Lindbergh Returns Home After Pan American Flight
Col Charles Lindbergh completes the third leg of his homeward flight from the Panama Canal to Havana and then Miami. The event marks the completion of the historic Pan American air rail service inauguration with a welcome planned in Miami between two and four p.m. local time.
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Famous Pinex cough remedy praised for quick relief
An old attic advertisement extols Pinex as a potent cough cure. It claims the preparation rapidly soothes inflamed throats and bronchial tubes, absorbs into the blood, and clears phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Black Draught Tea Endorsed For Family Use
Ratleign Tean reports thirty years of using Black Draught in home care for colds, indigestion, and constipation. Mrs John McGinnis near here praises it as a mild dependable remedy to soothe fretful children and dull mornings. Thelford's Black-Draught, a medicinal herb and root tea, has sold for over eighty seven years at $3.00 a bottle.
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Lydian Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured
A Pittsburgh reader praises the remedy for tired heavy feelings and loss of appetite. The testimonial claims weight regain and daily improvement after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in tablet form. The note identifies the supporter as Mrs. Rena Bratkunas of Chauteugue Street.
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Hoover helps old inventor push patent for synthetic cubler banta
New York report describes Theat Hoover aiding a KS years old inventor in patent efforts for a process to make synthetic cubler banta from air and oxygen via real estate sales. It notes Hoover’s influence and compares him to Henry Ford and Firestone, who wear rubber boots in business ventures.
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Firestone
Outbreaks blamed on church amid wartime orders
The piece reports government actions targeting Catholic priests and calls for denunciation, claiming measures are not to punish peaceful worship but to control unrest. It notes bombing reports near Colima Guadalt igra and tensions in Vera Cruz with General Prima blamed. Mrs. Wright Marrow was delayed by a presidential train bombing.
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POUND WAITS EARLY PARKERS
Police vows to tow violators of downtown parking ban after 7 PM. Officers and firemen will resume regular duties as city clears streets of cars during the evening hours. City officials say the rule will curb late night street occupancy and reduce nuisance for street cleaners.
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Dallas Prisoner Faces 6th Charge
Dallas report states Wilnom Cbnaguer Leurtter held in county jail on five indictments for robbery with firearms and charged by complaint with murder. a sixth charge of robbery is added. Ralph Signin, released from Mund hospital, identifies Leurtter as his assailant in the gunshot incident.
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County Monies Depositaries Names and Allocation
County funds are to be deposited with National Bank, Commercial National Bank, and National Bank of Commerce. Each bank will receive ten percent of the county funds, while the National Bank of Commerce will hold twenty percent. Details on rates and eligibility to be provided.
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Nathonal
Papal Jubilee Marked by Downpour at St Peters
In Rome on the seventh anniversary of Pius XII’s coronation, a treaty of Conciliation between the Vatican and Italy ends a fifty nine year dispute, as crowds gather in Rome and St Peters for a solemn ceremony. The pope blesses the people from the loggia, ensuring a peaceful mass of observers despite intermittent rain.
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George L. Ripe 51 Burial Wednesday at Mission
George L. Ripe a former San Antonio police sergeant and long time probation officer will be buried Wednesday. Services at 7 p.m. at Porter Tasing chapel officiating. Interment in Mission Burial Park. He lived in San Antonio 20 years and was a member of Anchor Lodge No. 424 A F and A M and the Woodmen of the World.
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Today in a world of turmoil and cautious investment
The page reflects global unrest from Mexican politics to religious clashes and a wary U S market. It notes stock nerves, a wary public, and longing for stability as spring begins. It mentions figures like Tanbergh and a presidential candidate amid turmoil.
Woman testifies in gunfire marital dispute murder case
Mrs Lachapelle says she planned to file for divorce from Gordon Lachapelle. She describes events at their home on Sherman Street where the shooting occurred between 10 and 11 AM Monday after she confronted her husband about love for another man. Gordon was shot as he entered the door. her husband held a gun near the bed during the incident.
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Gowton
Election case plans ready for Austin transfer
Indicted on similar counts as Charles Ramirez and Elmer Wernet, the case was moved to Austin by Judge W. O. McCrory over defense objections. The judge ruled a fair trial could not occur in Bengr ormy county due to extensive publicity from the congressional race and most prosecutors’ participation in the election.
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W. OW. McCrory
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Steffler Seeks to Buy Main Property
Commissioner Paw B H Steffler leads efforts to reach agreement with property owners on widening Main Avenue and tolling plans. Indications point to possible condemnation in some cases as officials announce relocation of Romand and Redsigues streets.
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Paw B H. Steffler
Presa Substation Bids Tabulated in City Action
Bids for the fire and police substation at South Presa and Ticks Street are being tallied by Commissioner Phil Wright and Building Inspector Ernest Gremmel. The goal is to reduce costs to meet the estimated $25,000 threshold.
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Survey of Suburbs Near City Boundary Nears Completion
Survey of the northern city boundary preliminary to annotation of sub surveys is about completed. A report from the surveyors will be received within a few days. Mayor C. M. Chambers announced Tuesday.
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C. M. Chambers
San Antonio Art Guild to Meet at Mam. JL's Smith Presides
The San Antonio Art Guild will meet at 7 am at the home of Mam. Belay conducts business. Hebert Bernard, recently selected president, will preside over the session.
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Veteran flier to instructor at Air Corps school
Veteran Air Corps pilot Antyeteow to become flying instructor at Duncan Field training center after his record endurance flight aboard the Question Mack and related missions. He has served as test pilot and operations chief, with a career dating to 1918, and will join other veterans in training duties at the Flying Instructors School.
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San Antonio
Vagrancy cases and traffic counts headline court day
Twelve vagrancy cases were tried while sixty eight suspects were freed on traffic counts. The judge warned that no more vagrancy cases would be heard on traffic days as the docket showed progress, with several acquittals and dismissals noted amid overall case dispositions.
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Enid
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Winkspozed
Highland Park League to Meet at Local Church
Highland Park's League to Meet at Pro Pyterian church on Hammondweeny and Gryeca streets February 24. Members and South Side residents plan to discuss securing new facilities for the area, announced J. M. Scholt, league chairman.
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Pro Pyterian Church
Hammondweeny
Gryeca Strot
J. MM. Scholt
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Youthful Gain Weight Promise Through Ironized Yeast
An ad promises a weight gain supplement called Ironized Yeast claiming it builds weight quickly, strengthens nerves and muscles, and enhances blood. It asserts safety for all, with a money back guarantee if results are not delivered, urging readers to ask their druggist for a full treatment.
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Yeast
Mayor Obame Eyes NAA Report On Airport Hangers
Mayor GO M Obame announces a study by the San Antonio chapter of the National Aeronautic Association into how cities run airports and provide hangar space. The Los Angeles clipping notes a commercial firm offered to build hangars and shell costs, with city involvement and a $1000000 shell investment during its tenure.
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