The Rooster Killed Him in Air Age Speculation
Arthur Brisbane discusses marketing power of daily papers, Ford and Standard Oil, flying machines, and future wars. He cites Macardo and Rockefeller Jr. while musing on flying fleets, gold standards, and global financing, touching on religion and world affairs in a sweeping 1925 prose piece.
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Ford
Assassin Fire Shots At Detectives Near West King's Highway
A masked shooter in a dense thicket along West King’s Highway fired at Detectives Ford and Schoenstein on consecutive nights missing them by inches. Two residents, Edgar T. Baxter and his sister, had their windshield shattered when a bullet struck their car nearby. Police search the brush, while the assailant remains unseen, with officers exchanging shots in a tense pursuit that continued off page two.
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Mainight
West King's Highway
Signer Ford
Edgar T. Baxter
Juliette Street
Ford
Schoenstein
King’s Highway
West ‘King’s Highway
Eht
Dallas Man Urges Mouth Hygiene Course For Students
Dallas dentist Dr J Simmons, chair of the executive and publicity committees of the state dental association, calls for school instruction in mouth hygiene. He cites outlays in Dallas on singing and sports, urges dental clinics in Texas cities, and notes a dollar spent on youth dental care saves many later costs. He will elaborate at a San Antonio meeting with Dr W C Talbot. Continued on page two.
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Dallas
State Association
San Antonio
Simmons
W. C. Talbot
Wort Worth
Texas
Disappearance of State Witness Delays Trial in Shepherd Case
Chicago May 20 Associated Press reports Special session of the grand jury was ordered for 3 30 p m to investigate the disappearance of state witness Robert White, linked to the murder trial of William D Shepherd for William N McClintock's death. White, missing with his wife and two children after leaving home in a rented car, may have accepted a Florida offer of a furnished bungalow from a man connected to Cy Faiman. Detectives search intensifies. juror selection delayed as White's fate remains unresolved.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stator
Robert BE. Grove
Grand Jury
Robert White
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
White
Marie Badlove
Chicago Herald and Examiner
William Adams
Veador
Florida
Adams
Waite
Faiman
J. A. Bidwell
Balmer. Struck by Premeditation article note
Edwin Balmer reports on the murder charge against William B. Shepherd accused of poisoning William Billy McClintock with five typhoid germs. The piece hints at further details and continuation on page two.
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Balmer
Edwin Balmer
Couple Re wed at Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Julian Czernicki of 724 Wyoming Street celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary at St Michael s church. Four generations attended a high mass led by Father Moezygembs followed by a family dinner at their home. Both natives of Poland, he came to the United States at 16 and moved to San Antonio four years later. she was his bride.
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Julian Czernicki
Wyoming Street
St. Michael’s Church
Moezygembs
Mr. Czernicki
Poland
Czernicki
San Antonio
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael's Choir
Annie Sobieski
Black man confesses terrorizing Dallas, officials allege
Dallas officials report Frank Noel, a Black man, confessed to fatally injuring Ryan Adkins and mistreating Mary Steer, and to fatally injuring W. Larry Milstead after which he mistreated Mable Berry. The district attorney’s office said Noel agreed to sign a statement today.
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Dallas
District Attorney's Office
Frank Noel
Ryan Adking
Mary Steer
W. Larry Milstead
Mable Berry
Remington Medal Goes To Whelpley
The Remington honor medal, a top pharmacy distinction, is awarded to Dr. Henry M. Whelpley, dean of the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. The New York branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association will present it at a dinner in New York on May 25.
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Associated Press
New York
Remington
Henry M. Whelpley
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
American Pharmaceutical Association
C. M. & St. P. Deficit Totals 1,868,606 in 1924
Chicago, May 20. The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company in receiver ship reports a deficit of 1,868,606 for the year ended December 31, 1924. This compares with a 207,686 surplus the prior year and a 6,143,168 deficit in 1922, according to the board of directors annual report released today.
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Associated
Rers
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Two World Fliers Honored With Distinguished Service Medals
Lieutenant Ogden and Sergeant Harvey received Distinguished Service Medals from Major General John L. Hines during a one day army camp inspection. Both men, stationed at Brooks Field as students, served as mechanics on the mission. The air show at Kelly Field featured 90 bombs and 9000 rounds of ammo in a dramatic demonstration for General Hines and local troops.
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Harry’ Oxden
Alva .L. Harvey
World. Hyers
John L. Hines
United States Army
Brooks Wield
Ogden
Harvey
Martin
Kelly
Aida
John L. ‘Hines
San Antonio
Hines
Kelly Field
Ffines
Eighth Corps
Frio
Voodoo Man Casts Curse on San Antonio Woman
A San Antonio woman seeks contempt against her husband in Seventy third District Court alleging threats linked to a curse by a Mexican voodoo practitioner. She filed for divorce on May 5 and obtained a temporary injunction restraining interference. The contempt motion claims the husband has dispatched friends to warn of an untimely death if she does not reconcile.
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San Antonio
Seventy-third District
Defisnes
GM Leaders Confer With San Antonio Bankers and Dealers
General Motors executives led by Alfred P. Sloan Jr met San Antonio bankers and auto dealers at the St. Anthony hotel noon luncheon to discuss local business questions. The GM party arrived from Houston aboard the Southern Pacific and planned to depart for Dallas that night.
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Igh
General Motors Company
Slant Corporation
San Antonio
St. Anthony
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corporation
San
Donaldson Brown
J. J. Shumann
General Motors, Accessory Corporation
Wade Leach
John FP. ‘Ardig
B. R. Webb
W. R. King
Thomas R. Lentz
J. D. McAskill
P. W
Weeks to Consult Physicians Again
Secretary Weeks of the War Department, recovering from a thrombosis six weeks ago, plans a trip to New England within days for a consultation with physicians to decide if a gall bladder drainage operation is necessary.
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Associated Press
Washington, B. 6
Weeks
War Department
New England
Brooks to Address Baylor Grads Here
Dr. O. P. Brooks, president of Baylor University, will speak at a Baylor University Club banquet at the YOM CC A at 7:45 p.m. Thursday.
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8. P. Brooks
Bayord University
Baylor University Club
Trhe Yom. CC. A
P.om. Mhurs Daz
Grand Jury to Hear Indictments on Apache Sheiks Attacks
The Thirty-seventh district grand jury is due to report Friday as indictments are expected against several alleged Apache sheiks linked to a spate of attacks on young women. Two recent victims testified at the courthouse after being subpoenaed, detailing the Sunday night assault and a rescue attempt. Police report a broader probe will cover at least 20 similar cases, with warnings that going out at night with a male companion is dangerous amid rising boldness from the suspects.
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Thirty-seventh District Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Pdt
Aton
San Antonio
Nine Mile Hill
Fredericksburg
Landa’ Park
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Star Co
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Dailywspaper
Money’ Inc
Henry Ford
United States
Europe
Standard Oi
Washington
Teventyee Seara
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D. Rockefeller JR
Edsel’ Ford
Fay
Jacques Coenz
Charles
Africa
England
Fellowship of Faiths
Christine Ellis
Goliad Street
Universal Service
William BD. Shepherd
Tic Ward
William
Billy”) McClintock
Whelpley
Bexar