Roving Insurgents Depart as Nicaragua Reopens Peace Path
Reports from Managua state Sandino's guerrilla bands have left northern Nicaragua as diplomatic ties with the United States are restored. Juan Span, a former liberal insurgent, is named Nicaragua’s diplomatic representative to the United States, delivering credentials to President Hoover. US forces remain on duty, with plans to reduce the military presence as the new peace framework takes hold.
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Washington,d. C
Nicarague
Sandino
Sandings
Lex Saint
Diron
Inez
H. A. Hanveken
Red States Marine Corps
wayTiora _diran
Saudina
Nicaracua
Wayariéte Carrara
Legation
Nicaragua
Ka“ism
Seuwao
Nicarapua
Indi ‘Ag
Tevenk
Frank I. U
Juan Span
Ited Btatea
Hoover
Soun Meg
Hidal-Washington
Sgnera
Pond
Iaribbean Republic
Laud
United States Armés
Ni Pus
Hieir
CAPTOR First Lieut Mevnay Faces Trial for Manvel Clash
First Lieut Mevnay of the Marine Corps is cited as a key figure in the Manvel clash led by one of Sandi's top lieutenants. The record notes a confrontation involving a group of captors and military personnel amid ongoing inquiries.
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Mevnay Fs
Marine Corps
Manvel Ran
Sandi
Death of Aviator's Wife Probed
New York detectives investigated the death of Mrs. Viela Fokker, 24, who fell from a ninth floor apartment on Jtivereide drive. Her husband, Anthony Fokker, wealthy aircraft designer, contested the police account, suggesting she had a nervous ailment and possibly fainted at the window.
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New York
Viela Fokker
Teunth-Loor
University Professor to Address Women Speakers at Council Meeting
Dr Max Henman head of the economics department at Tesaz University will speak at a regular meeting of the Council of Jewish Women at 2:30 pm Tuesday. The program also features Mrs Frederick Oppenheimer and Mrs More of the council house on West Pontar Street.
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Max Henman
Department of Economics
University of
New South San Antonio adopts broad city ordinances
South San Antonio voters witnessed the swearing in of four aldermen and Mayor John Everett as the council passed laws on licensing dogs sanitation fire hazards and public nuisances. A city health officer was named with a salary of 1 a year, and a commission was created to govern health matters. Pay rates were set for the mayor aldermen treasurer city secretary and other officials along with deputy clerk provisions.
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Vexas
John ('. Everett
South San Antonio
South
Glasscock
B A
Deron
Dickey
Birthdays to Be Observed for Lincoln and Washington
Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays will be observed jointly by BL O G Old Women's Relief Corps No 5 and Gen D8 Sinler Circle No 3 Ladys of the Graw Away of the Republic Monday February 18 at 3 o clock in Pythian Hall 215 West Compresce levi John J Derby of the Central Christian church will address the assemblage an appropriate program is arranged by a committee from the named organizations which have taken over the work of the Grand Army of the Republic due to the veterans age public is invited
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Lincoln’s
Washington
BL O. G. Old Women's Relief Corps
Gen. D
Sinler Cicele
Ladica
Graw Away
Republic
Pythian Gale ‘Hall
West Compresce
Lev
John J. Derby
Central Christian Church
Wbole
Grand Army of
Repulie Liresuse
Walton League Advances Dredging of Lake Walton
The Izaak Walton League of San Antonio plans dredging of Woodlawn Lake after a conference with Mayor Chowbors and Park Commissioner Rubiola. Porter Loring, league president, says even if fish must be sterilized the lake should be cleansed and beautified, with protections for remaining fish during work.
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Woodlawn
Jake
San Antonio
Iguak Walton League
Porter Loring
M. Chowbors
Jacob Hubioln
Loring
Olt
Woodlayn Lake
Three Injured as Autos Collide in City Crash
Three persons were injured Saturday night when automobiles driven by OT Jord of 707 Pecan Street and A Weeble of t West Wrench Place collided at the intersection of South Presa and Noecn streets. Injured were Killicon and Margaret Irwin, both of Alter Streets.
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OT Jord
Pecan Street
A. Weeble
West Wrench Place
South Presa
Noecn
Killicon
Garet Irwin
Alter Streets
Girls Choral Club Will Tour Southwest Towns
The Westmoorland College Choral Club will depart Sunday morning for a week long tour of the Southwest. The group will present concerts in Ploresville Kenly Yorktown Cuero Gonzales Xeakum Schilesberg Eagle Lake and Beeville.
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Westmoorland College Choral Club
Teras
Ploresville
Kenly
Yorktown
Cuero
Gonzales
Xeakum
Schilesberg
Eagle Lake
Beeville
Planes to Fly to Corpus For Airport Opening
Corpus Christi officials announce that 16 or more airphones will fly to Corpus Christi for the official opening of the municipal airport. Plans include planes from San Antonio, as assured by several army officers and aviators. The local airport spans about ninety acres near the city’s southwestern edge, with a metal hangar nearing completion.
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Corpus Christi
Agiithroo
Enid Hayes
Sao Antonio
Geveral Army
Tocal
Caty
King George Opens Residence at Craigwell House
King George moved into Craigwell house on the Sussex coast this afternoon as part of his illness tour. Queen arrived with him, and the journey from London was reportedly well borne. Overcast skies and rain observed as the relocation proceeded.
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Sy International News Service
Aldwick
England
King George
Craigwell House
Sussex
Queen Ad
Limpusuyerbil
London
Lizzie Frame Funeral Sunday in St Gerard’s Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie Frame Sr who died Saturday at a local hospital will be at 4 p m Sunday in St Gerard's church with interment at St Mary's cemetery. She leaves husband W J Trame a daughter Mrs H A Davia a brother William Dirkean and a sister Mrs W B Cary all of San Antonio and Houston respectively active pallbearers listed by name.
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Lizzie Frame
Lizzie’ Frame
Incal
St. Gerard's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
W.J Trame
H. A. Davia
William Dirkean
San Antonio
W. B. Cary
Houston
Bandits Hold Up Rob Truck Man in Pasadena
William Wromgoole of Pasadena reported a street robbery Saturday night in front of a local coffee store on Trenton Avenue. He was robbed of $10 by two armed men, one masked, as he finished a delivery at 2124 Vero Grog Street. case turned over to police.
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William Wromgoole
Pasadena
Eiaplase
Hal Tucker
Soa
Trenton Avenue
Vero Grog Street
Polive
Teagarden Demands Clemency Law Take Its Course In Pete Case
The article notes Teagarden pressing the governor to allow the law to take its course in Pete McKenzie’s case amid petitions and counter pleas. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Allsup traveled from Austin to back clemency, while police share letters from Plummer and Teagarden urging mercy. A Texas clergy figure seeks support from clubwomen after mailing a 500-signature clemency petition to Governor Moody.
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Teagarden
Pete
Moody
Wilson
Allsup
Austin
Birs. Wilson
Nilsup
Almo
Husbaod
Dougie
Phil Wright
Plummer
Teagarden Ban Weitten
Lengarden
Hruep Topgarden
MecKenzie
Clemen
McKenzie
Lisa
MrKenzle
Corpus Cotton Exports Rise in Latest American Railway Report
A report from the American Railway Association shows Corpus Christi exported 331 583 bales of cotton from August 1, 1029 to February 1020, compared with 273 520 bales in the same period of 1027 1028. The drive remains disappointing but offers better relief than levels since 125, with overall conditions showing some improvement.
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Corpus
Beles
Corpus Christi
American Railway Association
Pension Fund Debated by City Over Charter Amendment
City officials faced potential delays in deciding pension fund plans after a charter amendment election. At a pension board meeting a proposal from Harry T. Maxon of Dallas was tabled on Commissioner Hushiek's suggestion, with the city council later calling for further study of the plans.
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Pension Board
Harry T. Maxon
Dallas
Hushiek
Hida
Australian Youths Visit San Antonio Rotary Events
One hundred fifty Australian youths touring the United States under the Young Australia movement will arrive in San Antonio Tuesday at 12 45 p m to meet the local Rotary club. They will parade with brass band to the YMCA, attend a welcome at the YMCA, and partake in tea and receptions hosted by local committees and the mayor. The visit includes 96 U S and Canadian cities, a piano exhibition, a luncheon at the Original Mexican restaurant, a dance at the San Antonio Country Club, and departure Friday morning from the Southern Pacific station.
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An. Ory
Alro
Brig. Gena Alert
J. Howler
Botnty Club
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
United States
Canada
Wasliigton
Herbert Hoover
Cabridge
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Civic Opera
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AL BL
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Aelmereen
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Mantallan Carr
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Martin J. Maker
T. B Beretta
HK R. DB
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Autiger-Dealach
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Morison
W. Oppenheiner
Gperry
Kenneth Cpetrich
N. le Plaza Hotel
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Thorman
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