Pacific coast vacations in summer travel to the West
Arthur Brisbane notes that summer on the Pacific coast offers rich travel opportunities from San Diego to Seattle inclining a full coast experience. He argues summer is ideal for exploring Los Angeles, San Francisco, and national parks while cautioning readers about weather and travel choices. He touches on economic ideas, stock ownership, and a political aside about Mellon, warning readers not to fritter their vacation.
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Weather forecast notes limited change with scattered showers
The report shows a generally mild pattern with little temperature change. Minimums near 50s to 60s, periods of rain possible in several areas, with scattered showers Monday night and Tuesday. Some cities like New Orleans and Santa Monica are mentioned in relation to rain and cloudy conditions.
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Wounded Photo-shors-Dowincrane found in cathedral
Wounded person identified as Mesnicher was found seriously injured inside San Pedro cathedral, authorities said. Police sealed the area as investigators worked.
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Mesnicher
San Perenando Cathedral
Illusion broker shoots in church as prayers fade
Domaciano Limon, 31, of 824 San Marcos Street, wounded after a pistol attack during early morning mass at Saint Fermanity Cathedral. He was discharged from the US Army in 1920 and faced possible naturalization hearing as officers investigated injuries described as non fatal. One bullet pierced the chest region, another skimmed the skull. Limon was taken to Robert Tt. Green Hospital.
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Treputy
Charl Peters
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Hope Abandoned For Agreement on Reparations Issue
Hope for a reparations pact at Paris died this afternoon as authoritative circles informed News Services. Dey Ujalmir Sebasht, head of negotiations, delivered a detailed report to Chancellor Moegier and Ministers Stresemap Currie.
Guty $16,000 Ahead of 1928 Collections
Clip tax collections from April 1 to April 27 total $300,992.15, more than the same period last year by over $16,000. Commissioner Wrank 1, Bushe irk told the council Monday that early collections show efforts to enforce payments. The total expected this year is $6,447,2UB.69.
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Tata
Burial Held for Mose Jackson 70 in Mobile
Funeral services were conducted Monday for Mose Jackson 70 of 41d expressa altar, with Rabbi Samuel Py Phillips officiating. The burial occurred in Ran Antow in state 3S76. Survived by relatives including Oliver, Mrs. T. Galisborg, Gid He, and nephews Dave Jacoby and others.
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Expresa Alteel
Samuel Py Phillips
Fly
Deller
Nathan Pry
Qehe
St. Mora
A. Borgel
T. F. Finerty
Refuse to Permit Use of City Parks For Cinco de Mayo
City parks in San Antonio will not be used for the Cinco de Mayo celebration after Mayor C. M. Chambers refused permission. A Mexican citizens committee sought to hold a three day carnival at Washington or Ban Peden Park, but the mayor ruled out city parks for such events in the future.
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C. M. Chambers
Warshington
Ban Peden Park
Chambers
Showers Forecast With Unchanged Temperatures in San Antonio
Weather service forecast predicts showers in San Antonio and vicinity tonight with light to moderate winds. Temperatures remain steady with a low around 70 degrees Monday night and a high near 88 Tuesday.
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Montar
J. A. Tarbor
United States Weather Bureau
Snake Bite Outbreak Sends Two to Hospital
Poisonous snakes and a spider bite three people at Robert 2B Green hospital Monday. Mist Tane Aguilar, 19, of Tida Allo road, treated for rattlesnake bite. SW Muome, a farmer, bitten by a copperhead. Aurnra, 63, of Hawthorne street, treated for venom exposure.
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Tida Allo
Muome
Aurnra
Hawthorne Street
Five Cities Win U8 Fire Trophies
Bronze plaques awarded to Detroit Mick Eric Pia lakes Wool Ohio Owensboro Ky and Ab bans Ga for tending the W928 antioiny fire waste contest sponsored by The chamber of commerces of the United States and the Nasional Weer Waste calineal.
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Detroit
Mick
Eric
Pia Lakeswool
Ohio
Owensboro
Ana Abbans
Chamber of Commeres of
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Spurned Admirer Stabs Himself at Dancer's Feet
In Towne, April 3, engineer Alexius Greg stabbed himself in the chest after dancer Josephine Baker rejected his advances. Doctors hope to save him as the incident occurs at a beaten exit. Baker remains uninjured.
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Jagared
Cropia
Josephine Baker
Alexius Greg Towne
Josephine
German Officials, Dr Schacht Confer on Reparations Talks
Berlin April 2 1921 German officials Dr Schacht head of the German delegation to reparations conferred with members of the German cabinet this afternoon no decisions were taken during the Paris negotiations update.
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Hinmine Schacht
Trig
Fermant
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Hien
Paris
City moves to condemn building for street widening plan
Immediate condemnation proceedings target the Brady estate at 208 1-2 East Dowston Street to allow a six foot front setback. City attorney Thomaa J. Dobbs notes tenants’ damages claims. Francis Brady favors arbitration but Lemus objects over loss of window space. Mayor Chambers hints at imminent legal action to prevent further delays.
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Alt Grady
East
Dowston Street
Thomaa J. Dobbs
C. M. Chambers
Three Die in Subway Elevated Train Collision in New York
A rear end collision on the 167th Street station elevated lines killed three, including motor man J. Cutlen and student William J. Lehnie, with many injured amid a panicked scramble as trains halted and traffic resumed. Police and ambulances treated victims. crowds searched for missing riders.
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Mighbridge
Wisconsin pair admit guilty in attempted murder case
Mrs Teoxe Pope and Philip Polster pleaded guilty to aided assault with intent to kill John Pope, husband of Mrs Pope, after a brutal attack in a Dane County farmyard. Both were sentenced to 20 years in state prison by Judge S T Schein. Pope survived, Polster confessed, and officers described a premeditated plan to remove bodies and implicate others.
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Philip Kolstrr
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Pear
Artick
Big Farm
Dane County
April Corporation Court Revenue Soars Amid Shortages
April revenue for the Corporation Court reached 10,366 dollars with fines totaling 1,866.5 dollars, setting a new monthly high. Clerk Dave Gotlich notes traffic ordinance violations drive the rise while Judge Dave Watson faces officer shortages and increased workload as city coffers fill.
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Goltlie
Avid
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Leafiie
Cepacinip
Andrew Young
Aldinis
Joy
Revenue adds categories to Legislature agenda
Mondy proposes new revenue items to the legislature including taxation reforms and public utilities. The measures aim to reorganize the tax system and abolish the ad valorem tax, with Representative Moritz of Ganade among those named.
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Moritz Af Ganade
Aimog
Change in Counsel Delays Wobany Sirti Trial
Galveston note: a change in defense attorneys postpones the trial of Wobany Sirti, alleged participant in the daylight robbery of a Texas City bank in the fall of 1927, until May.
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Wobany Sirti
Iite
Wexas
Barnes Named to Treasury Post
George O. Barnes of Pennsylvania was nominated as assistant secretary of the treasury in Washington. The appointment comes as an effort to strengthen financial leadership in the administration.
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G. 0. Barnes
Treasury Post
Washington, 1
George O. Barnes
Penny l van Sena
Vndas
Ant Fresuncer
The
United States
Sleep Like Log Half Dead Next Day Doctor Says
In Chicago on April 1 Dr Coleman Re Griffith of the University of Chicago said sleep resembles a long dream before a person is “half dead” the next day. He warned about disturbances in sleep affecting physical education and noted that normal moc supply is altered by the bads and hindere reconstructive mark.
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Smi
Lng
Qishd
Coleman Re Griffith
University of Chicaen
Grittith Sali
Alowever
Irv
Sisters fly to bedside of dying father
Sisters Mrs. FW. dine per and Miss Stella MyCord rushed to reach their father in Newton Iowa as he lay near death. Their flight from Curtiss Field New York faced delays and they were briefly diverted to a quarantine area before reaching the airport.
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Anvil
FW. Dineper
Stella MyCord
Woman plans appeal from judgment in obscenity case
WOWAN PLANS APPEAL FROM JUDGMENT NPA YORK April. Dennett faced federal charges for distributing obscene material in a pamphlet titled The Sex Side of Life. Judge Warren Burrows fined her 300 and ordered custody with her attorney pending appeal and bail. The pamphlet, long distrusted by churches and social groups, had endorsements from educators and workers. A resident of Groftors, Va. filed the initial complaint.
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Ware Dennett
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