Army Air Maneuvers to Welcome Distinguished Chiefs in San Antonio
General officers and foreign attachés gather in San Antonio for combined ground and air maneuvers described as the southwest’s most extensive operations. Attaches from France, England, Canada, Germany, and Japan join U S observers as pilots from Brooksfield and Kelly Field prepare for training and air combat drills.
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Dwight
Des
Davison
Southwest
San Antonio
oHfcers
United States
Cavaley
A Ae Patric
Petee
A. A. Iden
Erttierr
Este
Fr. Fecht
Air Corps
G. A . Dumont
France
Aveusta ‘Villa
Seis
Conmanier
Hetherington
Isk
Ww & Sistem
England
de V. Anderson
Grong
Brot
Canada
Emil ‘Wiehl
Germany
3. Seoda
Japan
Mlajss L. Zalonga
E. B. Remnett
Air Corns
Feeher
Cabrigsde
G. Prath Carl Spatz
J. 5 Ae
J. T. McNerney
Wooten
Birst Lieat J. Ipeton
Navy Draft Stirs New England War Work Plans
An internal government note discusses mobilization and defense efforts in New England. It mentions naval readiness, manpower requests, and potential modifications to factory output to support war needs. The document emphasizes coordinated action among military and civilian institutions.
Tom Mix Seething Divorce Talk Sparks Paris Scandal
The article reports on Tom Mix and his wife Victoria Ford amid divorce rumors and marital tensions spanning a decade. It notes Mrs Mix received funds, disputes over separation, and Mix’s stance on divorce while hinting at a broader Paris sensationalism.
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Palversate
Ture Marovata
Victoria Ford
Paris
Tom Ais
Ales Mix
Mixes
All mash versus mixed grain feeding for chicks debated
A discussion among poultry breeders in New England and Florida reviews whether mash alone sustains young chicks or if a grain mash mix supports steady growth. Reports recount two flocks, one thriving briefly on mash then stalling, another flourishing on a grain-based diet after a transition.
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Graves
New England
Florida
Revelvine
New York State Sees Record Spring Tree Planting Surge
Adirondack and Catskill lands witness rapid reforestation as conservation commission reports up to 20,040,000 trees to be planted this spring, with Thomas Lorker pledging 3,600,000 on his Serajaza estate. Andrew F. Poord notes success with balsam fir and red pine, amid favorable planting conditions despite rain.
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Albany
Ile Conservation Commission
Lorker
Andrew
Foard
Bergen
Comatesain
Luun
Andrew F. Amedon
Flood pilots ferry cupaliss to flood victims along rivers
Four of the five Kelip Feld pilots sent to Little Thick to aid flood sufferers along the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers return to base. Lieut. E F Booth remains on duty at Little Rock. Returnees listed as Bingkburn IWW Presser Col J D Grisham and Master Sera EL FB Searlell.
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Little Thick
Arkansas
Mississippi
San Antonio
E. F. Booth
Litle Rock
Bingkburn
IWW
Presser
J. D Grisham
Sera EL FB. Searlell
Seminole Oil Field Faces Shutdown
The Seminole oil field, a leading Southwest producer, faced a shutdown after a New York meeting where fifteen top producers voted to adopt a shutdown order. Operators will halt nonessential drilling and restrain new wells not offset.
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Seminole Oil Field
Tusa
Tiansminole
New York
Thornlay
Chicago to Fete De Pineo Again Event Announcement
Chicago to fete De Pineo again with city officials and Italian colony leaders welcoming Commander Frances De Pinele Frniion and four others arriving tomorrow for the second event within a few weeks as announced.
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Chicago
Frances de Pinele
Civil Service Act Hearing Arranged In Texas
Public hearing on civil service reform set for Monday night in Austin. Gov and Rep J Wallace participate as members of the committee on state affairs. The session will review proposed changes affecting officers and careers within state government. The assembly plans to consider testimony from lawmakers and interested parties.
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Austin
Alata
Fie
J. Wallace
Freelane
Vtaf
Howes
Flying Wins in RR Ge First Pursuit Encounter Over San Antonio
Reported aerial clashes Saturday as the First Pursuit Group attacked bounders near San Antonio. Pilots flew about 200 mph, reformed quickly, and pursued the formation under fire. One pilot briefly lost position but kept formation. observers debated the outcome of the engagement. An exhibition to follow, with maneuvers by various units, concluded without casualties.
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San Antonio
Erecanner
Prac
Honker Tilatsaa Wither Ateurytis
Protest Seizure of China Mission Protest Seizure
Fragmented report from Washington references a diplomatic protest over seizure in China. Mentions consular officials, a military action, and a state department response amid unclear details and garbled names. The piece implies U S concerns with authority over seized territories or assets and protests by Netloinlat soldiers reported by a foreign dispatch.
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Univerant
Washington
Meanie
Ye Lockbart
Seixaer
Faithernn
Mleslane Benavurly al Sinyang
Netloinlat
Gen Malone To Fete Noted Visitors At Dinner
Av dinner honoring distinguished visitors announced for Thursday May 29 at the Malone home. After din ner they will view the world premiere of Wings at the Texas theatre to benefit the Second Division memorial fund. Guests include Secretary of War Davis and many generals and foreign attachés.
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Srsadler Geneen
Paul . Malone Thurston
Pexas Theatre
Second Division Memorial Fund
Bwight Davis
Secrersty
B. ‘Drader Devigon
France
A. Vite
Italy
Lvio Scareni
Emil Wiehl
Goly
Anderson
Carinda
TG. Hetherington
Boxland
Wes
W. Bls
Aleton
Engands Gapt
J.8. Scott
England
Tada
Japan
Angel J. Zulonga
Argentine
T. Tskuischi
Jaran
le Roshinge
Charis Lincoln
Porter Adams
Jesse Laski
Lavien Enhbard
Harry Rogers
W. B. ‘Cotte
Gnehe
Mexico
Caplan del Camps
Albusoni
Blexico
Acs
Shoedy
Mutone
Weather Delays Flight Leaders To Dallas San Antonio
Bad weather halts two air trips involving officials including True Davison and assistant B4 Adam. They planned to speak at an American Legion dedication in Dallas then continue to San Antonio. Planes from Kelly Field were to ferry Secretaries of War and other officers, with additional Fokker transport movements between Dallas, Dallas and San Antonio to complete the route.
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Tulsa
Wor
Davison
Adam
Tuks
American Legion
Bik
San Antonio
Daline
Treat
L. J. Maitland
Caat
Exvin
Mason M. Patrick
Air Corps
San Antonia
Kelly
Fokker
Kelly Eld
Dallas
Saturday Big Flying Day at Cau Branley Air Field
Public event announces two aviation maneuvers at Cau Branley on Saturday March 24 with restricted viewing. Gates open for spectators under military police direction. entry via Blaney Covrgill rules. a 200 aircraft display at Kelly Field Eden is promised.
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Cau Branley
Gram Arms
Blaney and
Covrgill Rxula
Fredericksburg
Kelly Vield E'vidas
Vatican Refuses Divorce to Prince Oy Limytrape
ROME May 4 The Vatican Tribunal refused to annul the marriage of Hilarion Yen Mese to Mary Therest 4iivin Wet, a member of the Gurl De Ta Ware family. The court ruled the marriage valid, despite prior Berlin divorce of Von Plisy and Mary Tivnes in 1993.
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Rome
Hilarion Yen Mese
Mary
Gurl de Ta Ware
von Plisy
Mary Tivnes
Berlin
Widow Describes Murder of Bishop
Widow Milich, wife of Bishop Lother, recounts the night of his murder. She describes the assault in the study and the moments before the killer fled, signaling grief and a plea for justice as investigators pursue suspects.
Stork Brings Foxes At Brackenridge Zoo Rally
Local readers cheer as Brackenridge Park notes an uptick in fox population. Mr and Mrs Bed Fox, owners of the zoo, present Commissioner Ray Lambert with three poly hulls for the unnamed litter. Keener Herman Dreseh feeds the tiny foves from a saucer. The Minnesota fox reportedly the most valuable in the zoo.
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Brackenridge Park
San
Bed ‘Fox
Mingesoty
San Antonio Boasters
Pari
Ray Lambert
Keener Herman
Dreseh
Minnesota Fox
Eagles to tour Wichita Falls for 1924 convention
The San Antonio Aerie No. 70 of the Order of Eagles plans a May 19 to 18 trip to Wichita Falls for the 1924 convention bid. Delegates will stop in Port Worth for a class and return via Dallas, with a Dallas guard list of officers named for the journey.
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Fonwrtery
San Antepio Aerie No. 70
Order of Engles
Sunde
Wichita Falls
San Aptanis Deleguion
Port Worth
War of
Dallas
San Antonio
U. Steifler
Vhaieman
W. Tsoutec
Weave D
Sam Goplmin
PG. W. Rose
Hoxty Spata
Louis W. Schlersinger
W. T-Meoly
Frank Beegmane Jr
Gus A. Schmitt
William Moran
H.R Narberg
Hewin Frank
Hugo Cinves
Mosquito Control Salary Drama Plays in Houston Officials
May 14 Houston officials face confusion over who determines mosquito control salaries as a mayoral figure hints at payroll anomalies. In Rockland Maine, the Giard station is abolished by Portland authorities, and Supervisor Sumner C. Slosner and secretary Elizabeth Beril are relieved of duties in a related move.
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Kansas City
Houston
Pex
Maxii Beach
Edulis
Fenire
GIARD
Rockland
Vorel Torst
Otfers
Portland Officr
Sumner C. Slosner
Wiss Elizabeth Reril
AIG Chiefs Pride in Record Air Maneuvers Near Antonia
Air cargo officers in Sem Antonia and distant fields reported a record air exercise with 100 airplanes reaching early Saturday. The operation involved 20 pursuit ships under Maj. T. G. Lanphlee, 20 attack planes under Maj. Frank D. Lackinad, and 30 pursuit ships in formation, along with bombers, transporters, photographers, and observation planes from multiple bases. One ship damaged and another delayed by forced landing as weather affected takeoff. wrecks included a Dive Lorber plane from Langtey Held wrecked in Oklahoma.
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Sem Antonia
Sar Anteno
Smuciey Sromad
Vna
Flint
Arkansas
Maj
T. G. Lanphlee
Selfridge Tier
Mich
Ma. D. Fe. Brereton Fore Langley Fie
Var
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Port Crackett Ander
Frank D
Lackinad
Fort Riley
Aiter Coromador
B.D. Arnold
McCook Field
Bolling
Polling Field
Langtey
Oklahoma
Fort Ham Mouston
Rommend
Bernolde
Three Boys Die In Crossing Wreck In Michigan
Hout Mich May 14 authorities investigated a crossing wreck that killed three boys Doane Faechid 18 Virgil Paivchila 14 and Lin ence Lambert 16. The fatalities occurred near the railroad crossing as life crews responded to the scene.
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Hout, Mich
Anengi Ies
Ap Alto
Tenbutt-Tesineres
Doane Faiechid
Virgil Paivchila
Linence Lambert
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