Higgins Wins Fund Fight for Lions Budget Rise
W G Higgins and the Lions Club secured 7300 for this year to operate Lions playground. Funding will be matched by 2500 from the Lions directors, totaling 10000. Higgins announced after talks with Mayor Chambers and Commissioner Hubical, who supports the increase. The club will hire a director, coach, dancing teacher, and dramatic music instructors. current staff is one director. Rubiola had urged city takeover of the field funding previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Higgins
Lions’ Club
Sivotinus Tursiay
Berk
Jacob Miabiola
Mr. Higgins
Th. M. Chambers
Hubicla
Lions’ Tube
Figgins
Rubiole
Fia
Rubiola
Governor Called in Death Trial of 23 Strikers
Subpoena issued for the appearance of Governor O. Max Gariites in the death trial of 23 strikers and sympathizers. The proceedings concern the slaying of city patrol chief C. E. Aderholt at the strikers camp on June 7. Trial set for next Sunday, with Governor Gardner to appear in court there in July.
Ex- erid Hero Wins Own Court Battle
George Rush Meadows, once a noted Southern California football star, represented himself in municipal court and secured the dismissal of fugitive charges. The case was dismissed when Hamilton County Ohio officers did not appear for the hearing.
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TNS Angeles
George
Rush") Meadows
Hamilton Counts
Ohio
Ford Favors Free Trade for Cars and Trucks
Henry Ford, leading American carmaker, endorsed free trade for automobiles and trucks today in a statement filed with the Senate Finance Committee in Washington. The remark frames his position on tariff policy affecting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
American Automobile Producers
Ae Leeford
Nm Wetter
Senate Sinanve Committee
King George Makes Quiet Recovery After Surgery
Buckingham Palace announced progress after King George underwent a recent operation. The brief notice said he was sitting up again and showing continued improvement, with doctors optimistic about a full recovery.
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Tandon
Juiz
George
Buckingham Palace
Playwright Eugene O Neill marries Carlotta Monterey in Paris
American dramatist Eugene O Neill wed actress Carlotta Monterey in Paris and are honeymooning in the Tyrol. O Neill’s second wife Agnes Boulton recently divorced him after several years of marriage, with his New York agent announcing the wedding.
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Eugene O'Neill
Carlotta Monterey
Paris
The
Tyrol
Agnes Boulton O'Neill
O'Neill
N. Y
Tragic mix up ends with mistaken home brew tale
A San Antonio man who brewed beer at home becomes the center of a tense night after a bandit scare. Police search the house basement and find exploded corks on beer bottles, revealing the drink was unfinished and not a crime. No one harmed.
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San* Antonio
Jammed Steering Gear Costs Auto Driver Ten Dollar Fine
Ed Avery, 26, of 214 Delmar Street, testified Tuesday in Corporation Court that steering gear jammed near Victoria Street caused his car to drift into Niegs Ramere’s vehicle at 4100 block. Judge Dave Watson fined Avery $10 on a left side driving charge. Ramere was acquitted of negligent collision.
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Jose Donitoh
Victoria
Ed Avery
Delmar Street
Niegs Ramere
Wyoming Street
Corporation
Vpart
Dave Watson
Ro- Mera
Ayers
Bakeley May Head Los Angeles Heights Schools
Reports from a closed meeting indicate F Bakeley may be chosen as head of Los Angeles Heights Schools, with a proposed $1400 raise and reform of the teaching system. Hazs declined comment, another meeting set for Tuesday.
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Bakeley
Los Angeles
Heights
Mary Avenur
Suka
Tos Anzeier
Trigiers Mondor
G. &. Hazs
Chicago to Dallas Air Line Opens Amid Express Route Plans
A new Chicago to Dallas air line is announced to begin service once the Central, North, and Fast Express routes are finalized. Booking details and schedule announcements are expected from the involved rail and air authorities.
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Chicago-Dallas Air Line
Chigvagg
Atri Oeharwron
Dal- Jag
Minnis Central
Nsnzur
Fascist Leaders Injured in Auto Crash Abroad
Slitan Tigiy Waly 2ey-Pleru Parini, prominent Fascist party figures abroad, were injured near Coma when their car struck a post. The party members were returning from a summer camp for children of fallen emigrants, with reports stating bruises and minor injuries.
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Slitan
Tigiy
Waly
Pleru Parini
Fascist Party
Coma
Machine Wrking & Telegraph
Rummer
Local Social Figures Host Weekend Gatherings in Regios Play Ground
A parade of social events fills the weekend with swimming parties picnics and dinners. Mr and Mrs R Ji Stoberts entertain at a camp picnic on Scenic Loop with guests including Mrs Whitlock Mrs Bertin and others. Lieutenant Cureton Fort Sam Houston and family attend a later gathering at Romer of Lieutenant Teebert Henney. Captain Rarewall hosts a farewell dinner at Volly's Tea Room followed by ridge on the patio. Fort Sam Houston officers club hosts a luncheon and dance in honor of Captain and Mrs Steineliz with guests from the local circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ji. Stoberts
Nell Austin
Regios Playground
W. L. Whitlock
Nell Burtin
Margaret Nucsles
Anil Mes
Noil Brooks
Maurice Schnuss
Arthur Lyons Sed
Anil
Leland Shank
Herman Gooner
Beverly Spillman
Andrew
Stone Leigh Ranch
Center
Wil Leigh
Nathanial C. Cureton
Fort Sam
Houston Sill
Romer
Teebert Henney
Fort
Fill Okla
Tievtenantt
Walter Delwnge
Ptl McArdie
Socumen
Frank Rarewall
Volly'n Tea Room
George Steineliz
Ridge
Urige
Tuealay Martinz
Fort Sam Houston
Wan
Fleutenant
German legal fight over U S talkie system blocks imports
BERGA July 23 German legal resistance blocks German reproduction of American talkies tied to Western Electric patents. Tobis Films and Klang group align with Tobis interests in fight against Western Electric. Bristow of New York hints at potential U S action. Germany may bar American talkies if U S makers insist on Western Electric gear.
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BERGA
Fierman
Sueresty Ip
Germany
Weastern-Hleeteteayn Feriesrare
Atuarivan
Ayetera
Tobis Films
Nin Front
United States
Bristo
Phone
New York
Tobis
Western Electric
Jta
Pajama Wearing City Editor Draws Praise from Mayor
Elisabeth City editor Saunders faced no legal ban for strolling in pajamas on a street, with Mayor Flora declaring no indecent exposure and endorsing pajama wear in public. Saunders, dressed in sleepwear, defended the look as a citizen’s right and signaled personal support for pajama adoption.
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Carolina
Elizabelie Cty
E— WU. Saunders
Elisabeth City
Wignsture
Wickersham Plan Splits Days in Prohibition Debate
Washington July 29 The Wickersham plan to modify federal prohibition enforcement splits opinion among major anti prohibition forces and some bishops. Bishop Cannon calls the plan hazy while approving parts and favors stronger federal action if states fail to enforce Volstead. Northern anti prohibitionists mock the idea as reversing the balance. The law enforcement commission maintains silence as controversy swirls.
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Washington, DP. C
George. W. Wickersham
AntiSaloon League
Methodst Board of Prohibition
Temperance
T Public
Cannon Snid
Bichop
New York
Maryland
Wisconsin
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Alwa
Congress
Law Enforcement Commission
Wicker
Franklin D. Loscavelt
wWicker‘ham
Balleft States Supreme Court
Local Celebrities and Visitors Gather in San Antonio News
Alildon Weinfield returns to the city after visits to Galvesty and Chicago. Socials include Messia Welll wedding in Los Angeles, Mrs Litvin in St. Louis, and many guests from Houston, Dallas, Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee, and New York. Detours note travel to Springfield and St. Louis for relatives. Also covered are a hotel club meeting on Centimonials and West Point appointment for Thomas Kildey. Frank Felkstein plans two weeks in Houston and Galveston.
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Alildon Weinfield
Brens
Porente
Abd Alys
Yisit Lo
Mose Greenfied
Dallas
Rabbi Hobraim Frixvh
Corsienne
Summels
Jon Litvin
Bt. Louis
Rubid
Max Geller
Houston
Bae Antonia
Louis Schlestiger
Hannah
Imudina Lake
Nem
Sarah Hirshberg
Hannah Hirshberg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
T. A. Victor
Maurice Tisenbeng
Orn
Springfield
St. Louie
Lovis B. Nathan
Débor
San Antonio Ag
Mia
Nathan
Wilnm
Brock Wwusen
Advertising Club
Viaza Hotel
Thomas T. Kildey
Harding Place
West Point Miliary Academy
James Buchanan
Tera
Army Orders From Unireceel Deeshte
Washington July 28 Army orders list transfers retirements and appointments for numerous officers. Col Gren B Meser from Chattanooga to home for retirement, Cyril B Spicer to Walter Reed hospital, Claire B Chennault to student air corps school, and George A Tancorn to Oxford University for two years. Other officers reassigned or designated to engineer, quartermaster, medical, or signals roles at Fort Humphrey Brooksfield Philadelphia and various locations.
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Unireceel Deeshte
Washington, D.C
Col
Gren B. Meser
Chattanooga
Gherles Ei
Heerr
Q. ML. 6
Mass
Lausiarit BK
Oliver, Chit
Engineers
Fort Bumphrtys
Smartt- Uo
Walter A. Dusbler
Fort Lincul
H. Bert Knowles
Whiladelhiny
Thomas Edward MicMahon
Ralph
Jenner
C. W
Edgewood Arcenal
Ralph Arnold Talar
Corps of Engineers
Philip J. Gurges
Corps of Engineere
Juneau
Rend
Rorhmix
Trieutenant
Cav
Berkeley T. Merchant
Capininta Mejor
Medical Corps
Paul H. Sheil
Farle D. Quinnell
Frank McA. Monse
Emery J. Otel
Leet
J. Browne
Frederick A. Besar
Henry HM. Fraser
Dongina A. Mebane
Signals Corps
Harry L
Hen
Fieet Liewtenatta
Capitan
F. Ay Frie
E. Erickson
Inf
Derry DL
Aeernd Meutenant
First
Leuteneant
F. Acs Hdwerd L
Andrewa
James F. Anding
Reco Liewly
Ceorga A. Tancorn
Corps Ni Mmeinerk
Etudent
Oxford University
Beniamin J. Wier
Stella Stepin Vanishes As Radio Prompts Alarm
Stella Stepin, a 15 year old from Specialville, left home seeking friends after hearing a radio alert about a missing girl. She wandered toward a railroad station as police warned the public, prompting a nationwide search and concern over a broadcast arousing fear of being tracked by the mysterious red scare.
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Mian Atella
Specialville
Aho
Wameang
Stella
Folke
Redic
Demand for Home Town Papers Attracts Tourists
In Bivery City tourists seek local papers at the prime hotel lobbies. San Antonio motel staff note travelers ask about the Alamo and access to town papers. Winter demand requires about 150 different papers, rising to 325 fewer in summer, with New York papers and theatrical journals drawing attention.
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Bivery
San Antonio
Alamo
New York
Times
Stage
Internat
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Hollywead Avenue
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Frederickeburg
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Mildred Munn
U.S
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Henry Abergrey
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Emil Branke
California
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Alloday
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Frank Jett Jost
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Helen
Borrue
Ars
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Ark
Frank Felkstein
Galveston
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Stella Stepin
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