Million Catholics Gather for International Eucharistic Congress
Chicago hosts the twenty eighth International Eucharistic Congress drawing over one million Catholics from across the globe. Cardinal Charest presided at Mass opening the event with plans for the investiture of Cardinal Bonzano as Papal legate. Delegates from 33 nations arrive aboard special trains and ships amid pageantry and large crowds in the city.
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Chicago
United
Siates
Aldessius Cardinal Charest
Rennes
France
Notre Dame de Chicago
Thomas Helgen
Belgium
Gardiner Mundelein
Kicheo
Con
Caral “Bonzang
Holy Name Cathedral
Amid
Ishops
Chissgo
George
Cardinal Klein
Pope Pius
South America
Boston
William Cardinal ‘O'Connell
Asia
Erland
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Idtom
America
Ead
Delez
East Lake City
Texas
Australia
Deloss
Hungately
Bussiz
Poland
Moska
Africa
Mexico
Brazil
Philipine Islands
Youth pays a fine for date filling lesson in court
Judge John F. Onion in corporation court Saturday fined an 18 year old nicknamed jellybean ten dollars for disturbing the peace during a week of dating. Neighbors complained of horn honking and late arrivals as the youth called on his girl. The judge ordered the lad to go to the door and ask for her, then pay ten dollars for the instruction.
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John F. Onios
Corporation Court
Land sale grips Houston street with large leases
A Houston street development spree includes three major properties negotiated recently. Baker Hotels and W L McNery join McCrory chain store plans on Houston and Navarro, plus Interstate Amusement buys 198 feet east of Brady for a Majestic Theater. The Baker parcel, current home to Walk Over Shoes and other tenants, spans 147 feet to the rear alley. Baker says the property cost about 275000 to 290000 five years ago, with development planned as leases end in four years.
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W. L. McNery
McNeny & McNery
Houston Street
Houston and
Navarro Streets
McCrory Chain
Brady
Interstate Amusement Company
Sie
Majestic
Lanter
Baker
Riegier’s
Dan Moody
Blackstone Cafe
Local murder case advances as investigators seek confessions
Ratified charges filed in Linton accuse one man of murder with two others charged with conspiracy to murder and to extort from Mrs Hamey over her husband’s return. A San Antonio woman aided by Deputy James provided fresh leads from a private office call. Preliminary hearings for three suspects set before Justice Custer in Sinton Monday morning.
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GM. Chambers
7 O. Miller
Sam. Sirest
Sheriff Hunt
Rangers
San Antonio
Sam James
Shertt Stevens
Highton
Linton
Hameey
J. Custer
Sinton
Aztec Grandees Demand Pullman Rooms In Jail
Two aristocratic Mexican youths arrived in the city by rail and hired a taxi to the police station after instructing the driver to go to the I G N depot. They, hoping to test their English, asked for Pullman drawing rooms rather than cells and astonished Police Captain Will Green with their request.
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Will Green
Pullman
Southern Pacific
I G. N
Pleeze
State Will Move to Restrain Gulf Fisheries Company
State Will Enter Case Restraining Gulf Fishing Firm as 219 C L Stone, general, seeks conference with county officials and asks county attorney be restrained from prosecuting Gulf Fisheries Company for tax failure. The firm claims the tax on red snapper caught in Mexican waters is unconstitutional and that shipments move interstate, not stored in Galveston.
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C. L. Stone
Jobeing
Gulf Fisheries Company
Fish Company
Gulf Fisherie Company
Tex
Galveston
Girl Shot to Death for Refusing Dance
Lyons police hunt a "dancing man" after Henrietty Huller aged 24 was shot to death as she arrived home from a dance. The killer, said to have told a friend he could not pardon a girl who refused to dance with him, followed her and fired twice.
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Paris
Lyons
Henrietty Huller
Jhave
Lions Stage Show Of Pets At Local Contest
Grace loves Fol dy while two horned toads entered by Raymond Buckner, 12, are fed on an ant bed three times daily. Pat the dog charms judges, while Earnest Chalkley unknowingly attends with his pet. Belew Slater submits a flea entry. San Pedro Arms ad notes cooler apartments at 2103 San Pedro.
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Raymond Buckner
Raymond
Pat
Hernest Chalkley
Broadway
Earnest
Belew Slater
Peck Avenue
Opposition filings loom as county offices near deadline
Late filing hour draws surprise bids for county judge W A Hogan opposes incumbent McCloskey and John K Weber seeks county chair amid talk of full opposition ticket. Many officials remain unopposed at 11 pm with Thurman Barrett closing filings at midnight. Stevens draws first opposition to Baldwin while Charles M. Dickson enters race.
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People's Progressive
Bexar County
Thurman Barrett
W. A., Hogan
Augustus. McCloskey
John K. Weber
Thomas D. Dobbs
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
G. Tayloe
District Court
Jack R. Burke
R. Neil Campbell
Robert B Uhr
Jake Rubiola
Frank J. Sommers
John Covington
George Clifton
McCollum Burnett
Charles R. Gerlach
P. F. Stewart
Louis Polk
Mr. Chambers
Howard Dwyer
Stevens
London Guardian Geese Patrol City Streets
London users and people in the city report guardian geese guarding a stable area in Canning Town. An official from the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor attempted to pass but was blocked and chased away by two large geese, then settled when the owner arrived.
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London
Rome
Canning Town
County and district race filings across Bexar county offices
County Attorney Tom Newton seeks reelection while Henry Gazley Hart B.Cormink and Sam Bennett file for district clerk. Laurence Goforth, railroad official, runs for county commissioner district 4 against Joe Newton. Boltz opposes reelecting Justice Anton Adam. challengers include Guy Cude and R T Chapin. Boltz, Precinct 1 Place 4, faces Enders and Joseph Jones. Constable Duke Carver seeks reelection with Bo Barmeburg as challenger. Three candidates filed for Fourteenth district Congress: D. Rogers R E Chrone and John Pfeiffer. Several incumbents have opponents: W A Williamson vs J Henry Wolf. P L Anderson challenged by Black and Oliver. Travis Mourland vs Manuel Gonzales. Henry Dielman and Harold Bayton unopposed.
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Tom J. Newton
Henry K. Gazély
Hart BcCormink
Sam C. Bennett
Laurence Goforth
Joe Newton
Boltz
Justice of the Peace
Anton Adam
Court House
Guy Cude
R. T. Chapin
Louis ¥. ‘Boltz
Charles Enders
Joseph T. Jones
Duke Carver
Bo Barmeburg
P. L. Anderson
Travis Mourland
Manuel Gonzales
Henry Dielman
Harold Bayton
Driver Sought After Collision Injuring Several In Rain
Four people were injured or severely hurt in a series of rain related collisions on Saturday in San Antonio area streets. A sport model driver fled the scene after striking Fred Bronsam 17, as he rode a bicycle on South Presa street. Bronsam suffered a serious spinal injury. G Canaday of the Ninth Infantry fractured his right ankle after slipping in front of the Majestic theater. Fernando Campos 7 was cut and bruised when struck while running across Santa Rosa avenue and Commerce street and taken to the hospital by the vehicle’s driver. Four arrests were made for negligent collision and affray when a fight erupted after two cars collided on Dwyer avenue and Nueva street. A unnamed child was slightly injured when another collision occurred at Live Oak and East Houston streets. Additional minor crashes occurred during and after the rain.
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Hunstock Avenue
South Presa Street
Bronsam
Robert B. Green Hospital
Majestic Theater
G. Canaday
Ninth Infantry
Fernando Campos
Arbor Place
Santa Rosa Avenue
Commerce Street
Dwyer ‘Avenue
Nueva Street
Live Oak
East Houston
Zain
One Little Fall On Sidewalk Causes Fire Scene
Boston June 19 Thomas Magee fell on the sidewalk causing a small fire. Matches in his hip pocket ignited a bottle, which burst into flame. Magee’s trousers caught fire as he ran, and Patrolman Crowley pursued, captured, and extinguished the blaze.
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Boston
Thomas Mages
Magee
Crowley
Prince of Wales Saves Party From Death in Machine
Prince of Wales and a party of friends escaped serious injury when two tires burst on the automobile he drove toward Sandwich near Little Sand, causing the car to careen. He swerved, applied brakes, and halted the speeding vehicle safely.
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Prince of Wales
London
Prince
Wales
Sandwich
State Road Board to Award Work Open Bids June 29
The State Highway Commission will open bids on June 29 for multiple projects. Plans include hard surfacing 16.5 miles of highway one in Parker County and grading or bridging on highways in Panola Lubbock Jasper and Young counties totaling several miles.
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Austin
State Highway Commission
Parker County
Panola County
Lubbock County
Jasper County
Young County
Man Sought in Shooting at Robert B. Green Hospital
Police hunt two men after a shooting near 1008 South Col or Green hospital. Chávez named a suspect, but would not identify him. A tip delivered at the Robert B. Green Hospital Saturday night led officers to pursue the man who allegedly fired, and a second man who was named.
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Pete Orado
Robert
Chavez
Col- Green Hospital
Robert B. Green
Officer Pushed Into Show Case by Ebony Giantess
B Sanfield grocer on 60T Aus tin street reports a man claiming to be an officer with a badge entered his store late Saturday and announced the arrest of a Black woman. The woman allegedly shoved the grocer through a display case, then fled with another officer who arrived to find them gone. The store was damaged and Sanfield seeks police help locating the suspects.
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B. Sanfield
Austin ‘Street
Treasury Predicts Large Government Surplus in June
Treasury experts, based on income tax receipts, forecast a surplus for June 30 of 225 million to 350 million dollars. Through June 18 receipts were 202.731 million dollars above 2 million more than last year’s totals under high tax rates.
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Treasury
Washington
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