Lindbergh named to land technical post in new venture
Col. Charles A Lindbergh will chair the technical committee of the newly formed Trans Continental Air Transport Inc named by president C M Keys. He says his duties will be “man field” not full time and denies plans for a trans Pacific or a commercial Atlantic flight while remaining director of the Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of Aeronautics.
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Fatsch Succeeds Louis Heuermann as City Auditor
Walter Tatsch was appointed city auditor by a unanimous city commission vote in a special session to fill the post held by the late Louis Heuermann who died recently. The term runs until May 31, 1928.
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Tax Collector R. Neil Campbell in Austin for convention address
Campbell of Bexar county planned to deliver the opening address at the State Tax Collectors association annual convention in Austin. Fred Waller, his chief clerk, joined Campbell in Austin Thursday morning for the trip and event.
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Lin Pierce's Gulden Medical Discovery Claim
Mrs. W. V. Harper of San Antonio says Lin Pierce's Gulden Medical Discovery relieved her constipation and headaches after a weak, rundown period. She reports improved health and urges others to try the remedy, noting it contains no alcohol or harmful ingredients.
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