Photographs of Air Eclipse and Prohibition Debate
The report describes King Festucesaya Inc EW XORK'S aprakensics developing the "down drinkers" amid prohibition talk, and mentions Pop Gallagher facing violence in a tavern scene. Police in civilian clothes and a violent incident are cited, with discussions on jail for offenders and a note on air eclipse photographs taken from Moilo island and by a naval expedition using planes SHON and 10,000. The piece weaves social discipline, photography, and early aviation topics with no clear single outcome.
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Xork
Pop" Gallagher
Moilo Island
Starbreak Yeu Torring
United States Naval Observatory
Androm
Shon
Fort Np
Electrician Dies After Live Wire Contact in Sa Vista
Guerra, an Unesman for San Antonio Public Service, touched a live wire while removing insulators from a telephone pole in the 300 block of Burr road. He was pulled clear by a crew member but died after frenzied efforts by a passerby doctor and first aid crews. He left a widow and four children.
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Th Guerra
San Antonio Public Service Company
Salings Street
Mares Xtresk
Burr Road
Guerra
Nctal Honka
Bela
Adcannd Werisa
Mane F. A. Oo
Erew
Rikhing
H. W. Meisch
Ini
Daft
Tilling
Gupern
Lincoln to serve 90 days in district jail instead of workhouse
The district jail will hold a man named Lincoln for a full 90 days. George P. Wilson, head of the DC Board of Public Welfare, said the offender may complete his sentence in jail rather than be transferred to Occoquan workhouse, about 20 miles away.
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Jali
Wea
William Ly
Occoquan
George P. Wilson
Board ‘of ‘Public Welfare of
District of Columbia
American Miner Stabbed in Mexican Mine Incident
Guatemala City dispatch reports an American mining engineer Thomag Deckers, listed with a U.S. address, killed inside a Mexican mine near Hostolipaquid. Slayers, fellow sleeping miners, reportedly escaped after the reprimand. The body was transported to Guadalajara for burial. he is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Mexico City
Guatalajara
Thomag
Deckers
United States
Flia
Angey
Guaalajara
Tro Eanghters
Film Executive Takes Own Life In Tollywood
An assistant business manager at a Tollywood studio shot and killed a colleague before taking his own life. Police reported that the executive, identified as a man named in detective statements, left a note and details of a prior dispute. The incident unfolded at the Para piunt-Tasky motion picture studio.
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Tollywood
Calif
Pi—Innea Kelbin Urdy
Picuire Atulio
Alinseit
Hing Hase
Mrn
Erion Brady
Dbysinning
Husbardo
Weather Forecast Notes Light Changes Ahead
A draft weather summary indicates minor shifts in temperatures this weekend. Light winds from the north will ease humidity with scattered cloud cover and a chance of showers in coastal areas.
Probe urged into McCloskey election result
Air corps officials push for a new probe of the McCloskey election as Secretary of War Davison calls for stability in aviation. Davison notes commercial offers tempt pilots but says army careers remain more attractive in the long run. He discusses Randolph field plans and a rapid buildout, with a party including Maj. Gen. Willian Tarsiter touring Kelly and Randolph fields and scheduling hops to support aviation growth.
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Crpatragtien
the AI
Crurbee Davison
Davison
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Kelly Field
Lester Il. Maitland
Antiopham
United States
Nawait
David L. Shane
Bamons
Norzeunt Hane
Jose January
Urig
Frank Py Lahm
James
Chaney
Willian Tarsiter
Wight Corps
Taum
Ling Maralfield
RockWell Fell
Angeles
San Francoiss
Seale
Eley Blewardy Dies at 109 After Outliving Nine Children
Mrs. Eley Blewardy of Scott Kansas died at home May 10 at age 109. She had outlived all nine of her children, a remarkable long life noted in the local obituary.
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Scott
Kans
Eley Blewardy
Ford Blames Crime on Wrong Food
Henry Ford asserts most crimes stem from wrong mixtures in the stomach, a view hinted in the current Red Book magazine. The report from New York dated May 10 cites Ford linking criminal behavior to diet and digestion.
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Ford
New York
Henry Ford
Financed Diés and Hemorrhage in San Antonio History
Fragmentary OCR notes describe San Antonio figures and events, mentioning a cerebral hemorrhage and a person named Hotchkiss who led the first company building the Nicaraguan Canal in 1886. It notes a winter home at 201 Lat Laurel Street and a senior golf association presidency.
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Alorade
Het Iiss
ST. of San Antonio
Lat
Laurel Street
Unichbiss
Auburt
N. Ys
Hotchkiss
New Turk Sing
Bt Sears
Senior Golf Association
Army Promotion Bill Reported by Senate Committee
Senate Military Affairs Committee reports an Army promotion bill to the Senate. The measure, sponsored by Senator Rest of Pennsylvania, would provide automatic promotions in the army and accelerated promotions through lower ranks, after House discord delayed passage.
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Senate
Washington, D.C
House
Rest
Pennsylvania
Aico
Weather forecast notes delays and warm weekend temps
Overcast skies accompany a weather program by J F Tarboe of the U S Weather Bureau. Friday night temperatures may dip to around 70 with a high near 88. A trace of rain fell Friday morning, precipitation totals around a tenth of an inch.
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J. F. Tarboe
United States
Bireau
Taling
Joke Was on All Three of Them in Bath
Bath dispatch reports three working men the doctor, undertaker, and coal miner witnessed an overturned car and attempted to assist the imprisoned driver. Each refused professional involvement, leaving the scene without official aid.
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Bath
England
Haig Scores Fourth Tory Victory in Daily Golf Feat
Haig led the British Open as Hagen dominated the final rounds. American contenders including Farrell and Diesel trailed, with Hagen securing a six stroke margin. The wind lashed the course as the field battled to end the tournament with Hagen maintaining a commanding edge.
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Covent
Tisther
Harry Vardon
James Smid
Vardon
Sears
Johny Farrell
Tat Diesel
Hagen
Farrell
Tae
Drewel
Armeriea
Hera
Jones
Watrous
Magen
van Erm
Amers Jean Galt
Tingon
Enue
Tne
Secont Miner
Behid Jen Diesel
Opi
T's
Torrade
Great Britain
Worker saved from death at Floresville ice plant accident
A worker was dragged into a moving ice cutter at an Floresville ice plant. Alivars Tie, 33, received emergency care after fellow workers stopped the machinery. She was rushed to San Antonio by friends and doctors treated her mangled injuries.
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Floresville
Poly
Autres Mivatez
Phesiciana and Surgeons’ Hospital
Phraicians
San An- TA
Alivarea Reas
Six Jurors Chosen in Dallas Murder Trial
Six jurors were chosen in Dallas for a murder case involving Wack Campbell. The trial was expected to proceed quickly with a night session, while defense and prosecution prepared their opening arguments and schedules for September 22.
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Dallas
Haldas
Wack Campbell
Negra
Campbell Renx
Women petition federal probe into McCloskey election
Mary N J. B. Peter chairs a five woman committee that filed petitions asking Federal Judge Duval West and a grand jury foreman for a sweeping investigation of alleged conspiracy to deprive Augustar J. McCloskey of victory in the 1928 Fourteenth district congressional race. The petitions allege illegal altering of election returns and seek witnesses and transcripts from Austin.
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Ixcend
Fitey
Augustar
J. McCloskey
Harry ‘My Wurzbach
Duval West
J. H. Smile
Mary NJ
Peter
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Tetar
Weat
Oop Grees
Bezac
Lawa
United States
Luis
Austin
McCloskey
Travis County
Besar
Ional
Gudga
Amonies
Beethogan Hall
Inez
Grand Dusy Ieee
Poter
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Fridur Hucht
Asan
Lam
Emeriese
Teese
Claus
Chly
Helena
Miami
Pauly
Te Teleto
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Tory
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Iragk
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Walter Hagen
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