Fatal Plane Wreck and Senate Fight Over Walls
Fragmented report blends a fatal California plane wreck with a Texas political dispute. It notes John A Valle claiming citizenship status amid controversy over the Webb County district attorney and the reelection push for Walls a Confederate veteran’s son born in Mexico. Legislators in Austin anticipate Walls appointment with broad Senate support.
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Archie Parr
Henatides
Yohason
Walls
Confederation
Mexico
Tosan
Austin
Senate
Oves
Marvel Bridge Hand Deal NSA
In a rare bridge hand at Bruno Ditimar’s apartment Hart and partner Mrs E W Kirkland dealt the fourth hand. Opponents Afres Henry Flannery and Mrs Henry Finte from Toredo held seven hearts while Hart’s hand of 13 cards held all clubs except two. Hart could only bid seven clubs and could not lose if she captured the bid.
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Yinvera
Carda
Mre
L. J. Hart
Bruno Ditimar
Magnolia_avenue
Acs
Hart
E. W. Kirkland
East
Evergreen Alreed
Afres Henry. Flannery
Henry Finte
Toredo
Mrs. Hart
Once in a lifetime bridge hand thrills local crowd
Mrs. L. J. Hart of 326 West French Place displays a bridge hand that comes perhaps once in a lifetime. The crowd watches as every club in the bid falls, with the suits following in the sequence shown, none captured by photograph.
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L. J. Hart
West French Place
Westhy
Hey
Radio commission hears bold threats from station owner
Cleveland dispatch reports W K Henderson of station KWRIT denounces federal radio rules before the commission. The owner warns that if his station is shut down he will hijack a legal frequency and operate from Mexico, claiming radio law is in its infancy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U/P
Brown
Federal Radio Commission
Wallington
W.K. Henderson
KWRIT
Shreveport
Lodoninst
Prawn
Enderson
Ele
Commission
Vin Radio
Mexi
Mayor Forgets Collar and Tie Delays City Hall Visit
Mayor C. M. Chambers started for city hall with his routine haircut and left his collar and tie at the barber shop. A messenger was sent to retrieve them before he could receive visitors, delaying his schedule for the day.
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C. M. Chambers
Tle
Diadeak
City Orders Bids on Palace Repairs
City commission passes ordinance to advertise for bids to reconstruct the old Spanish governor's palace. Estimated cost about $20,000. Bids to be opened on the morning of February 3, with accompanying $1000 checks from bidders.
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Enoch
Walthall Asked to Talk at Corpus Christi Meeting
Walter Walthall president of the chamber of commerce is invited to deliver the principal address before the Corpus Christi chamber at its annual meeting next Wednesday. Walthall stated Monday he will likely accept if he can attend the event and be part of the delegation from San Antonio.
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Walter Walthall
Chamber of Commerce
Corpus Christi Chamber
Ines
Walthall
Capt C H Quinn Reports at Kelly Field
Captain C H Quinn, formerly stationed at Marshfield California, reports Monday at the air corps training center headquarters Kelly Field as an executive officer. He relieves Cant Ay BL McDaniel who transferred to Washington for Mary in the office. The service details appear in the altered classified ad.
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Marshhfield
Calif
Air Coins Training Center
Kelly Field
McDaniel
Washington
Mary
Air Carpe
Thieves Active Across 6A Burglaries report weekend losses
A rash of weekend burglaries across 6A netted several hundred dollars for criminals. Blue Hornet Hamburger stand owner C D Adams reported $6140 stolen after Sunday break in. Gas pumps at Jones Avenue station were pried open with 10 gallons of gas stolen. Multiple shops in 1827 South Finchberry were robbed of cash and goods, including razors, cigars, and minor cash sums. A motorist altered by a change scam fled as thieves escaped, while a bridge-hand incident described a separate card game contest with high stakes and dramatic bids.
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Sah
Granet
Sultenfose
Sereser
Sultenfues
Queer C. W. Campbell
Man Arrested in Store Robbery in Morrsville District
Sheriff of Wile county reported two men arrested Sunday in connection with a Floresville store robbery. One suspect was found with his two children on Final Connor street, while a second was tied to a brokering rooming house on Mast Commerce street. Detectives identified a dresser linked to the Morrsville store robbery.
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Sherra
Uarnes
Wile County
Moresville
Robbesy
I Floresville
Alore
Connerte Street
Fred Wlittlennge
Orient
Tariff and Tax Discussion Planned by San Antonio Board
The San Antonio Manufacturers association will discuss tariff questions and the income tax laws at a regular board meeting Tuesday in the Gunter hotel. T. Laubscher will preside.
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San Antonio
Manufacturers’ Pastordtion
Gunter Hotel
T. Laubscher
Dirigible Over Washington In Training Run
In a short training run from Lakehurst New Jersey the giant airship Tas Adomelea circled Washington DC closely after weeks of weather and navigation drills. After circling the city a few lines the airship headed home toward base.
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Washington
UN Inn
Navy
Worringgton
Sta Lakehurst
Liquor Violation Boosts Jail Term
Albert Turas, serving a county jail term, will add three months after pleading guilty to a second prohibition violation in federal court. He was arrested September 20, 1920, by Captain Stevens in a raid on an east of San Antonio farm, with three counts for possession manufacturing and shipment designed for whiskey. A six months sentence on the second charge was suspended, and eight gallons of atal key and 100 gallons of mash were destroyed.
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Albert Turas
Dual West
Federal District Court
Tribe
Charles Stevens
Miles
Eas
San Antoine
Man Held on Dry Count Charge at County Jail
Patricio Lopez, GM San Tatricio alley, remained in the county jail Monday in default of a $300 bond set by Vaula Tockhart United States commissioner on a charge of violation of the Prohibition law. Prohibition agents led by J. H. Murphy raided a ship at his place Sunday afternoon and destroyed 258 pints of beer and beer making equipment according to testimony at the preliminary hearing.
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Patricio Lopez
GM San ‘Tatricio Alley
Vaula Tockhart
United States Commission
J. H. Murphy
Prohibitions
Stimson Arrives in London With Official Embassy Car
An official embassy motor car and seal arrived today from Washington aboard the American Banker for use by Colonel Henry J. Stimson, the American secretary of state, during the naval conference in London. The vehicle replaces a portrait automobile wrecked en route to England.
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Autofor
Depend on Zemo to Stop Itching Skin Irritations
ZEMOQ offers relief for itching and skin irritation with a thin, reliable antiseptic applied to the skin. Marketed for twenty years, it claims to reduce heat and sting and provide soothing healing in thousands of homes. Available for $1 at dealers nationwide.
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Zemo
Weather blamed for crash near San Clemente
A late night crash of a two pilot Ford monoplane en route from Agua Caliente to Los Angeles killed 14 passengers and both pilots. Officials said unusual Pacific coast weather caused poor visibility and rain in the area. A second plane following the doomed flight turned back south of Oceanglide after learning of the emergency.
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Los Angie Mar
A. Peewling
Pacific
Freeg
Glendale
Noes
San Clemenite Bluffs
Point Tuma
San Diego
Point Inna
San
Ahemente
Oceangide
Atarin
Secnor Gibt
Agia Caliente
Flurry of Parties Planned for Wives of Naval Delegates
A chaotic account describes preparations for wives of naval conference delegates in London. Dignitaries’ daughters and embassy officials organize informal visits, dinners, and a large forthcoming formal party as the conference timetable shapes social events.
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Lundox
Ann
Telus
Ptinka
Marebanat
Law Nleraie
London
Charles G. Dawes
Ronnie
Lady Astar
Londay
Florida Crash Claims Three Lives In Daytona Flight
A Florida plane crash near Daytona Beach killed pilot William Lindley and two Daytona Beach residents, with several others injured. Authorities report the aircraft went down while en route and struck near Luke Werth, with four listed as seriously hurt.
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Florida
Palm Beach
Fin
Jan
Dhree Wan
Wich
Ahoma Jalands
Daytona
Thaxine Promise Of Quick Relief For Night Coughs
An advertisement touts Thaxine as faster relief for coughs and sore throats than any prior remedy. It claims the prescription works on an internal cause, contains no harmful drugs, tastes pleasant, and is safe for families. Sold with a money back guarantee through druggists.
Explosion wrecks Kansas City drug store
An early today explosion wrecked a drug store on Main Street near 34th Avenue, damaged an adjoining building and caused scattered damage to residences and apartments nearby. Firemen estimate store damage at about $20,100. The store owner is Samuel Hohnsen.
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K. Abr City
Stan
I F
Thirty Fourth Ave
Samuel Hohnsen
Money Asked for Concerts in City
The article reports a request for funds to support concerts across the city. It cites appropriation discussions by Houston officials including a $1,000 grant for a band concert and input from Musicians Society leaders and federation members. Mayor Chambers pledged to review the matter.
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Wanos
Masie di
San Mitantirig
Mex Adams
Fedrentina
Edgar Rodgers
The
Musiciane Society
Chambers
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