King Sehee and royal procession in London crowds
King Sehee and Queen Mary rode in an open landau from Albert Hall to Buckingham Palace, greeted by vast crowds and cheers. A royal procession drew thousands, with Princess Elizabeth among onlookers as the monarchs acknowledged the jubilant public and carried out the historic display in bright, ceremonial attire.
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Four Die After Auto Plunges Through Rail Crossing
In Washington WD a car sped through an overpass crossing rail, dropped 36 feet to the tracks, killing four men: Oscar Bolme 36 Ad tian. Louis Olson 33 Pars on N. Dit Pronk Greenstein al. John ThomiMer 45 Jomestore N. Edward, driver, was burned but expected to survive. A guest map in the car was injured.
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Secretary Mellon and officials inspect new small currency
Secretary Mellon surveys newly issued smaller currency as Assistant Secretary Henry Herrick Bond sits nearby. Director Hall of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing presents the new bills in a formal Treasury display.
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Royal Homecoming Delights Crowds In London Parade
Crowds cheered as a croy and pink rogue carriage approached the palace amid flags and cheers. King George waved from the open carriage while Princess Elizabeth watched from Piccadilly. The procession drew to a close with a balcony appearance and a chorus of God Save the King, followed by a grateful royal message.
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City Budget Figures Show Large Allocations Across Departments
The proposed city budget outlines extensive allocations including city attorney 45000, auditor 43100, city clerk 151000, purchasing agent 16000, corporation court 526000, health department 10500, auditorium 40000, public welfare 30000, museum 12000, tax collector 16400, treasurer 7500, street cleaning 250000, sanitation and sewers 15000, city hall building 19000, street maintenance 405000, police 476300, fire 483700, lights 122000, and other items totaling substantial yearly expenses.
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Katy Announces Rail Rates for Midwestern Trips
Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad will offer round trips from Katy next Saturday to Cleveland Detroit and Toledo with two-way fares priced at 11, 42.45 and 42.45 according to passenger agent F. Rifflu. The timetable lists departures on Saturdays and runs through August with multiple destinations including Cleveland Detroit and Toledo.
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Detroit
Toledo
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Divisig
Oklahoma Fishing Preserve Opens at Altus Dam
Altus Oklahoma marks the opening of Tanke Altus at Lagert dam for public fishing and state recreation. The event includes Fourth of July festivities with fireworks and patriotic displays as local vendors promote supplies and celebration.
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Altus
Okls
Tesastami
Committee to aid farmers buys viewer for grain
President Honger sets up a committee to help famished agrarian by boosting farmer buyers of wheat, corn and cotton without raising prices. The plan calls for subcommittees and an investigating committee to report before the next presidential election.
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Dairymen Gather for Dairyland Day in San Antonio
Dairymen and families from across the state gathered in San Antonio for a Dairyland Day event presented by Southwest Dairy Products in collaboration with Prosperity Month. Registration began at the Gunter Hotel, with a 10:15 inspection leading to a barbecue, entertainment, and a shore of activities culminating in the selection of dairy maids in the Queen Court event at the Majestic theater.
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New Army Bathing Pool Opens at Fort Sam Mourlen
A newly completed concrete swimming pool on the Ralaa creek within Fort Sam Mourlen military reservation opened officially Monday. The pool serves soldiers in the Citizens Military Training Camp and is touted as one of the finest of its kind on the plate. It was built by Bo fret and features a small protective pact for the children.
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Senate Probe Highlights Dallas Political Corruption Claims
Dallas witnesses criticized the Creager machine as a pay-to-play effort to install compliant officials. Allen Baller described a special arrangement between Morris and a Dallas druggist for liquor, while Bailey charged overruled renewal of permits and illicit payments. Other testimonies tied Republican politics to alleged graft and influence in the Dallas district.
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Light Corrects G O P Probe Testimony Report
The Light corrects a home edition report on a G O P probe. It states J M Houston testified he applied for the Austin postmaster job and withdrew after county chairman Mr Rosenberg told him he would need to pay 10 percent of the salary if appointed.
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Pedestrian Safety Spars Over Private Sidewalk Use
Public sidewalk curb lines near Laurel Heights sparked a dispute as Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright opposed private driveway set backs at Main and Woodlawn and at Fulton and Blanche avenues. Property owners pressed for a bend allowing access claiming existing permits and city action threaten pedestrian safety. council agreed to inspect sites with a commission representative.
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Blance Road
Fulton Avenue
Comunity Craters
San Antonio
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Y Commission
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Woodlawn Avenury
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Stendard
Mev Weight
Endurance Flyers Press On In World Flight Bid
Cleveland July 1 weary pilots Byron Newcomb and Tay Mitchell push through chop winds as they near the end of day three in their bid to beat the 172.5 hour fuelled flight record.
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Byron K. Newcomb
Tay Te Mitchell
Torn WA Plant Chief Appointment Sparks Budget Fight
The appointment of Charles Tobin as overseer of the Exposition pack disposal plant at a cost of 406. per mile wax was announced by Street Commissioner Paul Stettler. Construction of the new sewage plant on the South Loop road will cost about 1,250,000. The city plans to contest contractor J Dupuy over Belgian cement use, as attorney Jon Cunningham filed for an injunction to stop city interference.
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Exposition Pack
Tleserare
Pee Milh Wax
Paul
Stettler
Lecniue
South Loop
J. Dupuy
Ansemales
Jon Cunningham
Lawser
Salaslay
Motorman Beaten by Couple On West End Street
Motorman Ty A. Vermillion was slugged and injured Sunday night near 412 West Lowist Street after two intoxicated Mexicana men attacked him when he asked them to pull over. He was treated at Robert R. Green Hospital and provided a license plate number. Detectives T. G. Hunke and Se Lurber said arrests were not yet made.
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West Lowist Street
West End
Lato
Gair
Reis Ang Zarane
Frama
Robert R. Green Hospital
T. G. Hunke
Se Lurber
Airship to End Long Distance Rail Teases
The piece argues for a vigorous push by private air companies into research and urgent defense roles, claiming a true airship could yield vast dividends. It notes scarce profits from passenger and mail routes but envisions a future where air travel replaces rail, highlighting British air efforts and search operations at sea as context.
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