Mexico Mail Plane Delayed Again At Los Angeles Field
A Mexican air mail plane led by Maj Luis Boyer was delayed en route from Mexico City to Laredo and did not land in San Antonio as planned. The flight missed a Tuesday arrival and will instead land at Windura field Wednesday afternoon with a dinner held in its honor at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Ltst
Puw
Luis Boyer
Windura Field
Roger
Eduardo Gar
Mexican Republic
Laredo
Tonia
Mexico City
San Andovio
Texas Air Transport Company
Dallas-Laredo
Auy
G. Chambers
Enriqueavez
Jack Heretta
San Astonia
National Aeronautic Association
A. Feille
Temple Bowen
Texas Air Transport Compans
Winburn Field
Echedate
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio Seen As Air Mail Hub In Five Years
Mexican Chamber of Commerce guests note San Antonio’s strategic location at the crossroad of major routes as air mail service expands. The speaker predicts the city will host the nation’s air mail center within five years, with San Antonio already leading Texas routes and carrying more air mail than Dallas. Other dignitaries at the dinner include Consul General Enrique Santibanez and military officials.
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Mexican Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
United States
Tcas
Lucas
Leo Antonio
Dallas
Enrique Santibanez
A. J. Bowley
Frank FP. Lehn
George W.suarl
Chaman
Militars Affairs
Chamber of Commerce
J W. Beretta
Chieslane
Aeroautiec
Feille
Halle
Wilson Southwell
Legion Trucks Get Right of Way For Convention
Trucks are being issued by the department to the Sanitizers association of Sen Autonic permitting delivery vehicles to local supplies through restricted town streets during the American Legion convention.
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Legion
Sanusfacturers* Association of Sen Autonic
Permtuung
Bencks
American Legion
Scientist Visits Air Field to See Son Now Training as Flier
Dr Wugh Hampton Young world renowned urologist of Johns Hopkins returns to his native San Antonio for a ten day visit with son Colston Young a Brooksfield cadet and daughter Telea Young. He is hosted by Mr and Mrs Berry Frogger at 222 Boclna avenue and plans a coastal fishing trip with T C Frost and Mr Kroeger after departure Thursday. The visit occurs amid his involvement in national affairs during President Woodrow Wilsons illness.
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San Antonio
Hugh Hampton Young
Colston Young
Wugh Hampton Young
Institute of Urology
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Brooksfield
Telea Young
Doctor Young
Berry Frogger
Boclna Avenue
T. C. Frost
Mr. Kroeger
Woodrow Wilson
Bridge Petition to Span Apache Creek Route
Property owners near Zarza more street and Apache creek petition Commissioner of Streets Paul E. Sieffler for a bridge over the stream to aid school children during rains. They state the flood makes the route impassable and blocks access to homes and safety for students.
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Apache Creek
Zarza
More Street
J. N. Chapman
Werthesdas
Paul E. Sieffler
One Hundred Extra Police to Be Sworn In
One hundred extra policemen, employed for national American region contention, will be sworn in Monday morning for a notary at the office of City Clerk Bred Frins. Fire and tice Commissioner Phil Wright announced Wednesday. Commitiinns for eighty-eight of the men were brought to the city hall Wednesday by Police Chief Qwen Kilday.
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Bred Frins
Phil Wright
Cty Hall Wedneway
Qwen Kilday
Major Reynolds Dies by Self Inflicted Death
Major John N. Reynolds, former commander of the Twelfth Observa at Fort Sam Houston, is reported dead in San Antonio after a Wednesday incident during mine repairs. Separate notice from Jefferson City reports editor W. St. Hallinen, 60, of the Capital News, committed suicide last night, found in his Nathroam this morning.
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John N. Reynolds
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Troocan
Mitchellfield
New York
eWatenan
Jefferson City
W. St. Hallinen
World Banker Union Proposed to Ease International Credit
The American bankers’ association president T Creston proposes a worldwide bankers’ union to ease cross border trade. He suggests a combined effort with banks in VarIa to lower interest rates from 71 to 10 percent and 242 percent in calls, arguing it would reduce costs and relieve burdens on Americans.
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T. Creston
The
American Bankers’ Ananciation
Association of Bankers
Fuller
Henee
New York
Hank
Varia
Mr. T'reston
Aviation report calls for stronger federal aviation standards
A Legion report prepared by the avia tion committee urges Congress to fund and set national aviation rules. It targets pilot training safety measures and emergency field construction while promoting landing fields and trunk air lines. Rufax Hand dr. of Minneapolis will read the findings to the convention.
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New Orleans
Sawyer
Harding
Legion
Rufax
Af Minneapolis
Congress
Barton
San Antonio
Mitchell
Col. Tinker
Aesistant Remne Mandant
Atv Cass Tevining
Krationel
Fork Sai Tlouston
Secretary of War
Tunney Wedding in Rome Draws Crowds After Royal Setting
John Tunney and Miss Mary Lauder wed in Rome in a ceremony held in a grand hall used for visiting royalty. Attended by American diplomats and clergy, the couple exchanged vows in English and Latin, followed by a luncheon and departure to an undisclosed destination.
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Italy
Hrofiferio Pol the
Mary Jaunder
Polly
Miss Lander
Eval
Maria Jauder
Uroslin
Limbton
Hurke and
Drealia
Daniels
Lauder Party
Ceremigny
Tunnes
el Mrate
Sean Dominian
Afss
Mise Lawler
Edwin Bewing
Mendelan
Tunney
Droxs
Phinhs
Raie
Prtis de Riedel
Aimericin
Enmeramnen Tazer Halle
Entel
Regu
Farrell
Cnat
Ikeewax
Perugia
Florener
Man Subdues Prowler After Head Blow at Home
A man awakened by a prowler in the rear of his residence was struck on the head but managed to subdue the attacker. Police report the incident occurred Wednesday morning and led to the suspect being booked on aggravated assault.
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Gig Durange Sitet
Lok Suird
York
Tor G
Agsault
Barn Fire Destroys Duerler Ranch Hay Barn
A barn at Duerler's Ranch eighteen miles north of San Antonio on the Fredericksburg road burned with about 1000 bales of hay destroyed. Firemen from San Antonio responded under Fire Chief C. Satran to prevent spread to nearby structures. Loss amount not yet determined.
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Duerler
Colonel Bradford to Retire After 34 Years Service
The War Department announced the retirement of Col. James B. Bradford, commander of the Eight Corps Area general depot at Fort Sam Houston, after 34 years of service. Orders also called for the retirement of Col. Cootze H. Scovell, who had served with organized reserves in San Antonio since 1922.
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James B. Rowte Bradford
Fort Sam Houston
War Department
Cootze TH. Scovell
San Antonio
Army Y to Care For 250 Delegates at San Antonio Convention
The physical department of the San Antonio Y M C A will suspend activities during the American Legion convention to house and care for 250 delegates arriving for the event. Robert Tite, the general secretary, announced the plan on Wednesday.
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Army ‘Y
San Antonio Y. M
American Legion
Robert Tite
Station Porters Convene in 1928 Convention Site
Station porters to convene here electing their 1928 convention spot as per Missouri-Kansas-Texas railway records reported by the local chamber of commerce. The convention location is recorded by Word receivers at the convention department.
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Nin Portera
Alssouri
Kansas
Texas Cyilroad
Chamber of Commerce
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