Requiem for Wurzbach to Berry taps funeral
Funeral notices in San Antonio reflect a broad attendance plan for Harry M Wurzbach Republican congressman from Texas who died after an appendicitis operation. Messages of condolence from President Hoover and War and Labor secretaries accompany tributes noting his long congressional service and defense focus. Conversations show expected attendees include Texas Governor Sheppard and senators from Nebraska New Mexico and Oklahoma as well as Army officials and local officials.
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Winans
Washington
Sce
Curtin
Sheppard
Coapally
Texas
Howell
Nebraska
Draiten
Dluz
New Mexico
Gore
Oklahoma
Garner
San Antonio
John Garner
Colon
Sosinosa
San Antonia
Edwie B. Wining
Ship Corps
Iis
C. MM. Chambers
Jour Nntg
Wrentha
Ness County
W. A. Warzbach
Sclon
Patrick Hurley
Wurzbach
Illiess
Congress
Kim
Fom
Davitison
Ase Valstad
James J. Dayis
Long G. O. P
Tobine Yi
Teras
Automobile destroys aging water fountain in town
In Bont on November 14 a passing automobile crashed into the town’s historic water fountain at the street intersection, smashing and destroying it after 25 years of service. The fountain, once the main water source for horses and cattle, had dwindling use and was primarily used by laundry and junk wagon haulers before its demise.
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Horaca
Baby’s Cries Save Family From Death at Fire
In Hopewell Junction New York on November 14 a family escaped a deadly house fire when their baby cried during the night. The infant’s cries woke them, allowing parents Harvey and Hind to reach safety as flames engulfed the residence. Local fire crews arrived to contain the blaze with no reported injuries.
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Hopewhle Junction
N.Y
Avenaton
Harvey
Onhyn
Mussolini Foils Each Day in Indoor Sport Saga
Benito Mussolini premier of Italy dominates daily indoor sport events, turning competitions into a display of vigor and political theatre. Observers note his relentless pace and public presence shaping the mood of the season as venues fill and crowds cheer the leader’s performances.
Armistice Day Parade Remembered in San Antonio
Armistice Day observances in San Antonio mark a turn toward honoring the men and women who sacrificed in World War I. The community pauses amid the city’s routine to pay reverent tribute to brothers, sons, and fathers who gave their lives and health for their country, continuing a postwar tradition.
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Hell
San Antonio
Chaplain O Gallaher Receives 8700 Gift at Fort Sam Houston
At Fort Sam Houston Station Hospital a large group of personnel honored Father O Gallaher on the thirtieth anniversary of his ordination. Col Roger Brooks presented a gift box containing 700 in gold to the chaplain as a surprise. The ceremony drew about 100 attendees including nurses and Keevies, and celebrated his hospital service and the chapel's furnishing efforts.
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Station Hospital
Fort. Sam Houston
O'Gallagher
Perronnel
Wic
Bat Ter O'Gallagher
Father O'Gallagher
Ebanol
Keevies
Col
Roger Brooks
National Guard to Get 2 Airplanes
The National Guard will receive two observation airplanes. Delivery is planned from the San Antonio air depot within the next ten days. Lieut. Thomas W. Breckburn, instructor with the Thirty Sixth Division, and Lieut. Lucws Heng Jr, instructor with the Colorado National Guard, will ferry the ships to Manston and Denver respectively.
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San Antonio
Thomas W. Breckburn
Sir Corps
Terns National Guard
Manston
Brakeey
Duncan First
Flonston
Plano
Firac
Lucws ¥. Heng Jr
Colorado National Guard
Denver
Lieutenant Stein Ordered to Duty
Lieut A F Stein of San Antonio infantry reserve is ordered to active duty with the Second Division at Fort Worth Houston for fourteen days. Capt H W Nolen of Austin field artillery reserve and Lieut W C Fukeworth of Dek Rio infantry reserve will report for two weeks of activation.
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Stein
A. F. Stein
San Antonio
Sion
Wort Sain Touston
Itnya
H.W. Nolen
Field Artillery Reserve
Auatin
Lient W. C. Fukeworth
Dek Rio
New Credit A Votem Urged Visit By Caldryell
Frank T. Caldwell of Miami Fla will visit San Antonio November 10 to urge standardization of credit systems nationwide. He will speak at the Menger hotel next Tuesday to local credit men and be available for business advice. The San Antonio Retail Merchants Association plans its annual officers election around Thursday morning at 212 West Commerce Street.
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Frank T. Caldryell
Miami
Fla
Adolph Groveo
San Antonio Retail Merchants’ Association
Caldwell
National Retail Grent Association
Menger Hotel
Sip Antonio
San Antonio
F. UW. Weber
Treasuer
Grosso
Ante
Loan Machinery of Corn Body to Be Ready Soon
Officials of the National Corn Credit Corporation report the lending machinery will be ready within two weeks to resolve farm credit needs. The organization will be headquartered in Chicago on Fifth Street. Milner, head of the federal grain stabilization program, serves as president. Earl Smith of the Agricultural Association is named vice president. Harry Laird and George A. Rauney hold key posts as treasurer and advisor respectively.
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Chicago
UNS
Organization Completeil
National Corn Credit Corporation
Milner
Fare Bonel
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Corn Corporation
Earl Smith
Alineim Agricultural Ngsoiation
Harry Laird
Des Slaines
Dean Urges Prayer for Disarmament
London November reports the dean Duncan Jones urging world churches to join three months of prayer for disarmament ahead of a Geneva conference in February. He says mutual fear and distrust among nations could be reduced by a growing positive spirit of goodwill.
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Grorinal Derice
London
Duncan-Jones
Deen
Geneva
Bis
Express wreck injures four trainmen near Unstown
A Lehigh Fuller express derailed today half a mile west of Unstown Pennsylvania injuring four trainmen. Local authorities and railroad workers described the wreck as a rough freight and passenger service collision with limited structural damage. Investigators await more details on cause and injuries.
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Unstown
Lehigh Fuller
Kentuckians Plan Probe of New York in Dreiser Row
A Kentucky inquiry plans to probe New York figures in response to Dreiser. The Pineville Suns notes miner wages of £16 a month and questions Dreiser’s charity contributions. Witnesses discuss publisher offers and annual income as the inquiry unfolds with political tension and regional pushback.
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N. Y
Dreiser
Wala
Cheadle Hrettery
Bel County
New York
Herndon
Evans
Pineville
Dresser
Intecrorision
Crejace Eekeit
National Credit Corp Opens to Aid Banks Initiative
New York November 1 The opening of the National Credit Corporation at the Federal Reserve Bank marks a step by American banking leaders to ease the U S credit crisis. Applications for advances will follow the filing of requests from banks with frozen assets. A 10 percent call on the 400 million dollar subscriptions will occur to seed operations. Initial loans timing and collateral standards remain undecided as officials assess conditions. Cooperation proposed by President Hoover has improved the banking situation, reducing urgency for large immediate relief.
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New York
EL Forte
United States
Tovays
Sears
National Credit Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
Tounys
Dten
Precident Hoover
Bern
Sonora Plans Wool Week Activities November 9 to 14
Sonora observes National Wool Week from November 9 through 14 with school and luncheon programs planned by the Sonora Tons club. I A Evang manager of the Sonora Wool and Mohair company arranges winter displays in several Sonora stores to boost wool consumption and business endorsement across local firms.
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Sonora
Sonora Tons Club
I. . Evang
Sonora Wool and Mohair Company
Gonora
Sentenced Red Is Released on Writ to Depart
A man identified as Sentenced Red was released on a writ by Judge Francis H. Trimble of the Kansas City Court. He had been sentenced October 21 at Fleasnot Hill to one year in jail and a $500 fine for actions on October 17. He was required to depart the city and promised to leave, with the writ ordering his exit from the area.
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Kansas City
Woo
Fleasnot Hill
Iil
Francis H. Trimble
Kenson City
Aoqwals
Florrisonville
Four Jurors Expelled by Judge In Oakland
Four jurors were ordered removed from the jury by Superior Judge Fred W. Wood after denouncing the jurors for allegedly trying to influence the panel and vote on the case. The deliberations concerned J Raymond Kelly, a San Francisco police officer accused of manslaughter in the shooting of J L Davis and his brother.
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Oakland
Cniif
INS
Fred W. Wood
Vlea
J. Raymond Kelly
San Francisco
J. L. Davis
Fatal Gun Blast Report Unveils Court Findings
LOS ANGELES Nov. 7 Findings of a court of inquiry explain in official terms the explosion of an antiaircraft gun aboard a U S Colorado unit en route to Washington. The blast killed five officers and men and injured 22. Results point to faulty material, not personnel error. Releasable at Washington, unofficial reports indicate.
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Shieh
U. S
Colorado
Washington
Legion Cancels Wilson Debate in Fresno California
The American Legion cancels a planned debate with Dr. Clarence True Wilson after a recent convention dispute. Wilson planned to meet E. Glementy Tloret of San Francisco, a militant advocate of prohibition repeal, in a confrontation arranged for Legions members in Fresno.
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Warner
Warner's
Gale Remedies Co
Rocheter
N.Y
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