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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

7

Rebels plan to expand rebel group across multiple states

The article notes a rebel group offered five places on its directorate to resigning directors and lists states including Kansas Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Texas North and South Dakota Iowa North Carolina and Missouri with Chicago as a city. It mentions a planned meeting at 11 to extend the organization against major studios Kirst National Famous Players Lasky and Metro Goldwyn Mayer.

W. A. Eehey Michigan A. Cole Kansas Tlinois Indiana Minnesota Texas North South Dakota Iowa North’ Carolina Missouri Chicago Kirst National Lasky Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Clerks Re elect Ohioan Grand President

E A Fitzgerald of Cincinnati was re elected grand president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks on the third ballot by a narrow margin. George Levi was re elected grand secretary by a close vote. Adams Birtles, representing western lines of the Canadian Pacific, was elected one of the five trustees of the Brotherhood bank at Cincinnati. None of the other candidates received enough votes on the first ballot.

Associated Press Kansas “City E. A. Fitzgerald Cincinnati Brotherhood Fitzgerald George Levi Brotherhond, Bank

Woman dead and 13 hurt in Windsor crash

A party of 24 local women traveling to Border Cities from Kingsville was struck by an Indian Pacific locomotive at 12 15 this morning killing Mrs H C Potter 42 and injuring 13 others. The incident occurred in Windsor.

Windsor Kingsville Indian Pacific H.c.potter

Dawes to Address Nation by Radio Friday

Vice President Charles G. Dawes will speak Friday in a nationwide radio broadcast. The address will be radiocast from a stadium linked to broadcasting stations across the country.

Dawes The Associated Breas Washington, D Charles G. Dawes Addres

Jury acquits two and convicts two in express robbery case

Wisconsin jury acquitted Bernard Mylin and J. Smith while convicting Bernard Smith and Ralph McKee for the murder of Russell Sage Dickey during an attempted hold up of the Viking Chicago and Northwestern Railway Express. Sentences for Mylin and Smith were 25 years each.

Associated Press Waukegan Bernhardt Mylin Milwauk J

Brackenridge Honor Students Dine at Banquet

Brackenridge High School honors its top students with a Tuesday night banquet in the school cafeteria at 7:18 p.m. May 19. The event recognizes seniors with 90+ four-year averages, athletes who upheld school banners, debaters, declaimers, spellers, and others who represented the school in literary or athletic competitions. The event is organized by a PTA committee led by Mrs. W H Quirk.

Brackenridge Parent W.H. Quirk

Delmonico’s Place Relegated to the Past

Historic Delmonico’s known as Del’s for nine decades is torn down to make way for an office building. The site was sold to a syndicate for about 4 million dollars in Manhattan, New York.

Universal Servn New York Manhattan Delmonico’s Del’s

Nancy Kaufmann Granted Divorce

San Francisco May 15 Mrs Nancy Lance Kaufmann daughter of the late Franklin K Lane secretary of the interior was granted a divorce from Phillip Kaufmann on the charge of willful desertion.

Universal Service San Francisco Nancy Lance Kaufmann Franklin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior Phillip ©. Kaufmann

Coolidge Invited to Address National Editors Luncheon

President Coolidge was invited to speak at the National Editorial Association luncheon in Washington on July 18. He indicated he would attend if possible and would likely address issues of national concern.

Universal Service Washington Coolidge National Editorial Association

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