Hunting Victim to Be Buried in Dallas
Arrangements were under way Friday for the burial in Dallas of Hermi a A Webster 95 of San Antonio who was fatally shot Thursday on the Brandon ranch 12 miles northwest of Kerrville. Webster, director of Olmos Park Estates, died from a bullet wound after being rushed to a Kerrville hospital. Surviving are his mother and a sister. The shooting occurred about 100 yards from the underbrush as he and a hunting party companion McBrean reported.
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119,216 Veterans Ask No War Aid
Washington nerv 18 bureau of navigation announced that out of 540,781 eligible for the World War naval service adjusted compensation bonus, 119,216 have not applied for it.
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U S to Produce 5 000 000 Machines
SEW TORE Nov 18 V Five million mutomobiles will be produced nest year in the United States and Canada during the greatest prosperity this country has ever known, in the opinion of John J Rarkos, chairman of the finance committee of General Motors.
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Pirate W Parley Reported From South China Meeting
A November meeting in Pekin involving representatives of five naval powers including the United States, Britain, France, Japan, and Germany discussed piracy in the South China waters near Hong Kong. Officials reported that discussions aimed to pressure Canton authorities to suppress pirate nests and improve maritime security.
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Ex-Baron Takes Flight to Africa Amid Turbulent Tale
An ex-Baron begins a flight toward Africa amid disputed claims and unsettled motives. He travels with a mechanic and cites Lyons, France as a reference point for the misdirected journey.
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YW Inaugurates Tax on Girls' Boy Friends in Brooklyn
New York reports a sensational local tale as the YWCA in Brooklyn begins a “bear tax” scheme. A male visitor pays 25 cents for an audience, while the woman pays 80 cents for a private parlor audience, with implied charges for gatherings.
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Constable Rules Over Jackrabbits
International News Service reports from Borger Texas that Constable Roy Macy asserts control over a prairie and sandhills district after a political dispute. County commissioners announced redistricting with the city of a new precinct, though details remain unclear.
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