Scotland Yard Holds Provisional Warrants in Dynomite Plot
Bow Street magistrates issued provisional warrants for David H. Kaplan and Milton A. Schmidt at American request. Scotland Yard says there is no evidence connecting them to the Los Angeles Times bombing, while Burns in England lingered on coronation crowds without contact with the American embassy. The case centers on a complex defense effort and financial support from labor groups.
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Weyman Wins The International Cup Victory
Charles Torres Weymann, American aviator, wins the International Cup during a July race at East Church, covering the circuit at a steady 8 miles per hour in practice rounds ahead of today’s competition.
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Grace Ward Vanishes from San Antonio Hotel and Office
Friends report Miss Grace Ward, a roomer at the Columbia hotel on Ave C and longtime employee at the San Antonio Sewer Pipe Co, disappeared last Monday morning. Her trunk and clothes remained, inquiry shows she left with a balance due, later writing a sick note to a coworker. Salary was forwarded but destination unknown. Ward, in the city two to three years, has many friends and attends Travis Park Methodist church.
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First Woman Testifies In Lorimer Inquiry At Hearing
Frances Carroll, a telephone operator for Edward Hines Lumber, becomes the first woman to testify in the current Lorimer inquiry. She described May 26 conversations involving Governor Deneen, Mr. Hines, and Senator Lorimer, confirming details of long distance calls and recalling only two other relevant exchanges from her decade on the job. She noted personal ties to Lorimer's district but said she did not know the Lorimer family personally.
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Edward Hines Lumber Company
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Edgar Farrar
New Orleans
Deneen
Springfield
Hines
Miss Carroll
Continental Bank
J. J. Healy
Cook
Helm Committee
Healy
Miss Carrol
Mr. Lorimer
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather outlook for San Antonio and nearby areas. Tonight and Sunday expect cloudy skies with possible showers. Temperatures remain mild with chances of rain varying by location.
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San Antonio
Gavitt Appointed Head of AP Washington Bureau
John P. Gavitt, formerly chief of staff in the AP Washington bureau, is named superintendent of the central division based in Chicago. Elliott, long time AP staffer and noted correspondent, is appointed chief of staff of the Washington bureau.
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Washington
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New York
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Jackson
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Home Weather for Tourists Observations From 8 A.M.
Weather summaries from multiple cities report temperatures from 72 to 80 degrees with clear skies fair conditions and light to moderate winds. St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston Washington show warmer trends and possible showers in Kansas City with Sunday fair forecasts.
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Third Court of Civil Appeals adjourns final term
The third court of civil appeals in Austin today overruled a rehearing in M. L. Eppstein versus the state of Texas, upholding the gross receipts tax on corporate credit sales. Rushing versus Spreen from Austin county was affirmed, with Chief Justice Key dissenting. The court also overruled the motion to re-tax costs in Yeager versus Scott and Sanford from McLennan county.
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Court of Civil Appeals
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State of Texas
C. C. Rushing
H. E. Spreen
Austin County
Key
Yeager
Scott and Sanford
McLennan County
Seguin Saloonman Arrested in Sunday Law Case
Seguin Tex July 1 Joe Sonka saloonman arrested by Sheriff P P Medlin charged with violating the Sunday closing law. Sonka posted bond and his case will be tried next Monday in county court. First such case in Guadalupe county draws much interest in outcome.
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P. P. Medlin
Sonka
Guadalupe County
Disbanding of Carter Division Shrinks Fort Sam Forces
General William H. Carter’s maneuver division is ordered disbanded. Fort Sam Houston will be reduced to a brigade of infantry, one cavalry regiment will be stationed at Kerrville, Texas, and available artillery units will remain at Fort Sam. The Thirteenth Infantry is relieved from duty immediately, with no other dispositions at this time. General Maus of the Second Army is mentioned.
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War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Kerrville
Texas
Thirteenth Infantry
Maus
Woman shoots and kills burglar in Fort Worth home
Mrs E T Goodwin wife of a railway mail clerk shot and killed a negro burglar midnight last night at her Davis Street home. She fired twice one bullet struck the intruder's heart. Police and citizens start a fund to buy her a bravery medal. She was alone with a four year old child. The rash burglaries on the south side lead to this climax.
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E. T. Goodwin
Caldwell
Kan
Davis Street
Express Companies To Be Investigated nationwide sweep ordered
Washington July 1 a sweeping inquiry of all express companies in the United States under interstate commerce laws was ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission on its own motion. Most carriers filed new tariffs anticipated to show rate cuts, though comparing them with current rates will take months. The action will not delay the probe itself.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Long Island
Oil Tank Explodes In Train Wreck Near Corsicana
A northbound Trinity and Brazos Valley freight collided with a burning bridge near Corsicana last night. The impact set an oil tank car ablaze and caused it to explode, igniting twelve to fourteen adjacent cars. The crew managed to save several stock cars.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Tex
Corsicana
Trinity
City Attorney Burkhart Resigns Over Ordinance Dispute
Bay City Texas July 1. City attorney Harry Burkhart resigns rather than enforce an ordinance he deemed unwise and unconstitutional. He was elected last April.
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Harry Burkhart
War department to select brigades for return home
The text notes that the infantry brigade has been brought back to its station and that the War Department or General Carter will choose which regiments return home. It adds that the division commander may be asked for recommendations and that the identity of the brigade commander staying behind is uncertain.
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Atwood Crosses River Twice In Daring Wall Street Flight
New York July 1 one of the era’s most spectacular aviation feats Harry N Atwood ended his flight at Governor's Island after threading a half circle around the Singer tower He started from New London Conn at 7 05 am aiming for Mineola but turned inland over Mount Vernon and crossed the East River twice circling Manhattan and Long Island City before hovering above Wall Street brokers The stunt followed a 135 mile run from Boston yesterday and featured close passes of trains and city landmarks in a bold display of piloting prowess.
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June Dry Yet Mild Heat Marked By Small Rainfall
The June weather shows extreme dryness with rainfall near 0.3 to 0.4 inches overall and San Antonio’s mean temperature around 80.4 degrees, peaking at 101 degrees on June 13. Forecasters expect showers tonight or tomorrow to break the heat spell, while the month’s record dryness contrasts with previous years’ higher humidity.
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San Anto
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