Theoretical war game off New England coast
Off the New England coast a large enemy fleet shadowed a convoy bound for New York City and the industrial Northeast as a defending fleet prepared to repel an invasion. The exercise, a World War scale mock invasion, will run for several days with 100 navy vessels split into enemy and blue forces. Major General Preston Brown leads the defense from Boston with a depleted fleet and mobile land forces to deter a possible landing.
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Ranger Gillette and the Apache Ambush at Concho Trail
A rugged memoir recounts Captain Gillette guiding Rangers against Apache raiders near the South Concho. The tale follows Native and ranger clashes, Montecemo’s path from Apache to Comanche, and a boy Marvin Hunter’s encounter that ties past and present in Mason County stories.
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Périca Park
Goodyear Reaches Agreement with Dillon to Resume as Bankers
New York reports Goodyear Tire announces Dillon Read and Company will resume as bankers. Three owners and management stockholders accept terms to terminate voting trusts and operate under an independent arrangement. Reorganization of 1921 is described as constructive, restoring creditor and investor confidence and stabilizing the firm’s banking relations.
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Exports Survey Shows New York and Texas Lead 1926 Trade
Washington reports that almost one third of U.S. exports in 1926 came from New York and Texas, valued at roughly 49.8 million and 40.8 million respectively. Total exports for 1926 reached about 24.7 billion, down from 1925 due to declines in cotton, petroleum and leather goods. Pennsylvania and New Jersey ranks are noted with California also listed among leading states.
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UT Glee Club to Perform at Saint Mark's Church
The University of Texas Glee Club will give a concert in Saint Mark's Episcopal Church education building Monday at 8 pm. Directed by Oscar J. Bux, the program includes Tesaz cow boy ballads arranged by Mr. Hox and aims to raise funds for Saint Mark's building fund. Proceeds go to the church.
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Glee Club
Oscar J. Bux
Saint Alark's
Hox
Saint Mark's Building Fund
Rolfe P. Crum
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