Conference With Moore May Lead To Court Inquiry
Chicago dispatch reports U S District Attorney Charles F. Clyne met with E H Moore, Governor Cox's representative, amid Senate probes into political campaign expenditures. The talks touched on a possible federal inquiry into conflicting testimony, with Clyne delaying statements until after full committee consultation. The session occurred as details emerged about a money-raising scheme linked to the Cleveland area Internal plan 101 and alleged automation of GOP fundraising, with witness testimony regarding quotas and subscriptions.
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Charles F. Clyne
United States
E. H. Moore
Cox
Senate
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Blowspin
Cleveland
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Wi Naya
Fred W. Upburn
Repblican National Committee
Maya
Neasom
Pittsburgh
Blostrom
W. L. Woodford
Minnhom
Cusahoga County
A.A. Pratzman
Blossom
T. C. Brooks
Arm 101
Biassis Wold
Fermiel
Senator Reed
Tlessam
Reed
Alossam
Glossom
Withom
Frea W. Upham
Wi.h. Hays
Beorl
Kenyon
Edge
Tly Repiblicans
Tiosyow
No Royal Road to Learning Geometry, Say Educator
New York City educator cites Euclid to debunk the idea of a royal road to education. He recalls a founder’s reply and parallels to a tale about Washington and the cherry tree. The talk also touches on modernism in teaching and the role of women in education.
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York City
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Euclid
School Tachera
Yenta Ay
Fale
Froinelt
Wae
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Birth Avenue
Royal Road
Washington
Cherry Row
Jin. McAndrew
Weems June
Worthington
Rome
Edurstor
Jy Waby
British Cabinet Rejects Release of Hunger Striker
London dated report says the British Cabinet decided not to release hunger striker Miss Winey in Brixton Prison. Officials state the government will maintain the stance that she must remain jailed despite Cork Mayor Mackwines calling for clemency.
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London
Mackwines
Cork
Brixton Prison
Mae. Bwiney
Jal
Man burned to death when smoke ignites bedclothes
A 36 year old man identified as Guggenheim died in a hotel fire on the Austin Road. He reportedly set his bedding alight while asleep, a doze later his charred body was found by hotel manager T. R. Gottlieb. An inquest is likely. fire appeared confined to his room, aiding other guests. Relatives exist in San Antonio and the guest had limited stay at the hotel.
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Trevis
Guegeuaen
T. R Gotligh
Gotlieb
Justice of the Peace
Sheiby Undertaking Company
Koomera
Guggenheim
Epi
Fmm
Chicago
Han
George Bytehinzen
Tolierman
Matthew Moxenll
Meneall
Baniit
Kieu
Meseall
Salvation Army plans rescue home enlargement in Texas
Mrs Commissioner Estill outlined Salvation Army plans to enlarge the rescue home near San Antonio to an up-to-date building costing about $10000. The project will expand as Southwest Texas grows, with Estill noting fresh activity in Germany and Europe and the Army’s extensive World War II era work. Commissioner Estill and her husband have long worked globally, returning to the United States to oversee the Eastern Division after years abroad.
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Howson River
Mre
Ahitry Hstry
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San Antonio
Southwest
Estill
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Sulverton Army
Silver Avenir
Texas
Ostill
Gnnantonio
Salvation Army
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Chicago
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Texax
Unites States
Mra
Commiserance Matill
Commissioner Esti
Africa
Europe
Asia
Japan
Englapi
Germany
Army of Occupation
United States
Bega
Salvatior Army
Gardner escapes confirmed by American Embassy
Wastington, 13, C. Sept. 5 The Mexican Portign Office confirms the escape of W A Gardner, American mining man held by bandit Pedro Zamora. Foreign Office dispatches say other foreigners held may be released within a week, amid reports of Obregon leading in presidential elections.
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Pedro Zamora
Adviera
City of
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Foreign Office
Zamorg
Obregon
Xneatan
Murder trial set for January 19 in Materan strike case
Williamson and Trisi of ten face charges of murdering seven Baldwin-Felts detectives during a Materan strike. They will be retained there January 1. The State sought a continuance yesterday due to absence of material witnesses.
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W.a
Salvation Army Drum Grows From Bats To Dollars Says Leader
Lieut Cal Wood told delegates at the Southwest Texas Salvation Army convention that the work has matured from hand to mouth street welfare to organized services. He cited the shift from brick bats to donations, praising growth and discipline while urging continued support from communities and county advisory boards. Continue on page two.
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Texas
Army
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Sexas
Salvasion
Texas Salvation Army
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Candy Co
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Cai
Savage
Clts
Salvation Arcony
Mid
Sanders says enmity didn’t cause attack at Galvez affair
Galveston court martial proceedings recount the alleged attempt to arrest editor G. V. Sandery at the Houston Country Club during a gala at the Galvez Hotel. Sanders denies personal enmity with Col. Bille Mayfield and cites editorials as motive. The case, tied to National Guard officers and a kidnapping claim, spurred immunity talks as witnesses testified. Also reported is a note on former Senator Murray Crane’s illness in Dalton Mass.
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Bille Mayfield
G. V. Sundary
Houston Press
Galvez Hotel
Palma
Galveston
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Zirat
Hagring
J. A. Dempsey
Ht. E. Abbott
Fr. I. Staith
National Guard
Yevtenanta
Houston
Suak Su. Sanders
Mayfield
F. Wolters
Hiokby
Preas
Country Club
John Willams
Masfield
Sanders
Local Trade Notes Highlight Bargain Head and Check Writing
A brief ledger update notes Bilgitly used check writer and A. F. Bayer at 319 B advocating standard male customer practices. Mentions comparison between BL and Crockéte 2642 and a compact bargain head for routine transactions.
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A Free Map of the New Europe free offer
The San Antonio Evening News Information Bureau offers a free map of the New Europe. Mr Cox and Mr Harding are cited discussing Europe with urging readers to request the map via coupon and two cents for return postage. The map, printed for the United States Geological Survey, aims to help voters check utterances of candidates.
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United States Geological Survey
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Frederic J. Haskin
San Antonio Evening News Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bank Robbery in Ligalde County Ends in Vault Hold
A lone masked bandit robbed the First State Bank of Ligalde at 8 45 this morning, taking about 5000 in currency after forcing the assistant cashier Lawrence Little to open the vault and locking the porter James Anderson in. He escaped in a single automobile as officers, in high powered cars, searched the area from San Antonio toward the western roads. no officer clues were found by nightfall.
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James Anderson
First State Bank of
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Lily
Segular
James Atdarsen
Vaghwr
Dragheor
Gratbear
Torend
Auretson
Lawrence Bittle
Ams
Luthena
Anderson
Enghlee
Jeu
Luste
Little
Orfi
Jewelry Recovered After Tub of Water Discovery
Police locate stolen jewels concealed in a tub of soapy water after questioning a downtown hotel driver. Investigators traced the theft to a traveling salesman whose accomplice wife removed the items from a backyard stash. All jewelry is recovered and returned, with the driver held on charges of theft.
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Aputh Co
Atery
Iare
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Tuga ‘Nalice
H.W. Loxsuc
Providence
Musouri
Kanaas & Texay
Gunter Moret
Atd
Dri Iing
Trinpfer Company
J. 'N Dennn
A. Troudfoot
Duc Kabake
Dwt
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Brooklyn Strikers Lose Seniority Rights in City Row
In New York on a September day the Brooklyn strikers faced a dispute over seniority rights as Commissioner Nixon urged a return to work. The transit union resisted and debated arbitration after Reveler Nixon offered 19 percent in new wages, with officials seeking an arbitration pathway.
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Lavying
Flor
Nixon
Em. Noyes
Brooklyn
Pid Transit
Revelver Uison
Cabinly
Seven Arsenal Workers Die From Poisoned Alcohol
Baltimore Michigan Sept seven arsenal workers at Belgvarood near Baltimore are dead and seven more in a dying condition after drinking poisoned alcohol intended to deter drinking. Lieutenant Pattley reports the alcohol at the arsenal was poisoned to prevent consumption, the poison is said to have entered the provided alcohol, and warnings were issued previously.
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Baltimore
United States
Menal
Belgvarood
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Pattley
Teacher Shortage Threatens County and City Schools
The Southwest Texas Institute reports a 50 percent teacher deficit affecting both city and county schools in Bexar County. Dr. Jeremiah Rhodes of San Antonio schools warns the shortage is worsening and urges legislative action for higher pay to avert a major educational setback.
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Southwest
Texas Institute
Southwest Texas
Texas
Jeremiah Rhodes
San Antonio
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