Japan Seeks Status At Washington Conference
Washington July 28 Japan faces a crucial choice as Tokyo weighs participation in the Washington conference on Pacific affairs. Britain and the United States hold the power to shape postwar influence, while Japan fears losing prestige and the chance to be treated as a world power. The Anglo American alliance and the treaty’s renewal loom large, with Tokyo anxious over what any agreement may mean for its status.
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Robert T. Shall
San Antonio Light
Washington, D. C
Washington
Japan
Jepan
Great Britain
United States
East
Tokyo
London
Ten
Russia
Pacific
O'Tapan
Tomdon
Dopan Hevelé
Britain
England
Jnalsud
Wits
Hada
Tokyu
Hebert
Hertzberg
Nell
WM. P. Rel
Tyne
Flere
Hese
Probing Charges Stir Debate Over Expenditures
A lengthy report discusses a prison probe and graft allegations tied to expense padding. It notes wartime era official testimony and shifts focus to Governor Nell and legislative attitudes while detailing railroad earnings and cost cuts affecting carriers nationwide.
Obituary notices for Edwin Hutzier and others in Castroville area
Obituary notices list Edwin John Hutzier of Castroville dying Friday afternoon at a local hospital after injuries from a field accident. He is survived by a mother, brother, and three sisters. Funeral services were held Saturday in Castroville, with interment there. Also noted are obituaries for Oscar Jogenhueit of Comfort, a lasting resident of San Antonio. Frank Ennis of Galveston. and Margaret Reinhard and other locals, with funeral details, affiliations, and survivor lists.
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Hsdwin
John Hutzier
Edwin
Jol Hurziw
Ner
Dora Lutzder
Castroville
Castro
Ville Cemetary
Oscar Jogenhueit
Oscar Togunbuett
Tabor Street
Comfort
Tex
San Antonio
Thomas
Antoinette
Fcancra
Antonin
Ol Lindenan
Sov Antonie
Loui Spenrath
Fannie Hyman
Jug Spenrath
Otte, Martin and
Clartes
Cwofurl
Horley
Carl Alterman Hermann Sons
Jebe
Glelack
William Wiedenfell
Comfort Lodge
Hermann Sons
Frank Exmis
Frauke Ennis
Eafternonh
Galveston
Remar County
Testella
Anil
Murr Enis
Encampment discussion at Sunday service noted
The Sunday evening gathering at the First Heptice church refers to an encampment view of the Abe Trinene fragment. It notes that attendees are expected to discuss and consider Eke encampment offerings and to attend the service.
Infal lible barometer of railroads hints growth in 30 to 60 days
The piece notes railroads as an infallible barometer likely to show a pickup within 30 to 60 days. It discusses a large federal settlement figure around 400 million or more, with government rental cuts under federal control and individual road settlements proceeding, citing about 100.9 million already set for settlement and more pending.
Trail Centre Cann Alheeta Rescue At Banff
Crag Trails Centre Alheeta saved after collapse or injury, Mrs Winthroy Filsworth Stove transported by stretcher with escort from Banff. Canadian Alpine Club members, physicians, and nurses assisted. Baptist Vacation School ends with closing exercises and manual training classes noted.
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Cann
Alheeta
Winthroy Filsworth
Banff
Widlow
Padue
Nursey
Membaye
Canadi Alpine Club
Svhe
Assisi Vorre Valles
Legislative Hale Yet Little Done Amid Turmoil
A shaky session runs as a legislative committee plans to resume with testimony from department heads on graft allegations while most appropriation bills near disposal. Governor Neff sent additional bills on independent school districts, raising total proposals before the body.
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Senate
Benator Bledsoe
Hubbock
Neff
Loreal
Bile
Suspect in Three Killings Baffles Chicago Neighbors
Police and coroner work on a string of deaths in Behiller Bark and nearby areas. Arsenic was found in Kolvo’s body and the wife’s exhumed remains. Coroner Huffman plans to exhume Denner in Cathy Wisconsin. Plane crash in Waukegan injures two. John H. Svart dies, David Salumbo injured. Police nearing an arrest.
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Chicago
Dverkentd
Fred
Kolvo
Alan
Huffwan
John Dernners
Lae
Kale
Cathy
Wis
Denner
Waukegan
John Hlssvart
Elgin
David Salumbo
Banningtown
University Friends Press Senate to Protect Salaries
Friends of the University of Wexusy and other state colleges urge the Senate to oppose House salary cuts and back a bill granting about 1.35 million dollars in annual support and aid funds. Telegrams from scattered supporters urge a stiff stand against further retrenchments, warning reductions threaten university efficiency.
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Austin
Tec
Jusz
University of Wexusy
Salagy
Hista
Housé
Senate
Wis
Theta
Moustyn Opposes Cut At University Meeting
In Houston Texas a UT meeting condemned proposed cuts to salaries and actions deemed inappropriate by university leaders. Opponents argued against reducing pay and questioned the handling of university governance.
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Moustyn
Houston
Tex
Korite Guidents
University of Texas
Uveat
Constable Aids Widow In Dallas Home Ejectment
Dallas widow with five children faces eviction as constable announces $172 raised to fund a new home for her family after a court order. Despite hardship, the constable seeks to help destitute family by securing funds and housing through charitable gifts and local aid.
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Dallas
Tex
Mayxay' Wiehoe
Fixher
Eleukfoslunata Tamils
Liv
Justice Court
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Tokio
Amesha
California
Jin
Oii
TSE
Revenora
Mts
Marx Reinhard
Marvy Reintard
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Wer Hiawkund
Miigaet Rein Hand
Ula
Huge
Hinds
Mere
Virginia Heney
Mere Rd Siadang
Lais Nickel
Ion Liynles Geandvhiltven
Ninneidenen
Mawin Kuanly
Pratt Lutheran
Elurel
Hage and McCollum
Uulertakers
Quick Ambulance Service
Crockett 14
Haurs
Roma
View Companader
Conmaieren
Amaral
Antonin Hut Berwil
Reuben
Uaking
THE
Beng Jevpury Co
Edlucator
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Arspale
Beleaguer
Constable
Stein-Bloch
Manhattan
Paris
Garters
Phoenix
Frank Bros
Theators
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