Germans hail sting on trip to Chequers conference
Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Julius Curlius head from England bound for Chequers for a British prime ministerial meeting. They aim to discuss a European situation, with anticipated talks involving Henry Stimson and Andrew Mellon. The leaders seek a cordial mood to address economic concerns.
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Buhgva
London
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curlius
Germany
Baneonnd
England
Henry I. Stimson
Andrew WW. Mellon
Thor
Brimson
Chequers
Soviet agitator is arrested by Seattle police
Seattle police arrested Leon Glaser, secretary of the Meleuds of the Soviet Union of Woobington and Alaska, on charges of complicity in planning to overthrow the government by force and distributing illegal literature. A labor department warrant was found insufficient, and no objection to the arrest was recorded.
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Seattle
Sealep
de Jabor Deperdineur
Washington
Nolige
Leon Glaser
Woobington
Alaska
Labor Department
Glanov'e
Cochran Receives M F A Degree at UT Convocation
J C Cochran, superintendent of San Antonio public schools, earned an MFA at the University of Texas convocation. Cortryn is expected to arrive in San Antonio to begin work under his first year contract Wednesday.
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J. C. Cochran
Austin
J. GC. Cochran
Sat Antonio
Exera
University of Texas
Cortryn
San Antonio
Boy in collision injured on Montny streets
A 14 year old Bully was injured in a nighttime collision on Van Noes Street and New Braunfels Avenue near Austin. He was taken to the Angler Hospital for treatment after a motorcycle crash at Woodlawn Avenue and Lake Drive in Caneda.
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Atroel
Angler Hospital
van Noes Street
New Braunfels
Caneda
Tih Lo Cie
W ‘Oodlawn Avenue
Lake Drive Montny
British Submarine Losses Reported Near Westmines
London reports a Royal Navy submarine collision near the Shantung peninsula area. One of the largest subs in service was sunk. Five officers and 20 men died. 18 are missing. Tet Leu died after rescue efforts.
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London
Talay
Moseldon
Westmines
Oscars Flight Ignored By Photo Ers In San Antonio Light
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene around Oscar the Cobol, a camera contest at the Fox Company and prize awards. Mentions of the Gulf of Mexico, Southern Cross, and Town business prompt speculation on Oscar's plans and public interest. Various names echo across a cluttered item list with prize details and addresses.
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San Antoro
Ohio
Gulf of Mexico
Oscar
Ostay
Southern Cross
Jy Wight-Fox
Camera Enyueat
Hoovata
Ilaya
Joss
Busineses
Witt
Antonia Light
Fox
Men Prohibition Body Denies Wet Group Statement
The American Business Men's Prohibition foundation based in Washington, D C, rejects a recent statement by a wet group. It claims $2 8 billion was spent on liquor in 1929 and that the bootleg liquor trade thrives due to advertising and pressure campaigns.
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Men's Prohibition
Washington, D. C
Tune
Tanny Lock
Adgatnet
Tne
Narinnal West
Shewel Organization
Su Dalining
United States
Optimists View Doctors in Blackface Skit at St Anthony Hotel
Optimists hold a meeting at the St Anthony hotel with doctors Hamilton TP Chimes and Robert EB Parrish in a Mackinee skit titled A few Moments in Diaie. Dr Parrish is listed as Small bs Medium with Dr Calmes Linn en Fotors and Dr Carmen described in roles. Chirts-Cite members admitted by Optimists in the last 30 days.
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St. Anthony
Hamilton TP. Chimes
Robert EB. Parrish
Parrish
Calmes
Hyde Defends U.8 Aid to Agriculture
Manhattan Kan June 9 The tariff and President Flooves efforts in behlf of American agriculture were upheld before the American Institute of Cooperation. Secretary Arthus AAsde of the agriculture department asserted the president has done more and suffered more to make good his pledges to Algeriqun agriculture than any other man in 50 years.
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Hyde
Manhattan
Kan
Flooves
American Institute of Co-operation
Arthus Aasde
Agriculture Department
Algeriqun
Diplomat Speaks at Hall Dedication in Baden
THIDELERRG June 0. Former American ambassador to Germany Schurman spoke at the dedication of Schurman hall, a memorial to Beidelberg untervelty buildings funded by contemplation. The Baden government awarded him the gold state medal, its highest honor. The report also notes local activities and social details from the ceremony and surrounding events.
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Thidelerrg
Jne
Gonll Schurman
Schurman Hall
Beidelberg
Police Captain Dies After Accidental Gun Discharge
An on duty officer, Captain Leiris Meze, died after a weapon discharged when it fell from its holster on a shelf. The bullet ricocheted, struck the officer, and lodged in the chest. The incident occurred in the line of duty at the scene. Authorities launched an inquiry into the accidental discharge and safety protocols.
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Solice
Leiris Meze
Iy Raye
Aerial Office Arrives in San Antonio for Fourteen States Tour
An airborne business office, described as a specially equipped tri-motor plane with modern office appliances, landed at Winburn Field San Antonio as it completes a 24 star tour of 12,000 miles. The unit, led by Harry J. Kennedy and others, is to depart Tuesday for Dallas and continues a roundabout business showcase.
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San Antonio
Je Wynn
Frank Morey Q
A T. Rounds
T. 1. Lawson
Dredgers to refloat liner amid harbor efforts
Dredging teams worked to refloat the vessel grounded near the harbor entrance. Officials reported several jack-up cranes refitting the ship while repairs continued, with many crew aboard and a plan to reenter service by Sunday night.
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Gawussron
Vreney
Giadelawpe
Agroin
Oliver
Cuilvesiom
Horbar
Roosevelt Favored for Job by Arkan
In Washington, supporters in Arkansas backed Franklin D Roosevelt of New York for the presidency. Senator Robinson is not a candidate, while Senator Caraway is named as Arkansan. the declaration was made today.
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Anererani Service
Washington
Theft of Books Charged in $36,000 Library Heists
New York man Knrott Clarke, 29, was arrested in Rye, Massachusetts, on July 9, on charges of stealing cataloged literary works valued at $36,000 from multiple New England libraries. Police say he admitted the thefts.
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N.Y. Man
Mass
Knrott
Clarke
New Yort
New England
Indictments and No Bills Reported by Grand Jury
A Shenandoah County grand jury reported forty-two indictments and several no-bills have been reduced to presentment. The grand jury meets daily and will continue in session.
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Battlek Court
Genni
Scesion Watit
Funeral Held for Pioneer at Boerne
Funeral services were held today for Dorothea Schrader, a long-time resident of Boerne, born in Germany. She died Monday after a lengthy life. several children survive her.
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Boerne
Bokene
Sra
Dorothea Schrader
Easenhold Reltler
Germany
Walger Shop Closes Doors in Painful Farewell
A dilapidated notice records the Walger shop's abrupt closure on June 1 after a troubled run. Gawna Welska, ex opera singer, reportedly guided the shop’s exit as creditors and the trust of the Peace committee reviewed the premises. Midiam Walkhy, wife of Mureld F. McCormich, had opened the shop three years prior, but losses mounted amid ongoing delays in the Vast months, prompting final action and public notices for remaining fixtures.
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Gawna Welska
Opera
Birine
Perfone
Ilao de Ma Bois
Teace
Midiam Walkhy
Mureld F. McCormich
Chicuze
Lindbergh May Route Plan For Pacific Traveler
The article reports Col. Charles A Lindbergh and wife were asked to back a proposed air route from New York to Peiping China. Delegates including Sayer Wickersham discuss a trans Arctic path via Alaska with possible extensions over Siberia and the Aleutians, valued by aviation experts as a superior option to other proposals. The plan envisions Lindbergh flying from New York to Vancouver and Nome before entering Siberia, crossing the Aleutians to reach China.
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Waslingtos
Charles A. Tdndbergs
tiKlay
United States
Asia
New York
Peiping
China
Sayer Wickersham
Alaska
Lindberghs
S Vleton
British Colubia
Fairbanke
Nome
Tindbergh
Wickerstrnm
Iirele Raute
Sdmiboreh
Europe
Alaskan
Aleutian Islanils
Agian
Negro Gold Star Mothers Visit London Plan
A group of Negro Gold Star Mothers journey toward London to honor sons lost at sea in the World War remain in memory. Some will tour Paris and the Louvre while others embark for Roosevelt Thursday as part of a broader exchange and remembrance visit.
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Verenices
Louvre
Kone
Toosevelt
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