Laughing, warfare talk and politics in a scattered 1920s column
A long fragmented column surveys laughter in Weston West Virginia with a note on human psychology and civilization. It touches on Ethiopian territory, League of Nations, Italian bombings, Japan China relations, and Hirota’s appointment, then shifts to U.S. Senate lobbying telegrams and a Texas town policyрон
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S A Honors Alamo Heroes With Religious Ceremony
A religious ceremony honors Alamo heroes with diocesan clergy assistance. Nuns and novices from Catholic institutions from San Antonio area participate as a background photo shows an altar scene with the Alamo in view. Washington reports on Roosevelt asked about executive action in the Bing Get Johnson Hagood discipline case. Roosevelt declines.
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Antonio’s Alamo Observance Draws Huge Crowd and Song
A fall of the Alamo observance drew at least 20 000 people to Alamo Plaza. The event featured a picturesque display with choral singing that heightened the solemn and impressive atmosphere.
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Sunshine Lifts San Antonio Centennial Day Plans
The city enjoyed good skies and sunshine on Friday for San Antonio's Centennial celebration. Weatherman J H Jurdae forecast unsettled weather for Saturday with overcast skies likely and possible light showers. Northerly winds Thursday shift to southerly by Friday, bringing rain chances and a warming trend with Friday low around 43 and Friday Saturday highs near 70s.
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GE Earnings Climb to Five Year Peak
NEW YORK March 6 General Electric, the largest electrical equipment maker, reported 1905 earnings at their highest in five years. Directors raised the dividend to 25 cents a common share from 29 cents prior. The latest dividend is payable April 35 to stock of record March 13. Net income for last year rose to 27 cents a share on $849,000 after charges, compared with $19,726,044 or 59 cents a share previously.
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Ethiopian Front Losses Put at 150 080 in War Reports
Rome newspapers cite Field Marshal Pietro Cadoglio estimating Ethiopian dead at 150 080 from fighting on the northern front. Osservatore Romano calls for peace amid the heavy toll and urges peace for the world.
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Bus Capsizes Near Oak Grove School Injures 2 Children
A school bus rolled off a stool cliff near Montrose Cairo injuring two girls with scratches and bruises while 35 children were scattered on the hillside. The accident occurred on the mountain ponch leading to Oak Grove school.
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Frame claims of Mooney attacked in 1916 bombing case
The state resumes testimony in the habeas corpus case for labor leaders, aiming to counter Mooney's framed theory of his conviction. Capt. Charles Golf, an original investigator, is expected to testify again to deny Mooney and Warren K. Billings were victims of perjured testimony.
Alaska Crowned Beauty Queen at Fairbanks Pageant
An 18 year old native daughter of Alaska from Palmer and the Matanuska colony was crowned Miss Alaska at the Fairbanks beauty pageant opening. The court included entrants such as Miss Blige Seppala, daughter of Leonhard Seppala, noted dog team driver.
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Alamo Mass Draws 20000 At Shrine Of Liberty Celebration
More than 20000 people gathered at the Alamo on Friday morning for a pontifical high mass marking the anniversary of the Fall of the Alamo. Archbishop Arthur J. Drossaerts of San Antonio celebrant, with thousands of children in uniform carrying Texas flags, stood before an ornate platform. Fort Sans Houston officers and 23rd Infantry company provided an honor guard as priests and clergy observed a solemn ceremony.
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Committee Rejects Investigation Plan
The Senate military committee voted 12 to 2 against probing the removal of Maj. Gen. Joansen Ha from command in the Eighth Corps area for criticizing federal spending. The subcommittee’s report urged allowing officers to answer proper questions without punishment, asserting freedom of speech does not excuse attacks on officials. Hagood was ordered home after testifying on WPA funds as stage money. Hopkins office had lodged a formal complaint over remarks. Continued on Page U, Col 79.
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy conditions and a chance of showers over the weekend. Friday night low around 40s and Saturday high near 60s with light easterly winds. coastal areas may see showers and a cooler trend in eastern Texas.
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