Twenty Six Dead As Storm Rages Over Britain Coast
A Atlantic gale swept into the British coast driving 103 mph winds at Scilly and widespread 80 to 90 mph gusts across England. Vessels wrecked or driven ashore near Newhaven Littlehampton and Land’s End. 26 lives lost with Spanish and Moroccan vessel incidents and damage to Dover Folkestone and Westbourne.
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Tandon
Atlantic
Isles
Arby
Scilly Island
England
Spa
Lonnloa
Littl
Veleonia
Selsey
Mercwede
New Maven
Public Checker Playing Banned In Langdon Campaign
Major Jobin K Langdon bans public checkers as part of a gambling crackdown. He states the pool rooms may close but checkers will be allowed to continue to avoid broader disruption.
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Jobin K. Langdon
Spotlighted BYOC Flight Leaders Lead Kelly Field Event
Maj. Clirenca leads a four-plate BYOC flight with Lo. Tinker assisting at Kelly Field. Writing for Mexico City, they join Mexico’s aerial day celebration. Technical Sergeant Caywood of Kelly Field’s Betty First School brings Jane Tredicks and B pointers this week. Fort Sam Houston theater gains manager M. M. Brodowski, ex-service man and Sam’s band member. Girl Scouts in Los Angeles plan charity gifts. Several local officials and educators appear in community notices across San Antonio and surrounding areas.
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Clirenca
Lo. Tinker
Aysistant
Advanced Flying Jehtogl
Kelly Field
Mexico City
Ane Tredicks
John Caywood
Betty
M. M. Brodowski
Sam
Fort Sam Houston Victory Theater
John Wilken
Russians Learn American Factory Methods In U S Visit
A large exhibit shows Russians touring American auto plants and drafting rooms to study manufacturing. Engineers praise U S efficiency. Ford and GE support Russia with credits to build factories while proponents urge gradual industrial growth and youth promotion at home.
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Tlenry Ford
Russia
Ford Company
General Electric Company
Marines Ready to Call Back to Norfolk Expedition
A four officer and 273 man Marine detachment boarded a river boat at Quantico to sail to Norfolk for a new expeditionary force. An additional 50 officers and 120 enlisted were to train in Pavuvland for the same mission. Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler attended the dock departure as bands played. The detachment, drawn from those with at least six months remaining service, recently returned from China and Nicaragua. The Wright ship carried the unit, with 18 machine guns and rifles aboard. The group is to join a broader force in Port Au Prince and Cape Haitien.
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Senate
Teresa
Quantico
Potomac
Norfol
Pavrng Feland
Marine Gare Rite
Norfolk
Quantion
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Antheren
Amitine Corps
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Smedley D. Butler
Quantica
Chita
Nicaragua
Oy Figt
Lester 1. Powar
Tieul
F Dailuy
University of Maryland
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Bor
M. Gulick
Lieut
Waller B. Breavex
Mans
Iieamncines
Wiverat
Tiree
Port Au Prince Ain
Cape Laitien
Hurley Named New Secretary of War in Cabinet Shakeup
D G Moe Hurley of Oklahoma is appointed to lead the War Department succeeding the late Jones Wod. A veteran law practitioner and former attorney for the Choctaw Nation, Hurley served in key WWI campaigns and earned the Distinguished Service Medal. He also helped negotiate the Luxembourg peace treaty and built a diverse career in law and oil. The Fort Cheyenne post is renamed in memory of General A Russell.
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D. G. Moe
Patrick Iny Burley
Oklahom
Yesterlay
Guo
Hurley
Missitia
Lie National Guard
Cilyael Hurley
Aisne de Marne
Meuse Argonne
St. Mihiel
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
United States
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Lunsin
Jia
Syhieh
Becketary Murley
War Department
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American Legion
American and
Oklahoma War Associations
Ruth Wilson
Henry J. Wilson
T. N
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Patricia
Ruth
Wilson Andere
Cagital
Ghryenne
Wyn
Fort Minsters
Warren
Hoover
Wyaming
Cheyenne
Camp Marin
Tesas
Fort 2
A. Russell
Pioneer Woman of Bexar County Dies
Funeral services for Maria Tiuminet, 80, of 720 Croshy Street, will be held Sunday afternoon at St Patrick Catholic Church with Father Pinnell presiding. A native of Germany, she lived in the United States for 44 years and in San Antonio 25 years. She was widow of Tulins Hummel and mother of three sons, a daughter, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
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Croshy Stenet
Wyernie
Pinnell
St. Patricks
Hummel
Germany
Antonio
Tulins
Tre
Tre Ter Mre Three Sons, Ine Mon
William
Wank
Nivel
Mice Orange
Mex Til Wynea
Miss Chora How Iwell
Alslor
Mika Marie
Millen
San Antonio
Southwestern Rail Official Promoted
A Southwestern Railway Company of Texas official has been promoted following an announcement made yesterday in Tydiu m Texas. Phillips, the current superintendent of prrsosnrt, will move to superintendent. Daniel Pathe, president, led an inspection tour with officials.
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Texas
St. Lewis, Southwerern Railway Company
Phillips
Prrsosnrt
Daniel Pathe
Mad
Hitdes dairy boom and citrus dreams in Hindes area
In Hitdes the Tindes Station Weekly Clarion reports a rising dairy venture by M. Kelley of San Antonio with electric light and irrigation, plus plans for 1000 hens and a 4000 hen operation. The Hindes land scene features deer, citrus trees, and artesian wells, recalling George Hindes and a family tragedy as local figures mingle with oil orders, farms, and a tense crowd at a funeral scene.
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Tindes Station
Devnense
M. Kelley
San Antonion
Lilley
Jevsoye
Dolsteins
Ieney
Clarion
Tinley
Aml
Inty
George St. Hindes
Texas
George F. Wintes
George T. Hindes
Hindes
George
Saan
Telephone at Sea Offers New Rate Break
A New York dispatch reports a shipboard phone service with a low rate. Basic charge starts at 7 cents per minute for calls within the ship’s lines, with minimum ten minutes. No base rate in eastern states, while calls from other states incur higher costs.
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New Lowy
Lavinia Jose Tel
Carver seeks to force state to disclose witnesses
Attornies for Carver ask the court to compel the state to furnish a list of witnesses used before the grand jury that indicted Carver and those who will be used at trial. The move follows his quarrel over the indictment and a request to quash. The bond of 310,000 is refundable December 9, with further proceedings expected after the new year.
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Dearness
Laredo Daly
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