Roads Passable Despite Havoc After Recent Rains
Daily road report from the highway department notes general improvement in conditions across northern to southern routes. Vehicles reach El Paso and Dallas areas despite heavy rains, with some segments near Cotulla, Brady, and Houston showing rough or heavy sections. Continuous updates advised from Crockett A986.
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Atretches
High Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso J
Cotulla
Laredo
Giller
Rand
Louisiana
Dallas
Fort Worth
Helton
Temple
Brederickshurz
Anerin
Kerreil
Vand
Crockett
Prices Rise as Diamond Importers Announce Increase
The Associated Peeve reports from New York that diamond prices will rise. Rejebwan of Rejeliman Brothers and a syndicate including SP Morgan and Compas and German-backed interests will control mines for five years starting in January. Aimed at stabilizing prices, the move signals higher costs for buyers.
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Associated Peeve
W York
Prics| Amonds
Rejebwan
Rejeliman Brothers
Moray
Reieluna
Eyndicatt
Alan J
Teaut
Prion
Votes in four counties split tight race in Foisen returns
Washington dispatch reports partial returns from 28 counties showing Brookbart Republican 116,984 against Democrat 117,147 as totals come in. further results loom from rural precincts. Also notes McAdow family arrival in Santa Gertrudis, and assorted items on rates, strikes, and Virginia primaries.
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Browknart
Tacna Arica plebiscite plan delayed by MEI meeting
Unclear dispatch reports delays to Tacna Arica plebiscite commission as officials defer plans for an immediate first meeting to Wednesday. Chilean and Peruvian delegates weigh options while U.S. involvement and looming dates shape tense negotiations.
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Tacna-Arica
Mei
Chile
Ue Tacna Arica
J. Petahing
Comenismen
Ioe
Tacua
Peru
Augustin Edward
Manual Freera = Srottawler
Caiek
Cyrur Stan Delometes
General Millsand
Second Division Oversees Property and Inspection Duties
The text describes the Second Division tightening economy under division leadership. It notes officers entailing property inspection prior to replacement, directing to turn in items, and the Quartermaster and supply officers under the inspector general to improve government interests.
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Gow
Il Corfup Desu
Aire
Atric
Winds claim life in Hawaiian Islands storm
High winds swept the Hawaiian Islands killing Mrs. Yam Suretawen when her mobile home was blown off its foundation. Three men faced threats as a vessel wreck and rough seas endangered sailors including David Kakansmobke and Dukeie Rahangmoka during a dramatic weather event.
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Ehn
Tongstnol
Ang
Yam Suretawen
David Kakansmobke
Roth Weaf
Dukeie Rahangmoka
Internationas
Aibvitt Mteen
Multiple accidents injure four after carnival traffic surge
Following Sundays spree of crashes that left ten dead, four people were hurt in Monday incidents. Victims include a 69 year old man, a woman pedestrian, a bicycle rider, and a car passenger. All injuries described as minor to severe but not life threatening. Emergency care rendered at Robert B. Green hospital.
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LE. Crane
West
French Place
Zarnamora Street
West Prench Place
Mra Ne A Viller
Arbor Place
Robert B. Green
Aiss Giaca Wilson
O. W. Rosell
Thompson
Drexel Avenue
South Olive Street
E. Treitng
Fif
Wortando Rodriguez
Romana Street
Belvin
Cameron Streets
Hiesco Calbio
Ruiz Sitet
Alan
Robert D. Green Hospital
Merchants Pour Into San Antonio Show Delights Crowds
A bustling Saturday evening program in Lucerne Switzerland titled Merchants Pour Into San Antonio featured natonally known singers dancers and acts in lavish attire. The event showcased fashion and musical numbers to promote fall trade with Mary Haward LeMoine Neglay and The Dreayn Girl among performers while costumes and a jockey dance added variety. The show produced by Ash Veank company and others drew audiences for a multi day series with plans to repeat next Monday.
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Vail Tasmans
Ihe
Qiease Town
Impredante
Ant . Tance
Alaina
Harker
Gort Pre
Clark Byte
R. Andricks
St Harding
Mary Haward
Dreayn
LaBernicia
Koyioff
Tongphere
Veweone
LeMoine Neglay
Arctic Explorers Hear and Answer A. S. Rabig Message
A. S. Rabig reports new radio transmission from the Arctic area. MacMillan Arctic expedition near Etih Greenland, about 700 miles north of Chicago, received messages and answered within minutes despite static and adverse weather.
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A. S. Rabig
Frean
Artington Heights
Arnie Polay
MacMillan Arctic
Ytation
Etih
Greenland
Chicago
Four Killed as Mob Storms City Hall
A mob of about 200 men attacked City Hall in Aug. 4 unrest, killing four and injuring several as they protested government methods. National troops dispersed the crowd after the melee, with arrests reported and a curfew imposed in the area.
Troops Return From Camp Bullis After Range Firing
Troops of the Twenty-third Infantry Ninth Infantry and Dyentleth Taforlry totaling about 1000 returned to Fort Sam Houston Tuesday after completing annual record firing with rifle machine gun and automatic rifle on the Camp Bullis range. The Second Division section of 402 men left for the range as the season starts training until September 8. The Fifteenth Field Artillery and related units moved to Camp Stanley for weeks of training under General Claude Birkhead. A second section heads to Camp Bullis September 10 for annual target practice. Robbery near Seymour Knox county steals 1200 in cash and valuables.
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Twenty-third Infantry
Ninth Infantry
Dyentleth Taforlry
Fort Sama Houston
Camp Bullis
Texas’ National Guard
Camp Mabry
Fort Sam Houston
Special Cycops
Brigada Headquarters
Second Ordnance Company
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Camp Stanley
Sixtyfirsh Field Artillery
Texas National Guard
Camp Stanley West
Grigadies
Claude
Birkhead
Harry J. Bishop
Fiftewild
Wwentieth
Postoffice Band to Play at Supper Benefit
Postoffice Band will perform at a supper for the benefit of the Deotesiane Grokona Home at Beethoven Hall on Tuesday evening. The band, comprising six members, will provide music starting at 7 30 and continue throughout the event.
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Postoffice
Grokona
Beethoven Hall
Lostuffice
Las Aircon
Lueny
Typists Take Tests for Jobs in San Antonio
Fifty nine applicants took the civil service examination for stenographers and typists Tuesday under the direction of RB Luckenhead at a local site in San Antonio. The typing test covered typing and copy work, while the stenographic test included shorthand and dictation.
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U. S
Ty Sps
Tesday
RB. M. Luckentiaedy
San Antonio
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C. of
C. Bulletin
Santa Hy
Santa Garrara
Jiam Gibbs McAdow
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Washington
Birmingham
Texas
Uniontown
L. F. Axonsberg
Grand Army of the
Rey Tublic
al Smith
Stone Mountain Memorial
Arensberg
New York
Smith
Georgia Memorial Association
Rata
Mattana
Misa Core Stillman
Ace
Seaman
Stallway
Icaeits
TH. Au
Tracey Air
West Palm Beach
Ayers, Masons
Task International Union
Cement
Finichery International
Union Areanployer
Tsy
Dhe
Elko
Ant
Ional Aeronautics Association
Weiner
Pickshrine
Austin
J, MM, Witt
Funcheon
Richmond
Way
Harry Flood Byrd
Winnchester
Gh Mapp
Accomec
ST. Louis
Tobbers
Luday
Fred A. Torrance
Heil Packing Company
and Co With & Spaywell
Est Lopoukhova
John Maynard Kuyneg
Weller
London
Breckenridge
Tex
Hill Strapp
O. Hawkins
Hi Ins
Doreys
WORTH
Providence
Gates
Stewart
Stewarts
Detaife
Snanimum
Blewart Motor Corporation
Daniel
White
Hawaiian Islands
Bruihers
Lucerne, Switzerland
Nia
Rhemonic
Mednone Philipnini
Eagar Hane
Nng
Sire Aanancinneel Beer
Qosbraa
Tinly
Han Glovangi
Souther Holy
Goveernment Atelale
Patter
Bullis
Rob Bane
Seymour
Knox County
Sexmour
Southwest
Toray
Alamo Plaza
Canadian Fur Company
Hur Nue
Wodogeday
Louis Houchmann
Frank Bro
Garman
Milo
Stadajoninn
Rewnomy
Makera
Metric
Baxie
Broadway
Earl & Wilson
Manhattans
Den
Slude
Dts
Eile
Mercers Seu
Phoenix
Eckwear
Neelayear
Neelawene
Ue Juchules
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