Floating Cabaret Sails Peace But Probe Reads Backlog of Questions
Reports from Washington say the “floating cabaret” anchored off Fire Island will not be molested by prohibition officials if a crew member from the sbi ey Kd 2B is allowed ashore. The Shipping Board has begun a probe into the fate of the leftover linen and furniture from the old North German Lloyd liner Friedrich der Grosse, tied to potential clues about the ship’s ownership and the vessel’s postwar history.
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Washington, D. C
Fire Island
Ceneda
West Indies
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Sn Tion
Brooklyn
Faith America
Los Angeles Steamshin Company
Honolulu
Hawaii
Philippines
Orient
Shipping Board
Ruhr evacuation pact outlined by Paris and Berlin
Reports from a conference show six letters on Ruhr withdrawal. France and Britain push for rapid evacuation timelines while Germany protests occupation as a treaty violation. Leaders praised the “spirit of arbitration” and agreed to loan facilitation and amnesty steps.
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Ruhr
Toudon
Dortmund
Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhrort
MacDonald
Marx
Promies
Germany
France
Vocational Teachers of Texas to Meet August 25
The seventh annual conference of white vocational agricultural teachers in Texas will gather August 25 to 30 with 165 educators from 125 counties. Dr. Walter Splawn will give the welcome, and speakers include Dr. W Bizzell Neal Gearreab R Le May S M Marrs and others. Each day features sectional meetings analyzing the teacher’s job in vocational agriculture.
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Austin
Voca‘tionai Agricultural Teachers of Texas i
Texas
el Paso
Hidalgo
Agricul
Z Vis
Walter Splawn
University of Aesther
W. Bizzel
A. & M. College
Neal Gearreabl
John Tarelion College
R. le May
Athens
Af. N. Marrs
A. Ky. Shortt
A. & M.college
R. D. Maltby
Washington, D. C
Mussolini Crisis Deepens After Roman Deputy Killing
In Rome a deputy was beaten unconscious and abducted after masked assailants struck through the crowd. The incident sparked a government crisis and led Mussolini to drastically reorganize the Fascisti, dissolving the black shirt emblem as order returned though the deputy’s body remained missing. Authorities claimed to have arrested many suspected gang members.
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Rome
Mussolini
Fascisti
Soo
Unconscious Soldier Found On Street Near Fort Houston
Pedestrians found a white man unconscious on the Pine and Carson streets sidewalk at 9 45. He was placed in an automobile driven by C F Ficke and taken to Robert B Green Hospital where Private W T Stacey of the 12th Field Artillery Fort Sam Houston regained consciousness. He was later moved to the station hospital Fort Sam Houston and his condition was described as not serious.
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Pine and
Carson Streets
C. F. Ficke
Mons Roge Avenue
Robert B. Green Hospital
W. T. Stacey
12Th Field Artillery
Fort Sara Houston
Station Hospital
Fort Sem Houston
Stacey
Savants Claim Life Riddle Near Berlin Exposed
Report from Petrograd professor Ontden describes extracting secretions from body organs to reveal life’s secrets. German colleagues receive details on aging and death theory. Experiments in animals show tubes in vital organs and long survival, with secretions analyzed.
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Berlin
Sug
Ont
den of
Petrograd
Loudon
Obituary notices bring multiple San Antonio deaths
Betty Geanne Burge infant daughter of Art and Mrs A R Burge died at 647 Hammond Avenue. Rest inurn by Hagg and McCollum. Hardy Harris 36 died at a hospital, survived by wife Mattie and siblings. Mabel Hagy 40 died in hospital survived by husband and children. Miss Josie Maund 84 native of Lampasas died in San Antonio. Mrs Francis Goodwin died at 285 Rusk Street, survived by daughter and son. Miss Betty Jeanne Burge 9 died at 647 Hammond Avenue. Rosalie A Gerriatt died at 332 West Craig Street, native of Missouri.
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Betty Geanne Burze
Art
A. R. Burge
Hammond Avyenne
A. R. Burze
4. P. McKenzie
San Antonio
Hagg & McCelum
Bardy Harris Hardy Harris
Mobile
Ala
See Antonio
Mattie
Tho Brothers
Barry Harris
Buck Harris
Mobi
Delta . Harris
Riebe Undertaking Company
Rev
T.C. Long
Los Angeles Heights
Mabel Hagy
Texas
R. T. Laughter
Alexandria
England McCollum Chapel
A. E. Rector
LF. Sessions
Knights of Pythias
Frank Cunningham
BR. M. Yantis
G. Ti. Gouger
Josie Maund
Lampasas
Magy and McCollum
Francis Goodwin
Rusk Street
Alabama
San Antonia
Betty Jeanne Burge
A. S. Burge
Hammond Avenue
A. P. McKenzie
Mission Burial Park
Hagg Snd McCollum
Rosalie A. Herriott
Rosalie A. Gerriatt
West Craig Street
G . Stafford
Missouri
Verna B. Green
Verna RB. Green
San Juan
Anxi
Milton B. Green
Davis Burford
Weimar
Porter Juering
Phantom burglar faces 34 charges in county court
Seventeen counts of theft over 550 and seventeen counts of burglary and theft filed against Marlin Edwards known as phantom burglar. He confessed to some robberies after arrest by city detectives. Fenced by Federico and Adel Trevino were charged with receiving and concealing stolen property. Bond set at 200 in four cases as habeas corpus proceedings began for the Trevinos. Two more cases against the couple await in the county criminal court.
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South Side
Justice of the Peace
Fisk’s
Edwards
Jed
Federico
Adel Trevino
Vyiday
S. G. Tryloe
Forty-fifth District
Boon
Toledo Riot Targets Anti Klansman Speech
Police removed P J O'Brien after a hostile crowd gathered on a Toledo street to hear an anti klan talk. He was pelted with rotten tins and hustled to safety as the mob shouted and surged. A second fragment notes a private funeral in Pasadena and lists local undertakers serving a San Antonio resident.
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Toledo
Ohio
P. J
Soap Box
O'Brien
Brien
Barbiendale
America Plans Second Disarmament Conference
President Coolidge expects to summon world powers to a new disarmament conference in Washington around January after invitations go out in October. Secretary Hughes, returning from Europe, reports favorable European sentiment and reparations progress, with Dawes plan advancing in October opening the path for formal U.S. moves. Political allies see the plan as potentially affecting the November elections, though uncertainty remains over new French and British governments.
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Coolidge
Hughes
Europe
Harding
London
Dawes Pla
Whursday
England
France
Germany
Belgiu
White House
MacDonald
Herriot
Coolidge Resting at Father’s Farm in Plymouth Vi
President Coolidge and family rest at the fathers farm in Plymouth Vi as eight reporters seek access. The entourage visits the grave of Calvin Coolidge Jr. and returns to the house with silent, respected scenes. Miss Aurora Pierce prepares luncheon while Mrs Coolidge smiles on the porch.
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Philip Orme
Universal Service
Plymouth
President Coolidge
Wif
Sevar
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Coolidge
Serivca
Bowl Grave
Catrin Coolidge Jr
Auora Pierce
Colonel Coolidge
Poincare Challenge Hinders Submarine Armament Policy
The text discusses the risk of rival governments replacing leaders before a plan advances. If the Poincare group ousts Herriot, a no government could oppose disarmament moves, similar to France at the last conference. Mr. Coolidge hopes the new conference will address land air light and submarine armaments not covered in 1921.
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Poincare
Herriot
Coolidge
Fourteen Marriages End in Tragedy as Hungarian Man Hangs Self
Berlin reports Steph en Negy a Hungarian after taking fourteen wives lost hope after his fourteenth deserted him and he killed himself by hanging.
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Berlin
Stephen Negy
Rebel Bandits Slay 20 as Train Hits Obstructions
In Vera Cruz a band of over a hundred rebels led by General Guadalupe Sanchez sabotaged a Pullman train bound for a popular resort. They blocked the track, derailed the engine and cars, then opened fire. Twenty dead, many wounded, and passengers robbed of valuables.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Jelapa
Guadalupe Sanchez
Childre
New York Officer Shot After Club Assault
Patrolman Francis ONeill aged 27 is in serious condition at Roosevelt hospital with three bullet wounds to his back and sides. He was lured to a West Forty seventh street clubroom off duty, knocked down, bound, and shot as three assailants fled after the lights went out.
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New York
Francis O'Neill
Roosevelt Hospital
West Forty Seventh Street
Lenihan
O'Neill
Finger Prints Forged by Bandits
London detectives note a surge of forged fingerprints used by burglars as a counter move against standard identification. Experts observe that while rubber stamps reproduce prints, they cannot mimic the natural minutiae from finger tip sweat glands, allowing true prints to reveal fakes.
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London
Birmingham
San Frrancisco
Safr Jguard
M Sto Lof Liege
Lyons
Locard
Man Poses as Girl and Wins Hockey Match
In Halle Germany a goalkeeper disguised as a woman helped win a hockey game between two women’s clubs. The ruse was uncovered after the match and both the male player In Write Haeckert and the team captain were disqualified until next year by the Hockey Association of Central Germany.
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Halle
Haeckert
Sport Glid 98
Hockey Association of
Central Germany
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