Bridal Pair Separated Night of Nuptials in San Antonio
Larry Mickel and his bride Freda wed Tuesday and searched downtown San Antonio for each other after a midnigh touting. They reunited at dawn Wednesday and the couple sought a hotel apartment on South Alamo Street. They later toured a moving picture show and the wife collected money due from former employers. The husband worried she had vanished and sought police aid as both wandered the streets seeking their new home.
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Larry Mickel
Freda
South Alamo Street
Toy Moving Picture Show
Heidegroym
Ash
Explorers to Quit Research in Egypt
London report cites Sir Flinders Petrie abandoning Egyptian research to shift to southern Palestine due to alleged interference by the Egyptian Department of Antiquities under French Director Lacau. Petrie says American excavators at Thebes have left sites and must divert time to studying earlier discoveries.
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Egypt
London
Sir Flinders Petrie
Palestine
Department of Antiquities
Lacau
Flinders
The
Daily Express
Hindranuces
Thebes
Thermane
Culprit Punches Chambers Eyes Out Cardboard Ed Sign
District Attorney C M Chambers had both eyes punched out Wednesday by a culprit caught in the act by Deputy Sheriff John Subira. Chambers says the loss was only the cardboard display eyes from an elev tion sign and laughs at the incident. The suspect is in Bexar county jail awaiting trial and it remains unclear if Chambers will personally prosecute.
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C. M. Chambers
John Subira
Bexar County
Chambers
Dallas Mexicans to Aid Flood Victims in Mexico
Dallas Mexican leaders after a conference with Mexican consul T. Canta Lara organize a campaign to raise funds for relief of thousands of flood sufferers in Mexico. A committee will oversee contributions and coordinate the effort in Dallas, with local residents urged to give generously.
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Dallas
Republic
Mexico
Tt. Canta Lara
Illinois History to Be Unearthed by University Team
University of Chicago anthropologists plan Indiana State era excavations to locate ancient Indian settlements in Illinois and promote museum building in Illinois cities. The project aims to map early tribal sites and foster regional historical interest amid urban lighting petitions from residents near Gladmena and Fairmount streets.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Egypt
Ja Tling
Far
Cooper Cole
Illinois
Church Plans Qvtng at Southwest Texas encampment
Carleton W. Adams president of the Southwest Texas encampment Christian churches announced plans for a two mile north encampment site near Center Point for a July 14 barbecue and lot sale. Features include playground golf course baseball swimming pool and future permanent buildings. The 1965 Lockhart district convention supported establishing the encampment.
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Carleton W. Adams
Southwest Tesas
Christian Churches
Adams
District Convention of Christian Churches
Lockhart
Christian Churches of
Southwest Texas
Bank sue Earl of Pembroke for 44000 pounds interest
British Bank brings proceedings against the Earl of Pembroke alleging 44000 pounds interest claimed over the past year. The earls assets are listed as 53000 pounds with no other assets noted. The case highlights the financial disputes involving a leading British peer amid mounting debts.
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London
Earl of Pembroke
French critic injured in duel with playwright
Paris July report says critic Suain Alvarez and playwright Robert Zevaco dueled in Bois Colombes near the Olympic Stadium after Zevaco was angered by an Alvarez article. Alvarez received a slight wound, Zevaco said his honor was vindicated, and the men reconciled and shook hands.
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Paris
Suain Alvarez
Robert Zevaco
MM. Zevaco
Bois Colombes
Olympic Stadium
M. Alvarez
M. Zeraco
Date Set For Probe Of Illinois Campaign Funds
The Senate campaign funds committee decided to begin its investigation of the Illinois Republican primary on July 20 in Chicago. It will probe charges of expenditures totaling 1,000,000 dollars for Senator William B. Mokie and 2,000,000 dollars on behalf of Frank T. Smith who defeated him for renomination.
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Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Chicago
William B. Moki
Frank T. Smith
Britain imports coal as strike continues
London July reports that more than a million tons of coal have been run into Great Britain since the coal strike began. George R. Lane-Fox, secretary of mines, told the House of Commons that most coal came from the United States and the Continent for private firms, with imports aiding supply during the stoppage.
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London
Great Britain
George R. Lane-Fox
House of Commons
United States
Selection of Jury Begins in Rum Case
Selection of a jury to try William V. Dwyer and 10 other alleged members of an international rum ring began today. The Dever rum ring is described as the backbone of rum row and is said to have run its own fleet of oceangoing steamers and conducted a large liquor trade from expansive offices in New York.
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New York
Jhls T—P
William V. Dwyer
Dever
Fisherman Return From Coast Sunburned But Happy
Alfred Harris a clerk in the Thirty seventh district court and three courthouse attaches came back to San Antonio Wednesday from a fishing trip to Aransas Pass. Others in the party were Fred Rossi a clerk in the Ninety Fourth district court and William Russell and Leonard Brown attorneys.
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Alfred Harris
Thirty-seventh District Court
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Fred Rossi
Ninety-Fourth
William Russell
Leonard Brown
Target Range Season Opens With Camp Bullis Move
Opening the 1926 target season for infantry troops of the Second Division the Fourth Brigade will move to Camp Bullis Friday for six weeks of firing. About 1300 officers and enlisted men will participate, traveling by truck rather than marching. Brigadier General Harold B. Fiske will oversee the practice using rifle pistol machine gun automatic rifle trench mortar and one pounder.
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Camp Bullis
Bullis
Truch
Harold B. Fiske
Earthquake Shakes Austrian Village And Surrounding Areas
An earthquake today struck Styria and Lower Austria causing heavy damage in Muerzanschalz near Mount Semmering. Repeated shocks terrified residents but there were no fire losses. Upper Austria reports continued flood damage with some fire loss. Passau saw many houses destroyed.
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Vienna
Styria
Lower Austria
Muerzanschalz
Mount Semmering
Upper Austria
Passau
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