Sinclair Admits Visit to Fall's Ranch for Oil Talks
Aurty J. Sinclair told the Senate committee that his November visit to the Albert 48 Poll ranch in New Mexico was to discuss royalty rights from Salt Creek, amid questions about bid timing and control of Balt Creek oil rights. He confirmed negotiations and the Interior Department's involvement in the royalty contracts and bids.
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Jena
Naval Reserve No
Sinclair
Meterim
Aizeusy
Salt Creek
Nye
Dow
Balt Creek
B.C. Fines
Hesistant
Fetector
Ao le Tay
Ball Creek
theeettit-Continente Companing
German aviatrix Rasche eyes New York to Germany flight
Thea Rasche plans an Atlantic hop to attempt a New York to Germany crossing. Mabel Hol, an American, aims to beat Rasche from New York in the same transatlantic flight attempt.
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Thea Rasche
U. S
N. Y
Germany
Mabel Hol
Mina Rasche
Atlantic
Bremen Crew Greeted At Cit In Washington Ceremony
Ambassador and presidential aides welcomed the Bremen crew and Colaman Latrobe military aide read congratulatory messages as President Coolidge viewed the medals. The fliers held a press conference at the Mayflower hotel before a possible return flight to Germany and plan to bring the ship from Greenland to begin an American air tour.
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Grouyei
Colaman Latrobe
Huellalions
Bremen
Hreeldent Coolidge
White House
Mayflower Hotel
Vonférwice
Guemany
Plumbers Strike Over Wages Reported in San Antonio
Union plumbers demand higher wages prompting a strike organized by Sidney F. Corarling of the Association of Sanitary Engineers. The Owen Shop association in Salt Lake City and national bodies discussed actions with no statement issued. Wages in Savannah and related protests cited. several firms in the Associated Sanitary Engineers are named. Walter Schenfer presides over the association amid unsettled labor actions.
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Union of
Jourityman
San Antonio
Sidney F. Corarling
Association of Banttary Engineers
Vine Leading
Enuics
Owen
United States
Frank Cangeret
Wos
Vonunion
Savantunio
Camelini
Innevilles
TS Pal
Wrert
Onda
Aarcelout
Bult Lake City
Cornulius
Joures Neymen
Cornelius Saill
Associated Sanitary Engineers
Dud and
Ormouil
Sehnfee Company
Viraden-Hudeon-Wanglee
Weat and
Gutgeit
Mred Goyer
R. G. Choa
Kirkwood
Wineton
Chalkley Brothers
Busenberg and Vick
Walter Sehnfer
Association
Bremen Crew Welcome Home During Washington Tribute
The Bremen crew arrived in Washington for a formal ceremony at Bolling Field amid cheers from officials including Kellogg. Secretary Kellogg called the voyage a milestone in international cooperation as the German and Irish pilots were honored by American and Allied representatives.
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Washington
Bremen
Ninheers
Teir Whlet
North Atlantic
Bart
Kellogg
A Ano
Ormal Rreelinga Nf
New York City
Bolling Wield
Untangle From Scattered Fragments In a Turbulent Era
A garbled, OCR style passage hints at Detroit automobiles and a second industry generating billions, with vague mentions of taxes on beer and whiskey, crime waves, and social unrest. It references violence across the ice and at the border and notes public reaction to prohibition era tensions.
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Howtieg P Wetrait
Govarvover
Howlieggura
Ase
Denied Mexican Entry Delays De Courcey Return
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce officials announce that Jo De Courcey, expelled by Mexico’s government, will not be allowed back during Cinco de Mayo celebrations. Mexican immigration chief offices in Laredo confirm instructions prohibiting De Courcey’s entry, citing prior expulsion by order of the Calles government.
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Jowent de Courcey
New York Tras
Mesleo
Republic
San Antonio
Laredo
Roberto Cruz
Mexico
de Courcey
Sepublic
Mr. Whaley
Whaley
Saenz
Nuevo Loum
de Courcer
Whales
Nowmar
Te Courcey
Calles
Cout Lin
New York Times
Pawkett Predicts Busy Session on Rate Fight Nears
Pawkett the San Antonio freight bureau secretary returns from a conference with railroad receivers and predicts a busy session as eight rate proposals are to be presented before the September hearing. Iron and cart producers press to lower rail and water rates. hearing may resolve a long dispute over rates in the Southwest.
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Pawkett
San Antonio Freight Bureau
Powe Ketta
Detroiter Named by Mystic Shrine in Detroit
Webster of Morleta Temple Detroit is named by the Ancient Arabic order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. He will be imperial candidate in 194% during the regular course of progression.
Furlong Maps Roads For Legion Visit In San Antonio
William Furlong of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce highway department plans extended road surveys for visiting delegates. He will return Wednesday from trips to St Louis and Chicago during which road alignments into San Antonio were examined for upcoming summer tourism and local convention access.
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Ban Antonio
San Antonio
Oman
Aps
San Antonio Confirms Tripper in Jack Pitlik
Lowell Tones of the chamber of commerce says Tripper, misnamed as Pitlik, will miss the 16 oclock departure of the major caravan from San Antonio Thursday morning. He plans to join the caravan in Tel Tin Friday after meeting the group later.
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Mt Leret
Tende
San Antonio
Lowell Tones
Chamber of Cout Merce
Tack Pithik
Varian
Tonos
Tel Tin
Plan Exhibit Of 5.4 Goods At Laredo Convention
G G Leal of the San Antonio Manufacturers association says the Laredo convention may host an exhibit of 2200 San Antonio made articles. Directors at a luncheon voted to authorize Lonl to negotiate with Ray Leeman of Corpus Christi for exhibit management. If arranged, the display will be very complete and feature many home produced goods. The convention is planned for this fall.
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Lohenalebbor
San Antonio
Ray Leeman
Corpus Christi
South, Texan Chamber of Committee
Geel
Forgery Suspect Held by City Detective
A man wanted on a probation recount in Greenville, Texas, was apprehended by City Detective J. A. Lance. He will be held awaiting transfer to Crronville for further processing.
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Greenville
Tex
J. A. Lance
Crronville
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Health Rules Endorsed
A 19th century health ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non habit forming remedy for constipation. It promises quick bowel movement without eye irritation and urges daily use, claiming mothers praise it and offering a free sample bottle. It warns against harsh purges and promotes general wellness through regularity.
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Caldwell
Shen
Tniderell
Youngwieta
Drugetel
Dr. Caldwell
British Court Frees Couple in London Case
In Marlborough Street Police Court today Sir Leo Money and Miss Irev Savage faced a charge of improper conduct in Izdo Park. They denied the accusation. Money described Kimectt AB Macricd, a former twelve year member of Parliament and once a minister in the government. As Miss Synge entered the witness box, the magistrate dismissed the case citing costs of ten pounds.
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London
Leo Money
Mini Irewe Savage
Izdo Park
Marlborough Atreet
Money
Kimectt AB Macricd
Parlment
le Border
Miss Synge Wan
Costa
Man Arrested After Breakfast Order Escape
An intoxicated man fled a restaurant on East Commerce Street after demanding three orders of bam eadh epee and shouting at the enraged proprietor. Motorcycle Officers Fred Peat and A. A. Edwards intervened, restrained him, and he was jailed after making him pay for the broken fall.
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Fred Peat
A. A. Edwrards Sever
Aoieever
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