Mexico to Detail Plot In Attempted Assassination
Mexico City report states the government will issue a factual account of the attempted assassination of President Ortiz Hubio after a completed investigation. Fifteen men tied to a Vera Cruz labor group are under arrest as the inquiry widens, with some detainees released and others to be freed. President Ortiz Hubio’s condition improves and a return to office may come after further rest.
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Unisereal
Mexico City
Feu
Ortiz Hubio
Octavio
Medellin Qalog
Chicago Woman Murdered in Midst of Crime Drive
Police report a brutal murder in Chicago as a young mother, Mrs Ageea Luvan dat, 45, was found shot through the head and beaten in a lumber yard along the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific rails on the north side. The injuries suggest a futile defense.
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Chicago
Ageea Luvandat
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Wacifie Eail Road
Duel Ends Fatally as Negro Killed and Constable Wounded
Spartansburg S C Feb 18 A pistol duel at close range left a negro killed and a constable seriously wounded near Spartanburg as officers tried to arrest Sam Bird at his home. Bird fled toward a back door when confronted by Melton J Shields and others.
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Spartanbulg
8. C
Melton J. Shields
Sam Bird
Hird
Prospectors Battle Brutal Cold in Denver Creek Strike
Aleks Ibanks reports from the Voorman district where prospectors endure frigid weather while a soil strike on Denver Creek shows rock three feet thick. Estimated value exceeds ten dollars per foot as workers dig toward potential wealth.
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Ibanks
Aleks
Denver Creek
Voorman District
European Woman Dies at Age of 129 in Riga
The oldest resident of Salvin, Anin ore recwted, died at 129 per formal records. She reportedly lived in a boreal diet regime the last 20 years and attributed longevity to this diet, with notes on her unusual lifestyle and residence in Riga for the period.
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Riga
Aninore
Salvin
Trees Destroyed in City Conspiracy Case Filed
The Vanderthevens sue Paul and Annie O'Brien in Chitty seventh district court seeking 1300 actual damages and 50000 exemplary damages. They allege Dr W A King used city laborers to cut 60 elm 30 hackberry 25 oak 100 sugar maple and 50 persimmon trees at Haol Mulberry and McCullough agencies, with King as a conspirator and financier.
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W. A. King
Eve I
T. T. Vooderhoeven
Vanderthevens
Paul
Annie ‘O’brien
Faison and
King
Chitty Seventh District Court
Annie O'Brien
Haol Mulberry
McCullough Ageincy
Dr. Kin
James Hasbex
Engineer Inspects S A Sewage Plant Construction
Engineer W. Freese of Fort Worth, chief engineer for the firm Freese and Freese, inspected the sewage disposal plant being built south of the city. He recently returned from a trip through South America and England and said the San Antonio plant will be among the most complete and adequate. The project is valued at about $2,250.
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S.A
W. Freese
Fort Worth
Iawiey and
Freese
South America
England
San Antonio
Probe Attack on Prohibition Agents in Throop
Federal authorities in Rcnanton Pa report 50 men attacked prohibition agents as they tried to confiscate whiskey from a truck near a Throop dance hall. One agent was severely beaten. government officers did not intervene. The Sunday incident aroused immediate concern over enforcement in the area.
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Rcnanton. Pa
Tropoh
Throop
Here
Zoo Bird Returns to Freedom After Escape
A pheasant that escaped Brackenridge Park Zoo on June 23, 1020 was found wandering near its former cage by zoo bird man Fred Stuck. The bird, named Shenheagat by staff, lingered near the cavea of its three pheasant companions before being captured, amid reports it tried to bite through the cage wires to regain freedom.
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Brackenridge Park
Thil
Fred Stuck
Zoo
Shenheagat
Cavean
Stark
Chickens Stolen From Parked Truck at Market House
A. N. Bugma of Poteet reports 11 chickens stolen from a parked truck near the market house early Tuesday. L. A. Pulliam of 098 Texaa avenue asks police to catch the thief who broke into his locker at the Bint shall Ford company on North 5 St. Mary’s Street and stole clothing.
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A. N. Bugma
Poteet
L. A. Pulliam
Texaa Avenue
Bintshall Ford Company
St. Mary's Street
Baltimore Man in San Antonio to Study Junior Chamber
A Baltimore man traveled to San Antonio on Tuesday to study the organization and by laws of the junior chamber of commerce. He plans to help organize a Baltimore junior chamber patterned after the local model and will stay three or four days for the study.
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Baltimore
P. Settle
Baltinors
San Antonio
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh Seeks Ban on Taxicabs Amid Striking Drivers
Pittsburgh on February 18 reports moves to ban taxi operations until a strike is settled. Police and city officials, led by Major Charles H. Kline, push actions as cab drivers strike. Stones were thrown at three cabs en route to East Quarry on Bigelow Boulevard, with a windshield damaged in one vehicle.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
al- |Aeka
Axicais
Charles H. Kline
East Querly
Bigelow Boulerncil
Mental Growth of Tots Discussed by School Committee
The discussion on child mental growth and pre school education will be held Wednesday at 10 oclock at the school. The event is announced by Mrs O M Trevos, chairman of the Beacon Till eleren tary Fehon Starent-Teacher Association.
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Beacon Till Elerenstary Fehon Starent-Teacher Association
Mra
M. Treovos
Hearing Indefinite in Canada Shooting Case
Hearing date for Frei Mertz, a federal narcotic agent stationed in Houston, charged with murder in Uanata after a border incident involving alleged auto pilers, remains undetermined as Commissioner Brantly Hreris reports.
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Canada
Galveston
Frei Mertz
Houston
Uanata
Brantly Hreris
Expert Jailed for Pulse Tax Entry TOS Angles
Richard H. Harsten, a tax adviser for numerous Hollywood film studios, was sentenced to nine months in county jail following a guilty plea in connection with aiding the creation of false income tax records for Walsh, a motion picture director. The case centers on tax entry irregularities tied to the studio payrolls.
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Cns
Richard H. Harsten
Aeame
Mimeroua
Hollywood Film Stare
Ting
WN8
Pita
Haou
Walsh
Fiesta program adoption set for Thursday luncheon
The Fiesta association plans to adopt “The Program for the 1930 Fiesta de San Jacinto” at a Thursday noon meeting at the Plaza Hotel. Secretary Jock Haybould announced the plan, noting the board of directors will discuss the week long event. Bank closures and state finance figures were also reported in Jefferson City.
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Fiesta Association
Plaze
Jock Haybould
Pea Bank Cloves
Jefferson City
Bank of MO Moriah
Harrison County
Mariah
Rota Tate
Bs Us
Cantley
Atate Finance
President Hoover Presses Congress for Tariff Action
President Hoover met with party leaders at the White House for nearly two hours to urge swift passage of the tariff bill and to accelerate the general legislative program. Senator Watson of Indiana warned of 60 amendments and possible further proposals as leaders pressed for timely action by March 10. Hoover warned that continued delay could stall appropriation bills and risk layoffs on emergency building projects if funds remain unavailable.
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D. G
Louver
Congress
Wenniv
Wilay
Treiff
White House
Senate
Bays
Watson
Indiana
Republicnu
Aaid Watsonl
Sint
Hoover
Garner Denounces Hoover for Silence
Representative Garner of Texas, House Democratic leader, denounces President Hoover for lack of leadership and silence. He cites White House uncertainty and the tariff bill as causing chaotic party leadership and eroding confidence in Hoover among Republicans in the House and Senate.
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Washington
Garner
Texan
House
White House
Senate
Ant House
Republican Party
Hoover
White Horse
Neopte
Gaenor
Bth
Anil Tey
Ilia
Proud Outeit Reaches End of Trail in War Service
A fragmented account recalls the Second Ammunition Train service from Chickamauga Park to Fort Sam Houston and Verdun, detailing its September 1917 formation, later actions in France, and survival of only two veterans Cywen Elledge and Harvid ONeill, with notes on commanders and frontline service during the Meuse Argonne and Aisne Marne campaigns.
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Amun
Chickamauga Park
Chaigas Thierry
Noissans
Michiel
Moire-Argonne
Germany
Fort Sam Houston
Ovifik Tnt
Ahwnas
Wabbhigtop
Chickamaugy
Smd
Verdun
Chute Thierry
Cinean
Cywen
Ram
Frivre Orrmain
Ekton W. Elledge
Harvid W. O'Neill
Fort Tenvenworth
Seventh Field Artillecs
Second Field Artillery
Brighde
See
Livi
France
Alledge
Mense-Arconie
War Department
End of the Second Ammunition Train at Fort Sam Houston
One of the most active units in World War II history the Second Ammunition Train at Fort Sam Houston has reached the end of its service. The organization that succeeds it is set to take over duties and continue the unit lineage.
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Second Ammunition Train
Fort Sam Houston
Armistice Rumor Sparks Turmoil Amid Explosions
The report describes a chaotic scene as an officer announces an armistice while a German shell damages a column and trucks explode. The ammunition train arrives in San Antonio under Captain James A. Smith after years of command, and the piece ends with a casino-like classifieds note inviting readers to consult daily ads.
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Abel
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