Bloodless Revolution in Santo Domingo Shifts Power
Insurgent forces capture fortress and public buildings in Santo Domingo as President Horacio Vasquez seeks refuge in a French legation. Diaz governorship relocates to the Danish consulate. no bloodshed reported during the day’s operations.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Repubic
Dominican Republic
Horacio Vasquez
Alfonseca
Lasa
Gustavo Diaz
She Een
Dawich Coneu Tats
Youthful Diplomat Sees Peace Near
WASHINGTON D C Frd 26 Wy-Jobo M Cabot 24 year old secretary of the American legation in Santo Domingo today reported progress toward an agreement between the Dominican government and rebellious forces. Charles B Curtice the American secretary cable that Cabot who had been mediating returned to the capital with proposals from the revolution leadership. Curtis and others in both the government and opposition had shown restraint toward American lives and property while discussing the compromise details.
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Washingdon
D.C
Wy—Jobo M. Cabot
Legation
Banto Deming
Charles B. Curtie
Cabot
Curtis Anid Oth
Mexican Oil Firms Sold to Clayton Cattan Firm
February 2007 report from Calexico California states June F. Brittingham and associates agreed to sell Mexican oil mill interests in Mexicali and a vegetable oil refinery in Mexico City for about $3,000,000 to the Anderson Clayton Cattan company.
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Calexico
Calif
F. Brittingham
Moexiesl
Lower California
Mexico City
Anderton, Clayton Cattan Company
John Hovel Aged 11 In Los Angeles Faces Turnaround
John Hovel an 11 year old resident of Los Angeles becomes the focal point as authorities or community groups rally to address a puzzling situation. Details remain fragmentary but the teenager is described as central to the developing story.
Marriage license scandal charges surface in Marion County
Memphis Commercial Appeal reports new records show two marriage licenses seized from Crifton county clerk office February 15 were used to allege illegal ceremonies by Magistrate A. G Newman and former county clerk J. H Nance. Audit claims shortages reach 160,000 dollars with hundreds of marriages possibly illegal.
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Memphis
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Marion
Criftonden
A. Ug, Newman
J. H Nance
Mazion
Railway Officials Visit San Antonio Visit Highlights
Six officials from the Missouri Kansas Texas railway visited San Antonio on Wednesday. Guests included Walter Walthill, executive agent, and several staff from St Louis and Kansas City offices. Other attendees were H. M. Wilson of Parsons Kansas and R. V. Buford from Dallas, among others.
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway
San Antonio
Walter Walthill
Petty
G. Tomkins
Raty
Columbus Haile
George E. Keott
Renerse
D. Y. Frazer
W. A. Jobsson
St. Louis
J. HM. Wilson
Parsons, Kan
R. V. Buford
Dallas
Doctors Find Boy With Heart on Right Side in Town
John Borel, 12, of West Park Avenue, is found to have all vital organs reversed with the heart on the right side. Despite this rare condition, doctors report good health and no health risks, noting his family has normal siblings and the anomaly was discovered accidentally when he was four.
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Jobn Borel
West Park
John
Antonio
Dire
J. A. Havel
Joby
Joba
Old Papers Sold to Buy Projector
Fifth grade at Robert E Lee Elementary School sold old papers to raise funds for a moving picture projector. Irma Krekler and Afra Irwin Brown teach the class, Mrs Paullin Fowler reports.
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Toursea
Robert E. Lee
Ccient
Mra
Paullin Fowler
Mercar
Mise Irma Ktorekler
Afra
Irwin Brown
Sugar boosts appetite and aids digestion in meals
A Philadelphia dealer endorses adding sugar to ease fatigue after a busy day. A flavored milk drink or a small sugar snack can calm hunger before dinner, allowing a later meal to be enjoyed. Sugar also enhances flavor, helps balance meals, and should not be avoided in a diet.
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Philadelphia
Alrrén
Nujol
School Board Election Slated In San Antonio
The San Antonio school board announced plans for a March election with 24 polling places in central city areas. One member stated he would not seek re election, while others declined comment. A committee will set polling locations and judges. The board approved $80,000 for fireproofing two schools and contracts for Nelson school additions totaling $885,000. Purchases include new books for elementary schools and the district office. A curb project for the junior college was approved at $110.
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San Antonio Seven
Caudi Ines
Waees
Mre. IW
Taylor
W. H. Quirk
J. G. Wornberger
Vuenlas
Hornberger
Rom
Toath Gill
J. A. McIntosh
Dornberger
Quirk
Stella Steves Walker
G. F. Taylor
G. Sarcan
J. Warbor
Leonard Ullrich
Felix Wahrmund
Lbl
Presa and
Hackberry Streets
New Braunfels Avenue
Gated Road
Exme Gat At & Later
Zenool
Whittier and Hunstock
Fhelps
Dewees
Nelson School
Jetto J
Woodlawn Lake Marsh to Become Athletic Field
The city recreation department will reclaim the overflow area beside Woodlawn Lake to create a baseball diamond and athletic field. John Hansard, superintendent of recreation, announced that widening Cincinnati avenue is underway and debris will be hauled to the stamp site. Also completed is 12 hot and cold showers at the Woodlawn Lake community center for gym class use.
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Woodlews Lake
City Recreation Department
John Hansard
Cincinnati Avenue
Woodlawn Lake
Ias
Detroit Orders Aliens Removed From City Posts
Detroit city council passed a resolution to purge 749 aliens from city payrolls. It allows department heads to review each case with an eye to potential reemployment. the measure requires careful investigation when circumstances warrant action.
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Detroit
tPr
Khewel
X Clanae
Zep Company Plans Giant Zeppelin Carrier Ship
Washington February 26 report that the Graf Zeppelin program will include a larger airship to be built by the Zeppelin Airship Company in Germany. The commerce department says cables and plans are underway and the craft is aimed at passenger service with attention to comfort. Work expected to be completed by 1957.
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Zep Company
Washington, D.C
Graf Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Ren Bertin
Mrs Clara Cochran Claimed by Death
Obituary notice for Mrs Clara Cochran, native of Pellville, resident of San Antonio, died Tuesday night. Survived by son Walter Cochran and daughter Thelma Anna, sister Myra and Mrs B A Winans, with other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Clara Cochran
Mim
Cochran
Natiga
Pellville
Tive
San Antonio
Tor Vonta
Hor
Humhendy
Walter
Cochenr
Ene Sen
Dinehtar
Thsilia Anna
Parente
Myr
Mra B
Winah
Ane
Qniern
Shriners to Get City Control for 1982 Ceremonial
Mayor announces the city will be turned over to Shriners in 1982 after a Shrine ceremonial directors convention planned here. Attendance expected between eight hundred and ten hundred. Conference followed by City official and shrine representatives, with February likely for the convention.
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C. M. Chambers
Younga Crook
Miomi
Flo
Cadets at Main Avenue High Promote Cadet Ranks
Cadet commissions at Main Avenue High School were announced by Capt. John TL. Hsu and Maj. Harry S. Adams with T. Guy Rogers. Charles Hidgeway becomes cadet major Jos McManey next in charge as lieutenant adjutant. First lieutenants Ralph Sali Carl Whalen Wilmark Marsin Fred Gaston promoted from second lieutenants. Former staff sergeants rise to lieutenant and other promotions follow among sergeants and corporals.
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Avnue High School
John TL. Hsu
Harry 5. Adama
San Antonio
Kyecera
Broeki Beall
G. T. Nicks
John’ WW
Totten
Fletcher Radvic
Joe P. Pousey
Robert Shavet
Billy Tenpinge
Pantages in Grave Condition After Bad Heart Attack
Alexander T. Pantages theater figure and assault convict reportedly remains seriously ill in the county jail hospital in Los Angeles after a heart attack. Attendants noted no improvement and described him as very sick as the case against Eunice Pringle, a dancer, proceeds awaiting appeal from a long prison sentence.
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Loh Angeles
Alexander T. Pantages
Theater Magnote
Pallionmise
Rhemoby
Welione
Yate
Pantages
Inez Oetrber
Eunice Pringle
Chicago Hopes for Pay Day Saturday
Chicago Hopes for Pay Day Saturday as 60 000 pledged collectors mobilize to fund paychecks for the city’s employer domains. County and school board aim to cover wages by week end with Saturday seen as payday.
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Chicago
CBI- Eag
Vasa
Nujol Promises Health for Nervy Air Pioneers
An old promotional note touts Nujol as a natural cleaner for the body to improve nerve and flight performance. It argues that poison build up dulls the brain and that using Nujol daily will restore energy, mood, and vitality, claiming it is non habit forming and affordable. A call to action urges readers to buy at drugstores for immediate benefits.
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Ilka
County Officials to Appear Before Grand Jury
County Judge Perry and four county commissioners A G Trwalter Frank Sommers Joe Newton and Thomps Abbott were summoned to appear before a Ninety fourth District grand jury Wednesday morning. The panel aims to conclude an eight week session with a probe into the Wurr Richardson company which entered receivership last October.
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Perry
California Frightened by Quakes Spreads in Imperial Valley
Calexico, Feb 20. Residents in Imperial Valley and Tower California felt a major quake of about 15 seconds at 8:25 p m. The tremor caused precautionary street evacuations, but no damage was reported. A lighter shock followed at 7 60 p m. The quake's extent into Mexico could not be determined.
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Calexico
Gelif
Imperial Valley
Tower California
Mexico
Yeateycay
Tfexicali
California
Cardinal Dies After Operation
Rome February 28 Cardinal Merry Delvat former papal secretary of estate and in recent years priest of St Peter's died after an operation for heart failure and appendicitis.
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Rome
Merry Delvat
Efate
Mech
Gt. Peter's
Tolny Irome
Eagle hall event at St Anthony Hotel
City notices describe a hall event at the St Anthony Hotel on Wednesday February 2b with a children's or bee gas hall and prizes. The advertisement lists groups T Mhech 3, 4080 in Hop, mn and Hermann Sons Hall with admission 25 cents. A separate entry notes a party by Asia Lodge No. 169 and a Labor Temple gathering tonight with a 2 cent admission.
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Eagle
St Anthony Hotel
Orbee Gases
Itermonn Sons Beboo
Hop
Hetmany Sons’ Hall
Asia Lodge No
Hermann Sonn
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L.A
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Woodlawn Lake Marsh
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Main Avenue
Joe McHaney
Shriners
S.A. Ens
Caterpillar Club
Reno
Teving T. Bus
Bond
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Dew York
Ibke
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City News
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Labor Temple
Jack
Braeburn University
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