Desert Land to World News and California Prosperity
A chaotic column links Cajon Pass desert views to Southern California growth. It notes alfalfa fields, citrus groves, and rising chain stores undercutting local prices, alongside world news of Mexico, Wall Street gains, and a historiographical tour of religion and artifacts. The piece blends travel imagery with economic commentary and cultural references.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cajon
California
Injunction Plea Alleges Action Legal Over City Annexation
Plaintiffs claim San Antonio violated property owners rights by annexing suburbs via a charter amendment. The suit seeks to set aside the amendment, bar tax assessments on annexed land, and obtain promised hearings. Plaintiffs estimate policing and development costs at twenty to thirty million dollars while asserting unequal tax burdens.
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San Antonio
Commie
8. G. Tasloe
Forty-fifth District Court
Albert Maverick
Aicea
Gumexaliog
Jury Could Deliberate Fate Of Mrs Barabaugh In Murder Trial
In the fourth district court by noon the defense indicated the case may go to a jury as the state weighs offering a rebuttal witness in the Paul A. Lockhart matter. The morning session featured nurse testimony from Miss Tennie Hinsley and Mrs Jean Fraser, with Lynn Stephena named as a rum ring leader referenced across the day’s testimony. A nurse described Mrs Nuarbaugh seeking a purchase last August at Moody sanitarium.
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Alehe Barbaugh
Charles Sterena
Fourth District Court
Lamar Srelizacs
Paul A. Lockhart
United States
Seeliggen
Mra Jean Fraser
Tennie Hinsley
Fresk Reyna
Lynn Stephéna
Stevens
Lynn
Imsane
Mise Monsley
Weather Forecast Fringes Texas and Nearby Areas
Forecast for San Antonio and surrounding regions shows fall night conditions with Thursday low near 48 degrees and variable winds. East Texas expected fair periods Thursday night and Friday with variable winds. Panhandle and West Texas milder later in the period. Includes city readings and statewide outlook with gusty and calm intervals. broad regional temperatures and conditions noted.
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San Antonio
Dry Raiders Kill Game Warden in California Raid
James B. White, a California game warden, was shot to death during a liquor raid at Castle, California on October 15, 1928. Federal officer John Wall led the raid, with Albert F. Ross, Shasta County attorney, commenting to the Washington Herald in 1928. White, respected yet not a prohibition zealot, protected Mattos and condemned rough treatment, while public opinion in Shasta County remained unsettled about the killing three years later.
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James 8. White
California
White
Jack Mattos
Quer
Vail
Mattos
Matton
Foss
Yail
Adl “Publia
Shasta County
Weather Forecast Sees Warm Spell for Texas
The weather bureau predicts continued warmth for the area with a cool start near 44 degrees and variable winds. After a chilly trend this week, temperatures are set to remain mild for the next 24 hours across West and South Texas, with fair and slightly cooler conditions expected late in the period.
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San Antonio
Taat Ban Antonians
Weather Bureau
Texas
Improvement Noted in Taft's Condition
Republican leader William Howard Taft was described resting comfortably today with reports from his Wyoming Avenue home noting the condition slightly improved. He was given a sleep aiding potion by physicians to help obtain more rest.
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Washington, D. C
Fen. O— UA
William Howard Taft
Wyoming Avenue
Willam Howard Taft
Rum Defendants Cut Down to 22 in OK County Case
In federal court at Potlawetomie County, four more defendants were separated from the liquor conspiracy case, leaving 22 on trial in May. The indictment returned last fall named 102 defendants, and the reduction narrows the trial slate while continuing the prosecution.
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Oklahoma
Potlawetomie County
General Amnesty Declared in Spain After Dictatorship Fall
A royal decree announced a general amnesty for those accused or convicted of rebellion or sedition during the dictatorship of Gen Prine De Rivera, who was overthrown last week. The measure applies to individuals across the country as Spain moves to stabilize the post dictatorship era.
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Spain
Madrid
Prine de Rivera
French Tonnage Plan Favored At Naval Conference
A conference spokesman announced provisional agreement on the general outlines of France's plan to limit naval tonnage. The attendees, including CONDON and Bower, acted as a committee of the whole during the discussions. The draft terms aim to curb naval construction while addressing allied concerns.
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Condon
Bower
Lohuage
Senate OKs funds to battle pink boll worm outbreak
The Senate approved a House resolution to appropriate 387 000 dollars to address an emergency caused by a pink boll worm outbreak in Arizona.
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Senate
Washington, I. C
House
Arizona
War Mothers Bill Passes to Aid Widows and Mothers
Congress completed action to provide funds for graves and commemorations for Cold War era mothers and World War widows. The measure aims to support bereaved families through memorial pilgrimages and related costs.
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Solous
Washington, D. C
Congress
President Rubio Recovering After Assassination Attempt in Mexico City
In less than a day in office President Rubio rests at home recovering from a bullet wound. Government probes the attack, Flores captured, seven others arrested. vow to find those behind the plot tied to defeated candidate Jane Voorheemlis. The assault wounded Rubio, a relative, and four in the presidential car, while the new interior secretary takes charge as investigations continue.
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Mexico City
Dr Rubio
Sin
Vorles Gil
Daniel Mores
Oruz Rubio
Jane Vaoermoelis
Flores
Senora Ortiz Rubio
Senorita Maria Roach
Abociine
Ida
Discos
Jury deadlock hampers Brady murder trial in Austin
Colatloom Feb 8 The Brady murder trial stalls as a 14 hour jury deliberation remains deadlocked with ten for conviction and two for acquittal. Judge Moore contemplates further delays and orders the panel to a side chamber to resist dawn distractions while questions about insanity pleas and juror absentee issues surface.
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Colatloom
Austin
John W. Braily
Alrendy Bat
J.T. Moore
Pequittas
Air Brady
Leblin Highamith
Volitis
Five Power Pact Aims Limited Submarine Activity
London February reports that a conference statement asserted submarines would not be abolished but their activities would be restricted. The tentative accord signals progress toward reducing naval tensions among the five powers, though details remain to be finalized.
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London
Tually Smownta
Federal Highway Bill Passed
Washington February 6 The House approved an additional 3.1 million dollars for federal aid funds and sent the measure to the President for signature.
Dominguez Mexican Leader Dies at San Antonio Residence
M A Dominguez a longtime Mexican leader in San Antonio died at his residence Wednesday night aged 43. He served as deputy labor commissioner for five governors and was an examiner for the state labor department during the war. He belonged to several Latin American and worker groups and was connected with the Carpenters' Union No 14. Survived by a wife and numerous children, with siblings listed. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Puneral Service
M.A. Domincguiz
Ceyallas Street
San Antonio
Iridas
Domingues
Lair
State Labor Department
Department of Labor
Teague
Sécleded de la Cntou
Ens
Texan
The
Carpenters’ Union No. 14
Lim
Hiawilow
Missous
Hayearh A. Bred
William Y
Thomas
Martin Dowingeez
San Antonias
Ieee
Vallaghan
Rewide
Ore
Mme We Toobtahn
Wenn Kanon
Ran Antonio
Awl
Hen Arocha
Sa Antonia
Change in Dry Law Procedure Is Urged
WASTINGTON PD C Web reports Roseos Pound of the national law enforcement commission urged that United States commissioners be given power to try slight violations of the dry law. He told the House Judiciary committee that crime had increased and that federal court congestion had worsened the issue, advocating federal intervention.
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PD. C
United States
Roseos Pound
National Law Enforcement Commission
House
Judiciary Uns
Radio Corporation Probed by US Senate Commerce Panel
Information shows the Department of Justice leading an inquiry to determine if the Radio Corporation of America violated the German Anti-trust Act. The probe was discussed today in the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee as part of its Couzens bill review.
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Radio Corporation
U.S. Waseiington
D.C
Justice Department
Radio Corporation of America
Senate Lintersinin Commerce
Resignations and indictments rock county offices
Secretary Charley A. Tremirez to Derry Reverescu resigns amid confusion over comments. McCloskey and Meher Wertes face prior election fraud charges. grand jury indictments dismissed. Marie McCluskey, elected to Congress, speaks as Dewhurst resigns shortly after.
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Charley A. Tiamirez
Derry
Reverescu
Thursdas
Tramires
Simige Robertson
Job Serkers
Las Bec
Antio Tris
Dewhurst
McCluskey
Slab Election Board
Bovis
Congress
Fourteenth
YUL
Viyelion
Errs M. Wursbach
Howe Elections Committee
Washington
Italy Austria in Friendship Treaty TOME
Fed an NSA treaty of friendship sie arbitration between Ytris and Saveria was signed Hees Lor dar.
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Italy
Austria
Ytris
Saveria
Light newspaper promises complete market reports daily
The Light, San Antonio's afternoon newspaper, touts complete, accurate market reports daily. It pledges immediate access to New York stocks, bonds, and world market prices, with detailed data on cotton, grain, and produce.
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