Capital Set For Scouts Prominent Pair Clash
Two Antonians were beaten and treated for head wounds after a downtown clash near midnight. Ed W. Oeffinger and Henry T. Phelps were injured and later released without bond by Police Commissioner Phil Wright. Oeffinger, a contractor, and his companion claimed officers struck first. hospital reports noted lacerations and stitches.
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Ed W. Oeffinger
Broadway
Henry €. Oeffinger
Wyoming Street
Henry T. Phelps
Ed Ootlinger
Builders’ Exchange
Mouston Street
Oetlinger
Houce
Robert B. Green
Oeffinger
Ue Tavehead
Henry Getfinger
Olice
Phelps
Cenargs
White Fn Jai
Martin Wright
Hyathervat
Mey
Hands
Order The Light Delivered
The notice advertises home delivery of the Sunday Light at 14 ten cents and the Daily Light at three cents with a 65 cent delivered rate. It instructs readers to call the Circulation Department, Fannin 2441, to place an order.
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Atree
Fannin
Heat to Continue Rainless Reign in San Antonio
Weatherman says humid air remains through the next couple mornings with high humidity Friday morning ushering in an uncomfortable climate. Forecaster notes southeast winds bring wetter conditions later, no rain expected this week, daytime temps in the high nineties with overnight cooling to the seventies.
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Sant Antonio
Darbee
Lnme
Mido
Death Parade Staged in Nueva Laredo
Several hundred people including laborers and school children paraded the streets of Nueva Laredo demanding the death penalty for Tejeda and two alleged accomplices. Tejeda is under special guard while in custody.
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Nueva Laredo
Laredo
Ing Webb
Pore Tejeda
Tejeda
Quali
Colin Clive Dies at Coast Hospital
English actor Colin Clive, 37, died at Cedars of Lebanon hospital in Hollywood California after seven days of serious illness from pneumonia and intestinal ailments.
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Colin Clive
Coast Hospital
Hollywood
Cabif
Cedars of Lebanon
Tle
Reopening Strike Threat Looms at Youngstown Mill
June 25 report from Youngstown Ohio details Campbell plant re opening preparations as national guard officers prepare to protect workers while maintenance crews stoke open hearths. Labor leaders protest state use of troops and urge President Roosevelt to withdraw guards and preserve the status quo.
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Youngstown
Oho
Youngston Sheet and Tube
Bige Campbell
W. B. Gillies
Mahoning Valley Steel Mills
Orden
Cnce
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Perkins
Washington
Kane
Bethlehem
Mvt
Steel
Reac
Jonny Lewis
C. 1
Republic Steal
Youngstown Sheet and Title Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
General City Co
Columbus
Davay
Rousevelt
Davey
Prine
National
National Guardsmen
Stelke
British Spain crisis debate as Eden cites Soviet arms shipment
London reports Eden told the Commons that Soviet Russia Germany and Italy have sent large arms to Spain while Britain and allies push non intervention. Chamberlain Lloyd George argue for restraint amid threats of belligerent rights. House frays as Balmoral clash echoes WWI memories.
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London
Anthony Eden
Russia
Germany
Italy
Spain
David Lloyd George
Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Lloyd George
Kovseia
United States
Hrinhy
Europe
Lioyd George
Bpata
Archibald Southby
Wedawond Benn
Upnoon
Ten Retons Recaptured After Vault Breaks and Kidnapping
Ten incorrigible inmates have been recaptured after escaping from a Texas prison complex. Four other convicts were surrounded following a kidnapping attempt on a young couple near Glen Rose. Suspects Clyde Brown Aaron Burleson and Jack Sanders were identified among the recaptured group and others remained at large as authorities pursue leads across multiple counties.
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Huntsville
Une
Casthan Nelson
Wyntent
Glen Rose
Herie
Lake Harry Roberts
Mattern to Fly as Texas Envoy from Oakland to Moscow
Aviator Mattern, bound for Dallas then Moscow via Oakland and Galt, announces a August mission as official envoy of the Lone Star alliance. He plans to travel on a new $10,000 two wing motor plane, to be christened the Texan, and will meet Governor Allred to discuss the ceremony and ship decor featuring Texas symbols.
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Mattern
Texas
Los Angeler
Dallas
Minit. Matern
Oakland
Galt
Moscow
Risin
Aly
Allie
Matter
Dalis
James Allred
Thristening
Steamer Off Cuba Reports Distress
Coast guard reported the steamer Guardian sent a distress atomic signal from New Lobos Bay Cuba saying she was aground. Later officials said no immediate assistance was needed. The vessel had been invited from Baracoa Cuba and was en route to Jacksonville.
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Cuba
Jacksonville
Fla
Coast Guard
Stener Guardian
New Lobos Bay
Hirani
Baruca
Jacksonvliie
Midwest Heat Turmoil Grips City Amid Drought
A record heat wave sweeps the central Midwest as Chicago endures 97 degrees with suburban readings up to 102. Dozens seek relief at beaches and parks while drownings occur and authorities prepare plans for cooling centers and beach closures. About 200000 people flee to shaded areas as park boards delay beach openings.
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Chicago
Solons' Stipend Still Same
Austin legislators retain a ten dollar daily pay despite voter action. Attorney General William McGraw Kalavas said salaries align with constitutional provisions, noting circulated reports claiming lawmakers could fix their own salaries are unfounded. He emphasized the wage remains set by law and cannot be changed by the LRnarak officials.
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Austin
Shine Zi
Lingislasters
Wiliam McGraw Kalavas
Agust FZ
Aienimenk Co Pestere
McGraw
Opler
Alper
Roosevelt Opposes Third Term Says No Prolonged Rule
New York June 25 The story cites Senator Robert Wagner of New York quoting President Roosevelt against a third term and notes Wiechiel executive remarks about breaking precedent. The report emphasizes the president’s stance and the political debate surrounding term limits.
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F.D.R
New York
Roosevelt
Lorey
Robert F Warner
Wagner
Wiechilel
Texas doctor slain by prisoner in Hale County
Plainview Texas June 2 A prisoner called to examine Dr E F McClendon 69 died after being shot Deputy Hale County Sheriff and City Police fought the assailant as he struck Deputy Nath Burkett with a broomstick and fled Shot deputy’s wound was slight The prisoner gave the name Evry Egbert King from Camanchi District Attorney Charles Deon said no murder charges would be filed The physician practiced here 27 years and is survived by his widow and son Ragan He was buried in Plainview district context
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McCinidon
Hale
BU Shoak
Shortder
Atorney
Charles Deon
Evry Egbert King
Camanche
Shock
Mutt Nath Burkett
Burkett
Auckett
Nix Gan
Shook
McClendon
Anthom
Ragan
Allred Signatures Loom On Betting and Dog Bills
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright said he would close bookie shops in San Antonio after Governor Allred signs bills outlawing dog track betting and tightening bookmaking statutes. The Texas House passed both measures promptly. dog betting penalties range from fines of 240 to 500 dollars and short jail terms, bookmaking penalties include longer terms and higher fines.
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Phil Wright
San Antonio
James V. Allred
Tts
Wright
Texas Rangers
Austin
House
Janmirs
Allred
Fichs
Robert W. Calvert
L. M. Kenyon
Galveston
Kenyon Wnd
Abe Mays
Atlanta
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Vicinity
The forecast covers Friday night through Saturday with low Friday night around 74 and Saturday near 96. Winds are light to moderate from the southeast. Thursday may reach 98 with Friday morning near 15. East Texas expected fair Friday night and Saturday. Coastal area shows south and southeast winds. West Texas generally fair Friday night and Saturday.
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San Antonio
Viciniity
East Texas
West Texas
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