Today Qut President a Rajah, By Arthur Brisbane C-1995
The text recounts Wall Street rumors and subway contract debates in New York, noting private operators seeking city deals, alleged overcapitalization, and temporary stock fluctuations as Supreme Court hints sway market sentiment. It describes view of waterfront, Brooklyn Bridge area, and a fatal body found near a pier.
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Samreme Burt
Wall Street
New York City
Ie Hu Thomay
Tyan
Supreme Court
Cubeas Stuckeff
Triarto Thorn
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Brooklyn
New York
South Streat
Amore
Hrooklyn Bridge
Titan
Hargewood
Will
Fallout from Delta Tau Delta rebellion at university
The article details a campus crisis sparked by members of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity refusing to cooperate with authorities over college drinking, prompting potential revocation of the Beta Iota chapter’s charter. It notes investigations spurred by notable incidents including a football game incident seen by President Coolidge and ongoing scrutiny by national fraternity officials.
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Charlottes
George Wrehington
University of Virginia
Hay
Benke
Delta ‘Tau Delta
New York
Frederickburg Castor
The
Della ‘San Della
Chapter
Wousex
Flo
Dell
Frank S$. Hemmick
Featernity
Dhro
Orgisizellum
Beta Ionia
Charles ¥. Cuddy
Jova
Cella
Ehlapter
State official to testify at San Antonio sewage plant hearing
Be Inga, I G Anderson state lentth officer, to witness for the city at a Wednesday hearing before Judge W W Mc Crory in the Ninety fourth district. The case seeks to restrain the city from executing a contract with J De Puy for a sewage plant and from disbursing $1,200 in bonds. City witnesses include Dr W A King and Dr T N Coolison among others.
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Tin City
Inwer
W. A. King
T. N. Cooilson
Bevuuty
Sveral
Lamm
J. de Puy
Pandit
San Antonio
Chambers City Dads File for Re election
Mayor C M Chambers and four city commissioners filed to seek re election on May 14. Key running mates named include Phil Wright and Paul Tetler. City officials announced election procedures and a public meeting at City Hall with County Attorney Newton and Sheriff Newton in attendance.
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C. MM. Chambers
App
Chambers
Ino
Phil Wright
Pol Paul) Teltter
Toes Rubiola
Frank el. Busbick
Tom J. Newton
Clarriet
Matt LcCormick
Wamed Campaign Mae
Rity Ed. Ration
Sherif Alfonse Newton Jr
D. 1S
Abbott
Chamberaling
Tha Laxenwat
Atre
H. A. Butler
Mrs Pinchot Falls Ill After Hair Tonic Mixup
Mrs Gifford Pinchot, known as a dry advocate, drank hair tonic by accident and later discovered it contained poison. She was taken to hospital for treatment but suffered no ill effects.
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Gifford Pinchot
US Asks Britain If Dawes Will Be Welcome as Envoy
Washington April 6 dispatches reveal the British foreign office was asked whether Charles G. Dawes could serve as American ambassador to London. Authority indicates a favorable reply is expected, and General Thayer’s appointment to the Court of St James likely will be announced once decided.
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Britain
Dawes
Washington, D. C
Son-in-law of Marshal Foch Dies In Paris
Paris dispatch reports Colonel Alex Fourier, son-in-law of Marshal Foch, died after a heart attack. He had been unable to be at the marshal's bedside or attend the funeral due to illness and the high rank involved.
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Marshal Foch
Paris
Mie Foch
Alex Fourier
Fournier
Seaman to Start Slaying Sentence
In Houston on April 1 14 the John B Fikes case ends with a guilty plea of voluntary manslaughter. Fikes an American seaman aged M year will depart for Atlanta to begin a 10 year term.
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Seaman
Houston
John B. Fikes
Deense Atformers
Fikes
Atlanta
Man Given 24 year Term for Thefts
A Houston man, 32, alleged to have set automobile fires for car thefts on Houston streets, was sentenced yesterday to 24 years in prison after pleading guilty to stealing 12 automobiles.
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Housdon
W—T Cu
Austin
Houston
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Pinchot I Poison Illness Traveller To Key West
Mrs. Gilford Pinchot wife of the former Pennsylvania governor was treated in Savannah after drinking what an executive call hair tonic mistaken for medicine. She then rode toward Key West with her husband and party. A telegram from New York confirmed the tonic carried only a small amount of poison. She remained under care briefly before leaving the hospital.
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Savannah
Gilford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Key West
New York
Hartman Fights Dismissal of Wurzbach Case
Federal District Attorney John D. Hartman traveled to Washington to present in person to the U S Supreme Court the government's appeal from Judge Du Val West's dismissal of a federal indictment against former Congressman Marty M Worzineh. The indictment charged the former congressman with accepting political contributions in violation of federal law on March 23.
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John D. Hartman
Washington
United States Supreme Court
du Val West
Marty M. Worztineh
Ploven
Tle
Deny Rhodes Candidate for S A Play
San Antonio school trustees plan to seek a new superintendent outside the Toca I system after Superintendent Johnston announced he will not seek reelection. Board president Hornberger said Dr Jeremiah Hall is not a candidate. Rhodes remains away in Europe with his wife, planning to teach this summer at Indiana State University Bloomington. Mrs Mammy Noble, cafeteria manager, suspended for inefficiency, will respond to charges with a contract through June 16. Temporary manager Mrs B H O Moffett was appointed. Johnston stated he would not apply for reelection.
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San Antonio
Ad. G. Hotaberger
Motahail Johneston
Rou Tyihtment
Jeremiah Hall
Hornberger
Rhos
Angi
Rhodes
Johnston
Paris
London Bay
Sammer
Indiana State University
Bloomington
Mammy Noble
Cafeterios
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Mire W. H. Quick
Nornberger
Apa
Schouks
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