Bombing and white labor conflict color Los Angeles column
Chicago editor Arthur Brisbane comments on California Filipinos, labor tension, and a bombing at a Filipino lodging home in Brocklaw. He notes migration trends toward Los Angeles, state restrictions on firearms for Filipinos, and a Chevrolet sales scene with J. Baldwin and W. M. Packer.
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Brocklaw
Jared Fisher
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J. ¥. Baldwin
Chevrolet
Fisher
William M. Packer
California
Weather Highlights From Thursday Night Into Friday
A garbled weather notice describes warmer Thursday night with a low around 40 degrees and light to moderate winds shifting from westerly to southerly. It forecasts a cool Friday night, warmer daytime, and mentions various U S locations with inconsistent data. The piece lists numerous city names and scattered weather terms, reflecting a historic page snippet rather than a coherent forecast.
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San Antonio
Chicewe
Tenner
Cele
Dodge City
Kan
Clondy
Ed Molen
Kansas City
Amelea
Calif
Fanuarittes Kress
Orieana
Saw York
Pani
Minn
Tax
Oround
Tern
New Meatea
Berth
Oklahoma
Weath
Cendivenst Terral
Asuid
Xralles
Onaho
San Antonio considers limited bond for city needs
City commissioners met in closed session to study a bond proposal of up to 5 million dollars for San Antonio's annexed territory. Mayor C M Chambers said it would not exceed that amount but gave no firm figure. Park Commissioner Rubiola urged reductions, noting prior underfunded operating costs and equipment gaps amid expansion and park development plans.
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Sac Antonio
C. M
San Antonio
Chambers
Jacob Rubivin
City Recreation Board
Rubiola
Rubioin
Tie
Wufordeen
Light's Markets are Complete Final Edition Report
The final night edition of The Wehi presents complete market reports including winning prices for New York stocks, Honda and Chicago stocks, plus full rosters of the world’s grain, produce, cotton and live stock markets with extensive market data and prices.
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Wehi
San Antonio
New York
U S Soldier Slain in War on Rum
A U S Army private was killed near Nogales Arizona while allegedly attempting to smuggle tequila from Mexico in a government effort to enforce Prohibition. Coroner reports cite a gunshot wound, with the coroner questioning the legality of the shooting and noting Butler received a military funeral despite accusations.
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Laude Butler
Ata
Camp Stephen
Little
Nogales
Ariz
PL J. Doolittle
Customs Service
Spector
Tequilm
Wa States
Mexico
Butler
Nohita
Santa Crus County
Arizona
Washington Herald
Weather forecast for San Antonio area on 8.4
Perfect weather with warm sunshine is forecast for San Antonio and vicinity within the next 24 hours. Light winds from the south or east will accompany the warmth, with a maximum temperature around 84 degrees Thursday morning and near 84 degrees Friday afternoon, as reported by the weather bureau.
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San Antonio
Vilr
Weather Bureau
Weduendus
West
Tex- Ax
Zero Hour Ends for Poll Tax Receipts Rush
Message warns only one day left to issue poll tax receipts, with 224 percent noted issued so far. Tax Collector R Neil Campbell urges completing transactions before the office closes Friday and no receipts will be issued afterward.
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Rosing
R. Neil Campbell
Eight killed four buried in rock explosion in Ohio rail yard
A premature dynamite blast in a railroad yard on the Chespeake and Ohio line killed eight men and left four others buried under rock. The victims were members of a road construction gang on site when the blast occurred within city limits.
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Ail
Ohio
Officer Believed Slain in Error in El Paso Case
Belief today that Juniper youngsters mistook Lieut. John B. Allen missing after Britday for a Fort Bliss prize fighter led to his murder and burial in the wild county south of Tuare. Local authorities pursue the mistaken-identity theory amid confusing testimony and scattered clues.
Bobbitt Rules No Party Power to Bar Primary Votes
Attorney General Te D. Bobbitt rules that political party executives cannot bar any person from participating in a party primary. Senator Love, candidate for governor, sought clarification after voting against a party nominee in prior elections. The ruling allows thousands of Democrats who voted against 1928 nominees to participate in the July primaries.
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Austin
Tan
Te DL. Bobbitt
Thomas B. Loye
Dal‘Ise
State Democratic Executive Committee
Love
Ben Bobbiat
Div Department
Painx
Unter
Edith
Branid
Peron
Legis
Legialature
Ael Permons
Defence The Two More Witnesses
In a murder trial in Austin jury proceedings paused as two witnesses were expected to testify, wrapping the defense case. The prosecution added 37 witnesses, including university professors, while defense counsel anticipated short rebuttal testimony from three to four witnesses. The defendant Brady, alleged mentally unsound, faced cross examination delays as legal maneuvers continued.
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Gourtroom
Austin
Jatt
Toba Broily
Coungel
Ivannity
C. X
Witneskea
Des. Jur Gilbert
D. 3 Loring
Teas University
Max Hamiman
Reddecca
Bradley Rogers
Brady
Y. L. Brown
el Quso
Ackerbloom Drives Opening Shot in Amateur Pro Best Ball
Julius Ackerbloom of Little Rock tees off first at the amateur pro best ball tournament a prelude to the Texas Open championship on Friday. The event gathers pro and amateur players seeking early momentum on the course.
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Julius Ackerbloom
Little Rock
Naval Parley Opens as American Delegation Presses Armament Talks
The American delegation to the naval disarmament conference pushed for rapid progress and support for keeping cruisers under early consideration. France and Britain clashed over how proposed limits should be framed during the opening plenary session in London.
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London
Jan
Mower Naval
France
Thay
Early finishers pace low scores in Prospect event
The Prospect amateur and professional pairing tournament opened with low scores as early finishers checked in. Notable players included Tom Holtover of San Antoniou, John Bresemas, Ani Fred Ayer, Tom Ifenick of Austin, and Tom Hue from San Antonio. The field lists eighty four names with a mix of pros and amateurs, and the first foursome set the pace as spectators watched from the gallery.
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Tom Holtover
San
Ateue
Wolf Elnesh
Tuling
Lite Bock
Ani Fred Ayer
Tom Ifenick
Austin
Tom Hue
San Antonio
Soldier Gallery Pelicenton
Matenra Tobn Bereitey
Holleran
Antonia
Recount Opens in Texas Race Amid Faulty Ballot Box
In Washington the first ballot box for the Wore bavh McCloskey contest was found defective prompting the committee to intercept ballots. Wurzbach Republican challenges Democrat McCloskey with charges of fraudulent alterations and an eroded county tally. Initial counts show McCloskey ahead with irregularities cited by Wurzbach as key to the outcome.
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Washington
D. C
Jane Sit
Neues Elections
Bexne County
Texas
O'Connor
Tiioa
Oklahoma
Harry Bf. Warsbach
Arguats
McClocekes
Field
Nepreata
Jolico Kerr
North Carvelina
Whrebseh
Wurzbach
Washington, D. C
Iexar County
Harry M. Wuesbach
McClosser
House
Wurtbach
Meftinskey
Bis
Theecy
O'Coullar
Re ‘Publican
Courters Court
Wueshach
Wasahach
Era Court
McCloskey
Wurebanth
Peezinel
McChurkey
Wuratiuch
Erngurca
Recount Vote Narrowly Passes in Bexar County Probes
In Bexar County 14 disputed provinces faced a recount as the election committee No. 3 ordered a review. The process, centered on local home elections and cemented procedures, confirmed a five to four vote in favor of recounting ballots.
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Batlota
Bexar
Cras
Home Elections Committee
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