Challenger set handicap by new forestay sail at yacht race
Shamrock IV leads in second race of the America’s Cup series against Resolute with a large early advantage after adopting a forestay sail. Weather and sail handling issues hinder Shamrock, while Resolute closes the gap and briefly passes before Shamrock regroups. The day’s racing experiences wind delays and turbulent starts as both yachts contest the triangular course.
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Goldsborough
Shamrock IV
Shamrock
Resolute
Shamrark
Tesolate
Agcqard Golnsborgegr
Aif Sunty Hook
Wirelessj
International Yachting Cup
Siadted Do
Finfyli
Sbhunirock
Goth
Burton
Nichol
Tuohy
Rue Ynprogu
Rene
Ambrose
Elsollie
Hinwaker
Rhirteen
Gmupthiy
Test
Siuwrock
Lurton
Nesvillle
M. Tur
Moore Won't Run Nominee Campaign Mention
In a jumbled report from Ohio, Moore declines to run for the Democratic nominee as Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt push a historic national campaign fund. The piece notes White and Cox allies, preconvention expense concerns, and a proposed campaign committee to oversee fundraising.
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Nervert
Walker Cole
Lour Rutferenss
Cox
Ety
Franklin UU Roorevelt
Ed H. Moore
Voringstoms
Ohio
Gagrze IV Bite
Mariette
Ohia
Duittind
Moore
Daltice
Tr Camla
Uui
Tiannes
Jamuea M. Cox
Pranklin DL Roosevelt
Ieaders
Democratic National Committee
Nacional Ceramic Teenion
Thetise
Washington
Leon
Bern
Seuare
Semutiny
Buautor Poulerene
National Committee
Vamy Baiga
Chalrann
Galveston Visit Aims to Decide Troop Removal Plan
Governor Tob and Attorney General Cureton depart for Galveston to confer with citizens on removing state troops stationed under martial law. A conference tomorrow will decide whether troops stay or depart and how loading and unloading at freight centers will continue without disruption. Local workers may receive protections during the transition.
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Atistin
Tex
Tob
C. M. Cureton
Galveston
Cure
Turks Burn Church At Fouladjik Christians Perished
Constantinople dispatch to the Daily Express reports Turkish nationalists set a Greek church in Fouladjik ablaze. Fifteen hundred Christians are said to have died as villagers were herded into the church before the fire. The claim cites the Turkish Patriarchate in Constantinople for the figure and details remain unverified.
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Fouladjik
INDON
Constantinople
Daily Express
Eck
Doctor Meeker Named Head of League Bulletin
Dr. Royal Meeker, former United States Commissioner of Labor, resigns to become chief editor of the monthly bulletin for the international labor office of the League of Nations. His selection is hailed as a tribute to his ability and record though the U S is not a league member. He will sail to Geneva on July 31.
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Royal Meeker
Fir Boyag Meeker
United States
International Iubor Office
League of Nations
der. Meeker
Meeker
Geneva
Switzerland
Catholic Party Enters Mexican Executive Race
Atebedo Rodles Dominguez was nominated yesterday for the presidency of Mexico by the Tepublican party on the concluding day of a national convention in Mexico City. The move signals the Catholic party will campaign against Gen Obregon with leaders like Miguel Palomar Vixestra Aguatin Toduguey and Silvestre Moreno Coro joining the convention. Dominguez, a civil engineer from San Antonio, has long been involved in Mexican politics and is portrayed as a bright reader with a strong following, likely to enliven the race.
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Atebedo Rodles Dominguez
Mexico
Tepublican
Gen. Obregom
Limng Evert
Miguel Palomar Vixestra
Aguatin Toduguey
Silvestre Moreno Coro
Alyaci Obregon
Manuel Peloes
Franchico Vasiez Gomez
San Antonis
Dominguez
Mob Storms Prison Killing One Inmates
Durham Fay 28 reports a mob stormed the bounty gul at Gratam, C, releasing three Negroes accused of a crime. One man was killed and two wounded as guards attempted to restrain the mob early today.
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Durham
N.C
Fay
Spunk
Bounty Gul
Gratam
Tuddle
France to aid England in arming Poland army
Aris July 20 France will honor its pact with Great Britain to provide armed support to Poland if talks to pacify differences with Soviet Russia fail. Millerand told the Chamber of Deputies that changes to terms of the Turkish peace treaty were made, and France will back England’s intervention with the Bolsheviks for Poland. He pledged to enforce existing treaties and praised Gen Wrangel while noting France will not involve itself in German affairs or support separatist movements. London reports Britain’s cabinet discussed Soviet replies to armistice proposals with Poland. no public Soviet reply released yet.
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France
Great Britain
Poland
Soviet
Russia
Fai
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Moscow
Dardanelles
Fagland
Misonotomin
Truss
England
Syvia
Benalf
Fennec
Gen. Wrangel
Han
Lin Oteyott
Peance
Wye
Germany
London
Pritish
Britain
Great Reloin
Tussin
First Bale Sells at 1.10 A Pound in San Antonio
The bale of rotten cotton in San Antonio sold at 1.10 a pound at the Central Trust Company building in the afternoon. Mrs. Iydin Bs. Yarn representing J. Kelmert & Co. bought it after Alex Maunger opened bidding at 40 cents and the price climbed to 800 cents before premium adjustments.
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San Antonio
Central Trust
Liquor raid on Spanish ship at Galveston Harbor
In Galveston last night Nation guardsmen and Federal officers raided the Spanish schooner docked at pier 15 and seized a quantity of liquor. Two crew members were arrested and an informant was detained today. A Black man questioned by authorities admitted buying liquor from the ship’s crew as officials reviewed the incident and the Spanish consulate’s involvement.
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Galveston
Tes
Nations
Ala Ca
Pier 15
A Ness
Zivila
I. PF. Wolters
A. W. Bloor
Ninetieth Division Veterans Set Reunion in Oklahoma City
About 6000 to 700 veterans of the 90th Division will attend a reunion in Oklahoma City late in September. Members of the division met yesterday to finalize arrangements and the American Legion post began planning an elaborate program for the event.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
Suly
Oklahoma
City
Paris Crime Tragedy Narrows To Stranger Shooting
In Paris Texas on July 20 a Black stranger shot and killed T. P. Massey, a Dallas installment furniture collector, and wounded Officer Cross who did not recover. The suspect Miley Bowie, a Black man, shot Cross while entering the home next door where Massey had been summoned. Police later fatally shot Bowie as they apprehened him. Officer Cross died of his injuries.
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Tex
T. PL Massey
Dallas
Tollee
DS. Cross
Shnat Nz
Miley Bowie
Massey
Bowie
Cross
Secont
3. S. Ropers
Touring car wrecked near river bridge in Tulsa
A heavy touring car driven by Uerman Patri was struck by a speeding trolley car on the Arkansas River bridge in Tulsa at 11 last night. The auto fell about 15 feet to the water edge but the driver escaped injury. The car was demolished.
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Tulsa
Okla
Uerman Patri
Arkopsas Rivers
Tailor 109 Soledad St Morning Nat's Lank Adrs Typewriters
Lentz with the St Morning National Bank real estate or commercial listing presents a notice about Edison phonographs and typewriters for sale at 310-12 W Commerce, Beyer ad.page 109 segment.
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Soledad
W. Commerce
Edison
ptAdygeraphs
Usd Records
Railroad wage award sparks near 600 million rise in pay
About 60 percent of demands granted totaling 600 million dollars, with rail executives planning rate increases to fund the wage raise. The United States Railroad Labor Board granted 490 million annually to 4.8 million workers, about 60 percent of demands. Brotherhood delegates met in executive session to decide acceptance or a potential general strike. Retroactive to May, back pay pending calculations. back-pay process burdens clerical work for employers and workers alike.
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Washington, D.C
Interstate Comerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Alfred P. Thom
The
Association of Railway Executives
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Grand Council of the Brotherhoods
America
Firemen’s Brotherhood Leader Talks Award Review
Timothy Shes, head of the Firemen's Brotherhood, said the board's decision would be studied and considered at a meeting of nearly 7,000 union leaders with a formal writ issued after deliberation. The Bay Labor Ironway award news was scattered and unclear in the report.
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Poy
United States Bay Labor Jronway
Timothy Shes
Rerely
Former Seattle mayor testifies in high profile trial
Tule Hansen, former Seattle mayor, testified in Chicago during the trial of Wilso Bross Liesl and 10 Communist Labor party leaders charged with conspiring to overthrow the government. His testimony focused on rad radical activity in the Seattle shipyard strike as prosecutors link Communist Labor to the efforts. Before Hansen's testimony, government agent Harry J. Wilson testified that the Red forces sought to turn Seattle city government over to a Soldiers Sailors and Workers Council.
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Chicago
Tule
Ole Hansen
Seattle
Wilso Bross Liesl
Communist Labor Party
Radsenly
Yorde Stelke
Mr. Hansen
Harry J. Wilson
Government
Secret Service
Red Forces
Soldiers, Sailors’ and ‘Workers’ Council
Reparation Demanded for Raid on Ranch Authority Demands
Washington July 26 The American Consul at Nuevo Laredo Mexico has demanded atonement from Mexican authorities for raids by troops of the de la Huerta government on the ranch of Alfred Matthews, an American citizen, near Altos in the state of Bueno Leon, the State Department announced.
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Washington, D. C
Nuevo Laredo
MexiCo
de la Vuerta
Earl
Alfred Matthews
Altos
Weather Summary for San Antonio Area
San Antonio area forecast shows Wednesday partly cloudy with a high near 88. Light winds from the south at about 5 to 12 mph. Overnight low around 68 with clear to partly cloudy skies.
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San Antonio
Bane
Texas
Tontzat
St In
Sri
Dow
Gnim
Goon
Aveseede
School Board Sets Tentative Biannual Budget
The San Antonio School Board will adopt a tentative budget exceeding one million dollars at today’s regular meeting. The $2,015,000 forecast funds teacher salaries, building expansion, and extra staff, with 25 additional teachers and new offices, while state aid and local taxation shape the balance. The plan relies on a proposed state appropriation and a property tax amendment to the school tax, with final details to be decided at the board meeting.
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Sn Antonio
Syssem
Jocal School
Bosrathia
Salarica
Thia
Paul Scholz
Mid
Eh School Board
Rai Jas
Sebott
Texins
Scholz
de. J. C. Evans
Rhodes
San Antonio business leaders face crime law stance
The Sixprest column argues voters should back Dan M Hill for sheriff and D A McAskill for district attorney, stating merchants favor strict enforcement of anti crime laws in both war and peace. It contrasts Hill’s reformist stance with Sheriff Tobin’s approach, urging a wide vote in Bexar County.
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Bexar County
Dan M. Hill
Tobin
Hill
the Express
The
Evening News
New Orleans
Express
D. A. McAskill
Dan M.hill
Charles F Stevens
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