Merchant Calls for Neutrality in World Affairs
A speaker argues Uncle Sam must stay out of the League of Nations and world courts, urging fair, distant dealings with Great Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, France, Japan, and China. He cites helium supply, geologic time, and a new oil venture by Edward Doheny as examples of prudence in business and policy.
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ACT
Great Britain
Canada
Germany
Italy
France
Japan
China
Sam
England
Edward J. Doheny
Standard Oi
Pottom
Mr. Doheny
Episcopal Officers Officiate at San Antonio Consecration
The Rev. Simeon Arthur Huston longtime rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church in San Antonio was consecrated as bishop of the Olympia Diocese Washington in a solemn ceremony Friday morning. The Right Rev. George Herbert King of Texas presided.
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Simeon Arthur Huston
Thesr
St. Mark’s' Episcopal
San Antonio
Bishon
Olympia
State of Washington
Atvan
George Herbert Kiving
Texas
Arthur Huston
St. Mark’s
Capture Sedan But Loses Owner Deputy Sheriff Seeks Driver
Sheriffs hold a Ford sedan on Soledad Street awaiting the driver sought in a February theft of $200 in foods from L B Price store. A salesman.reported spotting the car near the Soledad apartment. the owner fled before questioning. The license plate may match a San Alaros plate. The salesman aids the search to identify the driver if he is the theft suspect.
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Saledad Street
Soledad Street
San Alarcos
Inventor Fallout From Self-Built Gun Aims at Brain
Redwood City May 15 Gra Ities Moreau 62 a man with years trying to perfect sun harnessing devices killed himself with a self made firing device. A firing pin released by a heavy sprig discharged an .45 caliber cartridge from a brass cylinder. The bullet struck the brain and caused immediate death.
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Redwood
City
Gra Ities Moreau
Duke Divorce Suit Quashed by Court
The New York Supreme Court dismisses Mrs. Lillian N. Duke’s suit against tobacco magnate James Buchanan Duke. Justices rule the New Jersey decree granted 20 years ago cannot be recognized as final.
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Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Griegerich
Lillian N. Duke
James Buchanan Duke
Duke
New Jersey
Episcopal consecration of Olympia bishop marked by national church leaders
Leaders from Texas Washington and other states assisted in the consecration of the bishop chosen for Olympia The service began early with communion and prayer and the consecration sermon by Bishop Capers Officials presented election certificates and ordination documents while multiple bishops and clergy signed letters of consecration The ceremony featured vows and litany readings with participating clergy from Laredo Austin Seattle and Dallas Continued on page two.
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Episcopal Church
Texas
Washington
Bishom
William T. Capers
West Texas
St. Mark's Church
Capers
Rodney. J. Arey
St James Church
Kent
Wash
Olympia
James
Duthie
Seattle
Benjamin Sumner McKenzie
Walter E.terrell
Tacoma
Cecil Seaman
North Texas
Huston
Simeon Arthur Huston
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Jesus Christ
Harry Tunis Moore
Dallas
DuBose Murphy
All Saints’ Church
Austin
Charles W. Cook
Christ Church, Laredo
John D. McLauchlan
St. Mark’s Church
Kinsolving
Mexico to Begin Paying Foreign Debts in June Says Elias
Mexico will start meeting its foreign debt obligations in June, says A. M. Elias Mexico’s consul general in New York. A first payment of 250000 dollars has been made to the U S government and debts of 1500000 contracted by the De la Huerta regime. Mexico owes 17500000 in foreign debts and has a 29000000 surplus in the national treasury. Delegates, led by Elias, arrive in Los Angeles then San Antonio on a tour for the Associated Advertising Clubs and Mexican National Band. The band will perform at a Blue Cross benefit and a Schwab Field ball game with the Aztecs and Braves.
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Mexico
A. _M. Elias
Mexia
New York
Associated Advertising Clubs
Houston
United States
de la Huerta
Senor Elias
L. A
Ad Club
San Antonio
Laredo
Calles
San Pedro Park
Mexican First Garrison
Captain Nunez
Packer's Daughter Helen Wilson to Wed Next Month
The marriage of Helen Elizabeth Wilson daughter of Thomas E. Wilson president of Wilson and Companys packers has been announced for June 27. Henry J. Williams son of Mr and Mrs J P Williams of Litchfield Minnesota joins the firm about six years ago. Miss Til ton graduated from Wellesley in 1920s.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Helen Elizabeth Wilson
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson and Companys, Packers
Henry J. Williams
J. P. Williams
Litchfield
Wife Sends Invites to Divorce Hearing Round
London Mayfair residents received notices from a wife encouraging guests to attend her pending divorce case. She stated the event would be more interesting than a dull service and offered tea afterward. The hostess name is withheld until the court action is aired in about two weeks.
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London
Mayfair
St. Margaret’s
Tom Lee Fund Created for Shipwreck Hero
Memphis engineers form the Tom Lee Fund to provide perpetual support for the negro hero of the M. E. Norman disaster. Members pledged 200 dollars at a meeting and a separate drive seeks funds to buy a home for Lee, reaching 1053.10 dollars.
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Tom Lee
Associated Press
Memphis
M. E. Norman
Memphis Engineers’ Club
Engineers’ Club
Lee
Cleburne Ravaged by Rain and Hail Storm
A fierce wind toppled small houses and a hailstorm damaged crops across Cleburne and twelve miles westward on Thursday night. The Nolan River overflow drowned many cattle, swelling the stream beyond its banks and signaling likely heavy flood losses.
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Cleburne
Nolan River
Plane crashes near Trenton kill three aboard
May 15 report from Trenton Nebraska states pilot Floyd T. Hofling of San Francisco and two passengers Mrs. Harry Gils son and Floyd Eakins of McCook Neb were burned to death when their airplane crashed and burst into flames near the city.
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Trenton
Neb
Floyd TL. Hofling
San Francisco
Harry Gilsson
Floyd Eakins
McCook
Prosecution Rest in Trial of Davis Topera
The prosecution rested before noon in the trial of former Governor J M Davis charged with accepting a bribe.
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Davis
Associated Press
Topera
J.M. Davis
Birthday Fight Keeps Tom Olsovsky Alive
By BESS CARROLLE Tom Olsovsky a 15 year old in the Robert B. Greek Hospital remains unconscious after a Corpus Christi road accident last Sunday. Today, his birthday, he has miraculously held to life despite fractures and near death, with his sister Sophia turning 14 on Saturday and the family hoping for a birthday party that will never come. The day marks a grim contest between life and death as Tom battles to survive his natal day.
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Bess Carrolle
Tom Olsovsky
Tom
Robert B. Greek Hospital
Corpus Christi Road
Sophia
Eddie
Bertha
Ed Yalkel
Olsevskys
Corpus Christi
Tom Olsavsky
Thas
Avi
Hoover Considers Survey on Commercial Air Navigation
Secretary Hoover proposes an official summer survey of the status and potential of commercial air navigation. If approved, the Commerce Department staff will conduct the study with cooperation from business groups and associations able to assist.
Navy Dirigible Los Angeles Sets Civilian Guest Flight
The Los Angeles left Lakehurst at 11 30 a m with about 30 passengers aboard as guests of Secretary Wilbur. Captain George W Steele commanded the airship for a five to six hour cruise over eastern states before returning to Lakehurst. Dwight F Davis attended as assistant secretary of War among passengers from the Army advisory board for industrial mobilization in Philadelphia.
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Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Citizens Naturalized at Federal Court Session
Citizens from nine countries were naturalized in Federal court Friday Forty applicants were admitted to United States citizenship during the morning session and the remainder instructed to return in the afternoon. Those admitted included ten from Great Britain one from Austria one Belgian four Germans five Greeks six Italians seven Mexicans four Poles and six Russians. Among them were three priests and four nuns.
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United States
Great Britain
Austria
Butte sworn in as Porto Rico attorney general
Major George Charles Butte, who defeated the Republican candidate for Porto Rico governor, was sworn in at the War Department as attorney general of Porto Rico. Born in San Francisco in 1877, he is a member of the American Legion.
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Universal Service
Washington
George Charles Butte
Ma” “Ferguson
War Department
Porto Rico
Major Butte
San Francisco
American Legion
Oklahoma man named to pension office role
Washington May 15 Winfield Scott of Enid Oklahoma has been chosen for appointment as commissioner of pensions but is named temporarily to the deputy commissioner whip position in the near future reports from Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Winfield Scott
Enid
Okla
Judge Blanton Appeals For Guilty Verdict In Culpepper Slayings Trial
In a tense Bexar county courtroom Judge J M Blanton pleaded with jurors for a guilty verdict in the Jim Lubbock murder case over J T Culpepper. The trial drew tears from relatives and featured defense testimony noting police actions at the polls.
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J. T. Culpepper
Jim Lubbock
J. M. Blanton
Thirty-seventh District Court
Bexar
Blanton
Lubbock
Culpepper
J. M. Anderson
J.B. M. Nash
H. 4. Culpepper
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