Los Angeles Vice and Gambling Raids Net Seventy Arrests
Police sweep targeted dice and card games in multiple raids across the city. Detectives arrested thirteen women and several men on vagrancy and gaming charges, with bonds set mostly at 25 dollars. additional arrests followed at North Sea Granulla Avenue, Lamar Street, and South Santa Hora Avenue, while about ten drunks were also booked. Police Chief Owen Kilday called it a major vice cleanup.
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San Antonis
A. Voglee
Jackson
Bast
Commerce Street
VY Tirteen
Ong Mus
Lou
North Sea Granulla Avenue
Ue 100
Lamar Street
Procrss
Fred Littlepage
May
Henry May
Herm
Welte
Owen Kilday
Chip Hamschisner
Police Department
Robert Collins
Wight
Corporation Court
Aesistontea
Gonzales County Farm Women Enter Yard Contest Plans
In Gonzales County, 27 farm women entered a tricounty yard contest sponsored by the Siding Foundation, with prizes totaling 400 dollars. The entry period runs through November 15 to allow others to join. Home demonstration agent Eira Wines will preside at the meeting, and organizers will gather at the Luling Country Club on November 1 for instructions. Miss Rennin Campbell, Miss Ratie Adele Hill, and horticulturist Professor Meseborough of A and M College will speak, outlining contest details.
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Gonzales
Gonzales County
Siding Foundation
Eira. Wines
Gonealey County
Conitest
Gonealen
Ciankilune
Caldell
Luling Country
Rennin Campbell
Ratie Adele Hill
Profersor Meseborough
A. Aml M. College
Beggars Story of Ti Wife Gets Cash But Fine
In Corporation court Vr and his wife faced a $25 fine after a tale of farmers being charged by a man named Larry to extract “one touch” of an outline. The case involved a vagrancy charge and a plea by Dave Watson, who ordered the man to leave town within three hours.
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Vr. Tove
Lentiweny Wriday
Larry
Ant Oxo
Vagrancz
Jude Dave Watson
Lee
Watson
Uma
Tering Wim Hick
Uomoke Das
Lia Vine
Man on $1000 Rum Bond After Preliminary Trial
Aviquat Lanceman, 201 Cosgrove atren, war at liberty riday under bond of $1KM), following a prelimin ary trial before Vanl A. Tockhe United Stnten commissioner, on charge of manufacture and passension of whinker and whiskey-making ap arate. Lanceman was taken into cuatory Wednesday ... raid nettes officers one 100 gallon sll, om Ogmblon atill, aout 400 gAllons of monk and 14 gallons of whiskey. The stills and whinkes were nelend pnt textrayed.
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Aviquat Lanceman
Cosgrove Atren
Liberty
Riday
Vanl A. Tockhe United Stnten
S ‘Lanceman
Prohibition Agen
Verte Miller
Fraternal Chiefs Visit San Antonio for Hospital Plans
John T. Yates, secretary, and W. A. Fraser, president of W O W, lead a group of national officers touring the present hospital and discussing plans to build a new W O W hospital in San Antonio. Both leaders hail from Omaha, Nebraska, and conducted the inspection Friday.
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John T. Yates
W. A. Fraser
Mr. Yates
Mr. Fraser
Omaha
Neb
School Board Plans Ahead For High School Site Contention
Han Antonio school board discussed plans tied to the $700,000 bonus issue and the future high school site. Superintendent Hartley said no formal conclusions were passed as the session was informal. Board President Hornberger indicated a special session may be called to review a committee’s report on Spanish Acres versus Brackenridge Park site merits.
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Javier
Han Antonio Board of Education
Phuriday
B. W. Hartley
J. G. Hornberger
Adolph G. Bechmann
W. BH. Quirk
W. Taylor
Brackenridge Park
Judge Settles Argument in Corporation Court
Judge Watson settled an argument Friday in Corporation court after Jessie Lopez 18 of North Santa Roan Avenue and A G Chebalin 42 of Peon Avenue were tried on fray charges. They were arrested for fighting in the 100 Block of Threadway by Patrol Officer GT Karkendall. Lopez said a man named him. Chebalin said he was accused of drunkenness. The judge ordered fines for both.
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Wave Watson
Ilanpatch
Corporation Court
Jessie C. Lopez
Santa Roan Avenue
A. G. Chebalin
Riten
Chehnlls
Azriel
Judge Watson
Burglary Alarms Notify San Antonio Banks Twice
Two 8.A. Banks in San Antonio triggered burglar alarms Friday morning. Police rushed from headquarters with weapons drawn, only to find the alarms were false. The Commercial Town and Trust Bank at St Marys and Travia streets first reported the disturbance, then Central Bank on Houston was found to be under work, causing the miscue.
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San Antonio
Houatan
Hotel Manager Recounts Brockhart Party Details
Washington report states hotel manager described the December 1026 dinner at the Willant hotel, linked to Senator Brockhart. Attorney Raver sought the recounts before the grand jury, with Brockhart attending and answering questions this week.
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Brockhart
Washington, D.C
Frank
Willant Hotel
Senaloe Brockhart
Alrent Hreze
Paris
Dixterer
Raver
Annen
Trover
Woodmen of the World Directors Meet at W O W Hospital
National officers and directors gather for a Saturday session after opening Friday at 10 am. The San Antonio attorney reviews hospital property, road widening plans, and potential heating and electrical upgrades. Directors to inspect grounds, discuss a chapel and a small pumping plant at the hospital.
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United Hite
Morris Sheppard
Woodmen of
Burnce Essiation
Wriday
Rausnetcl
Way Bras
Crupgn
Paris
John
TL. Yanes
Association
Sid. BL
Henry
San Antonio Attarnes
Wherr
Utahea
Austin
Hunty
Frosrr
Giber
Golf expert gets contract for new municipal course
Golf course expert John Hredemus wins bid of 11 500 for construction of the activer side park golf course. Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola announced the award as directors met at the Plary hotel in Omaha to discuss the project. Attendees included W. A. Fenser, John T. ,a secretary, and others from across the country, with work to start only after Rede Mus returns to San Antonio.
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John Hredemus
Jacob Rubiola
Wriday
Beedemus
Houston
Redemus
San Antonio
Rubivin
Plary Hotel
W. A. Fenser
John T
J. KB. WitzGeral
Nodilory
A. ML. Gloyd
D. B. Tiradshay
Omaha
T. G. Patterson
Gukattanooga
Tenn
S Ja Caine
Columbia
Refueling Hat by Loretta Young Attracts Attention
Loretta Young showcases a new airminded hat design featuring two miniature planes. One aircraft refuels the other in a modern endurance test style. The stunt draws curiosity and admiration for novelty aviation fashion.
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Loretta Young
Armistice Day Parade Plans Stall in San Antonio
Plans for a large Armistice Day parade in San Antonio under Col Renamont Buck were outlined with marching units from the Ninth Infantry and First Battalion. Maj Gen Willing Tasseler will review troops from a standing point with city and county officials in attendance. The parade will proceed along Alamo Street Houston St St Marys and Commerce before returning to a reviewing stand at the Alamo. The program includes a wartime tribute at 10:87 8. in with bugle calls signaling a moment of silence for World War I fallen.
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San Antonio
Rénamont B. Buck
Marehal Thenomide
Grady Marshal
Alamo Street
Shnt
Houston Street
St. Mary's Street
Alamo Uinian
Willing Tassiler
Eighth Corps
Meee
Anil
City Sud
Paat
American Legion
AL N’emek
R. A. Rolfe
W. A. Turner
Ninth Infantry
San Antonio Public Service
Firman’s
Motors Replace Dobbin in Army Modern U S Cavalry
Washington dispatch reports Maj Gen A B Crosby chief of cavalry says motorization is replacing horses in U S Army cavalry. One train of the division is now motorized, with several vehicles in each regiment. Motors sped troops from Fort Bliss to a threatened Mexican border area in under a day, highlighting mobility gains amid officer shortages in the Seventh Corps Area.
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Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
A. B. Crosby
Vhief
Cavalry
Gooil
Mojor
Crosby
Fort Bliss
Texas
Seventh Corps
Bride Runs From Rice At Wedding From Rice Showers
Elizabeth Nancy Liz Ilyn fled as guests showered rice at her wedding to W. M. Mount, using speed to dodge well wishers. The scene shows her in veil and train with Mount following as rice filled the air.
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Elizabeth Nancy
Liz Ilyn
W. M. Mount
State Treasury Reports Large October Balance
Austin November 8. State Treasurer W G Hatcher reports a big October balance of 12 469 959 05 in the state treasury. Warrants totaling 4251 509 were found, leaving the general revenue fund balance at a reduced level.
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Austin
Atate Treighey
W. G. Hatcher
Atate
Tony
Diuta
General Revenue Fund
Minnesota Solon Due at 8A
Congressman Melvin Z. Moras of Minnesota planned a firing tour of army training fields. He was to reach Duncan Field Friday afternoon to visit the Air Corps training center, delayed by bad weather. He will depart San Antonio Friday morning after a NY leg and continues to familiarize himself with flying schools and military needs.
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Melvin Z. Moras
Minnesota
Army
Duncan Field
Air Corps Training Center
NY Kogee
Lieutennot
San Antonio
Meas Ig
Howe
San Antonio May See Passion Play This January
Chamber of Commerce official T Carrington said San Antonio may host the Passion Play by the Freiburg Parish Troupe in January with funding discussions ongoing. Auditorium manager Tran Wildenstein and church leaders noted limited local support, echoing last year’s reception. Clarence E Gramer of Chicago, in charge of booking, sent a letter on Friday.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Carrington
Chamber
Tran Wildenstein
Lendora
Clarence E. Gramer
Chicago
Oil Men Meet at San Angelo Convention Opens
Oil men converge in San Angelo for the annual Mid-Continental Oil Association meeting. Early registration tops 100 with leaders from Fort Worth and Dallas attending. The group plans a special train after a banquet, session details and attendees highlighted the event.
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San Angelo
Ngelo
Texas
Went
Coxen
Oiani Gar Association
Enecinl Eora
Fort Worth
Ani
Mooney Partner Seeks Pardon After San Quentin Inmate Role
Warren Billings, incarcerated in San Quentin for alleged participation in a 1906 parade bombing, petitions the state court for permission to request clemency from Governor Young. Billings and two Monies were named as involved in the crime.
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Bancisco
Warren
Billings
San Quentin
Young
Chenns
Minister Found Dead in Red River at Altus Oregon
The body of Fo Ma Surder, a 73 year old minister from Melbourne, was found in the Red River near Altus, with wounds suggesting he was attacked. He left Eldo Springs with a wife and two children, and his funeral arrangements are forthcoming as the case proceeds.
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Red River
Altius
Melbo
Ted River
Altus
Eldo
Alo
Ge Ie
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