Hearst replies to veterans on presidential candidacy
Veterans of All Wars of the United States urged William Randolph Hearst to run for U S president. Hearst answered he is not and will not become a candidate for any public office and asked to be eliminated from their plan.
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San Antonio Water Rates Shown Lower Than Texas Cities
A San Antonio water-rate report, fenced by A. W. Seeligson, shows local rates for 10 000 gallons monthly at 30 to 112 percent below large Texas cities. The city’s average is 74 cents under the national average. only four of 62 cities listed have lower rates. Austin, Dallas, and Galveston are among higher or similar rates, with varied comparisons across other Texas towns.
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Police Aid Broke Autoist Fix Car Free
Neighbors reported a man sitting all night in the 180 block of West Iroins street. Officer Emil Braun found he was hungry and broke, his car broken down, and lacking money or gasoline. Police took him to headquarters where a SS fund was used and Bill Dunsmore agreed to repair the car gratis.
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Colleges Plan Seminary Parley at Lake Dallas
Fort Worth Oct 4 five colleges will participate in an inter seminary conference to be held at Lake Dallas October 9. The participating schools are Southern Methodist University North Texas State Teachers' College Austin College Trinity University and Texas Christian University.
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Church Urges Vote On Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
The Heck Wyler conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adopted a resolution urging participation in the state wide referendum on repealing the eighteenth amendment. The recommendation was adopted overwhelmingly.
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Burglar Steals Nearly Ton of Bacon From Parkers Trucks
Swift and Company officials reported to police that about a ton of bacon was stolen from their trucks near the THG N station late Saturday night. Investigators described the theft as a major cargo loss and urged anyone with information to contact authorities.
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Pioneer Hearst Paper Marks Universal Service Anniversary
The San Francisco Examiner, Hearst’s oldest national newspaper, celebrates another anniversary with a note from William Randolph Hearst praising the paper. The message emphasizes its long heritage and commitment to steady publication.
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Mayor Urges Cleanup of Fire Hazards Week
San Antonio launches National Fire Prevention Week with a mayoral proclamation urging residents to remove rubbish and inflammable accumulations from premises. Fire Chief Sarren outlines radio broadcasts and safety tips including chimney and electrical checks, watch for matches, and safer cleaning liquids.
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Heiress' Husband to Manage Hotel in Washington
William Jeffries Chewning Jr will take over hotel management starting next Monday at Hotel Talenesal Beerlen in Washington D C. Chewning is linked to a Michigan heiress daughter of Sivalor James Couzens and is moving from a high profile marriage to a hotel career.
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City News Carnival Dance Sunday Crescent ane
Old time and modern dance event advertised for Sunday night features music by Steve Gardner and the Hokom Kings. Festive ball promised with an artful program and dance orchestra. Cash prizes mentioned for attendees and participants.
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Progress at Randolph Field Building Program Nears Completion
Large scale development at Randolph Field advances toward a West Point of the Air with 250 buildings built or under contract and a September 2031 completion target for the final structures. Plans call for bids on officers quarters and a field-wide telephone system while five-year funding totals rise toward 25 million dollars for cadet barracks, officers housing, and gymnasiums.
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Offlee and Optometrist Advice Ad Promotes Eye Care
An ad from Offlee and OSBORN Optometrist J J Osborn urges readers to seek professional eye care rather than rely on others. It argues glasses are more than a simple purchase and invites readers with weary eyes to let experts handle difficult cases.
Fredericksburg to Be Station on New Air Route
Fredericksburg will host a new air route starting October 165 connecting with the Atlanta Los Angeles line of Southern Air Transport. A Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce committee endorsed the contract after membership approvals and noted the link with Autonia and Big Spring.
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Nobleman Sentenced to Coal Pile Duty at Sing Sing
A French nobleman from Wing Phil of France, identified as Delorme, sentenced for irregularities in his York brokerage, was put to work on the coal pile at Sing Sing. He accepted the assignment with resignation, showing a steady, compliant demeanor during the task.
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Edinburg Man Convicted in 42 Year Murder Case
Epheiam Deckard, 45, of Mission was found guilty of murder in Hidalgo County for the July 6 slaying of Clyde Tatham during a dispute over a horse impounded by Deckard. Judge sentenced Deckard to 10 years in prison. defense plans an appeal. Witness Jack Perrin testified Deckard shot Tatham as he left Deckard’s property.
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Yoakum Child Burns While Playing With Spite Spark
Jean Moore, daughter of Mrs. Tom Moore of Rose Street Yoakum, suffered severe burns when a spark from a sparkler set her dress on fire. She is reported recovering after treatment.
Child Injured in Auto Accident Near Yoakum
Wesley Chiem, four year old son of Mr and Mrs W. W. Chiat, was painfully injured when struck by an automobile near Yoakum. He suffered a fractured collar bone and body bruises. The cause of the accident and further details were not learned.
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