Reparations Parley Talks Bond Issue Amid Debate
Law enforcement experts meet as P Morgan and officials discuss a bond plan to fund school repairs in San Antonio. The talks cover a potential 4.25 million issue, with mayoral comments and citizen support shaping the timetable and scope of the financing.
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Jeean BuAntonio
Tasge Deswe Lave
Hornberger
Lave
Nloola
Chambers
O. NM. Chambers
Botuztay
Mae
Sade
Imagor
Marehall Johnston
Z. Knox
Paul Schoir
Elan Neal
Guy.Batl
le W. Fox
Texas
Soenberger
Ienior
Jh. Ziernberger
Bénnay
Horner
Albert Blever Fe
Horoberger
Salucdar
Iiors
Swithout Fundahe
Powerleon
Peorde
San Antonio
Ueclé
Hackberry Street
One Cent a Day Plan Promises $100 Monthly Benefit
A garbled notice from the National Benefits Agency offers a policy claiming $100 monthly for a penny per day, with a $1000 monthly option. It requests personal details and a payment to start, including a 69.65 fee for full price and a 1020 date reference.
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Bro
Tneurante Agen
Forse
Pricy
Plane to Film Fring of Gun Plane
A Washington report describes an aerial television project using a four passenger monoplane to film terrain and enemy positions for artillery guidance. The craft includes a camera system, spinning mechanism, and a new eight room facility planned locally. discussions mention standards and education reform amid local civic concerns.
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Washington, TD
Qworld
Broselerst
C. Frewdy Jenkins
Washington
Javeneer
Princal
Am Army
Sie
Uue
Remsins
Three Soldiers Face Theft and Disorder Charges in Bastile Incident
Three soldiers Hadyiph Cheves Julius Goltman and C Adama are charged with obtaining a taxi and assaulting the driver after a midnight dispute in Bastile. A complaint filed by Justice John F Onion cites they forced the driver to stop at a machine and fled as police located the armed cab near barracks.
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Sam Monston
John F. Onion
Justice of the Peace
Hadyiph Cheves
Julius Goltman
C. Adama
Sot Wikarmed
Barravls
Allegis
June 2 Graduates Enjoy Evening Dance at Larar Mire College
June eraftates of the Larar mite Werd College hosted a dance at a home on Sculny arent with rooms decorated in tokool colors and spring flowers. The event featured panel and cake, honoring guests including Mrs J F Bain and niece Mrs Jamie Brown from Westmoorland college, plus a pink radi ance centerpiece and several named attendees.
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Theis
Mary Whaler
Elizabeth Theis
Lararmite Werd College
Sculny Arent
J. F. Bain
Sara
Jamie Brown
Arcdunte
Westmoorland College
Horstier
Dorothy Chitter
Docwlby Buchanan
Gertrude Lime
Mace Earet Cola
Brown
Court Proceedings Names and Fines in District Docket
The record lists numerous individuals and firms facing monetary penalties in a broad corruption and drunkenness related docket. Names include Bontersoy, Desalw, Camilo, Bevin, Fel, and Moya among many others with varied remittances and fines assessed by the court.
Flag Winners Entertained on Philadelphia Visit
Miss Mora Well Toknson of 310 Preston Avenue and Talph Agate al Danfaselie led a group of pageant winners touring historic sites in Philadelphia. They visited Congress Hall, City Hall, Masonic Temple, and the U.S. Mint, then toured Valley Forge and Bryn Mawr, with plans to attend national final in Washington.
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Mora
Preston Avenue
Talph Agate
Beretta
Congress Hall
Ciel
Inder Perwence
Braqklia
City Hall
Masonic Temple
United Statics Mint
Ile City Hall
Philadelphia
Malley Forge
Bryn Mawr
Bes
Wirl
Texas
Arkansas
Ute
Pauisiana
United States Play Association
Police Guard Man Threatened With Violent Death
Disjointed report from Los Angeles describes a man threatened with violent death. Investigators seek to trace the Weilers and Cooper family members believed involved. The garbled text references Milwaukee origins and a close circle connected to a gun incident.
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Los Angeles
Iy Machine Fond
Radio Lombs
Fox
W ‘Ouper
Yassdena Lemberman
Milwaukee
Wis
Left at Altar Promised Groom Fleeing After Shooting
Washington reports that 24 year old alien Johnson remains in hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot while awaiting marriage with a man who promised to wed her. The groom fled the city, and police seek him as a prominent local figure in the church wedding framing.
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Washington
Alien Johnson
Aenth
Taday
Bullet sTachala
Shin Wa
Cits
Judges pick winners for national flag contest
Three women and three men named to judge the United States Flag Association competition. The judges review entries from 14 regional finalists including two girls and two boys, with top scorers earning a trip and cash prizes totaling 200 francs? The event culminates in Washington on flag day June 14.
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Washlinglun
de CL Tune
Congrey
Vic
United States Flag Association
Washington
Huth Bryan Owen
Anngress
Florida
Ruth Baker Voutty
Congress
New York
Morrace T. Kahn
Ctingeass
California
William (Atron
American Federation of Rabat
Pat Warsissy
Mississippi
Frank Mallen
Cehwm
Bastapa Park
Comeplete
Epentine Manor
Sik Wild Saat
Francis
Rudy Must Have Tt to Judge by This Rudy Must Have Tt to Judge by This
Chronicle fragment recounts a garbled interview scene with Midy Falton in a dance group at a broadcasting company. A Watman newspaper writer notes Vallee dining in the NC building and being escorted to an appointment. She is reportedly greeted by staff who offer honors for accompanying a close friend.
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Chronc Save
Midy Falton
Bani
Che Aystem
Onal
Watman Seaspaper
Weiter
Vallee
Werren
Nhutan
Paing
Beamang Settles With Belgium Negotiations Continue
The dispatch reports ongoing talks on postwar reparations between Germany Belgium and allied powers. It notes potential 2 4 8 million marks over 37 years to reimburse Belgium for depreciated ships and voices optimism for a compromise while treaty terms are drafted.
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Bares
Junge
Cherburg
Hue
Maurelannia
Jose Nikhh
Belgiuen
Indus
Gremilly
Germany
Jsstp
Jere 1
Vermit Helgium
Cle Suokesmay
Sielepitlon
Hbernational
Geeman-Halgian
Groblen
Hjalmar -Sebacht
Paris
Mhineland
Frio County Commissioners Vote to Retain Farm Agent
At a Frio County commissioners meeting a vote was held to keep the county farm agent. A petition signed by farmers from every precinct in Frio County supported retaining the agent.
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Frio County
Pearsadt
Ter
Vome
Farm bill date looms as tariff debate narrows
Washington reports a preliminary agreement sets November 1 as the farm bill date with a possible three month recess. Democrats on the finance committee push to vote on tariff provisions by late November while conferees on the European relief plan inch toward concessions on export delivery.
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Universal Service
Waliing
DT. C
Che Finance Committee
Austin College to Graduate 43
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Sueumad
Texas
Austin Vollege
Arie Deareck
Youth Plans To Follow His Brothers
A fragmentary report notes a youth, recently left University of California, planning to follow his brothers to new ventures. It mentions a California education change, military ties, and travel to New York to visit another flying brother.
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Jep Motor
An Antonio
Mme
Toonten
University of California
Trackeneidge
San Anthoig Wey
Snm- Ny
New York
Charles Bipaler
Mitebel
Loss of Diamond Hastens Death of Woman
Detectives recovered a diamond pin marked KN after a fatal assault on a woman at a location near Alamo? on a Saturday night. Authorities, including De Spetives W. T. Shippam and A. F. Reseh, suggest the pin’s loss hastened the woman’s death as investigators piece together the sequence of events surrounding the crime and the victim’s injuries.
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Alamo
Gary
Fruit Fly Ban May Be Extended Hearing Deliberations
A hearing will assess extending the federal quarantine on fruit flies across the United States. Officials expect several weeks before a decision by Secretary of Agriculture.
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Washington
Derby Employs Teacher Staff
Derby announces hiring of a new teaching staff for the upcoming year, detailing roles, responsibilities, and anticipated classroom appointments to support district education goals.
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Derby
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