guide
Miss Mair offers 18 points of advice to women of San Antonio urging gracious manners loyalty to friends steadiness in judgment and character. She emphasizes reverence to God sincerity dependability and pursuit of self control, warning against vanity and hidden faults.
Motions to Suppress Wet Evidence in Federal Court
Lawyers for alleged liquor violations argued 17 motions to quash search warrants and suppress evidence in federal court. Judge set January hearings on all motions, with no rulings yet. Key issues include contesting a safety warrant before magistrates, whether customs and revenue officers need warrants, and whether counterfeit money is contraband admissible in court.
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Irte
Seroud
Sobet
Wtl
Taxpayer Struggles With Income Tax Under Plan
United States figures show 1,227,141 people with taxable income could pay on the installment plan. About 400,003 persons with incomes over five dollars find it necessary to pay taxes by installments, highlighting hardship for low and high earners alike.
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D. C
Wade Puplic
Siumark
Yar
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Vicinity
Forecast calls for tonight and Saturday warmer with a minimum around 38 to 62 degrees and moderate south to southwest winds. The coast and extreme northwest areas may see cooler, fair conditions with high near 72 degrees around midnight and rain chances limited to later forecasts.
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San Antonia
Yiernity
Sweat Before Success Says Bishop Capers
Right Rev. W. T. Capers of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas counsels San Antonio youths for 1922 that sweat comes before success and urges a life with vision for service. Ruth Muir of the YWCA adds that sincerity is essential, while Alex Mile extols integrity in character and demeanor. The piece emphasizes personal discipline, goal setting, and moral conduct as foundations for a productive life.
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Leo
Spencer
W. T. Capers
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
Gavs
San Antonio
Evening News
Capers
Ruth Muir
Wornphead
Alex Mile
Morlern Moses
Bishop Capers
Simanity Irsele
Bishop Capers' Advice to the Youth in San Antonio
The message exhorts young people to forget themselves by serving others and pursuing righteous living. It emphasizes faith in God, the example of Christ, self-examination, and friendships with virtuous peers to inspire courage, love, and community welfare.
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Capers
San Antonio
God
Christ
U S People Begin 1922 With Saving of 7 Dollars in Taxation
United Press reports that the 1922 federal revenue act cuts taxes for every man, woman, and child, with an initial saving of seven dollars per person. The act, effective January 1, exempts head of family up to two thousand dollars and each dependent up to four hundred dollars, while other tax changes expand savings in 1922 and beyond. Treasury experts estimate total federal collections for subsequent years.
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James T. Colbert
United Press
Joe Ashington
D. C
United States
Treasury Department
Avery
Customs Inspectors Battle Mexicans Across Eagle Pass River
Reported clash near Eagle Pass between U S Customs Inspectors and Mexican smugglers as officers tried to arrest two Mexicans moving goods into Mexico. The gunfight lasted about two hours with cross river firing. casualties on the Mexican side undisclosed and American injuries not confirmed.
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Te Grande
Eagle Pass
Ed Cotulla
Roberts
Robertser
Earle Pugs
Chaniise
Mexico
Live in a Warm Room This Winter
A call to readers to secure a comfortable winter room now with many desirable rentals advertised in The Evening News want ads. The notice promotes pre-winter planning and urges turning to the listings to choose a suitable winter headquarters.
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Evening News
Thousands of motorists line up for auto tax licenses
The court house crowded as thousands seek license renewals before the 8 o'clock deadline. By 10 am about 94,900 licenses had been issued and officials warned the count would reach around 1,000 cars in Bexar County by close of day due to heavy demand and last minute confusion.
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Auto-Jovietg
Neensey
Bexar
Britain to arm all merchantmen in war if U boats continue
Britain and other major powers agreed to limit auxiliary naval ships to 10 000 tons while leaving numbers unrestricted. The pact targets capital-ship disguised auxiliaries, with Britain signaling it will arm merchant ships in wartime despite Washington limits. France, Japan, and Italy weighed submarine and airlift rules. Japan struggled over protection clauses in the Pacific treaty.
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George R Holmes Sermilionn
Corcenyqadoaty Jashington
D. C
Flu
Grout Rtalin
Japan
Frerch
Paris
Alee Ag
Great Britain
Greft
Tokio
Capet Toiluy
Caure
Trentaviet
Jtopsn
China
iTrusties mop up on city Bastile
A general cleanup was ordered by Chief of Police Martino and carried out this week by assistant Tiller Hernandez and available trusts to work, aiming to remove risks and tidy the city area.
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Tiller
Hernandez
Martino
Tequila Smuggling Intercepted in Del Rio Flight
Customs and other officers seized 120 quarts of tequila from an aircraft believed linked to an army officer and Mexican smuggler. An airman, a field custodian, and the smuggler were held for investigation after authorities traced bottles found at Del Rio landing area and the plane believed to be private property of a military officer.
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del Rio
Sam Antonio le
Customa
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del Ro
Ina
Army
EU Cotuta
Gor
Ygner
San Antonio
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Welly Field
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Mexia
Customs
Prohibition
Mexicin
R O T C Summer Camp Expected in Big City
Ralph H. Durkee of the Chamber of Commerce says R O T C training camp may be held in a large city in Texas this summer. Dallas and North Texas school units may send units. camp could involve about 1,000 personnel. Dallas School Board member Dr William E. Hubbert inspected facilities today.
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R. OT. C
Te State
Texas
Big City
Ralph H. Durkee
Commerce
Eati
Us City
Theap
Dallas
Norte Texas
Wold Pote
Wiliam FE. Hubbert
School Board of
New Dollar to Bear Sculptor’s Initials
Washington December 30 The new Peuce Dollar designed by Anthony de Francisi will bear the sculptor initials on the reverse medallion under the cameo of the God Liberis hand. The initials will be imposed on the Bittonitials with a ceremonial mark forthcoming.
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Washington,d. C
Anthony de Francisi
Carroll Repudiates Identification in Ardmore Killing
Walter Carroll issues a signed statement denying any ability to identify the masked assailants in the Wilson Okla murder of his brother Joe Carroll and Ardmore officer C G Sima. He says he cannot identify anyone connected to the shooting despite earlier testimony. case implications for the Carter County grand jury and Beede’s prior bound-over status are noted.
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Walter Carroll
Admore
Oka
Joe Carroll
Wilson
Carroll
C. G. Sima
Ardmore
John Smith
Big House
Smith
Okla
Gralogt
Carter County
Ray Reeve
Beede
Carrell
Carrol
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