Blizzard Strands New Mexico Roadways Dead and Stranded
North-central New Mexico slowly cleared after a weekend blizzard killed three people and injured six others with hundreds frostbitten. State police surveyed the affected area and reported all safe. stranded motorists found shelter in stalled cars and hotels.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
James Murray
A. B. Mariluez
State
U. S. Highway 288
Santa Fe
Art Hamlin
Colorado Springs
Palma
Hart Leaves With Patients for East
Lt Col W Lee Hart, medical corps commander of Fort Sam Houston, departed San Antonio Tuesday with patients to transfer to Walter Reed hospital in Washington and to two hospitals in Northhampton Massachusetts. He will inspect new institutions in New York and Washington and confer with the army surgeon on Fort Sam improvements. He plans to be in Washington about a week.
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Hart
East
W. Lee Hart
Medical Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Hospital
Jeff
San Antonio
Washington
Waller Reed
North Hampton
Mass
New York
Army
Fort Sam
Suspect Held in Hit Run Injury Case
Detectives Roy Tate and Lonnie Crow arrested a 25 year old man in connection with injuries to John H. Ivey of 123 Sharp Street after a hit and run at Travis and North Bt Marys streets. Ivey remains at Robert BR Green Memorial Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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Roy Tate
Lonnie Crow
John H. Ivey
Sharp Street
Travis
Bt. Mary's
Ivey
Robert BR. Green
Memorial Hospital
Texas Newsprint Plant Plans Made
Southland Paper Mills plans to build an 86000 pound plant near Lufkis, breaking ground before January 20. The project aims to supply over a million subscribers to Southern newspapers annually by using young pine trees grown locally. Directors approved the venture marking the South’s first newsprint manufacturing effort.
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Lupsin
Southern
Lufkis
Southland Paper Mills, Inc
Xuct
Bribery Probe Hits Brooklyn Officials and Senator
New York January 9 The office of special prosecutor Joha Berlen Amen disclosed an inquiry into alleged bribes involving two Brooklyn Supreme Court justices a New York state senator and other officials said to have protected criminals. The Daily News cited charges against a judge a senator two former magistrates and a Kings County political leader linked to crime protection for a large protection racket.
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New York
Joha ‘Berlen
Amen
Reporis
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Brooklyn
The
Daily News
G-men
Kings County
Yatkel
Brandeis Improves After Illness Says Court Chief
Washington dispatch reports Justice Louis D Brandeis, age 82, spent two very good nights and is doing very well after an attack of influenza. He was absent from the bench yesterday and forced to remain in bed due to illness.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
High Court
Vench
Riverside Infirmary
Davis
Yeaman’s Hall
Charleston
Ale
Funeral Rites for Otto Schimpff Set
Funeral services were to be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday for Otto Schimpff 452 of 900 North St Marys Street a retired grocer A native of Illinois he had been a San Antonio resident for 33 years He was a member of the Order of Hermann Sons Surviving are a daughter Miss Lacie Schimpff and a brother Herman Schimpff the latter assistant chief deputy sheriff The services were to be held at the chapel of Angelus Paneras home with the Rev Max C Heinrich officiants
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Otto
Schimpf
St. Mary's Street
Ifnois
San Antonio
Order of Hermann Sons
Lacie Schimpff
Herman Schimpff
Angelus Paneras
Max C. Heinrich
Roosevelt Plans Caribbean Cruise to Watch Navy Maneuvers
President Roosevelt tentatively plans a Caribbean cruise beginning February 18 to observe combined fleet maneuvers between Cuba and South American coasts. Officials favor the cruiser Houston. departure likely from Charleston February 19 or 20 for about ten days to two weeks, providing relaxation while Congress is underway and allowing him to see the Panama Canal defense measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Caribbean
Cuba
South American
Congress
Houston
Charleston
Panama Canal
Millionaire Widow to Marry Financier
New York March 10 1920 Mrs Frank C Hart widow of the late millionaire killed in a plane crash four years ago will marry Paul Felix Warburg financier on January 31 says the Daily Mirror Hart formerly Muriel Constance Woodworth daughter of Mrs Helen Falls Woodworth of New York and Frank K Woodworth of Rochester Warburg is a grandson of the late Felix Warburg of Kuhn Loeb & Co A Wine Fountain featuring red and white liquid gold from California vineyards will be a highlight of the Wine Temple at the 1838 California World's Fair.
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New York
Frank C. Hart
Paul Felix Warburg
Daily Mirror
SUOTY
Hart
Muriel Constance Woodworth
Helen Falls Woodworth
Frank K. Woodworth
Rochester
Warburg
Felix Warburg
Kuhn, Lochiana Company
California
Mooney Says Prison Won't Mark His 22 Years In Bond
Tom Mooney, released after 22 years, says prison did not alter his core. He notes he remains mentally and spiritually the same and believes prison did not worsen his health. Attorney George T. Davis calls him highly informed on the labor movement as Mooney plans union meeting return and a medical check at Stanford Hospital.
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San Francisco
UPI
Tom Mooney
Mooney
United States
George T. Davis
Stanford
Pita
City Employes Go in Search of Loans
Kansas City dispatch reports a $1.5 million deficit forcing 3000 municipal workers to seek personal loans for four months. City Manager H F McElroy said salaries would be paid in full but none would be available for the final four months of the fiscal year ending April 20, with payments resuming May 1.
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Kansas City
McElroy
Buth
Weather digest for San Antonio and Texas coast regions
Cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday in San Antonio and vicinity with light to gentle variable winds. Highs near 70 Tuesday and Wednesday, lows around 52 Tuesday night, 58 Monday night. East Texas partly cloudy inland and unsettled on the coast with possible rain. West Texas fair with little temperature change. Rain totals since January 1 about 0.96 inch, with 0.45 inch excess. Tides and moon phases noted. influenza illness at Riverside infirmary and a Charleston visit mention.
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San Antonio
Battle
Texas
West
Bhdynn
Uell
Wedorai
Araneas Pass
San Francisco
Calif
Seattle
Tera
Sheridan
Wyo
Abilene
Shreveport
Aibuaterqu
Spokane
Wash
Alain
Springfield
Aante
Tex
St Is
Can
Apalachicola
Fla
Tampa
Atlanta
Austin
Toledo
Oudy
Birmingham Ala
Vicksburg
Miss
Boston
Mass
Ada Chota
Winnipeg
Canada
St Yuma
Ariz
Bear
Claudy
Tex Fire
Ter
Voudy
del Rio
A Nout
Dever
Cala
Civer
OHM
Davis
Charleston
Fleena
Smonz
Tlousten
Cratic
Tacksonville
Laredo
Little Beck Ark
Angel Ge
Louisville
Lubbock
Macon
Miami
Minneapolis Minn
Mobile
Ala
Modena
Utah
Montgomery
Nashville
Tenn
Bert Arthur
Soginney
Prince Albert
Chay Ag
Ce Ghondy Reswell
Bill 10 Settle Police Fire Pay Drama
San Antonio lawmakers consider a bill to allow cities over 75,000 to issue bonds or notes to fund back pay and minimum wage/ hours owed to police and fire personnel. The measure, prepared by City Attorney Cabbs, would let home rule cities issue instruments without a vote and secure debt with back pay.
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San Antonio
State House of Representatives
P. DL. Anderson
Bexar County
Treasury
T. D. Cabbs Jr
J. Franklin Spears
Senator Spears
Sat. Antonio
Dobbs
Spears
Quin
City Commission
J. G. Sarran
Tiy
Owen Kilday
Taseh
Tasch
San Antonio School Sinking Fund Report Released
San Antonio board of education expects a sinking fund cash balance of 308,220 by September 1 based on estimated tax collections. Business Manager E. H. Kifer announced the figures Tuesday, noting total revenue from all sources at 833,776 to be applied to the sinking fund, with interest and principal payments totaling 335,456.
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S. A
San Antonio Board of Education
E. H. Kifer
Kifer
Teacher Rating System Studied by Evaluation Committee
The evaluation committee of school administrators principals and teachers studied methods of rating instructors in a poll of teachers. Superintendent J Cochran heads the committee and a definite decision on an evaluation system will be made at a February 1 meeting.
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J. ©. Cochran
Cripple Work Group to Meet at 12:15 Luncheon
Dr Walter Stuck an orthopedic surgeon of San Antonio will review work for crippled children at a 12 15 p m luncheon of the Community Committee at Kiel M C A Thursday Also speaking will be J R Loughlin of the San Antonio Vocational rehabilitation office Mrs s I Beretta a member of the state board invited to speak on the boards work The Community committee includes civic and social clubs of San Angelo Executive committee members in charge are Monta Tiunter George Burnett Dr Walter Buick Mrs A Proatman Mrs OG P Schnabel Vila Moore Mrs Deetle Login Don Nelling Jr Mrs Eunice Beggs and John J Mapp
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Walter Stuck
San Antonio
Kie i
M. C
J. R. Loughlin
Si. K. Beretta
San Angelonio
Monta Tiunter
George Burnett
Walter Buick
A. ¥.Proatman
OG. P. Schnabel
Vila Moore
Deetle Login
Don Nelling Jr
Eunice Beggs
John J. Mapp
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Pardon
Market Street
Apandeis
Wong
Justice Brandeis
Ilinese
Otto Schimpff
FDR
Navy
John W. Davis
Cripple Work Group
Cass
Suis
Kuppenheimer
Frank Bros
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