Commerce Street Building Planned for San Antonio Skyline
A 12 story Commerce Street tower is planned in San Antonio. Financiers led by Franz Groos revived site development on East Broadway owned by the C S company with a $500,000 building cost and $150,000 framing, spanning Corkfeerce to Market. Local business leaders back the project as part of rapid city growth.
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San Antonio
Syndicste Press
Comreestreet
Franz C
Groos
Vicin
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A. B. Frank Com- San. Antonio
Commerce-Navarra
Airman and Wife Return to City After 18 Years Away
Airman Major James E B Chaney and his wife Miriam Clark Chaney return to San Antonio after 18 years, driving toward Brooks Field where Chaney will relieve Major Ralph Boyce as commander of the Air Service Primary Flying School. Their memories span 1905 Fort Sam Houston days and the San Antonio Arsenal, marking a homecoming with plans to settle at Brooks Field.
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San Antonio
James E. Chaney
Brooks Field
Ralph Royce
James EB. Chaney
Chaney
Ralph Boyce
Air Service
Fort Sam Houston
Ninth Infantry
Miriam Clark
San Antonio Arsenal
San’lAntonio
Express
Rome
Air Service Tactical School
Langley Field
Virginia
Commandesd
General Staff Schoo
Fort Leavensworth
Rorée
Brooke
Lake Superior
Michigan
Lanct
Tactical School
Americans Face Debt and Summer Slump Amid Optimism
The piece contrasts national debt and revenue with calls to defend American values. It notes stock market gains across steel, oils, railroads, and autos, warns against selling out American principles, and mentions key figures and posts from wartime training to diplomacy, including Major Chaney and the ambassador in Buenos Aires.
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Ummer
Wall Street
Monte Carlo
Evangeline McPherson Abduction Tale Spurs Desert Search
Mrs McPherson spoke of a night of terror after being abducted by three men. Sheriff and police chiefs, with Mexican troops, pressed a wide desert search near Douglas, tracing her 20 mile trek to Agua Caliente and the copper smelters as officers closed in.
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Ora the Evangelist
Uke Sikerily
Percy Bowden
A. E. Hinston
Douglas
Mes. McPher- Low
A. B. Murchison
Dougglas
Murchison
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McPherrson
Desert
Agua Oellete
Baen
I McPherson
Followers Plan Triumphal Return At Angelus Temple
Los Angeles June 2. Followers of Aimee Semple McPherson celebrate reports she was found near Douglas Arizona and prepare a grand reception. District Attorney Asa Kersh vows investigation as authorities question the feasibility of the chaotic homecoming amid mixed public reaction. Local officials dispatch investigators to Douglas to examine circumstances surrounding the missing evangelist.
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Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Avered
Yeum
Findaig
Aimee Semple McPherson
Tara
Douglas
Ariz
McPherson
Michie
Asa Keres
Fern Behan
Papal Legate at Tarongs Arrival Draws Devotional Pageant
Trains moved toward the seminary gate as pilgrims camped on grounds and fields. A grand service unfolded with pomp and splendor, seated under candles and scarlet thrones. The sun lit a setting described with medieval grandeur and chants from the scholars at St. May's Lake.
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St. May's Lake
Unclear sports roundup fragment features Hagen Vor Ebates scores
Fragmentary OCR shows names Walter Hagen George Vor Eh Ont Cyril Walker Emmet French and mentions rounds scores and regates with incomplete context. The text is garbled, lacking coherent event details, dates, or outcomes.
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He Ebates
George Vor
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AL Watrous
Cyril Walker
America
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