Solons Modify Lending Measure Amid Senate Debate
Washington July 27 The senate leadership proposes changes to a 2.4 billion lending package to speed passage as Democrats gridiron support. Majority Leader Barkley offers an amendment to drop tolls on projected highway funding allowing states to raise money by various means. Debate centers on wage provisions for WPA workers and the plan’s funding methods as the chamber adjourns late into the night.
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Washington
Senate
Hougr Democrats
Barkley
Willson New KABC President in San Antonio Change
R. E. Willson elected president of Alamo Broadcasting company KABC in San Antonio, succeeding Henry Bee Taylor. Stockholders reshuffled with Taylor selling to Mrs Hillail Roosevelt. Eliott Roosevelt and others remain minor investors. New officers include Toenes as vice president Roosevelt, Butchinison as secretary. Tatum to continue as general manager.
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R. E. Willson
KABC
Willson
Wie Alamo Broadcasting Campans
Rotation Kabc
San Antonio
Henry Bee Taylor
Taylor
Baby Rites for Frank J Baby Held in Yoakum
Funeral services for Frank J Baby aged 7 of 1101 Bailey Avenue, who died recently, will be held Friday at 8 p.m. Survivors include widow Mrs. Alice Baby, daughters Mrs Lucilla Pentrreraib of Amatulg, sister Mrs J. WM Kilpore of Tennessee, brother Billy Chung of Sad Rata, and grandson Tilman Long Jr. Fiends and relatives attend.
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Yoakum
Frank J Baby
Bailey Ovedue
Alice Baby
Lucilla Penttreraib
Amatulg
Sid Birs
T. I. Long
Gun Antonio
Tilman Long Jr
Ma J
Kilp
Man Charged After Slot Machine Raid
A county court case charges Jim for operating a slot machine in a raid on July 4. The long report blends legal action with a Treasury note, listing court officials, case details, and financial figures from July 25 and July 1, 1924, including receipts and expenditures.
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Ted Hetore Uroke
CL J. Matthews
County Court of Law
ONG
Treasury Porltion Washington
Probation Crisis and Oil Royalty Row Report
In Austin a probation crisis emerges as a clerk notes a $1160 payment for a $1000 fine and confusion over a $988 balance at a Texas court. Amid this, Humble Oil and Refining seeks a roughly 16 143 larres increase in altowade production with royalty owners pressing for a higher share as railroad commission actions loom. The scene shifts to a Rotary luncheon at the Anthony Hotel highlighting local officials and legal rate talks.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Lie Jargesh Lense Holger
East Texas
Humble Oil and Herning Company
Humble
Wes
Leunig Death Inquest Held By Justice Of The Peace
A inquest into the death of Halph Leunig, a 10, disabled World War veteran, was conducted by Justice of the Peace b. Wiley on Thursday. Leunig was found dead seated on the edge of his bed at 225 Main Avenue, with police stating he had been dead for several hours. Mrs. Franck French discovered the body after the light chiming in Beunigs roots. A letter to Br. 2, A, Leit aig of Beilyilte, 1M was among Leunig’s effects.
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Justice of the Peace
B. Wiley
Halph Leunig
Wecoming How Wy
Main Avenue
Franck French
Beunigs
Leuaig
Leitaig
Beilyilte
Witnesses added in Bridges deportation case at San Francisco
Prosecution plans to call two more witnesses in the Harry Bridges deportation hearing before Judge Meric R. Bacon. James Engstrom former Maritime Federation of the Pacific president testified he joined the Communist party and said Bridges and the party controlled the federation in 1930s. Officials avoided confirming names of the new witnesses and noted one may be James Frizot former Marine Firemen’s Union member and Communist attendee.
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Ban Francisco
Tetay
Harry Bridges
Meric R. Bacon
Portland
Ore
Communist Party
Rolleeman
James Engstrom
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
Commuist
Bridges
Peomlds
United States
Silen
Bacon
Cotmurnist
James E. Frizcot
Marine Firemen's Inden
Washington
Sridges
Kogetrom
San Francisco
Ferguson
Ferguson Gecinby Wisl
Enesteom
Besten Setguacn
San Francise Streeb
Hel
Tsnally
Engstrom
San Antonians Report Thefts To Police
Four locals report thefts to police on Thursday. Jom W. Young of 253 Port Avenue reports a sweater and purse stolen from her home. Plyira Martinez of 703 Potumic Street notes the disappearance of hive yards of Piece pools still on display. RC Wolf reports a 3150 accordion and a salt item stolen from a grave as she shopped. Sgt PF A Berry of the Signal Corps depot says thieves broke into his parked car at San Pedro Park, taking three pieces a watch and $1150 in cash.
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San Antonians
Fou
Jom W. Young
Portavenue
Plyira Martinez
Potumic Street
Rc, Wolf
Shi
San Aplania
Coppus Christ
PF A. Berry
Sighih Corps
Inco
San Pedro Park
Ta Cress
Watchland
Meters Tell Secrets At San Antonio Parking Lot
Receipts from San Antonio parking meters on two consecutive days reveal odd coinage patterns. On Monday one nickel and five centavo coins were counted, while Tuesday saw twelve slugcoins and ten Mexican coins collected.
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Bubb
Ban Antonio
Tucker Disclos
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John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Manhattan
New York
Europe
John Roosevelt
Int'l
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Studers
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Kodak
Stonna
Atiomatis
Paauie Cooley
Montans
Senate Gates
Murray
WPA
Backsey
Senblom
Cine Kodak
Studer’s
Fisve
Mouaks
Eller
Studer
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Bieqfa
ANN Studios
Bris Anlonia
Ays Austin
Corporation Court
Robert E. Stevens
Carson Street
Curtis Meaks
Stevens
Merks
Ling
Leunig
Forainges
Kodak Film
Kodak Verichrome
Eastman Kodak Company
Rocheater, N.Y
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Costa
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Eastman
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