Olmos Park Fire Protection Negotiations Progress
Olmos Park seeks city fire coverage after a Friday meeting with San Antonio officials and aldermen. A tentative one year contract would place 1090 dollars in escrow to cover calls, with 50 and 125 dollar rates for single and multiple equipment responses and possible renegotiation after major fires.
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Olmo Park
San Antonio
A, S, DB
Negley
T. Frank Murchison
Louis W. Lipscomb
J. W. Patterson
J. Ira. Kercheville
San Antonis
Ohsraes
Felse Alasin
Comb
Coi Térence
Lipscomb
Olmos Park
Cimon Park
Theodore F. Meyer Or
A. J. Lewis
Tay Tly Place
Lowa
Meauty Maverick
J. W. Dannell
Lon Anderson
R. W. Stappenbeck
Gomeraies
Robert FL Uhr
Ter
Telit Hills
Als
Alamo Heights
Lapscomb
Terrell Hills
Wood Frek
Dirney Park
Kellmann to Take Stand in Trial for Slaying Quintero
In a criminal district court, George Kellmann prepares to testify in his own defense against charges of killing Jesus Quintero on January 22, 1938. Kellmann’s wife testified Friday and corroboration came from Elmendorf witness Charles Acuncio, detailing the night at the Red Ball Garage and Tavern where the shooting occurred.
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George Keilmann
Criminal District Court
Jess Quittero
Louis Schlesinger
Kellmann
Jesus Quinters
Sin
Quintero
George Kellovann
Quauntera
Ineca
Crhafene Quintero
Slum Clearance Bill Postponed Amid Budget War
WASITINGTON July 23 A bi partisan coalition postponed action on the administration housing program worth 200 million dollars minutes before defeat loomed. House leaders sought to rally support to back the low cost housing measure tied to President Roosevelt's reform drive. The bill faces fresh attempts to push it forward tomorrow as allies work to secure Democratic cabinet backing.
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Wasitington
Roosevelt
Florida Officer to Aid Local Police Reorganization
Police Commissioner Louis Lipscomb announced that Lieutenant Andrews, formerly in charge of police training in Wisconsin, will arrive in San Antonio on Monday to assist a six day reorganization of the local police department. The Public Administration service of Chicago contracts to supply instructors for the effort.
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Florida
Trout
Andrews
Dastone Beach
Fin
San Antonio
Fire Air Police
Louis Lipscomb
Fyicay
Wisconsin
Pubste Administracion Service of
Chicago
Tan Service
Germany and Japan sign trade pact to boost near term ties
Berlin reports Germany and Japan initiated a new economic agreement described by officials as strengthening ties between the two wartime allied partners. The pact takes effect October 1 though details were not disclosed.
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Germany
Four Flyers Killed in British Air Crash Near Goldy Cheshire
London reports 240 air force personnel killed in a Revel air force plane crash near Goldy in Cheshire. January 1789 death toll rises to 178 in a Royal Air Force accident at a hospital.
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London
Polir Iern
Power Pact Scrapping A Threat To Japan Warned
A Tokyo editorial in Kokijmiy denounces a powerful nine power treaty move without China and Britain as a dangerous US stance. It warns the United States may face consequences in China and Asia while Tokyo eyes responses amid fears of embargoes and anti‑American sentiment.
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TORIO
Kokijmiy
United States
Japan
Kukurin
Togallo
Mrther
Arto
Calna
Washlington
China
Japa
Britain
Foreign Office
Tokio
British weigh breaking treaty amid tensions with United States
British officials said the Resignation may seek to break away from the 1911 trade treaty if negotiations with the United States falter. No action would be taken until attempts to resolve tensions with Japan and Britain in China succeed.
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London
Briish
United States
Briain
China
Testo
Drunkenness Blamed in Double Killing
In Harlan Kentucky two men identified as Buck Tarley were involved in a deadly incident stemming from drunkenness. Victims named Mr. and Mrs. David Bulla were killed near Knoxville Tennessee as the gunman fled toward a distant area. The body of Oscar Hyders, a cook, was found along the Texts and Pacific railroad right of way at Grand Saline on July 23.
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Harlan, Ky
Dilly
Buck Tarley
Knoxville
Tenn
Mr. and
Mars
David Bulla
Wes Nie
Koly OM
Grand Saline
Oscar Hyders
Cook
Pacific Railroad
June Weather Report From Professor J Henry Jarnee
Weather forecast notes a partly cloudy day with light to moderate winds and no temperature change. Rain expected in West Texas on Thursday, with showers moving southeast toward San Antonio. The piece mocks a professor figure amid garbled text about July and June.
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San Antonio
Wight
Nat
J. Henry Jarnee
Mags
Jarkoe
San Antailo
France Reports Progress on Pact Negotiations
Paris dispatch says Anglo French Soviet anti aggression talks have advanced enough to allow staff to continue work. A French foreign office official expects official communiques to be issued soon in London and Moscow and notes progress in the negotiations.
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France
Paris
INS
Alka Bo
Foreign Office
Uim
Londo
Mossow
British ALM New Law At Bombers
London July 28 King George gave royal assent to a government measure enabling expulsion of suspected terrorists and swift closure of entry rules to deter Irish Republican Army bombers. The bill passed after amendments from the House of Commons and rush approval. Prime Minister Eamon de Valera condemned the bombings and denied official sponsorship.
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London
George
House of Commidlys
House of Jebs
LRA
Eamon de Valera
Efre
Itto S Busch Dies of Heart Ailment
Obituary note reports Itto S Busch 68 died from heart ailment after a long illness. The article mentions family ties to Adolphus Busch and details about his funeral plans set for Saturday. It also references a separate, unclear incident involving another woman and a man injured by lye.
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Itto S. Busch
Lye
Los Angeles
Wwe
Morris Spintial
Wes Inghos
Otto
Busch
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Abductions and Attacks Reported in Peiping City Section
In Peiping city area a large raid by Chinese guerrillas resulted in the abduction of 78 Chinese including Mrs Molly Guyton and other residents. The attack occurred near the West Woodlawn district and caused multiple deaths and hospitalizations. Japanese-sponsored forces reported involvement as hospitals documented fatalities and injuries.
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Peiping
Po Mra
Molly Guyton
Neemen
West Woodlawn
Ravert B. Green
Constable, Lawyer Nurse Fight Bruise After Court Action
In a Friday incident following court action, a fight broke out involving Constable Ed Schaller and attorney Maxwell Burkett representing A. O. LePage of Mission. Justice mixing with an argument led to injuries and a near clash near the clerk’s office as officials debated a new charge and a restraining order.
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Maxwell Burkett
A. O. LePage
Mission
County Court-at-Law F. No. 2
Rasta Assca
Wasitte
Ho Pee Co
L. Wiley
AM Acouilial
Frond Midge Gharing Jr
Kathiews
Fandy
Ed Schaller
Find of Additional Bones to Be Tested
Five soldiers in maneuvers along the Inn near Weerglah test analyzed bones found near W. W. White and Gonzales ronde. Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt ordered further investigation after workmen unearthed more fragments. A deputy sheriff surveyed the site as bone fragments were examined for human origin and sent to Austin for analysis.
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W. W. White and
Gonzales Ronde
Death Takes Last of Mayo Brothers
President Roosevelt voiced cautious support for the Hatch bill to curb political meddling while highlighting enforcement and scope questions. He noted broad language could bar social campaign activity and questioned who would enforce it, with Attorney General Murphy’s report pending. Hatch said its fate depends on similar federal state wage questions and further clarifications.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tunsell
White House
Murphy
Hatch
New Mexico
Nothay
Waalhey
Ak Bitat
Tan
Founder of Clinig I Mourned Mayo at Clinic
William James Mayo, renowned surgeon and last of Rochester’s two Mayo brothers, died at 4 a.m. after a stomach operation at the Mayo Clinic. He was 81. He and sister Mary Joseph Mayo, died earlier, leaving a legacy at the foundation that shaped modern medicine. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday at the Mayo Foundation.
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Rochester. Minn
Willian James Mayo
Rochester
Man Walters
Mayo Clinic
Ho J. Harwick
Snanepar
Elinic
Arle
Wil
Chanel H. Mayo
Han
Dent
Will
Heather
Chicago
Wil J
Az Tamour
Mary Joseph
Shir
Lr. Wilt
Maya Wilh
Sunnday
Louise
Maya Foundation
Etite Ac
Hese Crem
Bundy
Ir. G.P. Sheridan
Mars Remains Deal To American Swing
New York July 24. Mars ignored a Morse attempt to answer from Earth after a 196 000 mile per second radio beam. Engineers at Breas Wireless tested signals toward Mars hoping for a reply, but no response arrived. The planet’s silence prompted global curiosity as observers watched the ongoing space signaling effort fade into space.
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New York
Mars
Goeth
Breas Wireless, Inc
Baldwin
N. Y
Hicksville
N.Y
Mendez
Argentina
Ambush Shooting Described by Two Youths
William Main age 2 and Andrew Marin age 1 report being chased by three buckshot rounds fired at their car near Dripping Springs. A posse formed to search for them after the incident, with details of the flight and escape into brush along the highway.
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Willian Main
Andrew Marin
Dripping Springs
Wallan
San Antonio
Andrew
Sett
Wilts Sali
Meeks
Wil- Mam
Hey
Preacher Held for Trial in Wife Death
Rev. J. Wilson Lane, 46, of Frankenmuth, ordered for trial on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of his wife during a municipal court examination. Lane testified the shooting was accidental while he attempted to retrieve a Ruger rifle.
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Phin
Suen
Guy
Wilson Lane
Carton
Lane
Frankenmuth
Fake Lottery Ring Probe Nears Close
Federal authorities prepare indictments in a nationwide fake lottery case linked to a Boston area operation. The probe targets a ring led by alleged organizers including Sheldon Mis and O Yang, with several witnesses already appearing before investigators.
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Boston
Nhouk
Oweludgnen
Sheltie Mis
Whe Bowers
Tie Humiorist
Maury Maverick Senator Campaign Button Demand
A St Louis button maker mailed a letter to Maury Maverick during a Texas senatorial bid. The note claimed Maverick would enter the race and requested more campaign buttons and samples as demand rose from supporters.
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Maury Maverick
Texas
A& St. Touts
Tugar
St. Laile Button Company
Maverick Law
St. Lewis
Campaig
Poe
Vidor
Potas Lee
Maverick Gur Experience Bs That Had Iona Ara Most Effective
A garbled fragment discusses a Maverick Guru and Iona Ara in connection with publicizing efforts. It hints at an experience intended to boost favorable publicity but the text is unclear and partially unreadable. The piece seems to reference a person or role aimed at improving public perception.
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Iona
Mother and two children die in wagon camp fire
Glasgow Montana farm tragedy unfolds when a wagon camp used as bedrooms burns destroying the home two miles east of Glasgow. Victims are Mrs Glenn Brayning, 23, and her two daughters Shirley 4 and Rose Marie.
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Glasgow
Roma
Eauth
Glenn Brayning
Shirley
Rose Morie
Farm Boy Killed in Wisconsin Tornado
A 16 year old farm boy, Delbert Tschianold, died when a tornado struck crops and outbuildings northwest of Mongot Tiss. The victim’s skull was crushed by a heavy beam ripped from a structure. The incident occurred amid government actions announced by Premier Hendrxk Collin.
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Wisconsin
Monhof
wWis
Jilyza—Christ
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Spain
NRA
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