City backs expansion of Winburn field for aviation growth
Mayor C M Chambers urged enlarging Winburn field citing modern development and a $250000 municipal field appropriation. Brig Gen Frank Lebm warned aviation pace hinges on bond funded improvements, while a city committee pressed for a written report and new hangar capacity to host tri motor planes.
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Winburn Field
Elir
C. M. Chambers
Mondey
Frank ?. Lebm
Pir Corps
Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Winburn
Gentral Luhm
Chambere
Tie
Banpara
ONAME
Ocomanter
Ed Feille
San Antonio
National Aeronautics Association
Ianes
Fe Field
Mt Wan
Lata
Mr. Feilte
Porter Whaley
Tanarer
Chamber of Cab
Lepham
Aviation Entheginet
Walter Walthall
Chamber
Parley Set on Road Opening Near East Houston Street
A committee of city county and state officials plans a meeting at 10 oclock in the mayor’s office to discuss opening a road off the straight road near East Houston Street toward Randolph Field.
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Randolph Field
Cris
Houston Street
Fasteeth Tooth Powder Promises Comfort and Confidence
A historic ad promotes Fasteeth powder to prevent slipping teeth during eating talking or laughing. It claims to protect gums with no gum irritation and a pleasant taste, urging readers to buy at local stores in Sommers and Olber areas.
Parachute Test Saves Dodd Field Flyer
Sergeant Farrar made a life saving parachute jump from a disabled craft at Dodd field using a new steel framed chute designed by Master Sergeant Nichols. The rip cord released the chute immediately, cushioning the landing and validating the pack's protective design for high altitude escapes.
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A. F. Farrar
5. H. Nichols
Brooks
A. F P. Farrare
Dodd
E. T. Nichols
Prooks Field
Ite Cventor
Farrar
Mitra
Dodd Field
Farrer
Farrerell Barker
Plane Wrecks in El Paso Landing
Plane wrecks in El Paso as 10 observation planes are damaged or sawn by students. Instructors report one plane flown by Trent and student pilot Leon W Johnson. Fort Ti and San Antonio locations referenced amid chaotic notes on a planned shipment to Kelly Field.
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el Pauso
Trent
Leon W. Johnson
Fort Ti
Antonio ‘Tesstiny
Furlong to Return From Northeastern Tour
Furlong head of the highway department of the chamber of commerce and his party are due to return to San Antonio Wednesday night from a tour of northeastern states in the interest of high cov? The traveler has visited New York Atlantic City Philadelphia Cincinnati and Lewin.
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Furlong
Camber of Commerce
San Ane
Chicara
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Lewin
Radio Convention Held in Cleveland
Cleveland hosts a major radio convention as leaders gather to outline plans and a national operation. The event aims to position the industry for key milestones in the coming year, signaling coordinated efforts across networks in the United States.
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Cleveland
Warlee
Radia Tmeineen
Formulsta
Inasert Veskes am tt geet Fed inhie Bye Wauer ne
Eye Ware hentia sed apen Toosan é Hurl Glog de Al Grumetets.
Mexican Labor Cut Oppose by Legge
Federal Farm Board Chairman Legge told the House immigration committee that restricting Mexican immigration would cause a labor shortage in the agricultural Southwest. He warned that without Mexican seasonal labor, crops could suffer and acreage might be curtailed to protect crop quality and profitability.
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Legge
Washington, D. G
Fed
Legre
Federal Farm Board
House Immigration Committee
Bax
Texas
Memncrog
Legge Eaid
Schneider
Wisconsin
Mexico
Boardment
Missis
Lergee
Rus Legge
Groper
Holder Named Palace Contractor by Mayor
A. Holder, a rentraiior expert in Spanish architecture and reconstruction, was appointed Monday by Mayor CM. Chambers to oversee work on the old Spanish governor's palace. The city budget caps Holder's services at 2000 or less, with total renovation not expected to exceed 21,000. The previous contractor Helder Jahrolf Maveriey from Maine Heights had performed similar work.
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Gur CG
Holder
CM. Chambers
Arenial
Helder Jahrolf Maveriey
Maine Heights
Noted Men to Speak at Lincoln Banquet in New York
Secretary of War Patrick H. Hurley, former ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman, and professor William Hung, a Chinese scholar and exchange professor at Harvard, are slated as speakers at the Lincoln dinner marking the fourth annual event in Republican circles.
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New York
Patrick H. Iurley
Jacob Gould ‘Sehueman
William Hung
Chinene Ercholar
Marvard
Will le
Apenkera
Prohibition Enforcers Move Against Dog Incident
A New York report from February describes treasury and justice enforcement actions amid a dog related disturbance. The piece notes Andrew Mellon involvement and mentions a roadside ditch and a removed article, reflecting ongoing pressure on prohibition routes.
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New York
Treasury
Department of Justice
Andrew Mellon
Probe wreck disrupts SP service between Corpus and San Antonio
Rail line between Corpus Christi and San Antonio restored after an attack on a southbound passenger train near Koroes City. Engine tender and one mail car were ditched. eight passenger coaches remained intact. Special agents investigated 14 pulled spikes while passengers returned to San Antonio Sunday and wrecking crews cleared the line. Conductor Norman Edmundy led the train.
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Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Moodas
Koroes City
Ws J
Raila
Poe Wengéra
A. D. Afi
Guid Oalay
Conan
San Apionio
BNL
Corpus Christa
Victoria
Cuero
Sreckell
Norman
Edmundy Ways
Texas Railways Seek Approval for New Oil Territory Lines
Two Texas railway firms petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize new lines into oil districts near Von, Texas. The Texas Shore-Wie line seeks 12 miles from Grand Saline, and the St Louis Southwestern proposes 17 miles from Van Junction to the same terminus.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Interstate Commerce Rermission
Von
Texas Shore Wie
Texas All Pacific Company
Van
Grand Saline
St. Lewis Southwestern Company
van Junction
Paving of 24th Street Cancelled
The city commission cancelled the paving contract for Teranty fourth street from Commeros to Ruiz after reports showed only about four percent of property owners signed up. Funds were reallocated to paving of Marne from ft Mars a to rneother street and end of Fairplay from Roosevelt to Mission ron, with bids due February 24.
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Teranty Fourth Street
Commeros
Ruiz Street
City Commission
Marne
Ft. Mars‘a
Rneother Street
Roosevelt
Mission Ron
Amnesia Victim Reported in Fort Worth Hospital
A San Francisco man, Herbert J. Rent, is listed in Fort Worth City County Hospital with amnesia. Attendants report his condition this morning as he struggles to recall events, declaring that his mind is blank amid confusion about recent circumstances.
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Ft. Worth Hospital
Fort Worth
Herbert J. Rent
San Francisco
City County Hospital
Mornim Sunil
Mtn
Trainmen Burned in Track Crash
Trainmen on the Southern Pacific Sin ret Limited near Ventuma California were burned when the engine struck a stalled engine and trailer on a crossing. Fireman William Korttieneere and Engineer Veter 3 were injured but not fatally hurt. About 159 passengers faced peril as the train derailed and engine breeched.
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Ventuma
Calif
Southern Pacific Railroad
Telay
Sec Five
Veter 3
Verlag
Pireman William AL Korttieneere
Praserwera Eeenperd
Injors
Brother of A W Beans Dies in Buenos Aires
Word reached San Antonio Monday that A W Beans Jr has died in Buenos Aires after three years abroad. He formerly worked in San Antonio and later in Mexico City and Tangier, representing a wallpaper firm.
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W. Kearny
San Antonio
A.W. W. Beans
Buenos Aires
Brann
Mexicn City
Inter
Tipnon Aires
Condemned Negro to Prison After Jury Verdict
Feb 10 Travin county jury convicts 1 1 Tinhop Adate a negro of murder of Wils Tein Gleber a grocery store owner found dead in his shop with blunt trauma to the head. Adate sent to the penitentiary at Hugi rile for execution. date set for March 12.
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Avatix
Adate
Travin County
Wils Tein Gleber
Hugi Rile
Gleber
Farm Board Grain Session Delayed
Washington February 1 The Federal Farm Board failed to meet today under chair William Chel Williams to reconsider feasibility of stabilizing wheat prices through deriveration and mobilizing deriveration. The board plans to take up the matter later this week as planned before.
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Farm Board
Washington, D. T
Fed
INS
Chel Williams
Federal Farm Board
Marrow
Four Bandits Rob Clerk in Indianapolis Bank Cash Heist
Four bandits attacked a clerk in Indianapolis, including one woman, and fled with about $6000 from a bank courier. The crime occurred as the money was being transported to the Indiana National Bank, with a distant chief clerk of the traction company reported among the victims.
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Indianapolis
Willinen Canende
Herr Totesal
Euah
Indinon Natione
Walter Robertson Texas Ranger Remembered at Hornsby Bend
Walter Robertson of Hornsby Bend near Austin, once a Texas Ranger famed for battles with Chisholm era outlaws, died at 76 after years of illness. Survived by a widow from Hornsby and kin including Sen. John Hornaby of Austin. his life spanned reunion visits, family at home, and a reputation as a beloved grandfather among local neighbors.
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Walter Tobertson
Horneby’s Bend
Fraria County
Sears
Hanpy
Walter Robertson
Tuna
John Lawdas
Matt
Hornsby's Bend
Austin
Alwate
Texas Ranger
San Saba
Court Proceedings Show Several Jail Fines and Fines
Court records list numerous names with small fines for offenses including drunkenness theft under five dollars and violations of ordinances. Fines range from two to twenty five dollars with multiple individuals named across categories such as drunkenness disturbance of the peace and plumbing violations.
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N.B. Tongaker
L. E. Daerler
Rewphardt Rothe
Arturo Garcia
Betty Gruber
Githest Sebaltee
Ernest Iselt
Bebec
Hoey Guize Es Froukaia
Keedt
Ate
J. G. Ramos
G. Sexaver
James W. Welsh
J. P. Bishop
Herschel H. Cooper
Tonail
Rutwiph Diaz
Felix Jambcor
Sbruer Parker
A. B. Sanchez
C. F. Lone
Roth
PF. Fernanden
Area
J. Trove
Clayton Gay
L. McDensh
M.C. Scott
J.B. Gabe
Mer. We Ochter
Malleron
AB. Wurst
Stre. HA. Moen
WL. More
AG. Nudsen
Leonarie
Tourber
Carla
Salvador Mesa
Willacean Rey Towers
Mitze
Tony Sandoval
Vieter “Pi AD
Frank Soliana
Arauifo Marea
Felipe Bernal
Doe Dempsey
Dorothy Thomen
Raymond Snochez
CG. C. Johnson
George Mate
Bryan Garzs
R. Haywood
Clemente Murniex
Belipe Morena
Juan Kubfelx
Francisceone Aairs
Ansallo Cinco
Jose Martinez
Ridwardo Pena
Victor Wharen
Mada
Alam o Paine Gost Is Fined In City Paving Fiasco
City commissioners on Monday morning approved a series of assessments and fines for paving along South Alamo Street from Tusaca to Eset and West Commerce streets. The action includes front foot rates on Twenty fourth Street and Olive to Pipe streets, limits on Brazia Street storm sewer work, and appropriations for concrete work and vagrancy and traffic violation penalties involving multiple residents and contractors.
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Alamo Street
Tusaca
Eset
Commerce
Comameston
Twenty-fourth Street
West Commerce
Cantor
Delaware
Olive
Pipesteels
North Presa
West Cyimmerre
Rhee Antonio Rive
Dida
Brazia Street
Éullverl
Commissionera
Alan
Moore
Big Bend
Tenviv
Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An 1870s marketing note touts Milk of Magnesia as a safe, fast relief for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims the product neutralizes stomach acids, calms nerves, and offers a gentle, pleasant remedy to correct digestive upset with physician-prescribed use. The text promotes genuine Philippe Milk of Magnesia as a long trusted remedy and references the Charles F. Philippe Chemical Co trademark.
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Ahan
Sue Atomacha
Arid
Tn Phillipe
Ita
Simon
Magnesia
Atic of
U. A
Charles FG Phillipe Chemical Conony
Perfecemor Chariew Hh, Billige Alsce’ 1870
Ramirez Wins Bar Permit In County Notice
Charles Ramirez, recently re signed from secretary to the County Judge, was admitted to the Texas bar by the Lexum state board of examiners. The resignation process and the judge’s secretary position were cited as context while a successor remains to be appointed.
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Charles Ramires
Perry
Robertson
Punem
Hin
Tesan
Tes L. Clamp
Lexum Atate Board of Examiners
Raniiren
Sein
Solon Flays Flood Plan in Washington DC
Solon criticizes the 9325,000,000 flood control plan adopted by Congress to save the Delta river valley from destructive floods. Rep Reid Republican Tennessee chairman of the hearings called it an alarming white elephant that will cost billions if carried out in its entirety.
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Washington
DE. C
Cotieress
Dilsabralppi
Itg
Reid. Repmblicat
Tinole
Vapor VAPEX Promises Quick Cold Relief and Sleep
An advertisement touts VAPEX as a cure for colds that wipes out germs in minutes. It claims sterile threads saturated with cold germs were killed in ten minutes by Vapex vapor. The 2 dollar bottle is said to cover fifty applications and emphasizes asking for the genuine product from E Fougera & Co. The copy features a green triangle box and promises cheap imitations won't match results.
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V-Apex
E.fougera & Co., Inc
New York
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James Moore
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Charlie Garza
Mary Be Lemon
Altray
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Hoeman
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Will Marte
Ramirez
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