Katy Trains to Be Restored as Strike Fades
Regional railroad leaders report gradual progress as strike clerical and shop workers in multiple lines wind down action. Officials say Katy service will resume by August 1 with No. 7 and No. 8 trains reintroduced, and Denison shops opening to ease operations. union leaders discuss wage rules and contracts while federal officials monitor developments.
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Marriage Is Opposed By Florriesfeld In Mary Pickford Wedding
London reports Florriesfeld battles to block the marriage of Marilyn Miller and Took Pickford on the eve of the wedding. The mogul rails against marital contract breach while protesting the Los Angeles union, citing loyalty to former partners and his own stage-world rivals.
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General Axperin Rafael de la Corre Dies in San Antonio
Rafael de la Corre known as General Axperin dies at 84 in San Antonio after pneumonia and other ailments. A former Carranza officer who aided Mexican exiles, he lived at Courtland apartments then Ransom hotel. Body held at Guerra funeral chapel. unsure if shipped to Mexico. Survived by wife.
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First Radio Winner Here in The Light Drive
A San Antonio reader, G J Kierana of 200 SFontana Street, is announced as the first fan to win a complete radio receiving set from The Light for thirty new subscriptions. He claims success in two days and urges others to join the contest by signing up subscribers to earn free radio equipment.
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Obituary notices reflect scattered regional deaths and services
Obituary notices report multiple deaths including Mrs Emilie Gleschke 34 and Mrs Erma L Cleschke 88, highlighting survivors, funeral plans, and burial arrangements in New Braunfels and nearby cemeteries with local undertakers. Additional notices note Mrs Carrie Gates 85 dying at home, and others in San Antonio, with varying funeral times and church ceremonies.
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City plans bridge work after river valley complaints
City Engineer D. Dy Ftarrigan announces a temporary load of traffic on the rivor bridge at Jorephing dereet with repairs on the Seventh street approach. Progress on asphalt resurfacing and bridge work is expected to continue for two weeks as crews address structural concerns and lane closures. West End residents celebrate the nearing completion of the new avenue project amid steady progress on nearby bridges.
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Myers Retains Post Amid Labor Confusion
In Austin on July 20 Myers sent a cable to the Labor Commissioner about Denton’s position. Governor Neff announced stay and, after further consideration, Myers withdrew his resignation. The governor and St. Louis officials praised Myers as able and loyal.
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Point Isabel split ballot shocks Cameron County voters
Brownsville Texas July reports Point Isabel noted for its voting peculiarities split its ticket for the first time since the district’s history. Sheriff W T Vann led with 40 votes, Col Sam Robertson 22, Hugh J Burney 1, while Isabel’s overall ticket pledged to the Democratic nominee. The town’s unusual voting pattern echoes a 1920 incident when it backed Harding in a near straight Republican drift.
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Fragmentary OCR: Army E Work In Lighth Corps Area
Fragmented text mentions E G Williamson sterilney of the Army E work in the Lighthouse Corps Area and C O Bonner, physical director, with incomplete context or completion.
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Floral Army R Leaves San Antonio for Y M C A Camp
An unclear note indicates Floral Army R departs San Antonio on Pri night for Silver Bay New York to attend a YMCA camp in a former school. It mentions Ar Williamses spending time in Ohio after the summer school and not expected to return to San Antonio until September 10.
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