Thames to Shift Grime Dle Boston
William Tord an baggage master, linked to an $865000 registered mail hold up, was named the brains of the robbers by John Boyd in federal court. Boyd testified about eloping to Galveston with an alleged partner's daughter and helped plot the crime, drawing police interest for a murder tied to the case.
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Boston
William Tordan
Salisbury
John Boyd
Boyd
Galveston
Texas
Philadelphia
Jordan
Cows Milk Better to Jazz On Radio at Modesto Dairy
Modesto California February 26 a dairyman John Galiazzi programs radio in his barn broadcasting grand opera jazz and lectures to cows and hired men during milking. He believes the music boosts milk flow and keeps workers in good humor as the cows are milked each evening.
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Universal Service
Modesto
Calif
John Galiazzi
Galiazzi
Taquiug Indians Ambush Regiments Near Sonora Canyon
In Nogales Sonora a report confirms a band of about 300 Yaqui braves ambushed and virtually wiped out three Mexican regiments in a canyon near Pithaya Central Sonora. After victory the Taquins raided Sumuripa taking cattle as troops pursued but failed to catch them.
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Nogales
Ariz
Pithaya
Sonora
Sumuripa
Mexico
Houston Airmen Transferred For Training
War department ordered Second Lieut. Justin F. Aldrich and Second Lieut. Charles C. Scott of the thirty sixth division air service from Ellington Field to Brooks Field for a six week primary flying course. They are to report there Monday for instruction.
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Austin, Ter
War Deparment
Justin F. Aldrich
Charles C. Scott
Airy Service
Elington Field
Houston
Galvester
Brooksfield
San Antonino
Adjutant General’s Department
Aldrick
Scott
Brooks Field
Fake Accident Stirs Safety Drive in San Antonio
On Alamo Plaza crowds watched a staged crash as Art Hickox revived after a police arrival. The ruse, part of a Bexar County Safety council campaign, aimed to warn pedestrians and drivers about careless crossing and faulty brakes. The event preludes a Texas State Safety Conference at the municipal auditorium.
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San Antonio
San
Bexar County Safety Council
Municipal Auditorium
Hickox
City to open two streets with $42,000 appropriation
The city plans opening and widening two streets at a total near 900000, with 42000 authorized for commission action. Fifth Street will extend from Avenue E to Nacogdoches and Elm at 12000, with property owners contributing. Market Street will extend from Rusk to Water at 30000, with assessments on property owners. Herff interests protest eighty foot widening of Alamo Street, offering to move the J C Penny building back if feasible. The city also pledges 250000 toward the project.
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Commission
Paul E. Steffler
Fifth Street
Avenue E
Nacogdoches
Elm Streets
Art Steffler
Market
Market Street
Rusk
Safitte Street
South Alamo Street
Phil Wright
Frank Bushick
Stettler
Commerce
Martinez Streets
Herff
J. C. Penny
Commerce and
Alamo
Second Clarinetist Honors At Dallas National Orchestra
Jerome Zoeller and Gilbert Fierros earned high placements in the National High School Orchestra finals in Dallas. Merer Levinson also secured a spot as tuba player. The 50 member group will perform at the National Education Association convention in Dallas starting Sunday. Otto Zoeller will assist conductor R. E. Maddy of Ann Arbor.
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Jerome Zoeller
Main Avenue
United States
Dallas
Gilbert Fierros
Brackenridge J
Merer Levinson
Alain Avenue
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Dalles
Otto Zoeller
T Hse
R. E. Maddy
Ann Arbor
Mick
Terrell Endorses Farm Bill Veto
Texas agriculture commissioner George B. Terrell endorses President Coolidge's veto of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill saying it would not help farmers and would be unconventional and unenforceable. The statement was issued Saturday in Austin.
Architect petitions for divorce in Paris case
George Burnay architect files for divorce from former wife Jeanette King Gallinger socialite in Washington. The article notes desertion allegations and cites social prominence.
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International News Service
Paris
George Burnay
Jeanette King Gallinger
Washington
Burney
Mailman Retires After Four Decades of Service
Brattleboro Vermont report states Sid ney Y. Farras bees retires from the local post office after forty years of service, including twenty seven years as a regular carrier, drawing a pension.
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Brattleboro, VI
Sidney Y. Farras Bees
Anife Hurl er Boot Bandit At Hicksville Store
Otto Bass, owner of a Hicksville candy store, fends off a masked bandit who tries to force the cash register. The attacker fires two butcher knives. one misses, the other lodges in the door frame. Local police chief advises handling bandits with the Hicksville method.
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Universal Service
Hicksville
L. 1
Otto Bass
Otto
Coast Defense
Chicago
New York
Bill Would Tenfold Fine For Lascivious Literature
Austin lawmakers slow to act on a bill that would raise the fine tenfold for selling art magazines with risqué images. The measure, referred to state affairs committee two months ago, faces likely death without report out this session.
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Austin
Committee On State Affairs
Senate
House
Cibolo Nursery Offers Large Specimens Near Seguin Road
Evergreens for sale with freshly dug plants on order at Cibolo Nursery located on Seguin Road near Cibolo, Texas. Specializes in large specimen evergreens and invites customers to choose from a selection within fifteen miles of the city limits.
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Cibolo Nursery
Seguin Road
Cibolo
Texas
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