S A Plans to Start at Once on Amphitheater
The piece reports S A plans to begin work immediately on an amphitheater project as part of broader 1920s federal highway and international trade proposals. It notes aims to expand domestic commerce through transcontinental routes, private capital funding for new roadways, and potential policy shifts on Cuba trade and immigration.
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S. A
From
South America
Central America
Cuba
Coolidge
Congress
Mellon
Coolifce Aedvornie
Department of Rational Eda
Asa
Eta Apets
Senate
Zing
One Bullet Wounds Three Generations
A roving bullet wounded three generations of the Altes family in Clarendon. The ball, fired after a boy dropped a pistol to a table, ricocheted through the father, through the infant, and into the grandmother, tracing a deadly path through the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Clarendon
Dee
Altes
Bebs
Ankhy
Senators Clash Over Shipping Board and Tax Policy
A caustic exchange accuses the government of favoring private interests as the Shipping Board expands its reach. The senator blames Britain for failed treaties, lauding limited cooperation with Japan. President Coolidge warns against propaganda and cautions Congress on tariff repeal and tax cuts, arguing such moves destabilize the economy and widen the deficit.
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Prey
Coolidge
Shipping Board
Great Britain
Japan
Congress
Washington
States Chamber of Commerce
Stadium plan eyed for giant bowl at gravel pit site
Mayor C M Chambers and American Legion officials inspected the old gravel pit over Shook Avenue on Bushnell Wade to assess rapid progress for a proposed stadium. City engineer I Eyiig conducted a preliminary survey as the panel said the amphitheater could seat thousands and be the largest in the country.
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C. M. Chambers
American Legion
Shook Avenue
Bushnell Wace
W. B. Tuttle
P. M. Barrett
Tegion
Legion
San Antoni
Lilleindahl Defense Restes in Trial Over Murder Case
The Lilleindahl defense rested after witnesses challenged the widow Mia Lilleindahl’s account of the husband’s murder. Henry Lilleindahl, a New York lawyer and brother-in-law, testified to the couple’s affectionate relations. Prosecutor Hinkle announced state witness Harry Sanderson wished to correct a prior misstatement claiming Beach was seen fleeing the scene. Sanderson now says Beach was the man he originally saw.
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Mia
Tro Negra
Henry Lillierdahl
New York
Hinkle
Harry Sanderson
Sanderson
Beach
Henderson
Wheele
Negro Society to Stage Three Act Play at School
The Paint and Powder club of the Playground and Recreation association of San Antenlored will present a three act play at the Douglas school auditorium at 330 o'clock Wednesday night. The association's community chorus will give a concert of Negro spirituals at the Sacred Baptist Church at Chestnut and Center streets at 715 Em vay night. White people are invited to hear the music.
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Civil Service
Paint and Powder Club
Playground and Recreation Association of San Antenlored
Sacred Baptist Church
Chestnut
Center Streets
Infant Daughter of Randol Dies in San Antonio
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur G Randol dies in San Antonio Texas early Tuesday Funeral arrangements not completed Mrs Gussie Randol mother of Mr Randol died two weeks ago after a long illness
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Arthur Randol
San Antonio
Jeu Marie Randol
Arthur G. Rapaol
Sabinar
Dicil Ata Juca H Capital
Gussie Randol
Mandol
Alter & Jong
Aviation pride and political chatter in Chicago
In Chicago, aviation talk dominates as 300 planes fly at an Udine camp while Dawes tours Texas oil lands by air. Locals debate Dawes’s presidential prospects, Coolidge's future, and looming auto campaigns by Ford and GM amid holiday shoppers and Ford’s new car buzz.
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Tealy
Mussolini
Udine
Chicago
Charles C. Dawes
Newbhew
Texas
Three deer hunters sought after suit on hit and run
Unnamed hunters are being sought after a Tuesday meeting connected to a hit and run involving Eddie Koranek. The elder Koranek says the hunters brought his son home and gave the car license, and a car with that number was found. The owner claims it was in a garage during the accident. Road bids opened in Austin as the State Highway Commission announced fourteen road projects across thirteen counties.
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Eddie Koranek
Baylor ‘Street
Po- Hce
Frank Koranek
Koranel
Austin
State Highway Commission
San Antonio School Bond Issue Under Review by Board
A $1,500,000 bond proposal for relief of San Antonio public school conditions faces uncertain action at the board of education meeting Tuesday. A Chamber of Commerce committee and a separate school survey group, both led by Frank Haines, will report or continue investigations regardless of whether the bond is called. Marshall Johnston had urged the bond to fund a new senior school and add classrooms across junior and elementary levels.
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San Antonio
Board of Education
Frank. Haines
Haines
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Chamber of Com« Thcree
Marshall Johnston
Xschool Board
Troops to Panama bound for Canal Zone voyage
Two troop trains carrying 346 recruits leave San Antonio for Galveston to board the transport Chatesa Thierry for the Canal Zone. Under Captains D B ers, J H Dickie, A S Rice, and T Dalbey the move, with Maj N L Bentt and Capt R E Henry supervising medical service, will deliver recruits to Fort Sam Houston where 441 more recruits from New York join. Recruits undergo a week of quarantine before assignment to units.
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Panama
San Antonio
Galveston
Canal Zone
D. B.ers
Meld Artilers
J. H. Dickie
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Rice
T. Dalbey
Ninth Infantry
N. L. Bentt
R. E. Henry
Medical Corps
Alveston
Fort Sam Houston
Treneport
New York
Eighth Corps
Army Post
Consul General Santibanez Blocks Mexico Petition Delivery
San Antonio consul general Enfiané Santibanez denounced the petition from Mexican citizens and said he would not forward it to Mexico. He argued the action would not be inappropriate but could disrupt decorum and the chief magistrate of a nation. He noted he was present to accept the petition but no official request was made. The mass meeting outside the consulate was not officially requested and President Valles was informed.
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Wipbiy
Enfiané Santibanez
San Antonio
Mexico
Sundey
Elias 2. Cahles
Santihanex
Sanlikanes Sail
Valles
Ee Ee
Furlong to Attend Spanish Trail Meet
William H. Furlong of the Chamber of Commerce returns from New York to signal the Okd Spanish Trail convention in Houston on December 19 according to information received at his offices Tuesday.
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Furlong
William H. Furlong
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Houston
Ofgies
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Zoren
Phil Wright
The
Legionnaires
Lilliendahl
Negro Society
Detroit
Dawes
Jin Glinois
Indiana
Henry Ford
State Street
General Motors Company
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Meil
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Crockett
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