Ford sees airplane future alongside autos in 1920s talk
Boston report centers on Henry Ford's view that aviation will share a vital future with automobiles. He argues railroads will remain essential but airplanes and buses will expand passenger and freight movement, with Ford investing in airfields and supporting early multi passenger planes between Detroit and Chicago. He notes ongoing improvements to engines and plans feasibility of new motors.
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Universel Service
Boston Daily Advertiser
Boston
Henry Ford
Aso
Gsi
Ion
Ecountry
Detroit, Toledo & Hronton
Ford
Detroit
Chicago
Edsel Ford
Revoke Special S A Police Commissions
A grand jury urges tighter control on special commissions as gun carrying rises. Officials discuss replacing private commissions with department supervised extra officers after dance halls and crowded venues. Sheriff Stevens supports limiting commissions to justified cases, with recommendations from responsible business leaders.
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van Riser
Grand Jury
Realso
Wright
Cnmaloge
Stevens
Brackenridge Hi Y Club to Elect Officers at Meeting
The Brackenridge Hi Y Club will elect officers at an upcoming meeting led by faculty advisers CLE Trouts and H Fetler. The gathering is scheduled for Wednesday night at Alamo Teights Hi X club and will feature the "best girls' night" event.
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Cle, Trouts
H. Fetler
Elub
Alamo Teights
West Texas C of C Details 1924 Agricultural Output
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce highlights wide crop and labor activity. Cotton worth 20000000 and poultry with 4000 carloads valued at 3500000 were shipped in 1924, with 30000 attendees at Brownwood last year and a 272 dollar registration fee. The report praises terracing, labor exchanges, and agricultural film outreach while planning a night march and Mineral Wells meeting to push Industrial growth and convention leadership for 1926.
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Bas. Gow
Chambers Free Farm Labor Buyreau
Chamber
West Texas
Brownwood
S A Boosters Head to West Texas Chamber Convention
AH aboard for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention, the Goodwill Special leaves at 725 selock, Monday night, from the TGI N depot. More than 20 Alamo City builders will be aboard, representing practical.
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West Texas
Kelly Planes Ready For Convention Trip
Kelly Planes Ready For Convention Trip details three flights of three planes each from Benth School Group toward Mineral Wells for the West T Chamber of Commerce convention. En route a mock attack on the Second Division bound for Prederieds urg. Lt Meir Robineon to pilot Well y in sar lguniee of the squadron. FS Burwell to fly. Lt EB. 0. St. Johns to fly AT 4. Lt George B. Rice to fly VE. Additional pilots: Res F. C. Carroll, Zetle Peck, H. G. Crocker and H. 3. deaberg.
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Benth
Kelly Kid
West T Chambers of Commerce
Secon
Meir
Robineon
Gquarcon
Tnd
Burwell Wiil
St. Johns
George B. Rice
Flogger Gang Detains and F logs Man at Home
W T Mack of 416 West Travis Street was abducted from his bed by three armed men who bound him, stripped him, and threatened to flog him with a wet rope after forcing him to promise to inform on bootleggers and gamblers. He was returned home after promising compliance and reports to police followed once the trio left.
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W. T. Mack
West Travis Street
Mack
Old West Side
Sre
Judge Opens War on Thievery Aides and Indicts
The judge declares a vigorous prosecution policy, urging indictments where evidence warrants after convictions, and backs investigation of alleged gambling especially in felonious cases. Grand jury members listed include Lentz foreman and Anthony Ostruth Coleman Gallagher Jr. Hammond Hundley Kroeger Petrich Richter Vaughan.
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Grand Jury
San Antonio Jewish Women Plan Anniversary Luncheon
Mrs Ephraim Frisch chairs the committee organizing the annual anniversary luncheon of the San Antonio Council of Jewish Women set for noon Thursday at the Menger hotel. A shoal program has been arranged.
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Ephraim Frisch
San Antonio
Seven Deaths in San Antonio Weekend Reported
Seven people died in San Antonio over the weekend with cases ranging from a self-inflicted gunshot at 315 Hampshire Street to fatalities from a car crash and a shooting at a school entertainment. Victims included E W Parker, his wife and three sons, plus a 7 year old Luz Casillas and 27 year old Albert Stahl.
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San Antonio
E. W. Parker
Hampshire Street
Robert B. Green
Bertha Cherry
Leno
Martinez
I.G. N
Corse
Carpenter
Sturday
Gene Micknegro
Luz Casillas
Albert Stahl
Joe Slavia
Parker
Coleman
Porter Loring Undertaking
Justice Boitz
Alice Parker
Russell
Justin
E.W. Parker Jr
Irvin Trial Jury Selection Underway in 1922 Robbery Case
Clyde "Creepy" Irvin faces a Ninety-fourth district court trial for robbery by assault with a firearm against J. Kosub on October 25, 1922. Kosub lost 32.50 in the incident. Jury selection began at 10 o'clock Mutiny morning.
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Clyde “Creepy
Irvin
Ninety-fourth District
J. Kosub
Kosub
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Fort Worth
Evelyn Smth
S.A
Brackenridge Hi-Y Club
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C. C. Wolfe
Trade Extension Department
Mineral Wells
Alamo City
S. A. Boosters
Kelly
Lipton’s
Tea Lipton’s
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Calcutta
India
Sir Thomas J. Lipton
Liptons Tea
Death Mar
ES W. Parker
Pistol
Irvin Trial Jury
Frank Bros
By Tan Tey
San Antonio Morris Plan Company Industrial Banking
Commerce Street
Traiis
Jeans
Valet Eerie
New ‘Orleans
Cipaane
Fom
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