San Antonio campaign heats up with first hearing held
In a developing local race John D. Hartman and Verne Miller push campaign efforts in San Antonio with early legal actions and district judge involvement. Federal padlock applications surface as the period gathers momentum amid partisan activity and organizational notices.
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San Antonio
John D. Hartman
Verne Miller
DuVal West
U. S. Dist. Ay. Club
Despridante
Nemeeeet Enemann
Free speech and lynching in 1925 urged in debate
Arthur Brisbane reflects on lynching numbers, free speech, and public meetings, arguing the cost of defending freedom of assembly and expression remains high. The piece cites religious hatred, election dynamics, and aluminum industry progress, ending with a note on Republican celebrations at Jackson, Michigan.
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Ats
Repubican Party
Jackson
Mich
Wark
Republican National
Hyde
Gentieueg
Oklahoma City Guards Trim Violence After Fourth of July Shootings
Oklahoma City guards are posted after a July Fourth liquor raid tied to the fatal shootings of James Harris and Oscar Lowery. Three suspects, including W. M. Thomason, face preliminary hearings. funeral services held for Harris and Lowery. In Arkansas, Chidester marshal Marsh and officer Patterson die in a liquor raid gun battle, Patterson killed by Constable Luther Meeks who also wounds Marshal Mate.
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Oklaboma City
Okla
INS
Foor
Pottawatomié
Heer
Mi Thomason
Dyter
Heven
Fone
Tecumeh
Teeumseh
Harris
Lowry
Lawn Bynday
Camden
Ark
Dir
UPFL
Chidhster
Atk. Diy
Mate
Chidester Marshall
Watter Patterson
Marah
Amoke
Tatterson
Patterson
Tuthor Meeks
Pattersone
Meeks
John Pritt
Marsh
Pruitt Wat
Representatives resign to Governor Moody in Texas
Austin Texas today House members Ben Woodall Maewhall and G Shipman Woilton tendered their resignations to Governor Moody effective immediately.
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Soltis
Moody Austin
Toly
Ben Woodall
Maewhall
G Shipman
Woiilton
Moody
Capital Swelters As Hoover Cabinet Flee Heat
In a blistering heat wave, President Hoover and the cabinet avoided the capital's swelter. Hoover fished near Venison River, Virginia, while Vice President Curtis rested in Topeka, and other officials traveled for official business or brief respite.
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Washington, D. C
Sullrivat
Cnils
Gue Orient
Linn” Ang
Thore
Incl
Cneres
Hoover
Tnins
Virginia
Curtix
Topeka
Gvéry
Viller
Firemen Rescue Sixty Trapped in West End House Fire
Boston dispatch reports a blaze in the West End tenement trapping about 60 residents. Firemen and a chaperoned evacuation brought all to safety before flames overwhelmed the eight family dwelling. An investigation into the fire’s cause was ordered.
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Boston
West, End
Erent
Weather Forecast Jumbles Create Brief Card
Fragmented OCR shows forecast for Monday night through Tuesday with cloudy temperatures around nine degrees and light to moderate winds. Mention of thundershowers and cooler trends on the coast, with northeast winds and unsettled portions.
Pathfinders Flight Loss Prompts Memorial Aircrews
The Rome-bound Pathfinder flight vanishes near Porland coast five miles east of Gapshme after takeoff from the beach. Coastguard planes and a small commercial craft accompany the doomed mission, with a memorial service planned aboard the escort vessel. A separate court action grants a permanent injunction against a West Commerce Street establishment amid prohibition enforcement actions, while a minor California quake is reported.
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Old Orgward Beach
Bain
Manus
Mane
Pathfinder
Leona MM
Melka
Porhland
Gapshme
Sikehard
Hit Isras
Coastguard
Jmbir
William
Cen
Phillip Dayna
Yancey
Williams
One Motor Powers Big Plane at Old Orchard
A fragment describes a Pathfinders Hellania craft at Old Orchard Me dated July 6. The 200 horsepower motor powers a craft with overall length 204 feet, wingspan 50 feet, wing lift surface 300 square feet, speed cruising around 00, and a claimed range of 4450 miles per hour. Fuselage color tight green with aluminum wings and NX 3780 markings in black.
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Roger Q
Williams
Nuvlantor
Lewis A. Yancey
Sait
Bratf
Rome
Old Orchard
Pathfinders
Hellania
Tugrbagr
Fulton to Manage Animals at San Antonio Zoo
Charles Fulton, formerly assistant superintendent in Memphis, was appointed superintendent of the San Antonio Zoo after board charges of incompetence and disliking animals. Salary fixed at 125 dollars monthly. Meeting also discussed completing barless monkey island project at 12,000 dollars, with architects Adams and Adams chosen and budget safeguards stated. An investigation was planned into Hugo Bohl, an artist linked to a park building collapse, and efforts discussed to provide living quarters for the new superintendent. Fred Styrk noted as bird keeper.
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Charles Fulton
Memphis, Tenn
Suverdu Tendent
San Antonio Zoo
Gary Tuttle
Eiktsbehren Mager
W. Go Thrailkill
Adams
A Adams
W. M. McIntosh
McIntogh
San Antonio
Hugo Bohl
Fred Styrk
Peiniod Hooper
Zon
Pastor Flays Bishop In Chicago Sermon at Methodist Church
Pastor Rey Thompson denounced Bishop Cannon at a Chicago Methodist church service last night. He warned that Cannon's open dealings with Luck etshop speculation sullies the church and harms supporters of temperance and prohibition, saying the church cannot ignore the scandal.
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Ry Universal Service
Chicago
Janes Gannon Jr
Methoorist Episcopal Church
South
Rey
del Thompson
First Methodist
Yeller
Allship
Police Chiefs and Sheriffs Convene in San Antonio
The first of 500 delegates to the Police Chiefs and Sheriff's associations began arriving in San Antonio for the annual convention. J. K. Ellis of Fort Worth and George Smith of Dallas led early arrivals as they discussed contests at the pistol range and a busy agenda. T. A. Binford of Houston, association president, planned talks with Alfonso Newton, Bexar County sheriff, on business sessions and entertainment.
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Civl City Marshals’ Association
Sherfs' Association
San Antonio
Reed
J. K. Ellis
Fort Worth
George , Smith
Dallas
St Exposition Grounds
Sithcouré
T. A. Binford
Houston
Sheriffs' Association
Alfonso Newton
Bexar County
Lonsten
Biufard
Barau City
Montag
Jim
Sheriff Stevens
Austin
Avid Austin
Associa'e
Mrs Vanderbilt Daughter Wed to Prince in France
Mrs Margaret Stutherfurd daughter of Mrs W K Vanderbilt married Prince Charles Murat third son of Prince Josehim Napoleon Murat in a ceremony at St Francois the Saviour. Attending were her cousin Alan Rutherford and Jacques Bruzan husband of the former Constelo Vanderbilt, with Prince Joachim and the groom’s brother present.
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Panis
Margaret Stutherfurd
Paul Dukes
Charles’ Murat
Josehim
Napoleon Murat
Stutherfurd
W. K. Vanderbilt
Alan Rutherford
Jacques Bnixan
Constelo Vanderbilt
Man Runs Amuck With Shotgun Shot. Police Kill Suspect
Chicago reports a 53 year old Andrew Kells who roamed streets with a shotgun firing at lights and terrorizing neighbors before barricading himself at home. Velvet tear bombs forced his retreat and when he refused to surrender officers opened fire, killing him.
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Chicago
Andrew Kells
Kelly
Hig
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