Mexican fines plalflers in aviation case
Two American suspects, Davis and Roubert, were fined in Nuevo Laredo federal court after landing on the Mexican side of the border. The men, accused of training Africans and carrying a pistol, were detained as authorities found a quantity of alcohol near the landing field. The case relates to airplanes seized by customs officials during the incident north of Nueva Tayreda.
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Tee-totaler In New York Lacks Companions
A readable fragment reports a New York figure who vows total abstinence from alcohol but lacks companions or supporters. It mentions apologies for drinking and references to individuals tied to labor, education, and political contexts, though details are fragmented and unclear.
Optimist Club Meeting Postponed This Week
The Westnesday Ran Avett Optimise club meeting is delayed this week. A replacement gathering is planned on Tuesday night at the Casinn ela venue with a party to replace the regular session.
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Open Meeting for Latin American Issues Overseen by Group
An open meeting of a Latin American citizens group will be held at the International Institute on West Martin Street. The event will discuss Latin American problems and general government concerns with attendees from Brownsville and others.
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Martin Strool
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Notables Gather at Dinner for Mrs Sevier
Celebrities from various circles will attend a dinner in San Antonio at the Menger hotel in honor of Mrs. Merc. Clara Sevier. Attendees include Governor Moss, former Governor Dan Moody, former Lt. Gov. T. Davidson, Mrs. A. L. Taster, and others connected to the Alamo movement and Houston figures. The event, under Alamo Chapter auspices, is scheduled for Thursday night.
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Cheist
Alamo
Moss
Sircliog
Dan Moods
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Dhouston
Mavor
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Tentative School Site Agreements Closed by Board
Board actions end tentative school site deals for Gor srnmont Hill and Emerson Annior School properties. Superintendent C Cochran says funds from maintenance cannot cover the purchases and no extra sources are available, leaving the two sites in limbo with no clear path to completion.
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Tmerson Annior School
C. Cochran
Xrhgols
Monor
Employment Gains in December Noted
WASTINGTOR D C January 20 The monthly report of the United States employment service for December shows rising employment in iron and steel mills, tool and die shops, and pattern making. Auto industry plants also increased workforces with overtime common as production rose across major sectors.
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Baker Denies His Hat Is in Ring
A prominent Democratic presidential hopeful publicly denied plans to run while interviewed aboard the liner Hibones before a brief vacation in Mexico. Reporters pressed on whether he would seek the presidency, but he categorically rejected the suggestion.
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Mexico
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Pay Sought for Indian Official
Senate Indian committee chairman said an appropriation would fund salaries for several Interior Department officials and commissioners. The report notes a special commission and a tense funding request, referencing New Mexico and other territories.
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Watthie
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Phone Chairman Plans to Retire at LOLIS
A garbled report states that a chairman plans retirement from a Dean of the Southstserrn Dell Velephrine company. It mentions leadership change and presidency in Lunia country and Hog Seats at America, with unclear dates and places due to OCR errors.
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Reiling
Lunia
America
Obituary for Mrs. Daiss Leon Springerh
Mrs. Daiss Leon Springerh died Monday at her home on 1200 tithen road after a long illness. She had lived here for forty years and was survived by her husband Homer Hawen of Dearborn, Michigan, and several siblings. The funeral arrangements were incomplete at press time.
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Springer
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Hisham
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Ufored
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Mise Velma Owen Weolhiers
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