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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1926

Page

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Plane crash victims struggle with injuries at Fort Sam Houston

Private R. Hilferd died in hospital after a crash near Gonzales when a plane struck a wire fence during a forced landing. Cadet E. L. Mebfillen remained in grave condition. Private Hilliard, from Lindleville, and Cadet McMillen, from Kansas, suffered multiple injuries. An ambulance carried them to Fort Sam Houston with flight surgeon B. W. Lewis.

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Teen Girl Seized By Man On Street Near Oakland Street

Miss Bukowski, 17, a telephone operator, was stalked and grabbed by a man while walking home from work on St. Mary’s Street toward 130 Oakland Street. She freed herself but could not get a license plate or full description beyond the man being about 26 and large. police notified and she sought shelter at home.

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Envoys Warned on Protecting Diplomatic Officials

U S diplomats advised by the State Department to guard against outrages as Sacco and Vanzetti face execution in Massachusetts. The alert urged vigilance against acts by communist and radical sympathizers as the condemned pair near their court date.

U.S Washington Department Sacco Vanzetti Massachusetts

New York City Faces Indecent Theatre Protests

The piece argues Indiana prohibition tests drift east while New York attempts to curb indecent stage exhibitions. It compares theaters to mirrors of public taste and cites a dramatic incident involving Miss Clara Bow and a suitor who harmed himself over love. Professor Moscicki becomes Poland’s new president amid unrest.

New York City

Pinchot Testimony Questions Fraud Rumors in Campaign

Testimony recounts Pinchot allegations of election fraud rumors, disputed by Gouverneur Pinchot. Governors denial of mine workers or state employee contributions arises amid questions on dry league activity and false registration counts. Records show campaign supports from family and Amos Pinchot with specific amounts cited.

Edward E. Beidleman Goff Mine Workers’ Organization Miners’ Organization King Utah LaFolleuz Wisconsin Reed Democraft Missouri Drys Pittsburgh Pinchot Charles B. Wood Washington Amos Pinchot

Ferguson predicts Moody landslide coast to coast

Jim Ferguson says Dan Moody leads 100000 to 150600 and will win every coast county. He argues the Texas governor’s race follows traditional patterns with past leaders like Hogg and Culberson shaping the field while reformers struggle to gain approval from the current governor.

Beaumont Brownsville Jim Ferguson Ban Antonic Ferguson Dan Moody Rio Grande Valley Davidson Moody Texas Jima Hogg Charie Culberson Hogg

Fort Sam Houston Fire Drill Clears Ground for Training

Army forces staged a real practice session as the Fort Sam Houston fire department battled a partially destroyed building that was set ablaze to clear the site. The drill aimed to sharpen firefighting tactics and response in a controlled blaze.

Army Fort Sam Houston

College honors former presidential aide with honorary degree

Williamsburg Virginia William Mary College today conferred the honorary degree Doctor of Law on Ren Grayson longtime assistant and physician to Presidents Roosevelt Taft and Wilson Admiral Cary T. Grayson received the honor in recognition of his service and career in the White House and Navy.

Presid Williamsburg William and Ent G— Mary College Ren Grayson Cary ‘T Roosevelt Taft Woson

Downtown Parking Ban Sought by Business Leaders

Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright reports a daytime parking ban on Houston and Commerce streets may be approved after a canvass shows majority business support. A meeting will set limits and action timing if consensus favors the plan.

Houston Commerce Phil Wright Wright

Whaley to Address Chamber Luncheon at Gunter Hotel

Porter A Whaley newly elected San Antonio Chamber of Commerce manager will speak at a noon luncheon in the Gunter hotel ballroom. He will review West Texas Chamber work and San Antonio ties with rail plans to San Angelo and Panhandle. About 400 expected. J Frank Norfleet will attend as a guest. Officer William Orhee notified members by telegram. shipping man dies in London Sir William Corry director Cunard and Commonwealth and Dominion lines dies at 67.

Porter A. Whaley San Antonio Panhandle Funchion J. Frank Norfleet London Sir William Corry Cunard Line Commonwealth and Dominion Line Todd

Seventeen Kelly Airmen Complete Cross Country Flights

Seventeen members of the Advanced Flying School at Kelly Field flew cross country on Wednesday morning visiting Fort Clark Eagle Pass and Laredo as destinations. They continue morning and afternoon flights this week to finish the basic training course. Specialized training begins next week.

Kelly Field Fort Clark Eagle Pass Laredo

Eastland Council Buys Lake for 225000

The Eastland city commission confirmed Tuesday night the purchase of Eastland Lake for 225000. The lake, built by private speculators during the oil boom, cost much more than the city’s price.

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Woods Attacks Opium Commission In League Meeting

Arthur Woods of New York scored at a League of Nations opium commission gathering in Geneva. He protested rejection of his call for a narcotic manufacturers conference and argued illicit trade could not be suppressed unless narcotic factories are government owned or controlled.

League’s Geneva Arthur ‘Woods New York League of Nations Opium Commission

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