Budget Boosts Proposed to Coolidge
Rapid City Aug 15 Director Cort of the budget presented President Coolidge with a tentative budget raising expenditures by about 32 million above the limit set by the President. The plan envisions funding for three cruisers and adds items to aid relief in the Mississippi river region while Treasury reports a 600 million surplus last fiscal year. President Coolidge also seeks a farm conditions report from West and Midwest districts and confirms Meyer as federal farm loan board chairman after a Western tour.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
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Hack Hills
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Congress
Treasury
Lord
Mississippi River
Coolidge Alsn
Youth Arrested in Attempt to Take Truck Tires
One youth was jailed after an attempt to steal spare tires from Archie Asher Breighter’s truck en route to Boerne on Friday. The thieves fled in a car, were pursued, and tires discarded before reaching San Antonio. Detective W. H. Shine arrested one youth shortly after.
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Archie Asher
Breighter
Boerne
Asher
San Antonin
W. H. Shine
Drunk Man Causes Snakes to Invade Police Desk
A intoxicated man created a disruption at a police station by shouting about snakes and attempting to throw items toward officers. Responding officers restrained him as alarms sounded and the incident ended without serious injuries.
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Inelitiste
Dal
Shackled Souls by Elenore Meherin
A saga of Diana and Michael Scott set around World War I era and a lovelorn, costly commitment. Diana supports her family as she pursues education while Michael leaves engineering for war service. After his presumed death in South America an unsteady wedding fate follows as Diana confronts grief and a new future.
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Hoss
Pirilod
Michael Scott
Young College
Ind
Diane
Ner-Neorl
Michael
Diana
Iaery Nim
Daniel Biurton
Olina
Dearie
Dackie
Burton
Eli
Dians
Diana Han Chee
Orien Finita
Denric
Minnyorlte Beetter ix
Kent
Armeri
South America
Earle
Gler
Duckie
All Hee
Jack
Many Virginis
Jackie
Virginia
Smarty
Packie
Eden
Tinay
Ana
Wes
Anckie
Duckie's
Crahundon
Eoifier North
Fragmented Passages Echo a Cold Evening in Family Ties
Diana and Shana recall days with Hobby lad as Denrie clings to memories of Jack and the past. Diana, Tiana, and Jackie confront love, independence, and the lure of change, while Dinny grows restless, weighing marriage against self sufficiency in a strained cottage world.
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Diana
Shana
Jake
Dinny
Dinan
Alun
Sun
Denelo
Tiana
Denrie
Tilana
Liberty Needs Restrainine Warning in Charlottesville Speech
In Charlottesville Virginia on August 3, former Treasury Secretary Wulkan G. McAdoo spoke at the University of Virginia about liberty and societal limits. He argued that liberty must be constrained to protect the community and public welfare, criticizing claims of sacred private rights and stressing that government power must balance individual freedoms with societal needs.
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Charlottesville
Wulkan G. McAdoo
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Treasury
University of Virgin
Institute of Public Affairs
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McAdoo
Nsec
Ander
Tismas Jefferson
Methodists Seek Voice in Annual Meet of Church
Chicago August 13 A proposed amendment to the Methodist church constitution aims to admit laymen to the annual church conference. The laymen's association issued the proposal after a prior defeat by ministers despite unanimous support from laymen. The plan would let one layman for every 500 affiliated members participate in conference proceedings.
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Chicago
Atyote
Flaymen
Girl Hurt As Car Flips In Front Of Elias Poppe's Lot
Miss Bessie Vonpe, 26, of Brand wor, suffered a probable hull fracture after a parked auto was struck and flipped by a second vehicle in front of Elias Poppe's store on late Friday. T. Kirkwood, 71 Maverick estreet, received minor injuries. The second car driver faced drunkenness and negligent collision charges. Poppe's girl passenger uninjured. Miss Poppe taken to Robert B Crean hospital.
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Bessie Vonpe
T. Kirkwood
Elias Poppe
Secoml
Poppe
Robert B. Creanhosp
Io Kirkwond
Army Orders Walkingugs and Related Postings
Army orders list personnel movements and assignments across multiple bases and departments. Names such as Watson, Moon, Beatee, Muti, and Taylor are noted with destinations including Fort Eustis Camp Lewis and New York depots, reflecting reorganizations within reserve and service branches.
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Ordre
Javzes D. Watson
Ayeo
Ermenizes
Atlant
Fort Eustis
Wade Wi Flalslip
Yeu Dw Guerre
Paris
Madison Barracks
Cepin
Thames
Moon
D. D
Congress Park
Frankford Arsenal
Francis C. Beatee
Aston
Edgewood Arsenal
Thomas DB. Muti
San Francisco
Colyerk Procter
Int
Los Angeles
Camp Lewis
Alfred KM
Taylor
Fort Ontario
Presbyterian Entrepe
South Carolina
Terman Seid
Braakisn
New York Depot
Hunt for Boy Who Stole Watch on Warren Street
A notice seeks a young boy accused of stealing a wrist watch from Mrs D Southerland at 602 Warren Street and selling it for a quarter. Police request information as of Saturday, with the incident tied to Mrs Southerland’s residence.
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D. Southerlam
Warren Street
Tega
Mra
Southerland
San Antonio land relics and the rise of modern ownership
A fragmented narrative traces San Antonio land ownership from colonial grants to 19th century development. It recalls Spanish and Texas eras, key grants to Delgado, Rodriguez, and others, and the transformation of vast tracts into taxable property by 1887, noting landmarks like the Gunter hotel and the old town survey.
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T. W. Massey
Stewart
Kugranly Title Company
Livia
San Antonio
Labue
el Baron Kippeila
San Termundo Villa
Evergreen
SF. Ridriguez Lace
Don Francisco Redrigues
San Antonio Public Service Company
Etos TT
Matias del Rio
Mission Delolero
del Tio
Jasper Rodriguez
St. Anthony
San An
Rita
Spain
Republic of Texas
Texas
Wolf
San Anth
Elme
Ben Antollio
Times
James Goodman
Ami
John James
Concepcion Diveh
Wiliam F. Brogan
Wis
Antonio
Tad
Parade Revelers Jailed For Disturbance In Street
Youths marching in a parade caused a disturbance on Houston Street. Police booked eight for disturbing the peace and sent others home with warnings and parental notification. The incident involved cowbell chimes and noisy car processions, ending with youths taken to police headquarters for brief processing.
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Touston
Ander LT
Hai Hat Street
Antauig
Tairinan
Indies
Por
Palins Teant Williams
Nui
Education delegates sing in Toronto meeting
In Toronto on August 13 a diverse group of five thousand delegates from many nations and religions joined in song at the World Congress of Education associations. The protest centered on a potential shift toward compulsory military education reforms, debated intensely with plans to reconvene in Geneva in two years.
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Lwo Sear
Geneva
Tof
Lillian Gish Faces 5 Million Film Contract Suit
Lillian Gish the silent era star was cited for deposition in a 5 million lawsuit against Charles H Duel head of Inspirational Pictures alleging breach of contract. She refused to answer questions and had prior adjudication in New York federal courts indicating the contract dispute involved both parties and a broker.
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Los Angeles
Lilian Gish
All Acueys
Charles Il’ Duel
Inspirational Pictures
Miss Gish
New York
Wev
They Took His Pants by York
On August 13 a man awoke to find his trousers stolen by thieves. A policeman fetched a blanket from the nearby station to allow him to return home safely.
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York
Pmsquitoes
Nowontell
Christopher Dandurndo
Central Pire
Weacrst
Cleveland Filling Station Attendant Reveals Former Bank Clerk
Destiny finally ends a Nebraska disappearance case as former bank cashier Jack M. Patterson, last seen in Chicago in 1924, is identified by a Nebraska neighbor in Cleveland while working at a gasoline station. He denies embezzlement and cites debt and life insurance attempts. Patterson says he intended suicide but lacked nerve. Police confirm his identity and note ongoing legal matters.
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Cleveland
Aus
Nebraska
Jack M. Patterson
Tion
Neb
Patterson
Union
Bic
Lincoln
Frans Smith
Bate Terse
Chicgo
Tis Wie
Platts
Ibis
Chicago
Teledo
Pasoline
Wolfl
Two Wood Choppers Held in Slaying Case
In ACOGDOCHES Aug 18 two men Asa Etrickland and Ode Alvis wood choppers were arrested by Sheriff Vanight’s force within 73 hours after the fatal shooting of Tlave Patterson Prost Lumber industries parmaster 18 miles southeast of here. Bail denied. Charges of munner were filed before Justice Huston.
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Tlave Patterson
Prost Lumber Industries Parmaster
Here
Vanight
Munner
Asa Etrickland
Ode Alvis
Justice of the Peace
Huston
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