Mexico hunts Obregon's four attackers
Reported pursuit follows an unsuccessful assassination attempt on Obregon. One suspect, Lamberto Ruiz, wounded in the chase, is in custody and refuses to speak. A second arrestee, Antonio Tusde, died from wounds. Firearm permits to be canceled by authorities. Bandit leaders and followers executed after surrender at Puebla barracks.
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Ocean Voyage Lacks Thrills Observed in New York
In New York a fragmentary note recalls Elise Alice Longfellow of Cambridge Massachusetts, daughter of a poet, returning from Europe as nineteenth century travel lore blurs with memory of Richard Henry Dana. The piece hints at a voyage from long ago and contrasts it with modern travel, echoing the era’s literary voice.
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Arm Broken in Street Altercation
Frank Cor tex of Houston street suffered a broken arm after being kicked by a woman he was helping near Commerce and Casino streets. She drove off after the incident.
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Frank Cortex
Houston Street
Santo
Commerce and Casino
Cambridge debaters due in San Antonio for college clash
Three Cambridge University debaters will arrive in San Antonio on Wednesday morning for a debate at 8 p.m. in Knights of Columbus hall against St. Edward's College of Rus tin. San Antonio's James McClosker leads St Ninard's side with Elmore Horehers and Joseph Koesler. Cambridge team members include Hugh Meackintosh, Herbert Vienelahvin, and B Hosillen-King. The topic: whether compulsory military training should be in all schools and universities. Cambridge will argue the negative.
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Wounded Couple Found After Palo Alto Road Shooting
Deputies rushed Pound and Catatino to Robert B. Green hospital after a shooting at their Palo Alto road home ten miles from San Antonio. The husband was gravely wounded by a bullet in the neck while the wife suffered a flesh wound in the left leg. Two versions of the incident are being investigated by sheriff deputies who arrived early Monday night.
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Runway Wet Delays Flight to New Zealand
Capt. Frederick A. Giles postponed his takeoff to New Zealand after a wet runway raised danger of losing control. Bartlett and Stephens at the field announced the delay early today, delaying the flight scheduled for tomorrow.
Leper seeks US citizenship for free treatment at Carville
At Baton Rouge a leprous alien, unable to pay daily support, seeks naturalization to gain free care at the United States Marine Hospital in Carville. Abraham Joseph Siegel, a Chicago rabbi who left Palestine in 1922, filed naturalization papers after his wife died. A deportation order was suspended to allow him entry as a long-term patient. Judge Burts will hear the case.
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Chicago
America
Palestine
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Arlington Veteran Captain P J Trammell Dies at 76
Arlington TX veteran Captain P J Trammell dies at 76 after long Texas residence. He was known for military service and listed among local figures. Funeral details were not provided in the fragment.
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Arlington
Br International New Service
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P. J. Trammell
Enrollments 3061 in Public Schools in San Antonio
Enrollment figures from San Antonio public schools show 28 689 total students this year. W J Kuyt assistant superintendent provides figures, noting enrollment is 3061 in public schools and higher than last year. Data reflects system wide counts across districts and grade levels.
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San Antonio
W. J. Kuyt
Ford and Son Sued For 6 000 000 in Lincoln Stock
About 1800 stockholders of the Lincoln Motor Car Co led by Henry M and Alfred Wilfred Cipalin filed a circuit court suit seeking roughly 6 million from Henry Ford and others. They allege the Fords failed to reimburse losses after Ford Co bought Lincoln Motor at an eight million dollar private sale.
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Lincoln Motor Car Company
Henry M
Alfred Wilfred Cipalin
Henry and
Eisel Bord
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Lincoln “Motor Company
Henry Ford
Trolley Operator Held Up in Fort Worth Robbery
Fort Worth police seek an unmasked hijacker who held up and robbed D. A. Cornett, operator of a city street car last night. The robber escaped with $10 in cash and fifty street car tokens valued at ten cents each.
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Fort Worth
D. A. Cornett
Vet Hospital Suspends14 Doctors in Mayvale Case
Chicago November 15 The Herald and Examiner reports 14 physicians at the Wol ered lines Jr Memorial Hospitals for World War veterans in Mayvale suburb have been suspended for 30 days without pay amid alleged sale of liquor prescriptions. Washington sent suspension notices by mail with 10 days to answer charges. Resignations preceded by Col Ro Wye Francis of the institution and three other physicians tied to the prescription irregularities.
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