Zepp Out for Regord Hop to Opan Across Atlantic
The Graf Zeppelin progress report shows it passing east of the Azores amid a fast Atlantic crossing toward Seville. The airship’s position indicates more than half the voyage completed, with an expected Seville arrival around 1 a.m. Thursday Eastern Time, about 8 p.m. Wednesday local time.
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Neville
Spain
Arte
Tugaickener
New York
Seville
Lakehurst
Sigidad Ce
Azores
Toleterine Skin Trouble Remedy Adverts Showcase
Advertised tonic claims to kill the cause of skin trouble including pimples itch and eczema. Promotes Toleterine as a cooling antiseptic with parasite-killing action. Sold with refund option upon receipt of price at Showtime Co Savannah.
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Colt
Anil
Showtime
Savannah
Mexican Aviator Held in San Antonio for Several Days
A Mexican aviator, Cob. Woberia Fier ro, is expected to remain in San Antonio for several days after his airship was intercepted at Kelly Field Tuesday and damaged on one wing and the stabilizer. Repairs are being carried out by Kelly Field mechanics with parts near San Angelo Sumtiy and Manag anticipated for replacement.
Graf Zeppelin completes eighth ocean crossing voyage
The Graf Zeppelin tours its envisioned grand route across the Atlantic and back, outlining a plan from New York to Seville then on to New York with stops for fuel and mail. The dirigible’s round-the-world effort includes 18 000 miles covered and a sequence of historic legs through multiple ports.
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Lakehurst
Takehurst
Seville
New York
Guaf
Wrielmchassen
Vernambuca
Janciro
Bac Temnaumbuen
Tokeborat
Europe
Graf
Pacific
Hoover Firm in Opposition to Spanish War Pension Bill
Washington March news reports President Hoover reiterates opposition to a pension bill for Spanish War veterans. The measure would raise monthly pensions from 30 to 70 days of service and expand eligibility, with an annual $11.5 million appropriation. He argues pensions should not reward health-hampered veterans and urges adherence to longstanding policy.
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Calvecul Sevier
Washington
Li. C
Tuitead
Hoover
Hold Sentences on 5 Prisoners Plead Guilty
Five defendants appeared before Judge Wy MeCrary of the Ninety-sawery District Court and pleaded guilty. One received a suspended sentence, while two others were jailed for four years or more. multiple cases involved robbery and a car llet incident tied to a public service driver.
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Robert Micugs
Oesuull
Cael
Ban Antonio
Blame Bond Hight in Gut Budget Debate
Continued from Page Ow ial museum bars for increased budgets. Mayor Chambers blamed those who opposed the bond issue, warning layoffs would rise if the bond failed. He cited unemployed workers and accused rival politicians of guiding voters against what he called the city’s best interests. The mayor urged residents to see through what he termed political manipulation.
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Chambers
Gunmen Steal Cash in Bold City Hold Up
A gang of five masked robbers armed with pistols held up a barrowed group of workers on a storefront balcony and forced the cashier to turn over between 40 and 50 dollars as bullets shattered glass. The attackers fired at staff and escaped in a sedan after a prolonged exchange. Police searched at dawn across Texas, with reports of a wounded man seen near a Lighthouse station and another man fleeing north on McCullough Avenue.
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Coatyy
Aneney
Conly
Holtie
Ng Allen
Cietiv
Lio
Canly
Deng
Candy
Lclies
Texas
Tsa
Dighthouse
Fredreickshure Road
Warifie
San Antonio
Cal
Whitney
Linwood Avenue
Fredericksbnes
Wai Aty
Cringe
Fort Sia Houston
Spafford
Graveng
Spafford Street
Fach
Pistal Cher
Ynwoad
Unclear text on election, layoffs, and city budget issues
Fragmentary report recounts demands for an honest election, later discontent with supervisors. Notes rising expenses and a push to abolish a free clinic, with Dr W A Ting seeking a raise that may be denied. Mentions numerous job losses across city departments as bond votes affect employment, and street and engineering projects delayed.
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Elty
W. A. Ting
Ely
Pat
Lesen
Aigaw
Ail Ae
Whreed
Aiok Quatey
Sewne Wipe and Cement Companion
Steller Oni
Stofflers
Citizens candidate list to be picked for county offices
A local party committee will meet to review and publish the slate of citizen candidates for county offices. Key names are discussed, with possible last minute changes expected. the ballot list will be announced after committee approval and may involve minor adjustments to a few races.
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Seleuter
Rm Com
Witter
Itis League
Westnusilay
Heethoven
Will Bulut
Namie
Nstrascr
Milerstand
Gambilale
Bath Jranya
Justion
Uin
Pene Jolm
Previner
Goenecke
Tap
Durin
Failure to Stop and Aid Charged in Street Accident
Fragmentary police report records a failure to stop and aid charge linked to an incident on a city street. The narrative mentions an automobile, a location on Myrtécon Avenue, and a person named Le Motte, with uncertain details about the victim and witnesses. The garbled text names various individuals and streets but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Kibo Hare
Yaczuuurn Street
Wevluessiar
Dudue
Honor Memory of H. M. Garwood
Memorial note recalling H M Garwood with tribute and remarks by speakers including Phillips. Tribute emphasizes service and memory, noting a formal gathering in Austen with ceremonial honors.
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H. M. Garwood
False teeth promises from clever adverts
Ad copy claims many wearers suffer embarrassment when teeth slip or drop at inopportune moments. It urges fear not as the product promises to keep teeth in place with comfortable, sweetened paste and to find the solution at dry stores.
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Moxt Wcvarers
Folue Terth
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