Jap cabinet bled by a kid and army ultimatum
May 17 report from Tokyo describes military demands for a national cabinet to succeed the slain Premier Inukai. Kisaburo Suzuki named head of a Shivukai party government. army rejects party-line ministries and presses for a true national government. Navy mutiny rumors denied. cadets to face court martial. Prince Saionji expected to advise on next cabinet with Araki seeking a super-party solution.
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Social Workers Discuss Leisure at National Conference
Philadelphia delegates at the national conference of social work urged steps to raise morale of the unemployed and train employed people in better use of leisure. Meetings of two associated groups were held, with 15 conducting business events and discussions.
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Man Dies in California Former Light employee J Br Wood
Word of the death of J Br. Boo Wood, former employee of The Light, Oakland California, reached relatives in San Antonio. A Texas A and M graduate, he joined Standard Oil after 1928. Survivors include brother Henry Wood in China and uncles Roy Cushman and G H Cushman. Body to be brought to San Antonio for burial.
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Milwaukee Denies Rent for Socialist Convention
Milwaukee officials refused a $490 rent appropriation to reserve space for the Socialist national convention. The city council, by 15 to 12, blocked the payment after insurgent and nonpartisan bloc members joined to defeat the proposal.
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Ford Ballots for Married Teachers Vote at School Board
Henry Ford voted as trustee to retain married teachers in the Ford school district. William Cameron, for Ford, cast the decisive ballot breaking a two meeting deadlock. Other members had urged Ford to intervene, but he rarely attends.
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Compromise in Bond Suits Near Final Approval
Negotiations for two city bond lawsuits move closer to finish as Citizens' League executive committee approves a tentative compromise. A precinct meeting within 14 days will seek approval. The plan includes a $1,000,000 funding bonds settlement and a $4,975,000 annexation bond case outcome, with tax liens and strict spending rules.
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Lancaster Paters Plea of Not Guilty in Murders Case
MIAMI May 17 Captain W N Lancaster a former British army aviator pleaded not guilty to a charge of murdering Baden Clarke a youthful writer and fiance Mrs JM Keith-Miller the Australian wife James M Carson chief of defense counsel asked that the trial be postponed for six weeks.
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Alamo Civic League to Sponsor Evening Meeting
The Alamo Civic League will host a get together at the new clubhouse with Garrity read and North Nom Braunfels present. The meeting is set for 8 p.m. Monday, announced by C. A. Southwell, league president, inviting residents to enjoy scenic highways around San Antonio while considering Light Classified ads for used cars.
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Ruling Reverses Paternity Finding in Gross Divorce Case
Chicago May 17 The appellate court set aside a Superior Court decree declaring Christian Channing Gross the father of Anna four, amid disputes with his former wife Virginia Harrison Gross daughter of a former Philippines governor general The birth certificate listing Marius dre Zayas as father was presented In court The Grosses divorced in 1980 on desertion grounds and Gross later sought an amendment to the decree on legitimacy
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Belgian Premier and Cabinet to Resign
In Brussels on May 17 Premier Jules Renkin and his cabinet decided to realign. The Reuters report stated the government will formally resign and hand the resignation to King Albert the following day.
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Cattle Theft Nets 2 Years in Prison
Archer Texas May 17 Henry Cagle was sentenced after pleading guilty to cattle stealing charges. He received six years in prison for the offense.
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Boy Arrested In Drugstore Killing Over Nine Dollars
J C Martinez 90 manager of South Brazos Drug Store 1407 South Brazos street was killed Monday night by Arestin Ramirez 18 of 220 Angela street after an argument over nine dollars Detective Carver and Thompson report Ramirez surrendered stating the men argued over money and he fired three pistol shots in the South Brazos Street drug store. Inquest by Justice of the Peace John Shook was planned.
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Angela Street
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Hankem
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Goldsborough Bill Attacked by Mills
Secretary Mills told the Senate Banking Committee that passage of the Goldsborough dollar stabilization bill would be a disturbing factor at home and abroad. He said the Federal Reserve Board unanimously opposed the measure in a letter responding to Senator Fletcher of Florida, who had introduced a virtually identical bill.
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Two Small Fires on Day's Records
Fire department reports Tuesday covered two small blazes Monday night. The home of the Rev. R. New at 512 Dreiss Avenue sustained about $20 in damage and the apartment of D. Fernandez at 108 [address truncated] also reported minor fire damage.
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New York bound: Fortescue in Honolulu murder case
Mrs Grace Fortescue, a co-defendant with her son-in-law Lieut Thomas Massie and two enlisted men, arrived in New York from the west in the Honolulu murder trial. She said her daughter and lieutenant remain in San Francisco but plan to visit his mother in Winchester Kentucky. Massie has a Navy leave and transfer, destination unknown.
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Westover Returns to S A Dope Bureau
F B Westover, in charge at Chicago, is transferred back to San Antonio. The move, announced in Washington, places H J Ansslimer as chief of the federal narcotic bureau here. R A Darling, acting district supervisor, requests three months leave starting June 1. Oyler takes Westover’s Chicago post.
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Victim Receives First Aid After Broadway Crash
Mrs. BE T Boyd of 101 Harrington court was treated at a drug store and sent home after a Monday night automobile crash in the 3300 block of Broadway. The injured woman was recovering Tuesday in her residence.
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