Cotulla Rodeo Plans Include Big Barbecue Event
Activities for Cotulla annual twojay rodeo include a Sunday opening show and a grand parade Monday led by a brass band. Old timers A. C Storey George W. Sanders of San Antonio and John Little of Pearsall will read the recession as crowds of up to 10 000 attend. Barbecues on the Nueces river banks will feed attendees with hay cowboys in attendance and historic vehicles frontiers and ox carts in the parade.
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Eight Are Killed In Passenger Freight Collision
Hamilton Ontario June 29 Eight persons were killed when a passenger car northbound from Hamilton collided head on with a southbound freight on the Cincinnati and Lake Erie Traction line near Trenton. Crews with torches burned through the wreckage to reach the victims.
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Lawmaker says no further house vote on prohibition this session
Representative Rainey, the Dehinetitie leader, told reporters he sees no chance for another House vote on the dry law this session. The statement sets expectations as the Washington debate over prohibition stalls without a future floor tally.
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Calles’ Wife Liorente Continues Slow Recovery After Brain Tumor Operation
In Boston on June 20, Senora Leonor Liorente Calles, recovering a week after brain tumor surgery, shows slow but steady progress. General Plutarco Elias Calles, former Mexican president and her husband, expresses cautious optimism as officials report her condition remains grave though improving. Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and Dr. Harvey Cushing decline to release details while Mexican embassy representatives relay updates.
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Storms Again Hit Oklahoma City and State
New drenchings swelled a record month rainfall in central and northwestern Oklahoma with wind and lightning damage. Streams swelled and traffic halted on several roads as a government rain gauge in Oklahoma City rose to 14.08 inches for the month, the highest on record.
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Open Forum Letter Defends Boerne Fourth of July Fireworks
A reader objects to a $5000 fireworks expense funded by the San Antonio junior chamber of commerce for Boerne’s Fourth of July celebration. The letter argues the fireworks are provided by a large company at no local political party benefit, noting the venture costs the company thousands while aiding local circulation and tradition.
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Japanese police seize Chinese customs office on Siberian border
The Chinese customs officer at Manchuli near the Siberian border reported that his office was surrounded and seized by Japanese police. He said immediate evacuation of the customs staff was necessary and he could not contact his head office at Harbin due to the blockade.
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