Youth Hears Lindy Now Paris Flight Hero Wins Praise
Arthur Schreiber the 22 year old youth who stowed away in the Atlantic monoplane Yellow Bird arrived at the Hotel Lutetia in Paris where sponsors and journalists greeted him. He praised France while revealing plans to return to his Portland family, confiding hopes for the future and advice on avoiding dangers of stowaways in transatlantic attempts.
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Megrus
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Uight ‘Nnddie
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Schreiber
Owvnet Am
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France
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U. A
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Trivogy
Bali
Schreber
Hue
Joan Arimant
Gilat
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Agra Club
Secor
Aesolant
LecFerge
Ihr
United States
Ametica
Hero Arthur Lchreiher risks disaster aboard French plane
Arthur Lchreiher, 22, aboard a French plane, shifted weight to save three pilots, nearly causing disaster. His action highlighted the danger of imbalance in the craft and earned praise from authorities.
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Arthur Lchreiher
Conway
City to cut city payroll by ten percent
Mayor Chambers announced Monday morning, after a report from City Auditor Walter Tutseh, that the city must reduce its employed force by 10 percent. Departments will not rehire discharged workers, and further layoffs of civil servants are not expected, marking a cautious shift in the year’s outlook.
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Musuru
Walter Tutseh
Chambers
Lockup Request Granted After Court Hearing
Erratic testimony traces in a city court as Tidge Watson and Cherry Zapata seek lockup relief. Eelix Moring’s statements to Officer Zapata at the MIC depot reveal strained family ties and blues. Judge rules on denial and sets fines amid unclear details.
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Dave Watson
Cherry Zapata
Eelix Moring
Iferina
Zapata
MIC- Depot
Jett
Corporation Court
Pete McKenzie death row case prevails in Texas political fight
Long account of McKenzie, condemned for Chief Street’s 1927 San Antonio killing, and Governor Moody’s repeated clemency actions. Relatives Carter visit penitentiary officials, appeals and commutations span months. Details of the pursuit, capture, and discussions surround the death sentence and prison rules.
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McKenzie
Chief Street
San Antonio
Pepinc Street
Laurel Street
Sin Peden Avenue
MeKenzie
Street
McKenaly
MelConzie
Hauke
Bob Siver
Tony
E Silver
Fort Worth
Silver
Moody
Flouston
Electric Choir
Pele
Maning
Pete
John AL Wekcozie
Industrial Reform and War Debts in Turbulent Times
A fragmented 1920s-era column discusses labor policy hints from Henry Ford, U S debt payments, and a contrast with Russia. It notes Uncle Sam paying 80 million for war debt and 8 million on bonds, while the U S borrows at 1 percent. It recounts executions in Texas and describes condemned inmates in a prison row, with notes on religious affiliations. It ends with a wartime naval armament comparison, arguing airplanes and submarines could counterbalance battleships and cruisers.
Movement to run Mayor Chambers in gubernatorial race
A plan to place Mayor M. Chambers name on the next gubernatorial ballot surfaced after a no vote on allowing political allies in a joint Harris and Bexar county meeting. Officials announced a Galveston conference with city and county leaders from several counties to discuss a regional political alliance. Commissioner Paul Ebwiter stated supporters may push Chambers at the gathering, but Chambers later denied any intent to run, saying there is much work to do in San Antonio.
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Politter Madera
Southwest
Asew
Harris
Bexar County
Galveston
Friends of the
San Antonio
Steffler
Chambers
Fome
Man Spoofs Judge Then Decides to Admit Charges
Elmer McGee of 410 West Travis Street clashed with Judge Dave Watson over vagrancy charges after officers testified he posed as a gentleman of means. The judge imposed a $50 fine as McGee admitted working as a temporary manager of a West Travis paint shop and sought leniency. A Light Clerk column note mentions dressmakers offering daily services through the Drinking column.
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Elmer McGee
West Travis Street
Dave Watson
Metter
McGre Oll
Cage
MeGge
Jurius Wateon
Tim
Apaches Enter Politics in Houston
An organization named The Apaches formed in Houston with a charter granted by state authorities. It claims 401 members and vows to help members, offer relief when jobless, and sever ties with elected members, while planning political influence in the city.
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Houston
Houlton
Tyne 17
New York
Nick
Pete Ordered Back For San Antonio Sanity Hearing
In a continued court note Pete is ordered returned to San Antonio for a sanity hearing. McKenzie remains in Bear County custody for safekeeping. The same courtroom and jury setup from the prior death penalty case applies as Pete faces a new sanity determination.
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E. Ts. Harrel
McKenzie
San Antonio
Jun Sarily
Bear County Euerist
Chief Street
Pete
Trim
Sant
Probe Auto Crash Fatal to 3 Dallas Men
An inquest was ordered today to investigate an automobile crash early Saturday that killed three young men. Funeral services were held for Harold Drough, former Washington college athlete, and Dr. George Shelton Hogeboom, a Texas native, with Richard Wahle of Dallas among the injured fatally.
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Kon
Woroer
Ac- Inn
Vicams
Harold Droughtod
Washhuen College
Man fined for disturbing the peace in domestic dispute
Towis Markham of 124 Speed Street paid a $3 fine in Corporation court after his attempt to quiet his wife Annie Markham led to a disturbance at home. Mrs Annie Markham was fined on two counts for disturbing the peace as police testified.
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Speed Street
Corporation Court
Annie Markham
Tee
Briggs School to Present The Taming of the Shrew
The graduating class from Briggs School of Expression presents The Taming of the Shrew Monday night at Thames Nelson Page Junior School. A note claims a dull iced eye and a red folding box accompany the listing with unclear ad text.
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Briggs School of Expression
Bebinelovk
Thames Nelson Page Junior School
Dickey
Druggtels
Air liner crashes into sea off Sussex coast
A Leviathan air liner named City of Ottawa, en route from Mandley Page to the Botte Get girl, crashed into the English Channel off Dungeness near Folkestone. Seven passengers died after the craft sank. pilot and mechanic survived with injuries. A trawler helped lift the wreckage, but trapped passengers in the engine could not be rescued. One victim was identified as A Meister believed to have lived in New York.
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Eneland
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Persone
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Switzerland
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Hive
New York
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Ottawa
Paris
Danences
Mera
Abusive Language Charge Costs A Woman Ten Dollar Fine
Mrs Mary Griebsch aged 75 of 603 North Market Street faced a $10 fine in Corporation court for abusive language after a dispute over water in her yard Mrs Verdie Loung of 603 North Main Street involved Municipal court records note she had previously paid $70 in costs for the incident and Mrs Young turned off the water after Mrs Griggsheh shouted abuse on her return Judge Dave Wutton presided and imposed the $10 fine.
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Verdie
Corporation Court
Grigbech
Young
City Tax Office Names Clerks Amid Council Meeting
A city council meeting Monday morning confirmed a slate for the tax office including Apnolitmonta as top official, Mira Giingys Dani as oil office clerk, and a roster of deputies and clerks led by A. T. Stephens as chief deputy collector and U. A. slumare as chief treasurer. The appointments set terms for the next two years with incumbents listed for key fiscal posts.
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Morune
Den
Villy
Aésissory
A. T. Stephens
Feed Huntress
Mattie V. Goggin
Ransé
U. A. Slumare
Epi
Barpin and chickens reported stolen in Texas and Ashby
A barpin set with Luce finmands was reported stolen by Mrs W F Mag of 22 Est Ashby Place. Separately Mrs E W Terry of 545 Fasexatrect reported that chickens belonging to relatives in Hunter Texas have been stolen.
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Ashby Place
E.W. Terry
Hunter
Texas
Son of Booth Praises His Father in Hadley Wood
In a Hadley Wood living room Captain Booth, son of Salvation Army founder Bramwell Booth, recounts his father’s private life and devotion to the Army. He recalls childhood memories, late night homecomings, and his father’s gentle guidance and pride in his work.
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Salvation Army Head
Tadery Wood
England
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Jean
Bramvwell Booth
Salvation Army
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Capetain Booth
Father
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