Man Killed in Tourist Park Tragedy After Quarrel
A quarrel at a tourist park near Artesian ends with the stabbing death of 33 year old carpenter Mr Carpenter. Owens alias WJ allegedly started the dispute over fish goods. a struggle led to Carpenter being wounded and dying at his automobile. Mrs Carpenter and child prepare to return home as police investigate the fatal incident.
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Owens
Depend
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Residents await word on burial site for Mr. Carpenter
Camp officials gather belongings and prepare to decide whether to bury Mr. Carpenter at the site or transport his body back to San Antonio as relatives are consulted for guidance.
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Carpenter
San Antonio
German official praises American fliers during Texas flight
Captain A Baeumker of the German aviation commission praised First Lieutenant James E. Duke's flying while aboard a DH-4B at Kelly Field. The German officers later toured Kelly Field with Captain T W Hastey and visited Fort Bliss and other West posts after viewing Advanced Flying School training and CH-4B and Martin bomber flights.
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German Aviation Commission
Kelly Wield
James E. Duke
Duke
Germany
Kelly Field
T. W. Hastey
Fort Sar Houston
San Antonio
Fort Bliss
Four Fliers Leave for Conference at Fort Sill
Captains N. C. Candee and W. E. Lynd with First Lieutenants D. M. Reeves and P. F. M. Hopkins left Keily Field for Fort Sill Oklahoma Monday. They will confer with artillery school authorities on the aerial program to be staged at Fort Sill by Advanced Flying School pilots in June.
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W. E. Lynd
D. M. Reeves
PF. M. Hopkins
Keily Field
Eurt Sill
Oklo
Fort Sill
Artillery School
Advanced Flying School
Flier Makes Trip to Scott Field Illinois This Week
The weekly air trip to Scott Field Illinois is underway this week. Lieutenant Pardee Martin adjutant of Brooks Field boarded the flight on Monday and accompanies the crew.
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Illingis
Pardee Martin
Brooks Field
Martin
Mondey
Keynote on Advertising’s Global Progress at Houston Meet
Advertising as a means to world progress dominated the Houston session of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the world. Hoover Baldwin Dunlap and Wayne addressed the theme, stressing truthful international publicity and the role of agriculture in American progress while delegates from Britain Mexico Cuba Australia and others sent greetings. Delegates later enjoyed a San Jacinto battlefield frolic with dinner sports and fireworks.
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Associated Press
Houston
Associated Advertising Club of the World
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Renick’ W. Dunlap
Agriculture
BH. W. Wayne
London
England
Charles Aubrey Eaton
Congress
New Jersey
Kingdom of God
Earth
Renick
United State.s
America
Coolidge
William Veno
Manchester
Great Britain
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Calles
Mexico
Samual Toion
Norman S. Hatts
Sydney
Australia
Kogng Pei Lui
Mukden
Manchuria
Peru
Switzerland
San Jacinto Battle Ground
City Council retires 1924 warrants and approves paving plans
City council retired warrants from 1924 totaling 200000 due to a surplus in the general fund. An ordinance appropriated 191 for a concrete storm sewer between Donaldson street and the Fredericksburg road. The body also ordered Seventh and Guadaloupe streets assessed to owners and renamed several streets in Romana Plaza. Bids for Quincy avenue paving were referred to the city engineer. The council adjourned for a noon Wednesday canvass of election returns.
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Fredericksburg
Guadalune
Seventh Street
Avenue E
Oakland
Guadalupe
Brazos
Zarzatiorm
Phil Wright
Romana Plaza
Camnden Street
Letitia Avenue
Blanco Road
Rosewood Avenue
Quincy Avenue
Erie
Main Avenue
Hoover Addresses Youth at Rice Institute in Houston
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover spoke to Rice Institute students in Houston on May 14 praising youthful energy in universities and contrasting Rice with Ueland Stanford as youthful institutions. He described campus enthusiasm and urged embracing fresh traditions while addressing the Advertising Clubs of the World convention.
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ING Acaviimica Press
Houston
Herbert Hoover
Hice Institute
Rice Institute
Ueland Stanford
Hoover
E. A. Peden
Texas
Defense Bars Klan Jurors in Lubbock Trial
In Lubbock the defense seeks self defense and conspiracy to resist officers at the polls as grounds for vindicating the client. District Attorney U O M Chambers and Assistant W H Blanton lead the prosecution in a high profile case tied to the killing of Culpepper on primary election night July 28 at Harlandale. Tabbeck, a special deputy, and Deputy Sheriff M Knight confronted trouble at the voting box. Tabbeck is charged with killing Culpepper.
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UO. M. Chambers
W. H. Blanton
Culpepper
Barlandale
Eet Tabbeck
M Knight
Pete Trevino
Jabbeck
Kirled Culpepper
Cresting Medina flood damages and rescue on Medina Lake
After a heavy rainstorm, the front wall of a building bulged outward as damage ran to thousands of dollars. Insurance does not cover flood losses. Medina Lake faced its worst storm in years with boats overturned and wrecked moorings. Rescue swimmer Liston Zander and Jack Coffee aided three capsized boatmen, pulling one to shore with a rope and guiding the others to safety.
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A. P. Crawford
Liston Zander
San Antonio
Olmos Retention Dam Washed Out by Flood Waters
Flood waters washed away the Olmos creek retention dam on Sunday. The creek, normally four to ten feet wide, overflowed its banks at the site where a small earthen dam three feet high helped dispose of spring water. The damaged dam was rebuilt on Monday in under two hours.
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Olmos Creek
Woman Blames Crime on Moral Laziness at Home
In Binghamton on May 1, Mrs Charles M Dickinson president of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs urged a conservative journalism reform while arguing crime stems from moral laziness in the home. She spoke during an address opening better homes week.
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Binghamton
Charles M. Dickinson
New ‘York
Mayoral Plot Looms as Tobin Forces Rally in San Antonio
Secret meeting draws 173 attendees as Mayor Tobin travels from San Antonio to marshal support for a political campaign. Acting mayor Phil Wright leads election meetings in Tobin's absence while Dr Rhodes contemplates an unlikely bid, praising Tobin's progress and declaring him the man for the next mayor.
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No 4 Administration
Votes
John Tobin
San Antonio
Tobin
Dr. Rhodes
Battery resumes march to Oklahoma from Fort Sam
Battery F Fifteenth Field Artillery spent Sunday in camp at Austin and Monday resumed its march toward Oklahoma. The unit left Fort Sam Houston Tuesday heading to Fort Sill Oklahoma for duty with summer training camps at that post.
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Fifteenth Field Artillery
Austin
Oklahoma
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sill
Okla
Repair parts sent for plane motor in Fort Worth mission
Repair parts for an airplane motor were taken to Fort Worth Monday by First Lieutenant D J Canfield from Kelly Field. The motor belonged to a four plane flown to Mineral Wells last week by Lieutenants B R Zettle and E Rice.
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Fort Worth
D. J. Canfield
Kelly Field
Mineral
Weils
BR. C. Zettle
X. E. Rice
Teachers Election Planned for San Antonio Public Schools
Election of teachers to San Antonio Public Schools will likely be held early next week under Superintendent-elect Johnston. The delay hinges on verifying the list of teachers who are dropped or retiring. Principals, supervisors and directors elections may occur separately, with reports suggesting most supervisors will be dropped and charges may be made against directors, though no details were confirmed.
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San Antonio
Marshall
John=ston
Boy Dies as Auto Burns in Fiery Crash
A car crash left Tarver dead after flames engulfed the vehicle. Glauneh, who escaped uninjured, pulled Tarver from the burning wreck and torn clothing hindered rescue. Mr. McMahon Sr. notified, rushed to aid, and transported the injured to Santa Rosa Infirmary where his foot was amputated Monday morning.
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Glauneh
Tarver
Bhelothin
Acc Ag
McMahon'Sr
San Antonio
Santa ‘Rosa Infirmary
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