Nicaragua Debates Arms Ban at Pan American Talks
At the Pan American conference in Piasaiva Nicaragua and other nations debated banning arms shipments aiding revolutions. Dr Zepeda and Pazos pressed stronger safeguards while U S delegates urged limits on telegraph and radio use for revolutionary acts as the gathering honored American republics with ceremonies in Havena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
M. Hinmon JR
Unniverses Servive
Cebir
Piavana
Nicaragua
Meriva
Snotser Republic
Mexico
Becasa
Diaz
Commission On Internal Law
Gonzalea Roa
Aef
Gonzales Roa
Mission of Jurists
Prio de Deueiva
Jurists
Maximo Zepeda
Nica- Twgue
Dr. Zepeda
Carlos Casdra Pazos
Uruguan
Zeneda
Hughes
Hehalf
United Rates
Governme
Radio Telegraph
Fiat
Crimpnals
Anlal
Mar Bo
Tmarnnn
Internations Inc
Ann Magna
Havena
Brazil
Colombia
Birth notices from Fort Sam Houston area and Kelly Field
A fragmentary birth notice list includes names Curtis Williams of 615 Money Street, HB ML techs at 165 Eads Avenue, 481 Avondale Avenue, and HE Reynolds connected to Fort Sam Houston. Mentions Lieut. BR B. Lea, Kelly Field, and Fort Sam Houston area addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University M. Uouse
South Hack
Curtis
Wiliams
Moneey Street
ML Techs
Eads Avenue
Ing
Avondale Avenue
HE Reynolds
Fort Sam Troustan
BR. B. Lea
Kelly
Novelists Slast Will To Be Altered Memorialized In Mentone
Spain’s famed novelist Vicente Ibanez will be buried in Mentone in line with his request to remain away from Spain after death. A national funeral in Spain is possible. The writer died in Mentone after illness including pneumonia, leaving a grieving family and tributes from Europe, the US, and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentone
France
Vicente Biasvo Ibanez
Spain
Thanes
Switzerland
Dar
Alae
Nora Ibamex
Europe
United States
South America
Senora Thanes
Fernando Ilreba
Barcelona
Madrid
Senor Thanez
Tour Doctore
Regidle
San Antonio Male Chorus Plans Laurel Heights Concert
The San Antonio Male Chorus will perform a special concert at Laurel Heights Methodist Church tonight. David Ts. Ormesher directs with Roy Repass yall on organ. chorus members include A. T. Tackes, Ht. Roch, Dr. D. A. Dow nie, Ralph Cook, and others. Marvin Bowman conducts with Ray Beck as accompanist. Also noted is a local sensational item about a baby born with a moustache in Propria City, Sereipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
David Ts. Ormesher
Roy Repass Yall
A. T. Tackes
Roch
D. A. Downie
Ralph Cook
EL ‘Geyer
Wilson A. Standr
Hvard Wo .Bueneyre
Saen
A. H. Baiser
J. Kemper
W& Murph
Barter
TL. Wn
M. J. Gearhardt
R. R. Siena M. v ‘Lghthouse
Marvin §. Bowman
Ray Beck
Sort Th. L. Shannon
Senate Move To Open Power Trust Probe
The senate was ready to order a sweeping investigation of the power trust. Democratic insurgents predicted authorization at hearings before the Interstate Commerce Committee. The Walsh opposition was expected to be reported favorably Monday and the senate to act early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aby
Pernanivrass Neys
Washington, Dan
Senate
Power Trust
Senate Interstate Commerce
Democratic Insurgent Coalition
Walsh
Acosta Freed on Habeas Release in Connecticut
Bert Acosta, trans Atlantic flyer, was freed from Connecticut custody today by a writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Walter M. Pickett. Acosta had been held without process, the judge said, and was released in readiness for departure to New York before returning to face a pending appeal of a five day jail sentence for flying too low over Nangatuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Bert Acosta
trans-Atlantic
Common Pleas Court
Nangatuck
Earth Will Stop Rotating Moon May Crash One Day
Sir Oliver Lodge warned at the Guild House that the earth will stop spinning and the moon could crash in the distant future. He noted the earth’s rotation slows due to tidal friction and reassured audiences that each day grows by about 240,000th of a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Moon
Universe Service
London
Sir Oliver Lodge
Guild House
Lodge
Two Men Admit Guilt in Government Property Theft
Two men pleaded guilty to theft of government property before Judge DaVal Weet in federal court Saturday. The case records show the defendants admitted guilt and face sentencing in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DaVal Weet
Captain Dibrell Joins Twenty-Third Infantry Duty
Captain John T. Dibbrell of the infantry reported at Port Sam Houston on Saturday for duty with the Twenty-third Infantry. His assignment follows an active period with unit duties and training, reflecting ongoing mobilization efforts in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibrell
John T. Dibbrell
Port Sam Houston
Rheumatism Remedy Ad Offers Free Prescription by Ex Sargeant
An advertisement by former Sergeant Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts claims a rheumatism and neuritis remedy he received while serving in France produced gratifying results in thousands of cases. He states the prescription cost him nothing and he will mail it free to anyone who writes him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargeant
Paul Case
Quigg Building
Brockton
Mass
France
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Ibahez
BIN
Peans
Chicago
Jom
Wonrn
Junge
Slast
Rig DE Jantero
Jan
Propria
Sereipe
Seusheen
Milam Building
Telephone Crockett
Milam
Texas
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Authas
IEG
Wahcowice
Batic
OBIO
Acosta
Maj
Emilio Zenteno
Fan Army
War Department
Stooksfield
Air Corps Training Center
Washington
Lormer
Brown
Suede
Gun
Silk Kid
Marron Grace
Silver Kid
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