Banks Answer League Noes Over City Depositories
Citizens league officials demand action after a letter from city depositories. Vice chairman Charles Dickson cites transfers from general funds to sinking funds totaling $787,108.40 between June 1 1923 and May 41 1980, accusing violations of the city charter. The letter urges reinforcements to prevent unlawful transfers and seeks cooperation from depositories including the Freel Na eat bank, Duty-Central Bank Trust company, and Alamo National Bank.
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Citizens’ League
Charles 3. Dickson
League
de Banke
Freel Naeat Bank
Duty-Central Bank Trust Company
Alamotional Bank
Gan “Antonio
Banke
Dickson
Dickson Spit
Dlirpore
Bucmer furnishinee vee prices light consoiled
The note records price adjustments for Bucmer furnished items with emphasis on light service and consolidated costs. Limited readable terms suggest a listing of items and new price points, reflecting a small catalog or classified update from a local shop.
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Bucmer
BUINAN'S GANG AND MISS GUINAN SHIP IN FRANCE
Reports describe Miss Guinan and her party aboard a liner from London to New York via Paris, with Guinan cheerful aboard while a London suitor fails to secure her hand. Tensions arise over a marriage proposal and financial worries as the ship sails.
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Have
France
Upi
Guinan
Nor Dantins
Xans
Ebiss Poyseerneera
New York
John Rein
Br Taxi
High Spirits
Gomi Spirite
Ebonit
Hastiss
Hiiack
Watt
Beret
Nmin Beers
Weldon
Minherr
le Ghinin
Evranwin Mingerts
William Filetston
Hacer Asil
England
Ness
Musical Gar Horn Attracts Thieves for Fifth Time
Thieves struck Kahne Oicormpaus at Reese velt avenue for a fifth time in two years, stealing a motor horn from his car parked in front of the Caxizo club. Police report one horn recovered. similar thefts noted two weeks earlier. Nearby residents report additional thefts including a portable photograph from Richerson’s home and clothing and blankets valued at 25.25 from Horner’s residence.
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M.A. Rabo
Reesevelt Avenue
Similer W. Piteh
Kahne
Mok Richerson
Faubeane Street
H Horner
Eden Asreel
Alee
Prisoner Delivered in City by U S War Office
Asa W. Distler of Kansas City delivers William Les Me ex to authorities, with the wanted individual now in custody. The report notes the transfer was arranged by the United States War Office and involves a prisoner held on a fugitive warrant.
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U. 8
Asa W. Distler
United States War Fhal
Keseas City
Unclear Weather Report Fragment From Journal Page
Fragmentary OCR notes describe normal precipitation expectations and a weather related schedule. The text includes scattered terms like Ravens and dates but lacks coherent details.
Mill Head Warns Against Wage Cut
James Ford Bell of General Mills, Inc. warned the business world against wage reductions. He urged nature softer tion, exercise of sarien Siddgment, uni due cons iteration of the pwinible re snlt of any more fgrobe raisting economic problems.
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Mill Head
Minneapolts
Minn
Jhames Ford Bell, Petidég
General Mills, Inc
Balay
Clark waits murder trial in Los Angeles clash
Clark faces bound over for trial on charges of murdering editor Charles Crawford and two others. He trailed by about 25,000 votes in unofficial results to Charles McCos in a related political contest. Clark remained jailed awaiting further action before a possible release.
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David H. Clark
Herbert Spencer
Charles Crawford
Los Angeles
Clark
TAS
Parker
German Ex-Soldier Graduate of USC
German ex soldier and World War I veteran receives degree from the University of Southern California. He served as infantry in General Von Tendendorf's German army and joined the Corps that marched through Belgium in 1914. He reports three wounds at Ypres and another at the Marne.
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Tlarbest Carsten
von Tendenfort
Das
Sanuelas
University of Southern Aalifornia
Waestens
Gorrin
Belgium
Ypres
Marne
Sterling vetoes gin tax measure in Kansas dispatch
A June report from Austen, Kansas states Sterling vetoed a gin tax measure. The bill would have required stricter cotton ginning regulations, with an inspection staff and enforcement provisions overseen by the department of agriculture.
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Sterling
Austen
June
Royornar
Aviation Crash Claims Victim Near Fort Crocke
A plane crash near a commercial field two miles from Met Crockeu killed a pilot identified as Jarre. The accident occurred during a descent to a landing, with the craft tumbling and the body taken to the parents’ home in Mase. Investigators note the aircraft failed while returning to the fish tie field after clipping a line near the field.
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Brooks Field
Wiltend
Galveston
Ners
Cael
Fort Rocket
Jvireqine
Mase
Fis
Tolsatin
Wiliesson
Crockeu
Ras Ated
Hasic
Anton Alrep
Apin
Tadley Cangay
Stolen Plans for New Gun Found Reported
A derailed OCR fragment notes stolen plans for a new rifle or machine gun and mentions a company office and agency involvement. The readable portion hints at a theft tied to a weapon project and potential security concerns but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Enoger Elected Leader Amid Turbulent Panel Debate
Enoger secured leadership of the 1,0,C.F. after a fractious panel session. Winger, Bedlater, and Flefehs were among those present as the group outlined a contested agenda and tentative milestones for the near term.
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Enoger
C.F
Shrill Waco entrant wins in Light Photo contest
A Waco camera contest hosted by the San Antonio Light awards prizes for entries. An unnamed boy and pony image wins second place with a $2 prize. daily prizes of 5 and 2 dollars go to other entrants over two weeks. Prizes and notices mailed to winners.
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Browart
SL_nves
Herman G. Phillips
National Avilitary
Hone
Toca Winuvera Tan
Fox Company
Out of the Sity
Peomytness
San Antonio
Fred Zizelman Jr
Ws J Rebb
A. J Friese
Efre Austin Campbell
Misa Rathmann
Joseph Wy Steme
Efra
Evelyn Moffett
Iss
Cneilie Caird
Tieul
August Oberlander
Fort Avenue
Waco
Hight Irish File for Citizenship as Hearings End
Immigrant hearings concluded with eight persons naming Teish as filing for citizenship in district court. Ona Lundrml and twenty three others appeared. 63 were committed to citizenship. Final disposition of remaining applications will be made in federal court next January. Tucker noted all applicants answered yes to military service in case of war.
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GFL
Cucker
Naturalization
Wednery Way
Ona Lundrml
Tucker
Ioney
Ina
United States
San Benito Police Chief Stabbed In Night Attack
A San Benito police chief was stabbed by an unidentified man during a late night incident. The wounded officer was taken to a hospital as authorities launched a search for the assailant.
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San Benito
Sax Benite Texas
Beggar Slaps Man Over Refused Dime in Illinois
An elderly man slapped a man who refused a dime during a festive gathering in Decatur Illinois. Police charged Briley with drunkenness and Libby with jail time. A furniture concern and local incident details follow through unnamed officials.
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Mallee
Libby
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