Blue Planes Attack Austin in Ground War
A stylized news note reports air and ground clashes around Austin involving Blue and Red forces. Kelly Field units support infantry and artillery as ground attacks strike the Salado route Camp Stanley and surrounding areas with coordinated bombing on bridges and defenses.
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ES Cibolat Éreeks
Kelly Field
Red Army of
Austin
Ainions
Salado
Camp Stanley
Colorado
Arnlery Hasson
Blue Army
Camp Stanles
Saind
Cainital
Blue Planes
Plane notes ground message via air service demonstration
A ground force note was picked up midair by observers from the Second Division Air Service as a planned test of air ground communication. Lt. H W Weddington and Lt C R Evans retrieved the message by hook from the cockpit while Brig. Gen. Preston Brown and staff observed.
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Air Service
Lienant H. W. Weddington
C. FR. Evans
Preston Brown
J. C. McArthur
AM. Jones
Getz
Youth Wounded in Monterrey Alley Shooting Fights for Life
Valda Garza, 19, shot Sunday night in Montezuma alley, remains in critical condition after a three day battle with death. Frank Servantes, of Waredo street, faces assault to murder charges as police investigate the incident.
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Valda’ Garza
Montezuma Alley
Garza
Waredo Street
Wes Gedeed
Opossum Becomes Park's Newest Resident
A frightened resident spotted an opossum in Brackenridge Park in the 169 block on Wednesday. Police were called and officers trapped the animal and relocated it to Brackenridge Park to establish a new resident in the area.
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Brackenridge
Senate Committee Reports Prison Bill Debated
The Senate committee on penitentiaries in Austin reports on a prison bill. Senator Strong warned he will sign a minority report due to opposition to a ten thousand dollar appropriation and invoked the signom procedure.
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Senate
Aestin
Austin
Senate Committee On Penitentiaries
Strong
Cammittes
Rotary club mixup over light copy price
William M. McIntosh of The Light explains at a Rotary Club gathering that the monthly subscription is 65 cents, not 65 dollars. Edward and other Rotary members in Galveston discussed prices, with Mr Edward reportedly paying a dollar for a copy but forgetting his change.
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William M. McIntosh
The
Light
Rotary Club
Intosh
Mcintosh
Raymond
Rotary
Galveston
Edwards
Cornerstone to Be Laid for First Baptist Church
The cornerstone laying for the new First Baptist Church at Fourth and Taylor streets is set for 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Dr J E Gates will give the principal address and read the Scripture. Judge Ben E Kelly oversees ceremonies. W W Boone will recount church history to be sealed in the cornerstone. Clarence Magee will lead the choir with Walter Dunham at the organ as work continues toward a July completion costing about 250 pounds.
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First. Baptist Church
Taylor Streets
J. E. Gates
Ben TH. Ekelly
Wall
W. W. Boone
Iret “Baptist Church
Clarence Magee
Walter Dunham
Woman ends life in funeral parlor in Nashville
Mrs M A Basford, 35, fatally shot herself in an Nashville undertaking parlor after arranging her mother’s funeral. A note suggests worry over incurable tuberculosis, which she suffered, prompted the death.
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Nashville
M. A. Basford
Water soaked money found again at Comfort Bank heist
The bank safe was breached two weeks ago with an acetylene torch. A portion of the $1, three dimes, and other bills and gold coins were water damaged due to extreme heat and flooding during the incident. Local investigators continue to review the evidence and search for additional stolen currency.
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Comfort Bank
Bamad
International exposition drive meeting at St Anthony Hotel
The drive to finance the international exposition continues with a Thursday meeting at the St Anthony Hotel. Hi J Lutcher Stark, UT regent chair, will speak along with exposition president W A Watzbach and Mayor Tobin. Telephones report strong business response as three education sessions are planned in March and April before the drive intensifies.
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San Alitonio
St. Anthony
He ‘International
Hi. J. Lutcher Stark
Board of Regents
University F Texas
W.A. Watzbach
John W. Tobin
Tragic Train Collision Kills Four Youths in Crasil Dowagiac
Four youths died and three others injured when their car was struck by a Michigan Central passenger train in Crasil Dowagiac on March 11. Police say the crash occurred as the vehicle failed to stop at a crossing and the train could not avoid impact.
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Crasil Dowagiac
Mich
Michigan Central
Meador Sentenced Ten Years for Killing Rawls
Meador of Lamesa receives a ten year term for the killing of Rawls in San Angelo. details indicate murder conviction based on jurisdiction and evidence presented in March proceedings.
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Andy
Meador
Rawls
Variety of Fabrics on Sale in Spring Styles
Numerous fabrics priced per yard include CHANGEABLE CHIFR FETA at 1.59, SILK AMINETTE at 2.98, RADIUM silk at 1.98, PRINTED RADIUM 1.50, SHIRTING MADRAS 0.35, LORRAINE GINGHAMS 0.38, REAL FAST SUITEN 0.35, BLUE BONNET GINGHAMS 0.25, and PRINTED A B C SILK 1.19.
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Lorraine Ginghams
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