Dawes Ushers Senate Amid Inauguration Row
Washington March 5 President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes presided as a tense Senate gathered for inauguration ceremonies. A sharp rebuke by Senator Ashurst and questions over Dawes's actions sparked debate on the record and a dispute over who would announce the new administration. Crowded galleries witnessed the episode as clocks ticked and the chamber awaited further proceedings.
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Bexar Auditor Lied In Highway Probe Findings
A House highway investigation committee in Austin splits over continuing hearings. Chairman Ter predicts a brief session to discuss a report, while Rep John Smith insists on more testimony including core drillings on Jefferson County hard road. Subpoenas issued for Kendell and Wheeler as scope expands amid criticism of road specifications and testing.
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Vindication of Detective in Raid Shooting
Ne bill by the grand jury in connection with the shooting of 76 year old Frank Smith during a raid. City detective George Brendebach was vindicated by Commissioner Phil Wright after Smith said the bullet glanced from the floor and lodged in his foot. Two men, 14 gallons of alleged whisker and mash were seized by officers during the raid.
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Newsboys to Attend Nudsen Players Tonight at Plaza
San Antonio newsboys will be guests of Miss Eveta Nudsen at the Plaza theater Thursday night to see Zander the Great. The story follows a boy and his mother as they travel to Mexico in search of his father after the mother’s death, with Nudsen portraying a friend to Zander and joining in the journey.
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Judge West Grants Liquor Case Delay
Judge Du Val Went sustained a defense demurrer and postponed the Jim Bell case on federal liquor law violations until the May term. Bell faces charges tied to a large shipment of alleged bonded whiskey seized by San Antonio officers last year. Simon Ramirez, who had spent 287 days in county jail awaiting trial, was discharged after pleading guilty to quiet law violations. Garten Hays, after entering pleas of guilty to National Prohibition Act charges, was fined $200.
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Wounded Negro Flees Ambulance Chase in Dallas
George Hart fard, a city ambulance driver, rushed to a Dallas address after a call about a wounded black man. The injured man ran as the ambulance arrived, was chased for two blocks, and finally placed on a cot and taken to the emergency hospital. Medical staff found no leg injuries.
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Crater Lake Threatens Tunnel Project Near Denver
Denver reports Crater Lake 1300 feet above the Moffat tunnel is leaking into the bore. Seepage has fallen from 900 gallons a minute to about 261 as officials warn of rapid spring thaw. Snow cover 40 to 80 feet. crews remain at work awaiting a solution to halt leaks before flooding the tunnel.
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Court hears tot tell of tragedy at Jiminez home
Eulalia, four years old, testifies to the double killing on Reynolds Street on March 20, 1924. She describes a man named Juan Aranco outside the room while her mother was slain. The child expresses mixed feelings toward her father and mother as the trial focuses on possible state punishment.
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Little Jim Improves at Barnes Hospital St Louis
March 5 report from St Louis notes Jimmie Little showing rapid improvement. X rays reveal thinning fibrous tissue in the left lung with abscesses healing. Postural drainage gains success, reducing need for surgery. Jimmie awake after morning routines, aids ward chores, and receives messages and gifts from San Antonio and Denison Texas.
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Fort Worth minister vindicated after San Antonio visit
The Rev Norris told a large audience at First Baptist Church of San Antonio that a $5000 check signed by Frank G. Hynes, president of Express Publishing, was paid to defend the company in a libel suit. He praised the paper Light for fairness and stated the firm admitted violations of state libel laws. Norris planned the trip from Fort Worth to share the story, urging doubters to visit the Tarrant County courthouse to verify the facts.
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Skull and hand found by children at abandoned well
Detectives uncover a skull with broken jaw and missing teeth found at a well hidden in a dense thicket. Hand bones and other remains suggest a homicide mystery. officers plan a renewed search and teeth analysis to date death and identify the victim.
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Man Seeks Passage to Canada and Is Granted It
A young man seeking passage to Canada reportedly succeeded after slipping into the United States Wegalix. Immigration inspector in charge W. W. Knopp said the boy enlisted in the army, decided to desert, and planned to return home. The remark was part of a courtroom scene where a girl sighed with relief after gum was taken, while her father Santos Jiminez faced charges for killing the mother she loved as jurors questioned a witness’s competency.
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Dr Norris Praises The Light Policy Outcome
Dr Norris praises the Light party policy in a continuation from page one. He notes reform movements across society with a hopeful view that the pulpit and the press are driving cleansing changes and moral renewal.
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Women Learn Millinery at Hexar County School
About 50 girls and women from Hexar county attend a two day millinery school at the Chamber of Commerce opened Thursday morning. Meg Dora Russell Barnes a clothing specialist of A and BE College leads instruction on hat making remodeling hats and cleaning methods for men and women hats.
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Deportation Flight Headed For Laredo With Ten Mexicans
A truck load of aliens loaded with ten Mexicans, who officials say entered illegally, departed for Laredo at noon Thursday. Guarded by immigration officers they will be taken to the border and deported after failing to show legal entry documents. The group was detained in the San Antonio area as officials assessed their status.
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