San Antonio Bank Clearings Indicate Prosperity in 1928
A Saturday report from T. G. Leighton shows San Antonio banks posted six month clearings totaling 470 337 45, up from 1927 by over 15 thousand. June 1928 clearings reached 77 471 626 64, the year’s best month, surpassing May and 1927 June with substantial gains. Figures list monthly totals for January through June 1928 and similar months in 1927, highlighting sustained banking activity and rising commerce in the area.
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Budding romance noted between Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge
Florence Trumbull, daughter of Connecticut's governor, admitted their romance with John Coolidge, the President's son, is budding but not engagement. The snippet shows financial figures $46,613,486.21 and $60,174,500.11 dated 4 June.
Coolidge Son Gets Serious Romance Admitted
Universal Service reports Miss Florence Trumbull daughter of Governor Trumbull of Connecticut admits her romance with John Coolidge son of the President is budding. She says engagement is not yet certain while describing a predeparture note and a vivid farewell scene aboard the U S Arabic.
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Jace
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Connecticut
Jobn Coolidge
Gnalidge
U. S
Esther ‘Crumbull
John Coolidge
Miss Trumbul
Miss Trumbull
Noda Coolidge
Joan
Vernon Records First Heat Death In Texas County
Vernon Texas reports the first heat death as W A Jarkson aged 43 dies in Vernon after collapse in the heat. The mercury returns to a high mark for the year at 110 degrees, the victim succumbing after exposure in the hot weather.
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Ly Intersalidual News Service
Vernon
Tex
W. A. Jarkson
Jackson
Mercors
Bandera Glorious Fourth Celebration Recalls Historic Reunion
A fragmentary Bandera notice details a long ago Fourth celebration with entertainment including dancing rides fireworks and a barbecue dinner. Admission is free with possible camping and no extra charges for staying on the grounds.
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Bandera
Merach Dar
Adwisalon
Candidates flood 6A field in heated county contest
With the Democratic convention over, Bos ar county races heat up as nearly 100 candidates vie for July primers. Watson leads independent camp with a full week of speaking and a barbecue plan at Paul's Grove. Independent backers include Abe, Malmes, Black, and Rex Jones, while the county machine limits public meetings to about 15.
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People's Progressive
Dave Watson
Watson
Soice Tine
Hears B. Dielmann
Charles Matthews
Aled
Paul's Grove
San Antonio
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Wees
Wolson
Robert F. Abe
Robert Malmes
Corsolseloner
Precinet
A. Black
Rex Jones
Labor Leader J Ramins MacDonald Heads to Canada
London June 30 J Ramins MacDonald premier of Gurat Britsio not present leader of the Labor Party will vacation in Canada this year accompanied by his daughters among them Tibbel. He sails July 28 for about two months with headquarters at Lake of the Woods near Winnipeg. He will speak in several cities en route and visit Governor General Willingdon.
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J. Ramins MacDonald
Firak Isbor
Gurat Britsio
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Mace ‘Donald
Lake of the Woods
Winni
Car Willingdon
Elopement mystery after boy wires home for money
In Waynesha Wisconsin a staged elopement tale unfolds as 24 year old Walter Kinnsy sends a telegram to his parents from Woodstock for funds. A missing co ed, Minn Fitzgerald of Marquette University, was initially feared kidnapped as the scene shifts from Mapleton to a home setting and a kimono attire is noted in the report.
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Hungary Sued Over Telegram Delay Damages Case
In Budapest on June 30 a Hungarian merchant named Teter Korb sued the government for 100000 marks claiming a telegram delay cost him his daughter’s life. The telegram intended to save her from an ailment was delayed, and Korb seeks damages from the Hungarian government.
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City seeks renamed parks and street names in Riverside Roosevelt clash
City commissioners weigh swapping Riverside and Roosevelt park names with Roosevelt kept as Edmunds Grove. Residents oppose changing Alvares street to Westbrook citing pronunciation and local attachment. Historical and Landmarks Association protests renaming, decision targeted for Monday.
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Riverside
Roosevelt Orks
Baliiday
Paul Lt. Stefan
Rich & Plaw
Sieffler
Alvares Street
City Hill
Alvarez
Kher
Hisorical and
Landmarks Assortation
Adina de % Vale
Alvaréz
Weastbronk
Walking Law Ready Soon
San Antonio prepares for a traffic sign ordinance aimed at pedestrian violations. Assistant city attorney Thomas Dobbs Jr reports the measure not yet complete. Fire and Police Commissioner Phi Wright says the plan focuses on education first, with enforcement to begin after passage.
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Wright
Earhart to attempt westward Atlantic flight soon
Amelia Earhart plans a westward flight across the Atlantic next month after healing delays. Mabel Royl, queen of diamonds, sails for France as preparations for a Tire de France and a weeklong relay flight continue. Charles Levine announces the plan and a two week window for departure, to be conducted in a split European and American aircraft.
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Amelia Earhart
Healen
Ketchmay
Mys Ulhornathus
Lindy and Carranza Fly to Detroit Field
In New York on June 20 Kaptain Fania Carranza and Charles A. Lindbergh prepared separate flights to Detroit Field. Carranza piloted Lindberg's Ryan monoplane while Lindbergh rode in a Curtis Falcon mail plane. both departed around 1 05 p.m. local time.
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Sed Cop
Paris Art Students Eject at Quat’z Arts Ball
Paris police intervened as a mob of several hundred students and patrons clashed with arriving guests at a Quat'z Arts ball. Wealthy Americans and locals faced jeers and confrontation amid a lavish, costume filled scene with champagne and a large crowd, raising questions about security and admission.
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Pittsturghere Ruards
Thaw
Uarry
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Speciaria
Munich Beer Records Show Decline in Consumption
Munich residents drank 10 percent less beer in the past year than 1926, with per person fill counts around 42 pints. Milk consumption rose by about 30 percent, as authorities note festive October beer events and large July sales ads from Geo Keene druggist promoting fireworks and automative novelties.
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