San Antonio lawyers seek summer court terms in five districts
San Antonio Car association plans to petition judges to hold special summer sessions in all five district courts to clear crowded dockets. Judge W.S. Anderson already ordered a civil term in the Thirty-seventh district, and Judge W. W. McCrory has called a term in the Ninety-fourth. Pelitions urge Judge Frederick Stevens and Judge S. G. Tayloe for special terms. opinions split over Judge R. B. Minor's Fifth Seventh district court.
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San Antonio Car Association
Plaza Hotel
Janis Young Jr
W.S. Anderson
Thirtyseventh District Court
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Frederick Stevens
5. G. Tayloe
Onder Sprmal
Young
R. BR. Minor
Fifth Seventh District
Aothers
Her Association
Marconi with Family Seeks Summer Civil Court Sessions
The bar association plans to press for summer term access for civil suits as defendants’ counsel oppose. About 3000 civil cases are active across five courts, with 4048 on file at year start and 1924 new filings since. A meeting invites all attorneys, expecting 300 to 400 attendees. A charter incorporation and ethics committee proposal are on the agenda while dues holders vote on internal issues.
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Young
Young Enid
Bar Association
Attorr
Investio
Negro Is Believed Lynching Victim In Alabama
Authorities investigated a lynching claim after two unidentified white men abducted Thomas Jasper, a Black inmate previously convicted of assaulting a white girl. Officials believed he was murdered and left unaccounted, while Jasper faced a $100 fine and jail payment prior to his removal.
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1Ille
Ala
Genrohed
Aro
Thomax Jasper
Jasper
Mayor hints bond issue to ease unemployment this winter
Mayor O M Chambers indicated a bond issue or similar measure may be needed to relieve worsening unemployment, with plans to raise city funds to reemploy workers. He declined details on timing or legality, and said merchants and citizens favor bond action to fund city improvements and steady jobs.
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0. M. Chambers
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Chambers
At&t
Geon
Albady
Hoover and Lincoln Memorial Dedication Amid Airplane Noise
Secretary Lamont joined the presidential special in Columbus to ride with the president to Springfield for the Lincoln tomb dedication. Hoover insisted on protection from airplanes at the Marion memorial ceremony and condemned unnamed officials for betraying the Harding administration. Daugherty’s exit and Senate inquiry linger in political discourse while Coolidge’s restrained leadership is praised.
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Lamont
Commercé de Vorbent
Columbus
Ohio
Springfield
Zinpis
Tofay
Abraham Lincoln
Warren Harding
Marion
Coolidge
Hoover
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Yarding
San Francisco
Anid
Marlon
Barry M. Dough
Daugherty
Senate
Lawrence Richer
Probing Forbidden Flight Over Memorial Dedication
Springfield Ohio dispatch reports the commerce department ordered three airmen who flew over the Harding Memorial during yesterday's dedication to be grounded while an investigation is conducted. Inman telephoned today to request the probe.
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Springfield
Inman
Aton Division
Commerce Department
Harding Memorial
Mayor Seeks Ten More Nurses For City Health Department
City health board backed by the chamber of commerce health committee urges expansion with Mayor C. St. Chambon Amter Whaley and Wesnesday backing. Maverick Jr. county commissioner chairs the committee as San Antonio plans broader health work.
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City Health Department
Chamber of Commerce
C. St. Chambon
Amter Whaley
Wesnesday
Biz
Prama
San Antonio
Allert Maverick Jr
Caluman
Tentative Plans Put San Antonio on Air Tour Route
Aviation committee of the chamber of commerce adopts plan to host the National Ford air tour in San Antonio in July. They must raise about 1200 dollars for the exhibition and guarantee 25 new production planes, two autogiros, and 195 aviation representatives for demonstrations at Winburn field.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Porter Whaley
Pumanteo
Winburn Field
Jack Beretta
Mystery over Kempf case draws police attention
Authorities continued to investigate the Kempf case after Frank M. Kempf retired for the night and was found missing the next morning. A pool of blood and an iron bar were found at the scene, with a trunk battered and $40 inside. Officers planned to inspect the Devine to San Antonio road area to locate the car’s whereabouts and determine how Kempf was removed from the vehicle.
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Frank M. Kempf
Rope
Louis Kempf
Birs
Eugene Phlinger
Houston Street
Hison
Stapen
Flicers Tate
Ofticera
Devine
San Antonio
Atuscofa
Besar Byers
Kempf
Maryland Woman Sheds 55 Lbs With Kruschen Salts
Edith Marcritt of Haltitanre Massachusetts writes she weighed 200 pounds last winter and after four bottles of Kruschen Salts she weighs 143 pounds. She credits the formula for the rapid loss and urges daily use with hot water each morning.
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Edith
Marcritt
Haltitanre
Wroschen Salts
Sommers
Storca
America
Keuschen
Moner
Fliers Ferry Planes From San Antonio Depot to Middletown
First Lieutenants Gaffney Beverly Welsh Maitland and Taggert, plus pilot Kiel, were ordered to ferry five P-23 primary training aircraft from San Antonio air depot to Middletown Pennsylvania. Gaffney and Beverly will return with a LET bombing plane to San Antonio while the others travel by rail.
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Dlv. Gaffney
G. H. Beverly
W. W. Welsh
L. J. Maitland
Kelly Geld
San Antonio Air Depot
Dungan Held
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Gaffney
Beverly
San Antonio
Firet Licent
E. C. Kiel
Kelly Field
Fairfield
Kelly
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