Stinson Takes Important Parley Role
The article reports Stinson assuming a pivotal role in naval conference negotiations amid Franco British pressure to end the deadlock. It notes Prime Minister Maclean’s recent statements and ongoing efforts by Secretary of State Stimson and Foreign Minister Briand to move talks forward, with ministers and delegations shaping the path to a possible agreement.
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Maclaiud
Belween
Grandi
Tenty
Briand
Wrance
Yesterdie
Lynch
Fodiy Serretars
Stimson
Bern
Grand Opera Stars Tour San Antonio Shrines
Opera stars Misa Salvi Tito Schipa and Igemberg visit ancient missions in San Antonio as guests of Col. W. G. Liggins and Mary Stuart Edwards. The party tours four missions, admires rose windows, and salutes historic sites while Salvi and her mother exchange Spanish phrases and make wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Schipa
Margherita Salvi
San Jose Mission
South Loop
Chicago i Opera
Elle
Rose
Minda
Misa Margherita Sali
Tito Schifa
Igemberg
San Antonio
Bliss Salvi
Schipa
Gein di Ammermaor
Eviday
Mounicipal Auditorium
Col. W. G. Liggins
Mary Stuart Eawarda
Thureday
Maame Miex
Margherita
Erick Longan
Clark A. Slaw
Shaw
Harry Cahill
Sehina
First Mission
Dion
Huih Misa Salvi
Jaughoz
Miss Salvi
Shipgline
Miss Splei
Creditors fail to agree on sale of Janda Todustries assets
More than 40 creditors in the Janda Todustries case failed to reach a consensus at the first bankruptcy meeting held before J M Aubrey in the federal building. They debated forcing an immediate sale of a flour and grain mill and a large cotton seed oil mill valued over 1.004 million dollars at New Meaduth. The oil mill was shut since February, while the flour and grain mill operated intermittently. A sale plan or management choice was deferred to a vote at the referee's office on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janda Todustries Incorporated
Sdjudges & Bankrupt
J. .M. Aubrey
United States
New Meaunteth
H. Ville
Pebruner
Tle
Shu
UOU
Carl Blare
ISG
Bork Mille
Ui Present Corporation
Tn Mot
AL Thin
Father and Three Sons Charged in Converse Case
A family from Converse faces multiple charges connected to a February burglary and theft. B Wood, the father, is charged with receiving and concealing goods. sons Chester, I. W. F. 22, and Lester are named in the preliminary hearing set for Friday. The case involves two Converse homes, a gravel company, and items including a coat and watches. Authorities say the charges stem from the February 16 incident investigated by Deputy Sheriff Joe Flores before Justice Bolta.
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Oxishoma
Converse
Tessa
Gece
Berar
B. . Wood
Justice of the Peace
Bolta
Joe Flores
Ilalea Foods
H. IH. Gald
Chester
W. F
Lester
Guy
Bolts
Oil Seepage Delays Park Golf Course Plans
Park Commissioner Kabinln cites oil seepage around Riverside Park delaying construction of a golf course pledged to south side residents. He will seek action from officials next week to halt seepage, which could ruin the course foundation. The seepage is traced to a shallow oil supply in the Grayburg Velinery area.
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Toverside Park
South Side
Wriday
Kabinln
Briday
Tie
Wada
Grayburg
Wiedy
Slaughter Ia Given Release From Leavenworth Prison
March 14 AM Leavenworth prison opened to release Coney Slaughter a Dallas Texas and Pueblo Colo banker once jailed for embezzling 253000 from Pueblo National Bank He served as chief prison clerk after arriving Aug 24 1824 He plotted escape aiding by inmates including Beverl and Pontify Slaughter fled in a motor car planned escape from the Refand office He disappeared Jan 31 then was traced to Denver where he claimed to burn 100000 in gold from the Pueblo bank Authorities arrested him in Denver police custody He is the son of William B Slaughter a Texan noted for San Houston era actions and links to the Alamo defense The tale recounts his family wealth and alleged escapable schemes in Texas and nearby areas
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Dallas
Texas
Pueblo
Colo
Sinnghler
Planus
Beverl
Uhinn
Refand
Pontify
Slaughter
Denver
Pueblo Bank
William B. Slaughter
San Houston
Mexico
Canneries to Open to Create Jobs in 2000
The article notes plans to open vegetable canneries in 2000, aiming to create new employment opportunities. Officials announce expected job openings as part of a broader push to boost local industry and provide work for residents.
Suspended Five-Year Sentence for Youth Theft
Dowald Contreras, 17, received a five year suspended term after pleading guilty to theft in the Thirty-seventh district court. The indictment claimed he stole a car worth an amount from George H. Gaston of 204 Hollinap Street on February 13. Judge W. B. Anderson acted as interpreter and judge during the trial. Delog Kinch, assistant district attorney, urged the jury to suspend the sentence.
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Dowald Contreras
George H. Gaston
Hollinap Street
Anderson
Bors
Delog Kinch
Increase in U.S. Auto Exports Reported by Commerce
The Department of Commerce reports an 14.7 percent rise in the value of autos exported from the United States in January, totaling 86.9 million dollars, boosted by an 88.98 million dollar increase over December. The report notes a net rise of 16.43 million dollars from the prior January.
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Unite States
Department of Commerce
Theft Charge Brines Fine
Crile, 45, of 204 Mag relk avenue, charged with theft after taking a box from Woltz and Marx store. He claimed fatigue and discarded the box containing three pairs of shoes after being stopped by saleswoman Reed. Officer Petrie arrested him. judge Dave Watson imposed a $25 fine amid sharp court remarks on public taste for advertising.
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Crile
Bili
Hramett Merd
Magrelk Avenue
Lestiwoe
Corporation Ramtt
Woltz and Marx
Alice Store
Reed
Josephine Gastering
Vvafhe
Charles Petrie
Rece
Dndge
Dave Watson
Judge Watson
Steffler Retains Flood Control Post Amid Local Changes
Street Commissioner Wink announced that Steffler will keep supervision of flood prevention work for the current year starting June 1. The move preserves the existing flood prevention staff including foreman Crow, fire keeper James Washps, construction supervisor, and secretary Miss Florence Newton, all involved in the department’s ongoing duties.
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Steffler
Wink Go Steffler
Crow
James Washps
Amd
Mlorence Newton
Alll Bpertained
Stelilne Sail
Veteran Baker to Head Huge Firm March 1417
Veteran baker to lead large firm in a major career move announced for mid March. The executive, with decades in the bakery industry, is expected to restructure operations and expand market presence across multiple bases and cities.
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Ad & Ta Bakery
City Claire
Will Jy
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Stinson
Don
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Pabst Emgraving Company
Larwest Exclusive Engravers
Losoya St
Nevsons
Coe
Imblic
Ren Mulford
Syeve
Aca
Natural Das Rives
Jeasteny
Sivan
van Find
New Spring
New States
Natins Kids
Ste Wihilows
Hlavde
Promuthy Ville
Houston St
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N. Praca
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