Wood Blamed for At Altings Fort Hua Chuca Tragedy
A black private Abernathy at Fort Huachuca fatally shoots Captain Wessely and Captain Palmer and wounds 1st Lieutenant Matthews after a demotion and alleged insanity. Mrs Wessely and Mrs Palmer also killed. two Palmer children escape. An escorting corporal returns fire, killing the assailant. Official board cites no discipline breach and notes temporary insanity.
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Fort Huachuca
Abernathy
R. 5. Knox
Twenty-fifth Infantry Regiment
Nogales
Wessely
Matthews
What Congress Is Doing Friday Senate and House Actions
The Senate meets briefly to recess until Tuesday. The House continues consideration of subinternal appropriations. Thursday in recess. The House debated an agriculture supply bill and approved the conference report.
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Senate
House
Grocers See Favoritism in Relief Panel Turmoil
The relief committee ousted Turner amid a dispute over alleged favoritism in price bidding. Turner blamed politics behind the move, saying he resigned as a formality he would not honor. Wendler was named temporary successor after a reported gathering at central relief headquarters.
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Turner
Bee
Oscar Powell
W. B. Tuttle
Jesse , Oppenheimer
John M. Blekett Jr
Herman H. Qohs
Nancy Dixew
Sidney Kalish
Hannah Hirs
Maury Mayenck
Wendlee
Powell
Central Relief
Crockett and
Presa Streets
Wendler
Mexico Elevates Ambassador to U S in 1930s Transfer
Mexico City reports Jose Manuel Ping-Casauranc is named forriza minister and ambassador to the United States. Eduardo Suarez, former foreign office counsellor and Geneva delegation chief, will replace him in Washington as the government announces the cabinet shuffle. The note also mentions military officers Captain Palmer and Cave in prior World War I service.
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Mexico
U.S
Mexico City
Jose Manuel Ping-Casauranc
United States
Forriza
Washington
Eduardo Suarez
Foreign Office
Geneva
Tas
Slain Couple Mourned in San Antonio and Boerne
The death of Captain and Mrs. Joseph R. Wessely, killed during a Fort Huachuca rampage, prompted mourning in San Antonio and Boerne. Captain Wessely served at Fort Sam Houston and in the Philippines, rose to major, and later served in Germany after World War I. He left a record of service and was survived by his mother and two brothers.
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San Antonio
Boerne
Joseph R. Wessely
Fort Huachuca
Captain Wessely
Fort Gam Houston
Margaret Wessly
Henry Wessels
Arthur Wessely
West Gramercy Place
Wessely
United States Army
Fort Sam Houston
Philippines
Overseaa
Army of Occupation
Germany
Wookelyn
Chicago
Blephen D. Little
Deficiency Bill Advances For Government Needs
The first deficiency bill totaling 21.421 million dollars to cover immediate government needs was reported to the House by the appropriations committee. It trims 12.285 million from the administration budget, reduces refunds on internal revenue taxes by 12 million, and includes 1 million for forestry fighting, 1.212 million for claims, 625 thousand for DC relief, 177,983 for a federal hospital, and 2 thousand for unemployment. It also appropriates 38 thousand for widows of four recently deceased representatives Daniel E. Garrett Charles A. Karch J Charles Linthicum and Henry St. George Tucker.
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Washington, D. C
House
Treasury
Agriculture Department
District of Columbia
Federal Hospital
Springfield
United State Employment Service
Daniel E. Garrett
Texas
Charles A. Karch
Dainois
J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Henry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Congress
Actress Seeks Annulment After Short Hollywood Marriage
Actress Elinor Faire filed for annulment of her three hour union with Thomas W. Daniels, a Hollywood broker-aviator, while Daniels faced arrest in Burbank for issuing a bad check for 97 50 toward their elopement flight to Yuma Arizona. Faire said she left three hours after the ceremony calling the marriage a mistake and noting a reconciliation with her fiancé Frank Clark.
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INS
Elinor Faire
Thomas W. Daniels
Burbank
Yuma
Ariz
Miss Faire
Daniela
Daniele
Frank Clark
Frank
Book on Gandhi Barred in India
Washington postal bulletin reports British India postal authorities forbid mailing the book That Strange Little Brown Man Gandhi by F B Fisher. The notice bans any reproductions of parts of the book and related literature in India.
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Gandhi
India
Washington
W. Irving Glover
Anda
FB Fisher
Flee in Duel as Eye Doctors Accused of Robbery
Livingston report says two self-styled eye doctors aided officers after a farm shooting over an agreement to restore sight. They had previously taken two deposits from Mrs. J. T Lowe and returned to the farm where her son Pred tried to detain them. One gunman fired and missed as the sheriff arrived, the men fled in a car.
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Livingston
Texas
D. Holiday
J. T Lowe
Pred
Teed
State to Pay Bears EBT on County Road Bonds
Bexar county auditor Edgar G. Garvey said after talks in Austin that the state will cover 56 percent of a 21 250 interest installment due January 1 on an 1918 road bond issue and assume 33 percent of the principal on county built highways. The county will return a 21 250 bond payment to Chase National Bank and send 9 260.75 to Austin for the remainder drawn from state funds.
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Bexar County
Austin
Edgar G. Garvey
Garvey
Ghase National Bark
New York
Tynan Seeks Ruling On Jail Fees For Fines
District Attorney Walter Tynan was asked Friday to rule whether Bexar County officers who collect fees are entitled to them when fined individuals serve jail time instead of paying. County Judge William A. Wurzbach halted fee payments about a year ago, with no current demand. The commissioners seek a permanent decision on the issue.
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Tynan
Aitorney
Walter Tynan
Bexar
William A. Wurzbach
Whale Exhibit Promises Tall Sea Wonders in San Antonio
A Deep Sea exhibit at Boledon West Pecan Streets features a 15-foot octopus and a 45-foot giant, plus sharks, turtles, eels, and more. Capt Rex Ler and First Mate Harry Lee narrate the tale of a captured whale. Admission free with new subscriptions to The Light, or two new subs for a family of five. Proceeds aid the Parent-Teacher association.
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Eports
Briny
San Antoniang
Boledad
Cata- Una
Rex Ler
Harry Lee
Almastke
Midway
Weeb Pecan Streets
Parent- Teacher Association
Iman
San Antonio
Frank J. Lee
Aimee McPherson Hutton Reported In Critical Condition
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton was described as in critical condition by her husband David L. Hutton. He cited repeated collapses over two years and bed confinement, with a nervous disorder and stomach trouble listed as factors in the latest breakdown. The report notes the evangelist’s serious health crisis.
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Aimee
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
David L. Hutton
Hutton
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