Real estate notes and advice from a 1910s column on land values
A brisk collection of real estate touts and cautions from a legacy column, comparing prices from Ventura Boulevard to Los Angeles land deals. It cites Mrs C McLeod paying $33,000 for the Bender Jet lot, references Abe Tok and a 1880s sale, and urges cautious investing while noting shifting world power and American land gains.
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C. McLeod
Bender
Ventura Boulevard
Los Angeles
Abe Tok
Angeles
Culinary Art Keeps Cupid Satisfied Says Expert
An expert discusses romance and cooking linking appetite to affection. The piece notes Mrs Ida Chitwood’s views on onions and kitchen stoves shaping relationships and domestic life, with observations on romance, divorces, and social norms of the era.
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Cupid
TAR PARTIES ADVOCATED GCHIRBE IN INDIANATOLIS
A garbled report from Indianapolis cites the Bu Kles Wan urging drastic political action to oust Joseph Klin from Indiana. Attorney General Arthur A. Gilliam leads a hearing as national figures discuss terrorism claims, money spent, and the political aims tied to the Klin case.
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International Neves Service
Indianatolis
Tad
Nations Organization of the
Bu Kles Wan
Joseph Faunty Klin
Tut Boos
South Bend
Esalel Cyclone
Jad
Emmony Mae
Arthur A. Gilliam
Stoic House
Klin
Indiana
Sirman
Mmmone
Mother at Child Grave Near Death After Vigil
Mrs. Norman J. West of Houston formerly of Ran Antonin was found at the grave of her four year old daughter Trene May Dixon in La Vernande Cemetery No 2 after an all night vigil. She regained consciousness briefly then grew weaker and was hospitalized as a Monday report noted.
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Ula Tittle
Trene May Dixon
la Vernande
Norman J. West
Houston
Ran Antonin
B. Green
Tig
Rother
Mrs. West
Moudar No Howe
Miller Governs in Moody Absence
Governor Garry Miller became acting governor Monday and will continue to serve until Governor Moody returns from the Southwide cotton derenge reduction conference in Jackson Mississippi.
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Garry Miller
Moody
Jackson
Miss
Obregon envoy seeks church peace in Mexico
An emissary from Obregon’s ranch conferred with Catholic leaders in San Antonio amid reports of attempts to ease religious tensions across Mexican states. The mission, led by Obregon political advisers, aimed to determine conditions for church leaders’ return to the republic and to quell the nationwide uprising.
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Roger M. Busfield
Universal Soreter
Gite Aare
Obregan
Irvine
Mexico
Obregon
Ronora
Arehbigho Morsiletio
Catholic Church
Mexiu
Foxiln
Saw Antonio
Mostea
Charehnen
Iggiaea
Alesico
Col
G7ouvignet
Juggler of Fair Hearts Gels Term
Robert Whitman, once famed as the Juggler of fair hearts, is sentenced to 40 years in Sing Sing for grand larceny. The crowded courtroom held many, including Mrs. Virginia Cameron, a Washington society figure who married him in 1925, her loss totaling $54,005.
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Hla
Chinlango
Robert Whitman
Beavébrook
Sling Sing Welson
Ford Beaverbrool
Virginia
Carmeron Lin
Washington Society Mn
Shine
Jurors Sought in Mabula Trial Over County Fund
Jurors began selection Monday in Ninety-fourth District Court for the Mabula trial of Frank Mahula former foreman of boards under County Commissioner John Covington charged with swindling and misappropriation of county funds. Two swindling indictments and two misappropriation indictments were retained. Offenses alleged to have occurred about June 30 1926. Judge W W McCrory expected to hear testimony Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey
Ninety-fourth District
Frank Mahula
Boads
John JE Covington
W. W. McCrory
Tlee Gay
Mussolini Election Measure Endorsed by Council of Ministers
The Premiar Mussolini reform of the electoral law was approved by the council of ministers today. The action signals a push to reshape Italy’s political framework and strengthen the governing coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OME
Premniar Mussolinis
Council of Ministers
San Antonio Wins Bid for West Point of the Air School
San Antonio triumphs as President signs the bill to establish a new primary flying school on a 200 acre tract near Seguin road. City officials, led by Mayor Chanders, celebrate. project cost is projected between 5 and 10 million dollars with extensive development planned.
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San Antonio
Col. W. B. Tuttle
The
Chamber of Commerce
SPEED
G.M. Chanders
Tuttle
Herbert A. White
Fighth Corpe
Cuttin
Chambers
Carver
Steindd
Cirillere
Ha Camplelion
Ea Pendhines Catalugg
Chamberlin Heads to Savannah on New Assignment
Chamberlin departs for Savannah amid a flurry of activity at the newsroom. An unfamiliar timetable and scattered notes hint at a broad itinerary and planned meetings, with staff awaiting updates on Crane Neer and Rae vanity project details.
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Rae
Meldale
Hero
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