McAskill Pressured to Bow Out of Fourteenth District Bid
The record indicates District Attorney McAskill will not run for Congress in the Fourteenth District amid backing from a San Antonio law firm and a powerful political group. Allies conflict with rumors of others poised for races including Tobin, Archer, and Meckler, while interest grows in appointing successors and shifting support to Air Moss and others.
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Pridar
Alcaroer D. A. McAskill
Congress
San Antonio
Air
MoSs S
Iim
John Fee
McAskill
Sue' Ul
Hig
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Candidate Denials Stir Sheriff Race Rumors
Al Massey, announced as a candidate for sheriff against Tobi, denies persistent rumors he will withdraw from the race. The note reflects ongoing campaign tension as contest dynamics unfold.
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al Massey
Tobi
Thieves Steal Goods Across City in Several Incidents
Reported burglaries and thefts across Mission and Fifth streets and several blocks in the city. Items stolen include clothing, a trunk, a gold pencil, and a bundle of money. a door lock was found broken but investigators say no entry at the Retail Merchants Association office. Prochers sighted near multiple streets. detectives found no traces.
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Mission Street
Mee
J. H. Cox
Fifth Street
West Commerce Street
High Eighth Street
Avenue D
Foust Street
South
Rusk Streets
Mirrors For Trucks Put Under Immediate Highway Law
Motor trucks in San Antonio and Bexar County must be equipped with mirrors under a state highway provision. James W. Collins, Bexar County automobile license inspector, said enforcement begins immediately to give owners time to comply. Violators face fines up to 12 450. Inspector Collins and Trepedor said notices will go to county officers within days.
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San Antonio
Wicrorg
Esid
Cailing
Fight Over Health Office Sparks City Court Battle
In San Antonio a tense fight looms as Dr. I. L. Shropshire takes office as city health officer and Mayor Black seeks to remake health and sanitation with new hires. Commissioner Lambert vows to resist moves that strip his sanitary power, raising the prospect of a court showdown over department control.
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San Antonio
Black
I. L. Shropshire
Ray Lambert
Tarobert
Flr
Abnegiate
Ehe
State Supreme Court
Lambert
Dat
No Influenza Here In San Antonio Report
No influenza cases reported in San Antonio after an investigation prompted by dispatches from the East and North. Officials say the climate and spring approach hinder the disease, army alert, city health department reports no Indian firn of the die case, and the usual number of not observed.
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San Antonio
Cunlady
Officers and enlisted men aid disuse growth at Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas the cavalry school and federal prison barracks report weather-driven disuse growth. Doctors say the feral germ is weakening and expect no major trouble. State Secretary Lewis leads a meeting at First Presbyterian Church to plan the Taylor Hil home project with a council of church representatives and a coordinating committee.
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Waylor
Lewis
First Presbyterian Church
Taylor
Neeliminnly
Conels
J. E, Watte
B. J
Douglas
R. H, Arkster
J. A, Guyot
Ku Klux Klan Parade Stirs Caney Crowd
A large Caney crowd watches a February night Klan parade headed by a flaming cross. Three automobiles carried about 250 cloaked members through Caney streets. Police report no violence as churches were visited and donations given to pastors amid praise for the marchers.
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Hansas
Caney
Man
Ku Klux Klan
Prison financing in deadlock after loan denial
Governor Neff says prison commission will not mortgage property to fund the system and no loan will be made. Attorney general blocks mortgage, Kansas Investment Company declines without security. Possible special session looms as legislators weigh relief. Court of Civil Appeals ruling has no effect on loan prospects.
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Austin
Tex
Neff
Prison Commission
Nott
Hing
Cystesa
Nett
Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
Two Held for Fraud After Pistol Fight in Los Angeles
Two men are in federal custody on fraud charges following a pistol clash with alleged extortionists in Los Angeles County. Officials report eight band members were rounded up, with more than twenty base suspects involved and efforts ongoing to locate a ninth man as federal authorities continue the case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tos Angéles County
Tourist coast round trip rates cut this year
Round trip tourist travel to the Pacific coast drops to 75 dollars, a 20 percent cut from last year, with sale from May 15 to September 30 and a return by October 31. Kid McClanahan of Southern Pacific Lines says other railways expect similar reductions soon.
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Pacific Coast
Kid McClanahan
Southern Pacific Lines
Twitk
Clanman
Wild ride ends in car crash at Josephine Mire park
Automobile No 342522 veered through Josephine Mire near Jones Avenue causing a crash into the triangular park after colliding with a vehicle near the Josephine street bridge and another near Josephine and Riveraverte. The car then struck the park.
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Josephine Mire
Jones Avenue
Fiersins
Josephine Street
Tosephine
Will
Josephine
Riveraverte
Get Acquainted Day At Rotary Innchena St Anthony Hotel
Friday event hosted by the Rotary Club introduced new members who joined in the last three months at the St Anthony Hotel. Lon W Wright led the program and Gerald N Melli f presented a classification talk on the San Antonio Building and Loan Association where he is an official. A friendly contest tested knowledge of Rotary global member nomenclature and classifications.
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Innchena
Rotary Club
St. Anthony
Gerald NM. Melli
San Antonio
Laon Association
Military figures and routes described in tangled notes
Fragmented OCR text outlines military leaders in Lower California and Nayarit with references to Mareian, Rodrigues, and Rodrigues’s campaign, mentioning a northern Istetel and a recent expedition. The content is garbled and ends with a plea for action and impatience, obscuring clear events.
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Lower
Felstemten
Pablo
Mareian
Gan
Aborlards Rodripuct
California
Fignoral Mareing
Nayarit
Tople
Rodrigues
Inttes
Federal extortion probe links eight men to Sacco case
Federal investigators detained eight men, among them Gohinee and six others, in a widening extortion inquiry tied to Nicolo Sacco and Bartholomew Vannetti. Authorities say the scheme targeted wealthy business people, with no threats against government officials detected.
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van Auxeles
Federa
Eothoritich
Wey
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