De la Huerta Awaits Return and Mexican Uprising
Adolfo de la Huerta says his plan to return and lead resistance against President Calles hinges on revolutionists capturing a garrison south of the border. He cites American immigration laws and neutrality, says he is in contact with U S authorities in Los Angeles, and will move once a de facto government forms. He predicts the current regime cannot last as Yaqui forces gain support.
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Tucson
Ariz
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Callis
Senor de la’ Huerta
Los Angeles
Monterey driver faces negligent homicide charges in fatal Blanco Road crash
After the death of G. B. Dean 21,711 Binley agents prepared charges Monday against a Monterey street man who drove the car in a collision at Blanco road and Magnolia River One. Dean died Sunday about five hours after the crash. A girl companion was uninjured. The driver was booked on homicide with a $200 bond. Alonzo of 314 South Pecos Street was recovering from severe bruises after a collision between a car he rode in and a city bus in the 1200 block of South Laredo Street.
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G. B. Dean
Binley
Monterey Street
Blanco Road
Magnolia
Dean
Alonzo
South Pecos Street
Dbie Servics
South Laredo Street
Ice breakers gain aid as ice jams ease in Great Lakes
Moderating temperatures help ice breakers and ferries free channels at Sault Ste Marie, allowing the SS Murrs freight fleet and 428 ships to move. Officials hope three days of milder weather will clear the jam and open outlets.
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Sault Sta. Marte
Mich
Lgke
Two Die as Car Hits Interurban Train in Icy Loganport
Two people were killed and two children seriously injured when an automobile skidded on an icy street and struck an interurban train in Logansport Indiana on December 6. The crash occurred as the car veered into the train’s path, authorities said.
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SF _Uniiversal Service
Logansport
Ind
Foley's Honey and Tar Relieves Nebraska Man's Cough
A Nebraska man says after three sleepless nights from a persistent cough Foley's Honey and Tar gave quick relief. He notes his family also benefited and warns others to use the remedy early to avoid distress and prolonged illness.
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Nebraska
Foley
Local Notables Attend Holiday Events and Trips
San Antonio residents and visitors are listed in a roundup of personal visits. L. B. Stoner of Crookett hotel receives convalescent care. Dr. Paul B. Kern heads to Nashville for Phi Beta Kappa honors. Multiple trips and seasonal plans include hospital visits, hunting trips near Laredo, and Christmas shopping.
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L. B. Stoner
P. and P. Hospital
Paul B. Kern
Travis Pack
Nashville
Tenn
Pennessee Alpha
Phi Beta Kappa
Kern
Vanderbilt
Burglars Take Eggs Tuxedo Cash Camera and More
A San Antonio housewife reported three dozen eggs missing from a refrigerator on her back porch. Mrs. Suan Bijar lost 160 in cash and two suits including a tuxedo, plus women’s clothing. A savings bank valued at 10 disappeared from Mrs. Mike Aguirre’s home. M Hawkins reported a lost suitcase with a camera and papers from his automobile.
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San Antonio
Tate
Ones Avenue
Suan Bijar
Chihuahua Street
Mike Aguirre
Givens Sireet
M. Hawkins
Halliday Avenue
Automo. Ie
Data on Poultry Raising for Bexar County Youth Clubs
The agricultural department of the Chamber of Commerce is tabling letters of instruction on poultry rate and culling for 20 members of county boys and girls poultry clubs in Bexar County. The letters cover complete care plans, pen erection, feeding, flock calling, trap testing, and production methods.
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Bexar County
Agricultural Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ant County
Police Aid Search For $1000 Barpin Lost by Visitor
A visitor reports a missing bar pin valued at $1000 and police help is sought. The claim concerns a Sunday night incident with a resident who did not return, prompting authorities to investigate for the lost item.
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Remirk
Truck Hits Wagon Injuring Occupant at Vera Cruz and Laredo
Refuge Florey, 68, sitting on a wagon, was severely bruised on the head when a produce company truck struck the wagon at Vera Cruz and Laredo streets and threw him to the ground. His condition was not known.
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Refugio Florey
South
Lacredo Street
Aluar
Vera Cruz
Lareds
Cafeteria Candy Stolen From Two Austin Schools
Students at two Austin cafeterias suffered dessert shortages after candy was taken from the De Val a and Milam school cafeteria departments Monday noon. The ad mentions Dicker's Eye Water and a rental directory in classifieds.
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Austin
Seventh Streets
Milam
Mason Streets
New San Antonio district superintendent chosen for church union
The Rev. J Hierholzer is named superintendent of the San Antonio district as the Gulf Swedish and Southern conferences merge in Trinity Methodist church. Assistants M M Culpepper and Ross Culpepper join him. The newly formed conference spans about 300 churches across Southwest Texas and eastern Louisiana with 62 district superintendents. B E Breihan named president of Blinn Memorial College and Pauline Ebel from Nakoleon Avenue church named deaconess. The Right Rev Ernest E Waldorf serves as bishop.
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J. Hierholzer
San Antonio
Southern Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Church
M. M. Culpepper
Ross Culpepper
Hierkolzer
Texas
Louisiana
B. EB. Breihan
Blinn Memorial College
Pauline Ebel
Nanoleon Avenue
New Orleans
Ernest E. Waldorf
Little Hope Held for Schertz Man Shot in Abdomen
Henry Hess, 58, a Schertz farmer, remained in critical condition after a rifle accident Saturday. At Santa Rosa infirmary he received a blood transfusion from his son Richard but still faced a grim prognosis as his abdomen wound and blood loss took a heavy toll.
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Schertz
Henry Hess
Santa Rosa
Richard
Hess
Acquit Two in Morse Mail Fraud Trial in New York
The Morse mail fraud trial began October 4 in New York and ended with two of six defendants acquitted. The jury deadlocked on three subsidiaries, leading to discharge after 36 hours of deliberation. George A. Burditt and Henry E. Boughton were acquitted. Benjamin W Morse and Erwin Morse and Harey Morse did not reach agreement. Federal authorities have not decided on a retrial.
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New York
Morse
George A. Burditt
Henry BE. Boughton
Benjamin W., Erwinrd
Harey
Charles W. Morse
OAS Blowout Wrecks Wildcat Well Near Beaumont
A Gulf company wildcat well fifteen miles west of Beaumont suffered a gas blowout Sunday. Drill stem piping and derrick timbers were hurled apart as the well, at 5050 feet, blew through rock. All workers escaped as the blowout raged for four hours before the well choked off and oil sprinkled the premises.
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Beaumont
Dee
Gulf Company
Houston Picks Colonel Ashburn as New Manager
Col Ike Ashburn, formerly executive secretary of the Agricultural and Mechanical college alumni group, was elected vice president and general manager of the Houston Chamber of Commerce. He notified president R M Farrar that he would accept, to begin January 1. Ashburn previously served as Fort Worth Record air editor and publicity director for the A M college before entering World War I.
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Houston
Ike Ashburn
Students’ Association of the Agricultural and Mechanical College
Th Houston Chamber of Commerce
Ashburn
R. M. Farrar
Parrar
Fort Worth Record
Claude Monet Dies After Lingering Illness in Giverny
The renowned impressionist Claude Monet died today at his home in Giverny after a prolonged illness. He passed away with Georges Clemenceau at his side, as reported by Universal Service from Paris.
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Universal Service
Paris
Claude Monet
Dainter
Giverny
Monet
Georges Clemenceau
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Vere
Colonel Ashburn
Titan
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SKR
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