White Supremacy and War Echoes in New York Opinion
A mixed column argues white supremacy risks collapse if defended by force and notes 1925 US building spending forecast by W Straus. It praises real estate advice, critiques Abd el Krim, laments church governance in Straton’s NY church, and touts Hoyt’s boat outperforming the Twentieth Century rail flier.
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W. Straus
United States
Mr. Straus
LF. Hoyt
Albany
New York
Dentists Of Fight Convene In Texas City For 45th Annual Meet
Delegates from Austin and Wichita Falls attend the Texas State Dental Society convention at Gunter hotel for the 45th annual session. Drs R H Topper, S Hol Miller, C Sloan, K W Knapp, H Johnston and others lead clinics and talks while social events and receptions mark the opening day.
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Austin
Wichita
Falls
Texas
State Dental
Guntes Hotel
Patton-Heled
R. Hi. Topper
Houstony
Texas Dental College
Shol. Miller
Dallas
Baylor
University Dental
7Weis
Grouws
Baylor University Dental College
Ac Ce Sloan
K. W. ‘Knapp
Minneapolis
Minneapolis; Dr. “Harry B. Johnston
Atlanta
Entertain Women at Dentists Meet The Women Of San Antonio
The San Antonio Dental Association hosts events to entertain wives of visiting dentists. The page teaser notes continued coverage on page two with details to follow.
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San Antonio Dental Association
Dentr
Two Airmen Decorated by General White in Alamo City
Lieutenant Harry Ogden and Sergeant Alva U Harves were awarded Distinguished Service Medals by Major General John L. Hines during a visit to Alamo City. Hines reviewed Brooks Field troops and inspected the base, with Sergeant Harvey piloting the ship involved in the Alaska crash during the war escape.
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John.’ Iines
United States Army
Harry. Ogden
Alva
Leo Harvey
World Fliers
Brooks
Field
General White
Alamo City
Harry Ogden
Alva’ U.' Harves
Brooks Fick
John L. Hines
Army
Hines
Brooks Field
Harvey
Martin
Alaska
Tuieuitenant Ogden
Arkansas dry agents report large moonshine seizure near Little Rock
May 21 in Little Rock Thad W Rowden federal prohibition director announced the capture of six large distilling outfits and about 40 000 gallons of mash and 500 gallons of whiskey. He also said about a score of alleged moonshiners and liquor ring members were arrested.
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Little Rock
Thad W. ‘Rowden
Arkansas
Rangers Guard Coleman Trial Amid Sheriff Killing Case
A detachment of four rangers under Captain Tom Wieckman left Austin for Coleman to stand by for any disturbances during the trial of the negro charged with killing Sheriff Dick Pauley.
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Associated Press
Auslin
Tom Wieckman
Austin
Coleman
Dick Pauley
Wisconsin Senate Bans Imitation Butter Products
The Wisconsin Senate passed a bill prohibiting manufacture, sale, and distribution of any article in imitation of butter. The action was announced from Madison on May 21 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Pres
Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Hinds Watches Future War Unfold At Kelly Field
General Hines observed a future war demonstration at Kelly Field where paper soldiers and wooden truck models depicted land battles. Air raids by three planes opened fire on infantry targets as ships and aircraft staged a brutal preview of impending warfare.
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Kelly Field
John T. Hines
Ciief
United States Army
Pacific Ocean
Kelly I Field
Hines
Hawaiian Islands
Genera Hines
Crystal Gazer
L. L.harvey
J. I. Moore
Carr
Army Officers Seek Taxes Back From Government
Far reaching claim by Army officers around San Antonio seeks refunds of excess income tax fees. Major Clifford Jones argues that rental value of quarters and commutations of quarters should not count as income. Court of Claims favored a test ruling prompting thousands of officers nationwide to register refunds. Refunds cover taxes paid since 1919 amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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United States
San Antonio
Clifford Jones
Court of Claims
Dallas Mob Attempts to Storm County Jail
Broken windows and missiles marked dawn as two mobs tried to storm Dallas county jail to free two Black defendants. Five wounded as officers fired on the mob. Dwight Stewart, 18, gravely hurt by abdominal wound. Crowds dispersed as dawn neared and order was restored.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Guinp
Dwight Stewart
Woman Fights Off Lone Attacker In San Antonio Home
A fifth nightly assault attempt targeted Mrs. H R Ward at 1032 South Alamo as she prepared supper in an upstairs apartment. Her husband nearby heard screams, and Ward clutched a door facing to keep the intruder from dragging her away before fleeing down stairs. Police, led by Chief Street, searched the city but offered only a partial description: a very tall, thin man in a black slouch hat and high collar, last seen fleeing from the Ward home toward the back fence.
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San Antonio
H.R. Ward
South Alamo Street
Ward
Street
Stendebach
Morris and Schoenstein
Street Ann Aoothing
Blind Man Controls Wild Country-Bred Horses
A blind handler, unloading a potato wagon, loses control as Oscar Conharit's team bolts past 302 Main toward the courthouse. The wagon pierces the tonneau while the horses crash and dash through downtown traffic, with the man unharmed. An automobile owned by QO. A. Wilson is involved.
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Oscar Conharit
Main Avenue
QO. A. Wilson
West Mulberry Street
Plan Murder Trial For Dot Ellingson
San Francisco dispatch reports that Dorothy Ellingson a 17 year old labeled a jazz girl is to be retried for the murder of her mother in January. She was declared sane after observation and will be returned to county jail as preparations for reopening the trial proceed with both defense and relatives surprised by the verdict.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Bright Lights
Minnesota Rangers Contain Forest Fires in Hibbing and Virginia
Rangers aided by reinforced crews claimed victories over fires flaring in Hibbing and Virginia districts. All major blazes were under control with winds easing. weather helped firefighters as minor fires were expected to be checked by nightfall.
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Duluth
Hibbing
Virginia
State probes tampering reports in Shepherd murder case
Chicago May 21 The Shepherd murder trial includes an alleged attempt to tamper with a juror and with witnesses. State’s Attorney Robert Crowe ordered a full investigation after Philip Barry linked a man connected to the defense to the jury corruption case. A private detective agency head was briefly detained and later released. A special grand jury met to probe the disappearance of key witness Robert White.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson MacClintock
Robert 5. Crowe
Philip J. Barry
Barry
State 28
Robert White
Counting Out Jury Like Child's Game By Winifred Black
Chicago May 21 Universal Service correspondent recalls a jury trial shown as a child's counting game. The piece, May 1925, reflects on a murder case involving Billy McClintock and his guardian, linking memory of games to the courtroom drama.
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Winifred Black
Universal Service
Univernal Service
Chicago
Eeny
Meeny
Ming
Rony
Miny
Billy
McClintock
North Shore
Tris
Wire
Briat
Fimberlock
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S. W. Straus
Abd-El-Krim
Arthur Brisbane
Star Coan
Aaa
Mikado
Bd-El-Krim
Abd-Elirim
Abd-El-Arim
Afric
Spain
Tiut
France
Dr. Straton
New York City
Straton
Wall’ Street
Trinity Church
Dentists OF Fight
Rangers
Wisconsin
Shepherd
Kelly
Hinds
Dot
Minnesota Rangers
Veniceman
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