Turmoil in Republican Precinct Conventions Over Wurzbach Split
In San Antonio county circles the anti Wurzbach and pro Wurzbach factions held separate precinct conventions to choose 48 county leaders and delegates for the August county meeting. Anti Wurzbach backers backed Dr Frederick Terrell for county chairman while supporters backed Ed T Lyons for re election. Members complain they did not receive convention locations or lists, and some were misdirected to incorrect addresses, prompting claims of denied voting rights and confusion over delegate selections.
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L A Barber Shop Shooting In San Antonio Ends Quietly
A shooter entered a barber shop on South Alamo Street during a Sunday night visit and fired at the chair as Max Denecamp sat down. The bullet hit the chair between Denecamp and Belhorn. the gunman surrendered after officers arrived. Denecamp and Belhorn had not seen the assailant before. the gunman had just had a shave.
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Owen Denies Jibe Sought Tammany Support
Former Senate Robert L Owen of Oklahoma denies Governor Smith’s charge that he sought Tammany Hall support for the 1920 Democratic nomination. He renewed the debate with Smith after pledging to back Hoover, issuing a statement through the Republican national committee to defend his positions and question Smith’s accusations.
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New York
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American Fleet to Leave Chinese Waters Amid Peace
Washington reports orders for the American fleet to sail from Chinese waters within six hours. Secret dispatches have instructed Admiral Mack TL. Brietol to ready about fifty five warships for departure. The move signals confidence in the nationalist government’s ability to maintain stability.
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America
Burial Arranged for Mrs. Willie Frances Osborn
Funeral services will be held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon for Mrs Willie Frances Osborn 20 of Pleasanton who died at a local hospital Saturday morning interment will be in Pleasanton Surviving are her husband Elmer Osborn two sons Patrick and Nelson mother Marie Bush Twright three sisters and brother
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Pleasanton
Loreal Hospital
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Patrick
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Mare Bush Twright
Playwright Muth Donnelly to Wed King’s Kin Cousin
New Torr dispatch reports Miss Muth Donnelly, noted comedienne and playwright once with George M. Cohan, engaged to Jose, the Count of Ces a cousin of King Alphonse. The announcement confirms the betrothal.
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First Mortgage Loans on City Homes
The Mutual advertises first mortgage loans on city homes with a reserve real estate valuation claiming the property is worth at least 50 percent more than the loan amount. It touts a flawless track record, noting no losses and all interest collected covered by real estate assets.
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