Across the Atlantic Flight Vision in Early Air Progress
The article reviews American and German aviation ambitions, including Amelia Earhart style feats, stratosphere concepts, and Berlin to New York speed hopes. It contrasts engineering efforts with sensational claims of passengers breathing synthetic air and rapid cross continental travel, plus a dramatic New York murder tale fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Andraany
German Experimental Institute of Aviation
Movevement
Germany
Local Weather and Evening Forecast Update
A hazy to cloudy forecast for tonight across the region with light winds from the southwest. Texas expect mid evening clouds and a warm trend, while coastal areas show variable cloudiness and mild temperatures later tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Antonin
Victaliyr
Texas
Youth Dies After Gun Accident At Home
Ten year old Ifenre Tofer, son of W. J. Hofer of Sulebra Road, died after a pistol discharged while in the hands of his nine year old brother Robert. The gun had been placed in a trunk and toppled from a wagon, striking Ifenre in the head. he died shortly after at Santa Tara infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas Phot
Thor
Ebeet
Hell
Rena
Santa Tara Intirmary
Favoritism Charged in City Complaint
A complaint lodged with City officials alleges favoritism toward small dairy dealers in city actions. Mayor C M Chambers stated both sides will be heard next Monday before the city commission. Dr A King denied knowledge of the case as inspectors prepare a thorough review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Chambers
Chanters
Vaul Loren
Mik Dealers? Association
Toren
Mnéefiog Ynesdas
Chambers
Faliols
Will Nye
Lentenck
Freeent
Elaine
Confiscate Boy’s Bicycle for Riding to Fires
A San Antonio youth rode to a fire on North Flores Street and had his bicycle confiscated for several days. Fire officials stated the boy intended to keep attending fires and hindered bystanders, and the measure serves as a warning to prevent interference with firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuhr
Wetarvise
We Hos
North Flores Street
Kahr
Wirgelista
Donn Byrne Irish Novelist Killed in Car Accident
June 19 Dandon Gow Freland reports writer Donn Byrne an Irish novelist died in a car crash near his home when his automobile overturned on the shore. The early details indicate Byrne was widely known for his writing and polemical works. The cause and exact location remain under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donn Byrne
Dandon
Gow
Freland
WFI
Hig
Srashore
Coolidge Refuses to Save Doomed Trio
President Coolidge refused clemency for John Froctor Samuel Moreno and Dolag Engles a trio set for execution in Washington on a murder case reported from Superior Wisconsin June 19. The men face the death penalty for the murder and their appeals were denied by the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Superior
Wis
Dolag Jee Engles
John Froctor
Samuel Moreno
Washingigh, West 'Frittny
Drunk Picks Row In Medina Street Incident
Patrolman Wa Ter arrested a stranger after a brief struggle on Medina Street. The suspect, involved in a vehicular incident, argued with the officer and was taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Ter
Medina Street
Tarly
Wan
Am Auto
Buller
Wild
Crash Kills Man At LeMey Talmetto Intersection
A late Monday night crash at the LeMey and Talmetto intersection killed Thowsit dommel 21 of Forlieth wuadron and injured 18 year old Miss Walker of 614 Euston avenue. Rumnel died after hospital treatment. Walker suffered a likely skull fracture and other injuries as an apparent offset on Sehtey avenue caused the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thowsit
Dommel
Forlieth Wuadron
Kelly Gell
Tnos- Jay
Nia Mist
Model Walker
Euston Avenue
LeMey
Talmetto
Maghig
Rumnel
Raheel J. Green Hospital
Miss Walker
Sehtey Avenue
New $1000 Mail Registry Limit Effective July 1
The Post Office Department will raise the registry limit to $1000 with effect July 1 per Postmaster Teas. The old limit was $100. Registry fees range from 4 to 31 cents for $1000. Postcards will drop to 2 cents next month and the 2 cent service charge on Parcel Post will be eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Wounded Senate Head in Hospital After Scuffle
Ban Juan Porto Rico June 10. Antonio Uarcelo president of the Porto Rican senate was hospitalized with a four inch wound in his side from a sharpened chisel carved by a man. Matos was struck and in critical condition. Nowak held in prison amid heavy injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ban Juan
Porto Nico
Mi—Antonio Uarcelo
Hhe Porte Fuican Senate
Matos
Nowak
Suspend Officer as Prisoner Shot in Texarkana
Texarkana officer J. A. Wee of the police department is suspended following the death of Frank Maezel a Black prisoner said to have been beaten over the head. Wee is held without bail awaiting a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trxatikana
J. A. Wee
Texarkana
Billater
Frank Maezel Negro
Smith drives toward renomination at New York convention
George R. Holmes Enos reports Smith’s backers expect a first ballot near 650 votes with fourteen pledged from Ritchie. Reed’s Missouri camp remains defiant while Ritchie’s sixteen pledged for Smith. The article notes county and state delegates, including Ohio, Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska, and Tennessee, shaping the initial strength and potential coalition.
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George R. Holmes
Enos
Tor
Janne
Altehie
Smith
New York
Ritchie
Maryland
James A. Heed
Missouri
Floussa
Reed
Windas
Roeming
Willmore
Rend
Misanreernator
We Baer
Margiarut
Yolva
RitchIn
Rovernor Tibbie
Eed
Newark
Orang
Steck
Taamany
Ohio
Konans
Indiana
Nebraska
Turmoil Over Grarburp Oil Company Audit
Proceedings before Judge WilL Anderson of the Thirty seventh District hinge on an audit of Grarburp Oil’s ledger and stockholder list. Witnesses Jarratt and Deretta deny allegations of circulating an unverified stockholder list while detailing personal compensation and company ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Thomson
Wpe Exer
O.D. Jarrah
Grarburp
Mandarius
Will Anderson
Rmirh
Jarratt
Heretta
Testis
Liamasimowas
Genshure ‘Gil Company
Grayburg
Campnany
Stould
Viila
Students Demonstrate Armored Tactics At Fort Sant Tausten
ROTC cadets from Company H Twenty third Infantry will stage a machine gun handling demonstration and attack tanks at the drill field. A weekly dance will be held in the open sir pavilion. Students plan field and track events Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sant Tausten
Twenty-third Infantry
Perday Wight
Saturdas
Theft at City Filling Station Alarms Police
Reports say thieves targeted a local filling station in a disturbance that drew police involvement Tuesday. Details remained unclear as authorities pursued leads and the station owner reportedly could not be located.
Bonnet display charms visitors at biennial meeting
U S hivebonnet bonnets worn by L A women during biennial have been ordered by many delegates. Mrs. W. C. Gardner and Mrs. J. C. Oldham, who developed the idea, display the headgear which took the eyes of visitors.
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L. A
W. C. Gardner
J. C. Oldham
Hernan Wirsch
Ams
Oldham
W. OW. McCrory
Woman's Club
Membeys
Mra
Atex Adama
City employes urged to back machine ticket in county primaries
Mayor C M Chambers announced that city workers will be asked to role the machine ticket if they can conscientiously do so. The plan follows his endorsement of the county ticket, stirring comments about voter influence and potential dismissals for failing to follow instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Chambers
Yuesdas
Clubwomen issue bonnets as biennial mementoes
Echoes of the biennial convention linger in San Antonio as General Federation of Women’s Clubs delegates admired tiny blue bonnet caps and aprons worn at the play day. The City Federation ordered 113 bonnets to send to clubwomen nationwide as souvenirs of the San Antonio gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Antonio
City Federation of
Vwomen's Clubs
Sinter
White River Flood Condition Improves At Newport
White River flood conditions near Newport improved today with the river stage at 3.0 feet, down one foot in 24 hours. In Jackson Bayou Tevee four miles south, water was flowing around the upper end of a dike. more than 200 workers tackled the breach as significant bayou bottom areas remained flooded and residents fled their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Atk
White River
Jackson Bayou
Tevee
Moody pardons son of “General” in Texas pardon action
Governor Boody announced a pardon for Charter Thoksom, described as the son of the retired “General” Tackson, a porter in the Court of Criminal Appeals. He is to be released from a two year Travis county theft sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Austin
Thoksom
Tackson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Travis County
Movernor Boody
Four Die as Train Hits Car in Pewaukee Crash
Four persons died when a car was struck by a train near Pewaukee Wisconsin. The party included two young men and two young women. The Elaharmen's Special train is involved as it crashed at a crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peawaukee
Wie
Elaharmen
Crovelng
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Fayard Carter
Ter
Thomas Whelples
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Houston
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Jocrate
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