Paderewski and Pilsudski Face Polish Presidency
Polish report says Ignace Paderewski may run for president as ex premier and pianist departs for Switzerland while Marshal Pilsudski’s coup advances to call a national assembly in Warsaw to select the new chief executive. The assembly is set for May 31 with Poland seeking stable leadership.
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Editorials and Rumors Stir Political Scandals and Air Stories
The piece comments on alleged corruption in senatorial campaigns with calls for accountability and jail for offenders. It also references a radio exchange about Mussolini and notes public interest in explorations, mentioning Nobile and the Norge dirigible and its polar flight.
Semple Death Probe Pushed in Los Angeles
Police prepared to launch a new inquiry into the disappearance of Aimica Sempie MacPherson, the evangelist known worldwide. While investigators consider drowning a possibility per followers, questions remain. Emme Schaeffer and Minne Kennedy are among those questioned as Angelus Temple members patrol the beach. The Echo Park Evangelistic association paused leadership action, leaving Mrs. Kennedy to run the temple.
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Colonel Williams Conviction Reduces Promotion Chance
Colonel Alexander Williams of the Marine Corps was convicted of drunkenness by Brigadier General Smethey T. Butler and his promotion standing was reduced four numbers. Secretary Wilbur approved the San Diego court martial ruling, moving Williams to twenty second on a 35 name list. A board of generals will select colonels eligible for promotion as vacancies develop.
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Texas Cotton Seed Men Prep for Texas Convention
The Texas Cotton Seed Crushers association plans a three day gathering at the St. Anthony hotel starting Monday. About 250 delegates are expected, with a detailed business program and an extensive entertainment schedule organized by President H Warren Lynn.
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Dad Asks Police to Hunt for Son
A father requests police to search for his 12 year old son Otto Hage who vanished after skipping work Saturday. The missing boy’s whereabouts prompted a city-wide safety appeal as authorities review the incident and public tips.
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The Blue Beetle by Stella Wynne unfolds in a Sumatra home
Dr Cressey confronts Luke the ex hallboy in a room filled with Oriental robes and coffee as they discuss Mrs Echard Kent Glendenning and a blue scarab. The scene hints at growing mysteries surrounding the Crittendes family and Luke's secrets while a hidden radio and a scarab loom as key clues.
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Woman Heads for California Trip In Ocean Bound Expedition
Mrs. George Finlay Simmons of 336 East Craig Place left San Astonia by car on the first stage toward Charleston. Her husband Geptaine Simmons sails aboard the schooner Blossom commanded by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History to study bird life on South Atlantic islands and adjacent coasts. The voyage began in 1923 and aims to return to Cleveland where the couple will reside for a period after the expedition ends.
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Scatter My Ashes to Four Winds Note Found Near Body
Wallace Zimmerman died by self-inflicted wounds after an inquest into his body found Friday at a local hospital. A note requested cremation and scattering of ashes to the four winds, another note hinted at despair. An inquiry concluded death from self inflicted wounds.
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Cloudy Weather Forecast for San Antonio Weekend
Partly cloudy to cloudy weather was forecast for San Antonio and vicinity. Sunday could bring picnic plans without fear of rain as local theorologist Jt. Hy Jarboe predicted no deluge from Pluvius. Merlerate easterls windy conditions accompany the clouds. Political advertising notes and a Dan Moods municipal auditorium event are mentioned.
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Ferguson era arguments on education and finances in Texas
The speaker defends Ferguson administrations for funding education and building public works while denying reductions in appropriations. He argues that critics falsely label Jim Ferguson as corrupt and asserts that advising his wife in office is legitimate political conduct.
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Melodies Stir Community as Night Noise Protests Rise
Residents on Josephine Street clash with a nearby loft drink stand as Negro tunes drawn protests. A darkey singer reportedly played late past midnight, prompting police complaints and calls for quiet.
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Boy 14 Injured With Fractured Arm in Friday Baseball Game
Belden Arnold, 14, of 427 Lombrano street, was injured Friday when his arm fractured after slipping during a baseball game. He was taken to Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Car Crash Involving Roy Bennett Injures Driver
An automobile driven by Roy Bennett, 18, of 207 North San Jacinto street, rolled over after a collision with a car driven by Mrs. Sidney Allen of 137 Mount Claire street. Bennett sustained a cut on the hand and was taken to Gren Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred at Broadway and Third Street.
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Blaze at Perfection Bakery Wipes Out Bread Line
A fire at the Perfection Bakery on North Alamo Street started when a box of matches ignited an interior wall. The blaze was extinguished quickly by the fire department using chemical agents. No injuries are reported and only a few loaves were damaged.
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Cannibal Roaming Streets Sparks Police Search in L A
Police tracked a reported cannibal roaming the streets of Los Angeles after an arrest by Station Officer Enii Brann. A man severely injured by a fork and knife described an assault but could not recall the assailant, triggering a citywide inquiry as officers sought four suspects.
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Silent thief steals from J. H. Fink home
Burglary at 121 East Ashby Place yields $86 from a trouser pocket, a suit of clothes, a gold wrist watch, cuff links, and phonograph records. The thief entered through a window while family slept. silverware downstairs largely untouched except for drawers searched. A note was found in the wallet with no money present.
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Courtress Jury Begins Session in Salinas Slaying
A Salinas murder case goes to a twelve member jury in Nigety-fourth District Court as prosecutors and defense close arguments in the killing of Manuel Salinas at a West Commerce street pool hall. The trial includes Donn Chick and Carl Wright Johnson for the state and George Brown for the defense. A municipal auditorium event featuring Dan Moody is announced for tonight.
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Citizens Oppose Buena Vista Street Viaduct Plan
Property owners near Buena Vista and Medina streets protest a proposed viaduct across the railway tracks. They warn lengthy approaches would hurt business values. Prospect Hill residents petition for the viaduct, claiming it solves local traffic issues. The city commission will debate the proposal.
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Motor truck fall knocks man unconscious on South Street
Unnamed man fell from a moving motor truck in the 5700 block of South Street Saturday morning. Two others revived him and he and the trio then left before police and ambulance arrived. the injured man is not believed to be seriously harmed.
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Perjury Trial Near as Witnesses Describe Champagne Scene
In Federal court, testimony centers on a nude model bath in a tub said to hold champagne. Daily Mirror reporters Irwin and Lubben described seeing a young woman identified as Joyce Hawley behind a cloak as guests drank, while labels were deemed inconclusive by Judge Goddard.
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