McPherson revival set for April at Municipal auditorium
Aimeé Semple McPherson along with her party will conduct a revival at the Municipal auditorium and the Walkathon building on April 22. She has been vacationing on the Texas coast. Frank Gumumities, the new city manager, left the city Friday and will return with Mrs. McPherson Friday night. In Bandera a youth Norton OBryant, 18, died from injuries after a machinery accident at a local hospital. A desk plotter is available at The Light want ad counter.
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Aimeé Semple McPherson
Municipal Auditorium
Walkathon
Atte
Corpus Christ! Priday Sight
Texas
Frank Gumumities
Mrs. McPherson
Responsibility Denied By Cannon in Smith Conspiracy Trial
Washington April 20 Bishop James Capon Jr. testified in a District of Columbia jury trial that he bore no responsibility for reports by Ada Burroughs used against Alfred E. Smith’s 1924 presidential bid. Cannon, the Virginia committee head, said Burroughs kept funds in a safe in Richmond and a safe deposit box in Washington, and that he reviewed but did not verify all reports.
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Washington, D.C
James Capon Jr
District of Columbia
Ada L. Burroughs
Alfred E. Smith
Southern Methodist Church
Joan
Bur- Toughs
Tne House
Richmond
Washington
Cannon
Miss Burroughs
Virginia —Ann-Smith
F.C. Jameson
New York’ Insurance
anti-Smith Eampaign
Dameron Menry
Maynemorandain
Texas Gold Mine Incorporated by San Antonio Men
Texas Gold Mine was chartered in Texas by San Antonio men led by R M Moore and Joe M Cavin with A Crow of Hondo and others for a Deer Creek Mining Company venture. The Texas bureau of economic geology says it would be the state’s only gold only mine. Capital was set at 60000 dollars. an affidavit estimates output from a sunk shaft on a half section at 200000 to 280000 dollars.
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Deer Creek Mining Company
Uvalde
Pridsy Tad Bed
R.M. Moore
Joe M. Cavin
San Antonio
Ind
A. Crow
Hondo
Texas
Bureau of Economic Geology
University of Texas
Dickson Gees Charter Effort Stirs Local Officials
Charles M. Dickson faced public utilities and officials over alleged moves to block home rule charter drafting for Baker County. He cited delays by the charter drafting commission tied to petition signatures, noting 600 names may be needed. Robert O Grady urged rechecks while Dickson insisted petitions were adequate. Dickson pledged to push for prompt drafting and supported his signature drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Dickson
Baker County
Dickson
Charter Drafting Commission
Robert O'Grady
Alamo Heights
Commission
Dirkson
Kleberg Promises to Consider Bill in Congress
Congressman Richard M. Kleberg told the chamber of commerce he will give utmost consideration to the McCarran air mail bill in Congress. The measure seeks a non partisan federal aviation commission to regulate air transport. Porter Whaley, chamber manager, called it the most constructive practical air mail legislation then pending in Congress in a letter to Senators Connally and Sheppard and Representative Kleberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Kleberg
Chamber of Commerce
McCarran Aly
Congress
Federal Aviation Commission
Tom Connally
Mortis Sheppard
Kieberg
Porter Whaley
Chamber
Bull Rounded Up After Night Out
A one hundred pound bull broke from the Union stockyards Thursday night and wandered until radio patrol helped Levi Simpton secure it. Simpton received a slight wound but the ponderous animal was finally herded back to its pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levis Simpton
Mberty
Aviatrix Begins Flight to Haiti from Puerto Rico
Miss Laura Ingalls, United States worker, started a solo flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico, toward Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The journey aims to cover Central and South American routes, continuing toward the Caribbean region.
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Han Juan
Puerto Rico
Laura Ingalls
United States
Hatuy
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Central
South America
Worl Aera
Tate to Direct Elementary School
Beginning next year, Tate named principal of Alamo Heights Elementary School alongside duties at the junior high. Cr. W. Gathe, superintendent, announced the selection and upcoming changes. Martin will remain principal of the junior high and also serve at the elementary.
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Tate
Whefa
Alamo Helgnts
Cr. W. Gathe
Heystofore
Martin Haas Beer
Martin
Lexington citizens march to Washington protest government business
A fragment cites Lexington Mass citizens marching to Washington in revolutionary days to protest government involvement in business. A second item notes Washington BC secretary Perkins reports 2 750 000 employed in the past year with March employment at 30 percent of 1923 25 peak and weekly payrolls up 70 004 000 in 12 months since March.
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Santa Monica
Cali
Lexington
Mass
Washington
Férkins
Quitz
Will Rogers
Sunspot Activity Linked To Weather Shifts
San Antonio amateur astronomer G A Duerler Jr says large sunspots drift toward the sun’s center and portend weather changes for the U S in early May. He notes decreases in barometric pressure with sunspot edges, suggesting storm potential. patterns may vary by locality.
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G. A. Duerler Jr
San Antonio
Builar Sipather
Duarinr
Durerler
Duerler
America
Duerlar
N Y Scion Sets Divorce Plan in Reno
New York April 20 Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell of Park Avenue admitted her son Ten Eyck Wendell Jr a scion of Knickerbocker families had gone to Reno to begin a divorce proceeding from his wife the former Mrs Clay Stone Trigen widow of a Texas congressman The move signals preparation for a divorce action in Reno society circles.
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N.Y
New York
Ten Eyck Wendell
Park Avenut
Ten Eyck Wendell Jr
Knickerbocker
Reno
Clay Stone Trigen
Texas
Suspect in Lindy case named Willian Lardner
Leavenworth April 20. Investigators focus on Willian Chubby Lardner 37 former Touhy gang member now inmate at Leavenworth penitentiary. Federal agents arrive at the prison to question him and assess his significance in the kidnapping murder case. A $50,000 ransom money link from Dr. John F. Condon is noted in a Bronx cemetery.
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Leavenworth
Kan
INS
Little Charles A. Tandlebergher
Mew
Willian Chubby" Lardner
Touhy
Chicago
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Federal Departments of Justice
Lardner
Agints
Boston
Switzerland
John P
Fatsie" Condon
Bronx
Seguin Minister Named President of Lutheran Body
The Rev. EB. A. Sageblel of Seguin was elected president of the Texas District American Lutheran church convention for a five year term. Other officers named include Peter Abbert Galveston vice president J Harden Houston second vice president W Lebharth Hondo secretary Bud Hecker Doss assistant secretary F A Bracher treasurer. Religious education board members include E J Brawneck Seguin and Carl Runge Mason. The convention closes Sunday.
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Fredericksburg
EB. A. Sageblel
Seguin
Texas
American Lutheran Church Convention
Petor Abbert
Galveston
J. Harden
Houston
W. Lebharth
Hondo
Bud Hecker
Doss
F. A. Bracher
Board of Appeals
Cam
Theo Streng
H.W. Pletining
George Polchernick
San Antonio
Heights Principal to Speak at Dallas Junior High Conference
Alamo Heights junior high principal M. 8. Markin will speak at the third annual Junior High School conference in Dallas on April 2 and 24. The program lists students Marjorie Alling Charlotte Walker Grace Bvetts Mary Janes Lyles Alice Rath Yates Bobby Winn Mary Shell Sheld Robert Pincus Gloria Brame rete Frann Thulemeyer Joe Mon teno Marlin Calzado and John McElroy as conference participants.
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Markin
Alamo Heights
Will Apeak
Dallas
Marjorie Alling
Charlotte Walker
Grace Bvetts
Mary Janes Lyles
Alice Rath Yates
Bobby Winn
Mary Shell Sheld
Robert Pincus
Gloria Bramerete
Frann Thulemeyer
Joe Monteno
Marlin Calzado
John McElroy
Price Cutting Case Seen In Webb County Dairymen
Officials in Webb County report a potential price cutting case in district court. Two dairymen, Raymond Moore and Salomon Uribe, were fined after directors of the organization charged them with price cutting. Defense attorneys have been employed.
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Webb Laredo
Apri
Webb
County Darymen'a
Exboker Held Lacking Bond in Robbery Case
Claude Henry known as Cowboy Henry languished in jail in Bexar County after missing a bond set by Special Judge Harry K. Howard. He faces robbery and assault charges from a March 31 incident on Mary Weather Street involving O. T. Dickenson for 90 dollars. Trial tentatively set for early date.
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Claude
Henry
Bexar County
Harry K. Howard
Disrick Court
Dssault
T. Dickenson
Mary- Weather Street
Altorney
Howard
YOTR Against Senate in Dublin Gains First Reading
A local notice reports the second reading of a bill to abolish the senate in Dublin. The measure passed by a vote of 70 to 0. A combined radio and phonograph is offered for sale at 37.50 under Classification 118 in light classifieds.
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Yotr
Senate
Dublin
Tris Pree
Apel
Secon
Ught
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