HlagVer and the Reality of Flying in America
Arthur Brisbane discusses Bernardi’s record flight and the US role in recognizing that flying is real. He notes government awareness, references George Sterling’s death, Ella Cross’s suicide, and calls for attention to industry and prosperity under Hoover. The piece hints at a Westinghouse electric locomotive project and continues on another page.
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United States
Americay
Bernardi
Norfolk
Secretary Miss Hall Aims Civil Law Defense
Miss Hall, secretary to District Attorney S M Chambers, plans a civil law career and favors defense work over prosecution. She studies law rules and terms, while Chambers guides her through corpus delicti and mens operandi as she tones up for a future as a civil practitioner.
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Tina Ban
Earorbey
S.M Chambers
Miss Hall
Mr. Chamber
Tobin Says He's Feeling Fine Will Be at Work Soon
Mayor John W. Tobin told reporters by phone and in person that he is not seriously ill and will return to his office within a few days. He had been the subject of many calls after rumors about his health spread yesterday.
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Ueebert
Hoover
Universal Service
Tobin
John W. Tobin
Salm Divorce Suit Postponed in New York
Count Ludwig Salm Tollgstracten's divorce from Millicent Rogers, filed in New York, was postponed from today. Counsel said the count is aboard the Hemerick and due in New York Wednesday or Thursday.
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Salm
York
Ludwig Salm Tloogstracten
Millicent Rogers
Hemerick
New York
Governor Grants Thirteen Pardons and Related Actions
Governor Ferguson grants thirteen full pardons four furloughs and extensions one parole and two restorations to citizenship in Austin on November 22 according to International News Service.
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International News Service
Austin
Ferguson
Car Tracks Remain as Public Service Denied Permit
San Antonio Public Service Co denied permission to remove Laurel Heights loop tracks amid protests. Residents favored continuing trolley service 20 to 1, and the San Antonio Woman's Club said removal would hinder activities at its San Pedro avenue club building. Judge QO. M. Fifugh, Sisters of Divine Provision and Womans Club executives joined the petitions.
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Uron
Mission’ i
San Antonio Public Service Company
Laurel Heights
Public Service Company
Phil Wright
San Antonio
Tear Gas Bombs Added Equipment For Police
Tear gas was officially added to San Antonio police equipment with the receipt of a dozen bombs by Chief T C Miller. An additional supply has been ordered. One bomb will be placed in the emergency car, the rest kept at the station.
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San Antonio
T. C. Miller
Miller
A. Momber
Home Fire Claims Visitor's Life in Texas
Emma Jones of Houston died in a Beaumont hospital after sustaining burns when a home in which she visited the Datsons burned Friday. The blaze destroyed the house and she will be buried in Wichita Falls.
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Beaumont
Emma
Jones
Houston
J. Claude Datson
Wichita Falls
Three Die in Gainesville Auto Collision
Amos Hansard aged 25 and George W. Surtis aged 80 were killed and Jesse Samples 22 fatally injured when the automobile they rode in lost steering control in Gainesville.
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Gainesville
Amos Hansard
George W. Surtis
Aml Jesse Samples
Discovery of Five Fossilized Bron Tisaurus Eggs
New York reports five fossilized bron tisaurus eggs found in North America marking a first. Miner L Volney Stevens of Harrison discovered the eggs while prospecting in a Sonora canyon 6000 feet deep near the Xaqui river. Roy Chapman Andrews earlier unearthed 1923 Gobi eggs, while German finds also date to earlier eras.
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New York
North America
L. Volney Stevens
Harrison
New York “American
Stevens
Xaqui River
Sonora
Mexico
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
Wongolia
American Museum of Natural History
Fwge
Genmany
Far, Warmer Forecast For Week Ahead
A modest warmup is predicted for Monday night into Tuesday by J B Jarboe of the weather bureau. Sundays high hit 49 degrees, the season’s lowest daytime maximum, and the day’s low remained near 45. Frost covered Northwest Texas and Western Oklahoma Monday morning after the season’s coldest spell, following a recent storm.
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J. B. Jarboe
Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Faa Ano
Cotton Crop Forecast From U S Department of Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture reports an 18.38 million bale cotton crop for the United States based on November reports. The expected yield is about 1803 pounds per bale, slightly higher than last year’s 1677 pounds.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Erop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Illinois River Surpasses Flood Stage After Snow Melt
Beardstown Nov 22. The Illinois River rose above flood stage due to melting snow, reaching and surpassing the danger level today. River conditions reported as deteriorating with rising water levels and impacts expected downstream.
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Illinois
International
Beardstown, I
Tinois
Browning Couple Consolidate Separation Suits
Supreme Court Justice Morschanser awards Browning wife $60 weekly alimony and $8500 in counsel fees, with trial pending on the millionaire husband's separation suit. Peaches Browning seeks $4000 monthly alimony and $25,000 counsel fees as the actions consolidate in White Plains after starting in Poughkeepsie.
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Towne
Supreme Court
Morschanser
Browning
Poughkeepsie
White Plains
M. and St. P. Line Put Up For Highest Bid
Butte November sale auction opens after months of litigation over the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway receivership. Reorganization managers Kuhn Loeb and Co. and National City Bank of New York expected to submit the sole qualified bid for the continental line. Minority bond holders contest the sale while special master Herbert A. Lamdah oversees bidding at Milwaukee station.
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Butte
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Uest
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
National City Bank of New York
Continental Line
Federal Court
Chicago
Herbert A. Lamdah
Milwaukee
Kaiser William II Confined by Severe Illness in Bed
Doorn Holland Nov 22 Kaiser Wilhelm II is bedridden with a severe illness that has spread through his body leaving him unable to move. The condition is painful but not described as immediately dangerous.
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Ilness
Kaiser
Doorn
Holland
Pormer Hosperor
William
Germany
Apartment Fire Claims Five In Downtown Los Angeles
Five persons perished in a four story downtown Los Angeles apartment house fire of suspected arson. Eight women were rescued by firemen after the blaze gutted the building early today with several injured.
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Los Angeles
L A Favorite Weds Mary Howard in East Coast Honeymoon
L A Favorite marries Mary Howard, a renowned San Antonio singer whose golden voice won fans from the local scene to the East. The couple, now on their honeymoon in Atlantic City, travel with husband F A Bunte.
Salman Heap Crushed in Yard Incident
Police report a man named Bridredo Rodriguez found face down in his yard with a crushed skull. Two drunken companions could not explain the crime. A blood stained ax was found nearby. Rodriguez received treatment at Robert B Green hospital but faces poor recovery prospects. Three male suspects and a brother were detained.
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Bridredo Rodriguez
North Leonz Street
Robert B. Green
Rodrigues
Disney
Rodriguez
San Antonio Bride Mary Howard Daughter Weds in New York
Mary Howard of San Antonio known concert singer married Ferdinand Andre Bunte of Chicago in a New York City apartment on Friday. The couple honeymooned in Atlantic City and plan to end their trip at a Wisconsin hunting lodge with the groom’s family. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Howard of 341 West Mistletoe Avenue and is active on stage in both East and San Antonio.
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Mary Howard
San Antonio
Mirae
Ferdinand Andre Buite
Chicago
Seventh Street
New York City
aAtlantic
Wisconsin
Bunte
James W. Howard
Mistletoe Avenue
French Move To Check Franc Rise
Paris reports the French government is taking steps to halt a continued increase in the franc's value as of November 22, debt market actions and currency measures are under consideration to stabilize the exchange rate.
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Paris
State Plays Tronaathis Trial Witnesses In Ramsey Slaying Case
George Wesi Nov 29 reports in the trial of Harry Leahy charged with killing Dr. J A Ramsey. Witness Bustillos claims Leahy confessed plans to lure the doctor and deny medicine poisoning claims. Dag Defense hints Leahy may blame Roberto Martinez and seek to shift blame, with Martinez having turned state's evidence.
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George Wes
Ises
Harry Leahy
J. A. Ramsey
Tsidore
Ditor
Leahy
8. P. Hunt
Duhose
Bustiles
Bustilles
Roberto Martinez
Ramsey
Leuhr
Trivedo
Leahy Will
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