Architect Dies In Plunge From Office Building
Willis Ramey a 44 year old architect of Mexico City died after plunging from the Alamo National Bank Building on a Saturday afternoon. He fell from the 22nd floor to the fourth floor roof, leaving a mangled body found by Chief of Police Ower Kilday. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at St Mark's Episcopal Church with cremation following at a local park. He is survived by his wife and two children in Paris, plus a brother, sister, and mother.
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Willis Ramey
Mexico City
Alamo National Bank
Yound
Follee
Ower Kilday
Ranney
Tleaver
BR. Wegel
Compania de Luz Y Fuerza Morris
Mexico
Aly
Paris
France
Masher
F W. Snowey
Alred J Hannes
Baler
Ball B. Brrest
Sunantanta
Medina Lake
Chet Une
Terrell Bartlett
Bone Sime Ego
Mineo City
Santa Rosa Houpliz
St Mark's Episcopal Birth
A.B. McKinnity
Burig
St. Paul
Inh
San Antonio
American Society of Civil Engineers
Elite Lodge
Masonic Order
Megdalin Ranney
Delphine Ranny
Willis Ranney Jr Tis
George H. Ranney
Ived CL Ranney
Ti. P. Atreel
Sai Abloviv
Downtown Bandit Robs Woman of 55 Downtown at Daylight
Police report a daylight robbery on Niverro and Crockett streets about 11 4 pm. A man described as about 35 years old and white with a pistol grabbed Mrs. D. L. Allen's purse containing $55 and fled in a car. She could not identify the suspect from photos.
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Niverro
Crockett Streets
D. L. Allen
Probandt
Allen
Shevik
Mic
Wargat
Curtaya
Ochs to Address Legion Group Tuesday at Hotel
Ocin presides Lup chamber of commerce will address Antonio Husintas Aud Provisional Man post Na American Legion at the BL Antieny hotel Monday at 12 15 pm He will speak on retirement provisions and related topics.
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Ochs
Legion Group
Merman HB
Ocin
Lup Chamber of Commerce
Addicely
Antonio Husintas
American Legion
Werkly
Antieny
Retiomia Roidiitns
Poultry Group Plans Benefit Supper at Lee Home
The Tope Star Poultry group will hold a benefit supper and social at the home of secretary Miss Feanel Brown, 430 Keylan avenue, Tuesday night at 7 30. The event includes a dance, bridge, and other games.
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Poultry Group
Tope Star Poultry
Wseolhe Lion
Lye
Ith
Misa Feanel
Kaylan Avenue
Warn 8A Against Bogus Solicitors
The Vigilaner rites Baltivdy film site pgatnal dahaltig in agents soliciting Ninety for her Voltininerd at Armetics. The organization is no longer active here, Trener paid.
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Baltivdy
Hartman and White Return From Waco Mission to San Antonio
John L Hartman United States district attorney and Seely Co White marshal arrived in San Antonio after leaving Waco where they attended duties and were expected to hold forthcoming events. Deputy clerk Joe Caralihe reviewed from Austin where he had been near the federal court.
Tragic double shooting shocks San Antonio couple
Mrs Gladys Miller, 20, is killed in her West Locust Street apartment after a quarrel with her ex husband Cecil Miller, 38, who then dies minutes later. Witnesses include neighbor Mrs A A Griffin and girl Margaret Smart, eight, as police investigate the motive and hold an inquest. General Calles arrives in San Antonio greeted by U S military and Mexican officials during a ceremonial visit.
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Gladys Miller
West Locust Street
Jala] Lo
Cecil Miller
Chal Miller
Miller
Robert B. Greed Suupitul
G. W. Thom
A. A. Griffin
M.N. Powler
Joud
John FR. Shook
Inquez Bronday
Vodles
Mer
Riebe_Undertaking COMPANy
Soldier Dies After Motorcycle Crash Near Austin
Militon Hurd, 23, of Brooksfield First Photo section, died in Austin hospital after a collision with a car miles north of Austin. Blood donors and surgeon efforts failed to save him. Co-rider M. Kearn of the Twenty second Observation squadron was seriously injured. Turd, on furlough from South Ykota, was involved.
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Milton 4
Hurd
Brooks Field
Austin
Joe Jumes
Austln
Brooke Field
Gant
M. Scott
Brooksfield
M. Kearn
Turd
Mss
South Ynkota
Point Cadet Assigned for Intensive Military Course
A. Point Cadet Alport at West Point has been assigned to a company and will receive an intensive six week course in military subjects including drills and lectures. He begins his instruction next week as part of the training program.
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Alport
Howlevardt
West Point
Senehr
10 and 20 Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A San Antonio feature recalls events from 10 and 20 years ago. The county offices report poll box activity as voters relocate and county clerks discuss upcoming primaries. Banks plan a noon Saturday closing as part of a local Half-Day Friday effort. A pecan grove in Drackenridge Park suffers decay from irrigation and age.
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The
San Antonio Light
Wehy
Drackenridge Park
Army Officers to Meet Calles Train at Laredo
A delegation of Mexican war department officers from Mexico City arrived in Laredo this morning aboard the presidential train to meet Gen. Plutarco Calles and party. The presidential train was escorted by an honor guard of 212 men. The visitors were entertained in Laredo on the preceding Saturday by American army and federal officials.
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Mom Boxton
San Antonio
Fiutaren Oalles
It War
Mexico
Wea
Missouri
Twenty-third Infantry
United States
San Antone
Talla
Mexico City
Galles
Winans
Laredo
Prince of Monaco to Give Up Realm
Paris. The Prince of Monaco plans to retire from the throne amid economic decline and the prince’s frail health. The principality would be placed under a French government under Versailles treaty terms pending consultation with the interior minister.
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Prince of
Monaco
Realm
Paris
CNS
Tealmine
Cutie
Amerter
Rnformed
Vergalles
Parks
Marte Carlo
Man Fired On From Automobile Ambush Reported
A man was fired on from an automobile near his home on Friday night. The assailants fled, and the victim offered no motive for the attempted ambush. Local police are investigating the incident.
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Davis
Breas Bena
Parrot in Backyard Creates Daily Stir Nearby Home
In Mr W C Chamberlains Crosby Street residence a three year old green and yellow parrot named Polly causes constant bustle by shouting ex treee tight and Sunday light. Neighbors are amused and perplexed as Polly imitates newsboys and calls his owner daring.
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W. C. Chamberlain
Crosby Street
Polly
Ales McPherson
Mrs Chamberlain
Vacation Bible School Opens at Westminster Church
Vacation Bible School will open at Westminster Presbyterian Church and run two weeks starting Monday. Sessions run daily 9 to 11 230 a.m. except Saturdays and Sundays for children ages 4 to 15 in four departments. Mrs. H E Stone leads beginners, Mrs. H P Dales prim ary, Mrs. H C Fullerton tutor, Glen Musi intermediate. Miss Ella TH Hesse directs the school.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
H. £. Stone
H. P. Dales
H.C. Fullerton
Glen Musi
Ella
Hesse
Honor Roll Students Named by Maines Administraling Univ
Dean J A Fitzgerald of the University of Texas announces the honor roll for the school. The following students earned high averages include Carl Fullman Walford Badovaky Jim Henry Batt Ronald Prevel Tiviat Gresevke Von Shivgarh and James Folose.
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J. A. Fitzgerald
Schoo of Maines Administraling
University of Texas, Annnimres
Sim Antonio Flantts
Lye Honor Couit
Qyer
Oy Helter
Carl Fuluman
Walford Badovaky
Jim Henrty Batt
Rolald Prevelt
Tetiat Gresevke
von Shivgarh
James Foloee
Jiddu Krishnamurti Lectures Planned
A meeting will be held to plan lectures by Jiddu Krishnamurti in October. The organizing group includes representatives from Mexican City and Hollywood figures, with Mary Foraker noted among active participants.
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Jiddu Krishnamurti
St. Anthony
Remember When Ward Traitors Entered Cars
A fragmented reminiscence by Miss Sally Mughee recalls Sunday afternoons when tiles commands allowed entry. The piece notes open Sine tenjlera and crowded halls filled with silenced voices, reflecting on past events and guarded spaces.
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Sally Mughee
U.S
Death of Woman Found Hanging in Home
Mrs Hannah Weber age 89 was found dead hanging by a garden clothes closet at her Pershing Avenue home Saturday night. The discovery was made by her son Paul Weber and her son in law William Greene. Justice of the Peace John R. Shook delayed verdict until Monday. Weber is survived by daughters Mrs W A Henderson and Mrs John P Broway and Mrs Greene.
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Hannah. Weber
Tershing Avenue
Hanning
Paul Weber
Boome
Wiliam Greene
Pershing
Justice of the
John R. Shook
Arene
Shaok
Amai
Weber
Hues Gaughters
W. A. Henderson
Beattie
John PF
Broway
San Diego
Calif
Greene
Woman Affects Man's Release in Bexar County Case
The case references Helen Stiles filing against Frank Lindsay with threats of action. Lindsay reportedly faced a restraining or court-ordered release matter connected to an incident in Bexar County. Details describe Lindsay's inability to secure a release until conditions or payments were arranged.
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Tne Bexar
Frank Lindsay
Helen Stiles
Lindsay
Montis Rao
Mexican Road Warning During Rainy Season
Motorists are warned the road to Mexico City is not open in the rainy season. W U lim ED Furlong of the chamber of commerce saved the day with five inquiries Saturday. Pur long said several chambers informed drivers they can use Liles highway under construction, though the route is impossible during rain.
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Mexico City
Wuim ED Furlong
Bhamber of Commerce
Soran
Purlong
Som c Chambers of Commerce
Liles
Furlough Economy Law Held Up Temporarily
Washington notified Postmaster Giens that furlough economy rules are on hold until further notice. Local staff were told to apply the cut to pay and give five days per month until a full month’s pay is recorded. Confusion arose as federal employees were absent since the law took effect.
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Washington Net
PF. G. Giens
Series B Scrip Payments to Teachers Publicized
Series B scrip was paid to senior school staff at Brackenridge High. Elementary and junior school teachers at Hawthorne Junior School will receive warrants on Monday.
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Brackenridge High
Hawtthorne Junior School
Hawthorne Junlar School
Mexican Official to Represent at London Games
A Mexican official was ordered to the Olympic Games in London to act as consul general. The assignment was confirmed amid preparations in Los Angeles and San Antonio for the event.
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Chazaro
Eduncitn Hernendex Ohagaro
San Antonio
Mexico
Olarle Garsab
Los Angeles
London
Ehnsul
Ralyiees Vercerd
Tateda Gabwriay
Four San Antonio Cavalry Officers Ordered to Duty
Four San Antonio Cavalry officers receive active duty orders. The group includes RL Teasley, Cink Vene, Dpiins, and Deshler Whi, reporting to Home Town Field for duty. Additional officers listed include TM Biber and ALBS Gribanty with dates and assignments as noted.
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San Antonio
Sa Amenid
Aetive Ghuly
Port Clark
Teasley Cink
Nod Munemfelt
Catton
Capta
Ete Deshler
Dougherty
Cave
Edge Will Decide On Negro Vote in Local Primary
A federal judge in Houston heard a case challenging the Texas Democratic Party’s ban on Black voters in primary ballots. Attorneys argued over the party rule and state law, with the judge set to rule on injunctive relief that could affect voting access for Black voters in the forthcoming primary.
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Edge
Jidge
Federal District Court
Themis M. Kerintely
Houston
Nidges
J. Metillan
Dival West
Defo
Iwide
Kennedy
Wright Johnson
Supreme Court
Rome
W. L. Matthews
Uhralsard
Mit
Junge Sydney
Brooks, Matthaws
J. R
Anne Volnes
Mauss
Terquerle
Mac Brooks
Mac Hon
Brooks
Rogers
Sigmocraile
Weber
Arling
Mario Etter
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Manila
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Frank Shehulskie
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