President Coolidge Expected Here in New Mexico This Summer
Albuquerque supporters predict President Coolidge will spend his summer vacation in New Mexico enjoying its famed sky and scenery. The piece notes De Pinedo’s and Luft Hansa’s aviation feats and mentions local editors Arthur J. Hannett and Pepperday among others. It hints at broader national interest in travel and air travel development.
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New Mesge
Vermont
Amessis
Pepperday
Fpickerell
Albuquerque Journal
Arthur J. Hannett
New Mexico
Alesia
Ota
Tivy Howard
Albuquerque
Deadeye D1 Jonsgold Dearlh Treasure Hunt Teaser
A fragmented treasure hunt unfolds in a serialized Light newspaper tale. Deadeye Dick and a youthful highwayman pursue a grand prize of 2000 treasures, with clues posted on a large board outside The Light office and a weekly deathwood stage pursuit noted.
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Kit
Commission Moves to End Fifteen Year Rio Grande Water Row
International talks on a US Mexico water treaty begin in San Antonio with Miss Mee A Selimart announcing a key meeting at Yuma Arizona on April 20. Secretary Work will attend, and officials study irrigation systems to resolve Rio Grande distribution after fifteen years of disputes and unspent funds.
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Mexico
Rio Grandy
San Antonio Pellay
Mee A. Selimart
International Commission For
Rie Grande
Aliss Selimart
St Anthony Hotel
Suil Bealts
W. B. Anderenu
Waste Commission
Ty TB. Mell
Ge Sun Benin Chamber of Commerce
Ahe
Rio Genado
Congress
Work
Havyon
Yuma
Rio Grande
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Flowers Parade in San Antonio Celebrates Texas Pioneers
Tens of hundreds line the streets as more than 200 floats and decorated cars travel the avenue route in a long historic Flowers parade. The procession, led by a military escort, features a queen and court, stagecoaches, and vivid floral floats reflecting Texas history from pioneer days to modern times.
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Notorezele
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Ave Utlne B
Second Field Artillery Brigade
San Antonio
Morel
Avenue 1
Alamo Street
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Pecos Street
Rouston Street
Alamo Oagal
Texas
Dim Mills
William Krempkau
Dies
Mer- Majesty
Lilie Boull
Irost
Ax Tilor
Herdack
U S Enters Into Flood Relief Work
Washington April 22 The federal government forms a cabinet committee to cooperate with the Red Cross on Mississippi flood relief. President Coolidge appoints four members to coordinate federal agency aid while the Red Cross maintains control of relief operations.
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Entorn
Mississippi
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Red Cross
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Continued Cool Weather Forecast For San Antonio
Weather bulletin from the local bureau predicts continued cool weather for San Antonio with a possible clear, crisp night as a front passes. Temperatures will rise slowly tomorrow, with a latest norther expected to end the cold spell.
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Weather Bureau
Tarbaw
Gand? A
Westley
Jntlon Geclarml
Auto Man Accidentally Shot When Pistol Explodes
A man in a vehicle was shot in the right thigh when a pistol dropped from his pocket and discharged. The incident occurred thirteen miles from San Antonio on the Medilke roads near Weldas. Alvin Goetz of 420 Buona Vista area is identified in the report. Doctors at Green hospital treated the unnamed victim.
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Reas
Weldas
San Antono
Medilke
Guvla
Talonte Hn
Roberts Green
U S Circuit Court Judge Dies in New York
A U S circuit court judge died in New York. The late jurist had served on federal appeals court and was noted for notable opinions authored during tenure. Officials announced the passing, with colleagues offering condolences and reflecting on his judicial contributions.
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U.S
N.Y
Levee Break Floods Mississippi Valley Towns
Delta residents endure flood upheaval as levee breaches threaten communities from Hickman Kentucky to Greenville Mississippi. More than 109000 homeless across inundated zones. Food shortages loom as refugees flood into Greenville and trains carry out thousands seeking transport. Federal troops urged for rescue and relief as waters rise and cities halt services.
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Teves
Mississippi Valley
Hickman
Mississippi
Greenvill
Greenville
Miss
Steps Landing
Yauoo
Arkansas
Ark- Anses
Mourning Mrs Bull Soider Attends Slaying Trial
Mrs Bull Soider in Todish mourning attire attends the trial of her editor husband charged with a fatal slaying. The case centers on the editor’s dispute and the circumstances of the death.
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Snyder murder trial jury completes selection in New York
The New York jury for the Snyder murder case completes selection as the eighth juror is chosen, Juror No. 18 Lewis Rochdasehul, a father of two, amid a high profile trial. The period tightens public attention as the jury reaches full composition.
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Vyythe
Snyder
Hwenthir
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Jury Released in Slaying Case at Fort Worth
The jury in the Atcs Suia Brooks murder case was discharged after about five and a half hours without reaching a verdict. Mrs Brooks was charged with killing her husband Fos Brooks at their Fort Worth home on February 25. The defense claimed insanity.
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Suia Tirooks
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Mexican censorship tightens telegraph lines after Obregon plot
International dispatches report strict government censorship of telegraphic messages between the United States and Mexico following a plot to assassinate Mexican officials and the Guadalajare train disaster. General Obregon moths calls for drastic measures as rebels are pursued. Mexican consul general in San Antonio doubts censorship notices while warning of exaggerated reports.
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San Antonio
United States
A. P. Carrillo
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Lemn
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Church Denies Mexico Train Attack
Catholic circles in Mexico deny government charges that the Catholic hierarchy planned or supported the Tuesday night train incident. Archbishop Xaix Cloren urged unity, insisting clergy did not participate and calling for calm amid suspicions and public statements.
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Mexico City
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Eaix ¥ Cloren
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