Congress Eyes London Naval Treaty Clash In Senate And House
In Washington April, lawmakers from both chambers prepared sharp questions for naval experts and officers about the London treaty. Chairman Moran and Britten of the committees plan inquiries into why certain naval provisions were changed, with hearings slated for May. Former Secretary Kellogg praised the pact as a step forward but noted it falls short of ideal, predicting Senate ratification and further diplomatic progress.
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D.C
Congress
Fisw International
Halyof
Wal
Ty Dendyn
Glalman Britten
Lily
Navy
Londam
Moran
Senate
Lknwin
Britten
Adame
Navy Department
Rns
Lowma
United States
Britten Honey
Waarmuly
Kelloge
Kellogs
Coolidge
Hoover
White House
London
Kellogg
Honor Roll Names From Peacock Military Academy
Edward Guess reports the Peacock Military Academy honor roll for March and April listing students from San Antonio including Fil ward Gures Chazing Ellitt Exar Rebilo and Nodhara Troutledge. Other named students are Frank Tirittiectiam of Tampa Mexico Bob Prichamt of Big Spring Texans Frank Steele of Mexico City and Tobby Wall of Fort Worth.
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Edward
San Antonio
Filward Gures
Chazing Ellitt
Exar Rebilo
Nodhara Troutledge
Frank Tirittiectiam
Tampico
Mexico
Bob Prichamt
Big Springa
Frank Steele
Mexico City
Tobby Wall
Lindberghs Complete Transcontinental Flight Record
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh are shown seated in the plane they had just landed at Roosevelt Field New York after a 14 hour 45 minute 32 second hop from Glendale California. The record flight clipped the Hawks pace though the Lindberghs made a fuel stop.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Glendale
Calif
Frank Hawks
Lind+berghs
Ferguson Disqualification Tangles Texas Governor Ballot Case
In Austin on April 25 Chief Justice Cureton and Associate Justice Theenwood certified their disqualification from ruling on former Governor James B. Ferguson’s mandamus bid to force the State Democratic Executive Committee to place his name on the governor primary ballot. The case hinges on constitutional bars after impeachment. Governor Mande will appoint a chief and associate justice to decide Ferguson’s ballot status, with Associate Justice Williams Pierson involved in the deliberations. Greenwood chaired a committee of attorneys consulted on the legality of the proceedings.
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Austin
Tex
Juslier
M Cureton
Thomas Bs. Theenwood
Supreme Court
James B. Ferguson
Mandamus
Democratic Executive Committee
Agnerade
Mande
Williais Piesson
Ferguson
Cureton Way
Ecnor Frrgueen
Gat
Glider to Fly at International Airport Parade
A glider entry, an Eaglerock product from Alexander Industries Colorado Springs, will appear at the Trades Parade on the South Loop road Brooks field. The craft has a glide ratio of 20 to 1 and descends one foot for every ten feet forward, with an estimated speed of eight miles per hour.
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Sat Antovio
South Loop
Airjoin Brooks Field
Eaglerock
Alexander Industries
Colorado Springs
Ervin
Legion Post to Honor World War Veterans Speaker at Kelly House
American Legion Post 99 will round up veterans at the hostess house Kelly Field Thursday night with state commander Cox as principal speaker. The event aims to discuss veterans affairs and related topics for the community audience.
Oklahoma crowd hears Pat Hurley radio talk at ceremony
Ola PORCA CIEY reports a large gathering in Oklahoma where Pat Hurley the secretary of war spoke by radio from Washington amid Republican praise. Will Rogers notes the overwhelming home audience applause and quips about Anne Lindbergh.
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Porca Ciey
Ola
Oklahoma
Joaver
Washington
Dion
Pat Hurley
An Suh Ped
Emeeter
Anne Lindbergh
Will Rogers
Rail income shows rise for Union Pacific in 1929
New York April 00 The Union Pacific Railroad company today reported net income from all sources of 40,256,042 dollars, equal after preferred dividends to 20,800,000 dollars, an increase of 1,481,? dollars over 1928 when earnings per common share amounted to 3.10.
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New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company Today
Gall
Chiktort
Two Die From Hurts as Home Is Burned
Fort Scott Kansas April 23 A fire destroyed a southwest Fort Scott home early today killing Hetty Lou Walldulian and Si Dalian and fatally burning M Dalían. Three other children suffered serious burns while the kerosene stove is blamed for the blaze.
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Fort Scott
Kaw
North Carolina Bank Closes Amid Fresh Bank Panic
A North Carolina bank named Farmers Bank and Trust closes its doors this morning, marking the second Monroe bank to fail in two days. The Bank of Neas yesterday also closed, highlighting concerns over capitalization and liquidity in the era's bank distress.
Zep’s Ocean Flight Still Set May 10
Captain Kenstbebe mann, first officer of the Zepp din, resumes preparations for the May 10 ocean flight to South America. Despite internal caution at the Zeppelin company, officials push ahead with the projected trip as originally scheduled.
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Zep
Fiuenrichshat
Caytain Kenstbebemann
Brat Zepdin
Geots
Zeppelin Company
Criticism Renews Call for Woman to Withdraw
In Washington on April oo, a row over a stance on suffrage and a lettered protest prompted Nor ris, a candidate for president of the National League of American Pen Women, to withdraw her name amid criticism.
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Washington, D.C
Sline Ament
Wathlorn Norris
Neveliet
Axon
Persidem
Natinnal Lrogur
American Pen
Packard Motor Earnings Shown in New York Report
In New York on Sprit 29 4a the Packard Motor company reported earnings with shares and dividends. Details indicate earnings at a level suggesting market activity and investor interest amid quarterly results.
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Packard Motor
New York
Lala
Porter Wins Act Appeal in Moore Building Case
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeal affirmed a trial court ruling awarding Frank the porter at the Moore Building $1000 from the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, with dispute over work history and beneficiary allocations. J H Savage, executor, had appealed. Ingram testified he did pieces of work at both the Bedell building and Mrs. Moore’s home.
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Bexar
Frank
Moore
Elizabeth Moore
J. H. Savage
Savage
Charles Swainy Au
Siou
Sardge
Ingram
Ues
Legnes
Manre
Mopac Freight Pick-up and Delivery Bid Reviewed
April 3 application sought vermics for connected freight pick up and delivery service on the Hin Antonio to Taveilo line. Missouri Valley railroad officials filed the request with the railroad commission to handle shipping and delivery at standard freight rates. Officials present included A S Ponder of San Antonio J B Bailey of Houston W Dates of Houston and Andrew Streetman. The commission took the matter under advisement and will announce its decision.
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Hin Antonio
Taveilo
Wexas Railroad Commission
Missouri Vavisie Railroad
A. S. Ponder
San Antonio
J.B. Baieley
Howstons
W. Dates
Commensial Gent
Howston
Andrew Streetman
Equinsel
Commission
Convict Paid 500 for Fire Broadcast Description
William S. Ayley president of Columbia Broadcasting System forwarded a check for 500 to a prisoner at the Ohio State Penitentiary. The inmate provided a prompt, improvised account of a prison fire during the Monday night blaze, drawn from a coast-to-coast look up.
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Anew
York
Avillinam OS
tAley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ohio State Penitentiary
Prisoners Return After Jailbreak in Howard County
Reported by Texas authorities prisoners who escaped from Howard County jail have returned voluntarily. A chase ensued across nearby areas with several captured. days later, two more were recaptured in nearby Nolin County as the search continued.
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Bug Suring
Texas
Th Peisouere
Howard County
Morlay
Twa
Floma
San Helo
Nolin
Finger Amputation Reported For County Official
A. G. Trawalter, county commissioner of Peeeinet 1, had a finger amputated at Santa Rosa infirmary after a long period of injury and continuous pain. The operation followed weeks of discomfort and medical consultation.
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A. G. Trawalter
AL Trawalion
Peeeinet 1
Santa Rosa Infirmary
Recreation session urged by speaker at southwest gathering
A discussion on recreation responsibilities opened the sixth annual conference of recreation executives in San Antonio. Speakers included Dr. Geralde Smith and John S. Nehanoe who urged leadership and health as essential to community life. Delegates from Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arkansas attended, with officials from Fort Worth and Waco listing participants.
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America
Tonio
Wang
Geralde KL Smith
Ghee
King’s Highway
Ameri Virgin Hall
Wondlasas Dake Pvidian
Pliny
Italy
John S. Nehanoe
Teolion Agshcimion
Amering
Banqiee
Ther
New York
Chicago
Shire Creations
Tron
Einband
Biie
Touige Oliver
A. A. Parks
Ka Price
Onice Truila
Blouise Col
Misa Mary Wilson
Jon Walsard
San Antonio
Elizabeth Termes
Tenth Garver
Flok
Maude ‘Trac
Dans
G Kvane T. B. Jeffington
W. E. Mocvell Jr
Fort Worth
RC. Oliver
Rob Oliver
If A. Parks
T. A. Wark
Waco
Jamey &. Garr
Alte
Joh Martin
Austin
Thuth Grytlow
Texarkana
Paris Hit by Auto Disaster Leaves Dozens Dead
A Paris accident week ends with 36 dead and 172 injured as cars run amok during Easter period. Police report widespread chaos across the city with multiple victims confirmed and emergency services responding to the scene. Investigators seek cause amid a city-wide crisis during the holiday.
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Paris
Vfranece
Cooks Seek Flavor Through Sugar Across Classic Dishes
Old time cooks recall long days of baking and cooking while today’s chefs favor enhancing flavor of simple wholesome foods. A dash of salt and a pinch of sugar restore sweetness in vegetables like peas and corn and improve tastes of spinach, carrots, and tomatoes. Sugar is praised by doctors and dietitians for making vitamin rich foods more palatable.
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Sugar Institute
Italian Cyclists Depart On Long Tour Across Two Years
Italian cyclists left Lusigi Cimeo and Giuseppe Fiore have traveled over 30000 miles on tour lasting two years. P Viola, center, served on the local committee that hosted sportsmen and handled arrangements.
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Lusigi Cimeo
Guiseppe Fiore
Toulr
P. Viola
Continue Trip to California
A fragmentary travel note describes a long crossing from San Antonio toward Quitearu and San Aurelio with names such as Guig Lumeo Pentinus and A Mtobelli. The party, stated as travelers from Mexico City, dined with officials and contemplates continuing through Central and North America toward the United States while planning to settle in Argentina after extensive journeys.
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Hiryenns
Guusenne Fine
Guig
Lumeo
Pentinus
San Antonia
San Aurelio
Mexico City
A. Mtobelli
Muuian
Ve Vipotl
Stephen Cotalout
Vista
Germany
Franer
Havre
Rio
Janoire
Ami Ug
Ito Areehvinas
South America
Ebroyan Ter Vanama
Middle West Opposes Canal Plan in Washington Debate
Unclear text documents a political clash over a canal project involving regional opposition from Midwestern states and political figures. The fragmented lines reference government members, a harbor bill, and international mentions, with Iran and New York appearing as entities within a garbled report.
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Middle-West
Washington
D.C
Ayri
Thiniey
Ayrs
Seven Times Grandfather Ray Lyman Wilbur Highlighted
VALO ALTO Calif April Sy Ray Jaman Willie notes Ray Lyman Wilbur is seven times grandfather. Mrs Max Master Vipper of Yale Alte, formerly Mise Bois Wilbur, represented her family with a daughter, win Xaney Jain Dopyer.
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Valo Alto
Calif
Sy Ray Jaman Willie
Intaciar
Btantard Walverpits
Max ‘Iaster Vipper
Yale Alte
Mise Bois Wilbur
Xaney Jain Dopyer
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Hollywood, California
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Porter
ACT
Mopac
Playground Association
Grover C
Thames
Oxward Potter
Wo, Brown
Mia
California
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Riebe Optical CO. Eyns
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