Will Fight for Lower Freight in Southwest
The Struggle to secure reduced freight rates for produce could send W. P. Punkett of the Sey Antonio Freight Bureau and traffic manager of the chamber of commerce to Washington soon. A conference in Dallas and talks with Interstate Commerce Commission advisers are planned to adjust freight difficulties across a large Southwest region, with September dates penciled for hearings in a Texas city.
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Grand jury ends session with 195 true bills reported
The Thirty-seventh district grand jury released its March and April session findings in a final report to Judge W. S. Avd eccon. It shows four true bills and one no bill this week, with eighty-nine no bills returned and three cases deferred to the next term. Foreman E. A. Holiengreen led the panel.
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PLAN 24-DY WORLD FLIGHT LOOMS OVER RECORD CHASE
Australian war ace Cant Kingslmra Rinith and Lieut George B Pond announce a plan to fly all metal monoplane Cant from here to circumnavigate the globe in twenty four days or less. They have pursued endurance attempts for months, challenging the record held by German flyers in a Trimotor plane.
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Monument to New Russ Hero Konstantine after Wolf Attack
A peasant tale from Konstantine's frontier shows a heroic act against a pack of Siberian wolves. He rode to confront the wolves, wounded three, and survived after a harsh encounter. Locals plan a monument placing a rifle and carved wolf atop the tribute to the fallen hunter.
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Miss Myra Gillis Tea Recalls Wedding Preparations
Miss Myra Gillis was feted at a tea hosted by Miss Hui Loonien after noon at Mrs. nte's rooms to celebrate her upcoming marriage to Wn Graves Harrie. Guests enjoyed cream, salads, and floral decor, while friends and relatives gathered for cluster-style socializing and to mark the event with mingled cheers.
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June Graduate Grace Hagy Hosts Tea at Home
Miss Grace Hagy daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Hagy graduates in June and stands as one of San Antonio's appealing young women. She gave a tea this week at her parents home on Main avenue to celebrate.
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Machine Gun Co Asks City For Annual City Aid
The Texas National Guard unit seeks a $10 monthly appropriation to store its equipment in San Antonio. The Twenty-Sixth Machine Gun Squadron petitions Mayor C. M. Chambers, arguing the city may need rapid response in flood or disaster. They urge timely action to secure aid.
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Clothing Bundle Clue to Robbery on Flavia Street
A fragmentary report says a bundle of clothing found on Flavia Street is tied to a robbery at the Hronsar Cloothing Works on Main Avenue. The value is estimated under 400 dollars. police investigate theft and suspects.
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Kansas City Phone Rate Under Probe
An investigation into telephone rates in Kansas City prompts scrutiny of public service practices. Officials, industry groups, and residents await findings and possible rate adjustments as reviews proceed.
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Fifth District Federated Women’s Clubs Meet in Harlingen
The fifth district Federated Women's Clubs closed a three day session with 95 delegates 14 district chairmen 8 state officers and 800 visitors attending. Harlingen chosen as convention city for 192, district division and biennial officer elections to be held. Notable events included Mary Tanner and Christine Carter lectures on home interior decorating. Annie Webb Clanton urged Texas education involvement and school trustees' elections. A colonial luncheon hosted 160 guests and plans for next year in Harlingen were announced.
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Frank Demayo Gets Maximum Sentence
Frank Demayo, a famed figure in Midwestern running circles, was sentenced in federal court to two years imprisonment and no fine for conspiracy to violate the Volstead act. Robert Carnahan, described as lieutenant of the wholesale liquor refiner, received one year and one day for the same conspiracy in the same trial.
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Diet Debates Minister Over Diet Reform
The diet today considered a motion against Minister M. Suzuki with a 24 to 1 vote in favor of a non confidence move. Officials expect a formal non confidence vote to be introduced tomorrow as political tensions rise.
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Denison Bill Approved by House Commerce Committee
Washington May 4 The Denison Bill to extend the government barge line service to tributaries of the Mississippi river was approved today by the House Commerce Committee.
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State Probes Mrs Knapp in Grand Jury Indictment
May 4 Albany XN May 4 The prosecution of Mrs Florence Knapp former secretary of state revenue delved into bank records at a Syracuse department store. Store manager Patrick J Sullivan testified that February 1920 a bank draft of 2875 supported her account. Knapp is charged with diverting funds via faulty checks. Letters urged timely payments. a $300 check was protested. Robert Moses testified records were burned after a conference with Knapp claiming they were of no value.
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Magician Challenges Medium in $35000 Spiritualism Prize
May 4 Medion New York reports a magician using tricks to dispute Nino Pecorado the self styled medium who seeks to win a $35,000 prize by summoning the late Houdini. Dunninger watched a seance and produced a voice a handwriting and an ectoplasmic hand to test the medium claims. Mrs Houdini dismissed the handwriting as not Larrys and hoped for a posthumous code message.
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Robbers Fail to Loot Seguin Auto Lot Safe
Seguin robbers failed to loot the Lowell Motor Sales safe as the combination was knocked off but no contents were reached, according to detectives. Officers emphasize no items were stolen and the case remains under investigation.
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Morrow Sent To Bed Reads Thrillers
Mexico City May 4 The ailing former American ambassador Dwight W Morrow is in bed with a grip attack doctors say mild fever and fatigue but no serious danger. Morrow insists on reading detective stories and asks for his secretaries to bring him home readings while resting.
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New Gin Under Construction After Fire Loss in Dodsonville
Dodsonville reports two new cotton gins under construction to replace one destroyed by a post season fire. Local builders and suppliers mobilize crews as community seeks swift recovery and continued milling capacity.
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Forge Vote On Tax Reduction Seeks Final Senate Action
Republicans and Democrats clash over rushing a tax reduction bill to a final vote within a week. Senator Bruinat of United leads, aiming to keep the bill before the Senate until passage appears possible. Senator Simmons of North Georgia forecasts rejection by midweek.
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Contempt cited lawyers in habeas corpus case
Detectives F.C. Vogler and P. Littlepage were cited to appear before Judge J. B. Minor in the seventh district court Friday after noon to show why they should not be judged in contempt of court. The contempt motion was filed by attorneys for a woman who alleged the two officers arrested her after she had been released on a habeas corpus writ.
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German diplomat dies after long career in Europe
Friedrich Portales, 74, a German diplomat who served as ambassador to St. Petersburg and later as ambassador to Russia, died today. Born in Munich, he presented Germany’s declaration of war to Russia in 1914 and held the post of Prussian minister to Munich earlier in life.
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