Pinedo Takes Off From Medina In Santa Maria Flight
Henry Ford rests as convalescent while Pinedo launches from Medina aboard the Santa Maria. The motorboat pilot aided lift, the ship climbed in a broad circle, then sailed westward with Lieut. Aldman and a party including Antonio De Pinedo, Jack Lapham, and others gathering in San Antonio for a reception before departure for the Pacific voyage.
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Toxis
Santa Maria
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LW. Aldnahan
Kelly
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Santa-Maria
Menahan
Jack Lapham
Sen
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Lere
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Galveston
San Antonio
Pacific
Jones picked for road meet
Col. W. D. Jones, assistant chief of staff of the Hill Corps, was announced by Maj. Gen. Ernest Hinds to represent the university at a meeting of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce secretaries in Laredo on April 10. The agenda includes discussing a military highway from Browne to Laredo and possible tolls. Ray Leeman, general layel of the chamber, said the program is organized by Christ Hussar of Laredo as chairman with G. C. Richardson of Brownsville and A. B. Ewing of Del Rio among committee members. about thirty delegates are to attend.
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Umiy
Chamber
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South Texas Chamber
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Laredo
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A. B. Ewing
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Snakes Bite Several As Warning Urged In County
Seten persunk officials warn pickers and drivers to exercise caution in woods fields and along roadsides after multiple snake bites within two weeks. Col. Crimming reports several spring stations bitten and urges supervision of children as baby snakes bite without warning. Names of bitten include Lesmalde Caxtang, Mayeh McHorey, Frank Jones, John Vargas and others.
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Lesmalde Caxtang
Cassin
Hoe McHorey
Carclzo Springs
Bitter
Frank Jones
St. Beitwig
Ant John Vargas
You Gemp
Sre
Catone
Crimuins
Brigade Moves to Camp Stanley for Target Practice
Troops of the Fourth Brigade under Brig. Gen. Harold J. depart Fort Bum Houston Man ning for Camp Stanley to conduct target practice. They will stay two weeks before returning, with the Third Brigade to replace them thereafter at Stans Joy, per the dispatch.
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Harold 7
Fort Bum Houston
Camp Stanley
Theaters Cooperate With Shrine Charity Ball in San Antonio
San Antonio theaters join Shrine charity ball efforts with vaudeville and burlesque acts at the municipal auditorium Thursday. Highlights include chorus numbers by Thyrene Nicholson Billie Fondrau Louise Billie Mary Virginis Davis Elizabeth Tate and appearances by Henry Vodrick Callahan and Mathis. Proceeds support Shrine welfare and Japanese relief efforts.
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San Antonio
Shriner
Municipal Auditoriem
Alzafer Temple
O'Vlecky
Orchestra
Finor of the Auditor
Henry
BR. Vodiie
XX. Callahan
P. D. Mathis
Mises Tharene Nicholson
Billie Fondrau
Louise Billie
Mary Virginis Davis
Elizabeth Tate
Palace Theater
Majestic Orchestra
Sam Hazell
Pins
Henry B. Vodric
Nick —Maresig
T. D. Mathis
Robert L. Burnett Jr
Shrine Petrol
Hervert Simpson
Burnett
Louis Hartung
W. BE. Tush
Grover Crendall
Shrine
Fred Fletcher
Shrine Fund
Aliens Lose Suit Over Five Billion Share Claim
EW TOKE Anil £-07 Ot to s eing and Albert St Klein, former owners of stock and assets of the Bosch Magneto company, who were bold for $0,000,0 ly under the alien property act, today lost their suit to recover their frontstime belongings.
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Anil
Otto s#eing
Albert St. Klein
O\Wolrs
Asete
Bosch Magneto Company
Dry Goods Store Robbed of Pants in Nighttime Break-In
Thieves forced entrance through a rear car area to steal five pairs of pants and a bundle of clothes from S. Pullen’s dry goods store on Commerce Street. Police reported the incident. a man named Manis was in his automobile nearby when officers arrived.
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Gly Wout
Commerce Street
Pullee
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Treasure Hunt Promises Local Cash and Prizes
A San Antonio Light contest offers weekly treasure rewards totaling about 103 dollars, with a grand prize package valued near 772 dollars. Open to all residents, the hunt features cash, merchandise credits, and services from local firms, including car payments, tuition, groceries, and theater tickets, culminating in a framed artwork prize.
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Piiade
San Antonia
San Antonio Public Service Company
San Antonio Public Service
Benex
Western Heights
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Texas Chiropmetric College
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Piggly Wiggly Company
Rapharg
Bundee Wasou Mille
Auto Pirts Company
Medina Lake
Joe
San Antonio
Piggly Wiggly
Marshall Mord
Vite Company
Grayburg Oil Company
Mazda
Traden-Hunson-Wangler
Meding Lake
Joe Granieris
Bahnet
Auto Patts
Catp Medina
AUTO MAGNATE FORD TAKES STAND PLANS WORK FROM BED
Hy Interm lonal New Series reports Henry Ford remains hospitalized at his Dearborn home as doctors treat back chest injuries from a boulevard accident. Ford sketches a new axle design for Ford cars and insists on testifying when able, aiming to clear public impressions while recovering. Friends say he may testify on the stand if carried in.
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Sapiro's Fees Total $500000 At Libel Trial
In Ford-Sapiro libel case in federal court, Agron Sapiro disclosed gross fees from cotton growers nationwide nearing $140,000 and total post fees of about $500,000 over ten years. Testimony by Sapiro during cross examination touched cooperative activities and his salary from the American Cotton Growers' exchange. Judge Raymond admonished Sapiro during the session as questions about Ford's testimony arose for later consideration.
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Med
Agron Sapira
Ford-Sapiro
Benator
James A. Reed
Henry Ford
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South
Mrs. Fatal
Jenpeit Wkwyard
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Exchange
Piro
Jaerine
Bis
Sapiro
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Fred_M. Raymond
Napire
Sapire
Ford
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William H. Gallagher
Sa Dino
Patent Cure King Dies Rich
New York reports Elden and Dewitt patent cure magnate died leaving an estate estimated in the millions. Initial estimates around 36 million, others say as high as 85 million. He lived a retired life and no obituary appeared in New York papers at his death.
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New York
Elden & Dewitt
Citizens Endangered in Southern China Crisis Report
The dispatch describes clashes and tensions in Southern China with a gunboat arriving, the Amor post closed by Peking orders, and Shanghai labor unrest. Cantonese leaders condemn British plans while Britain considers protest and possible separation over the Nanking outrages. Eugene Chen comments that the Nationalist revolution partner with communists, as Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek presses northern campaigns. French papers criticize Briand’s policy, betting on Cantonese victory.
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Shanghai
Britain
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Konmintang
Republican Revolutionary Party
Chang Eae ‘Coulton
Kuomintang
Mili Ad
Britain to Protest Nanking Outrages
London officials say protests by the foreign government over the outrages at Nanking and demands for repration are expected to be lodged with the Cantonese government in a few days. Downing Street announced the information this morning.
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Britain
London
Downing Street
Japs abducted by Chinese mob amid Shanghai fighting
A Japanese wireless from Hankow reports during the Shanghai fighting that five Japanese civilians and five sailors were carried off by a mob. One sailor may have been killed and dumped in the river. Several Japanese houses in the concession were destroyed and residents of Chinkow suburb surrounded by Chinese pickets. Fire damages in Glen Cover cause $300,000 loss while local fires in Glen Cover area total $8000.
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Toy
Hankow
Concession
Chinkow
Subub
Glen Cover
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Man Injury From Fall From Tank Car at Railway Yard
Virgil Lamberé, 45, suffered a severe hip injury when he fell from a tank car at the Southern Pacific rail yards. He was taken to Santa Rosa hospital for treatment.
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Lamberé
Pacific
Monizy
Santa Tusa
Splinter causes foot infection at local hospital
Destin Vasquez, a years old resident of 207 Speed Street, was treated at Hubert B. Green Hospital on Monday for a foot infection that developed ten days after a splinter pierced his foot.
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Speed Street
Hubert B. Green
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