Disorder at Bexar GOP meeting ends with pistol flare
The Bexar Republican executive meeting on Monday ended after a clash between factions led by Congressman Wurzbach and supporters. A pistol flashed as fourteen officers intervened to quell the incipient riot. a later meeting was said to be lawful and action taken included designation of ballot names and presiding judges.
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Ware
Hach
Wurzbach
Rotta
Bexar Republican
Wuxz
Weathered musings on science faith and politics in print
The column blends speculative weather ideas about dust seeded clouds with reflections on religion philosophy and politics. It critiques technocratic dreams and elitist governance while noting public skepticism toward leaders and the idea of self government. It references President Harding Pastmaster Coolidge Cardinal Mundelein and political figures in Pennsylvania.
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Tounrain
Pastmaster New
Probers Learn Wclt Plan Fund Expenditures Under Scrutiny
Witnesses testified about a special fund used for enforcement work after legislative cuts. Questions focused on payments to Charles J. Rhodes and checks to Governor Pinchot’s circle, with auditors detailing disbursements and remaining balances while the WCTU officials defended proper use and absence of diversions.
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Im Prohibition
George
Pincher
Senator Golf
West Virginia
Confrontation at convention leaves several hurt during melee
Amid a chaotic meeting supporters clashed after a motion to vacant the chair. A congressman and rival campaign managers were knocked to the ground or through a window as two women pulled a man back from a dangerous fall. Dozens suffered scrapes and bruises including Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Pridgeon while deputies and detectives restored order.
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R. P. Coan
Wurzbach
Coon
Fred E. Knetsch
Con Brees
Warebach
EL ¥ Butler
Pridgeon
M . Grey
Pistol Shots Fly as Merry-makers Parade Streets
A parade led to gunfire near the 1600 block of West Summit Avenue when a car passed Mrs. W. W. Terry's home reporting four shots. Police searched for two men possibly involved, tied to shots near Saunders and Las Morag streets. A similar report came from the 200 block of West Cavallos Street.
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West Summit Avenue
W. W. Terry
West ‘Summit
Saunders Avenue
Las Morag Streets
West Cevallos Street
Questioning Over Fund Demand in Pa W.C.T.U Hearing
A witness testifies about requested funds and the May figures 4300 16000 and 12000 with discussion of why money was sought before an election. Mrs Maude Seymour vice president of the Pennsylvania W C T U testifies briefly as Hincheon recess ends the session.
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Maude T. Seymour
Pennsylvania W.C. T. Ul. c
Hincheon
Planes Run Out on Line at Brooks Field in Aerial Photo
About 160 airplanes were run out on the line at Brooks Field around noon Tuesday. First Lieutenant R F Cro nan and Staff Sergeant Ray Ward of the Twenty second Photo Section captured aerial photographs of the airdrome showing planes from one end of the hangars to the other. The photos were made at the request of the Air Service chief and copies will be sent to Washington. The last of the planes were PTL training ships.
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Brooks Field
R. FT. Cronan
Ray Ward
Kelly Wield
Air Service
Washington
PTL
Mass Draws 74000 Women To Historic Ceremony
Cardinal Pius spoke from a scarlet pulpit as 74 000 women gathered at the altar area. John Cardinal Bonzano and Cardinal Mundelein led the procession while Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco preached. Telegrams from the Vatican were read before the offertory.
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Carmichal Myederick
Pitg
United States
John ‘Cardinal Bonzamo
Jegate
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Sedt
Edward J
Hanna
San Francisco
Vatican
Cardinal Bonzano
Cardinal Mundelein
Cardinal Gasparei
Man Faints as Car Stalls on Tracks
Louis R. Schultz fainted when his automobile stalled at a railroad crossing as the Del Monte Express approached. The engineer quickly applied brakes and stopped the train within a foot of the stalled car, averting a collision.
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Burling Game
Cal
Louis R. Schultz
Thief Steals Purse From Malone Candy Shop
Miss Lydia Williams, an employee at the Malone Candy Shop on 400 East Houston Street, had her purse stolen while she waited on customers. The pocketbook contained $6, a wrist watch and a ring, she told police.
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Lydia Williams
Malone
East
Houston Street
Ranger Hunts Doctor's Body Page Fragments
Sheriff Hunt reports progress in a swindle case connected to the doctor’s death. A suspect is under arrest, with another accused in a conspiracy and a third possibly implicating others. A special deputy was active on the case before arrest.
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Bent
Ramsey
Coolidge Signs Federal Road Aid Measure
President Coolidge signed a bill to continue federal aid for good roads. It authorizes 374 million dollars for the fiscal year 1928 and a similar amount for 1929 to support road construction and maintenance nationwide.
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Washington
Coolidge
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