Public urged to verify bonds after Chicapa mail robbery
Federal authorities seek to curb loss by urging residents to compare their private securities with a list of stolen bonds worth over 100 dollars from the December 6 1922 Chicapa mail robbery. Texas Rangers and federal officers recovered 75 50 million of the bonds in San Antonio. many more remain missing. Detailed serials of dozens of bonds were released as part of the appeal for owners to report suspected matches.
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Cbeck
Chicapa
San Antonio
Texas Rangers
Thomas D. Dawkins
United States District
W. R. Smith
Wumbers
Brinkley Hospital to Move to Del Rio
TEL RIO Oct 7 Dr Charles Brakiey a famed Milford Kan physician will establish a sanitarium in Del Rio This fact was confirmed with the arrival by plane Friday of the doctor who said he would convert the Roswell hotel here The move signals a new medical facility replacing the abandoned hospital Dr Brinkley will relocate his practice and staff to Del Rio as planned
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del Rio
Tel Rio
Charles Brakiey
Milford
Kan
Roswell
Li Hospital
Wiltora
Ortaber
Brinkley
Froni
Rafio Munlo
Plea for Decency Brings Approval from Annie Laurie
Annie Laurie appeals for decency in American society, urging writers and readers to oppose sensationalized filth and vice. She recalls early journalism and firsthand observations of “night life,” arguing many women and men are exploited for profits. The letter calls for public action to curb crime, vice, and the spread of corruption.
Bevenly Alls on American Legion resolutions and unity
Will Rogers cites Chicago American Legion resolutions as level headed and unanimous proving a broad cross section of the country cares about the value of the dollar. He warns that arguing economics reveals feeble mindedness.
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Bevenly Alls
Chicago
American Legion
Will Rogers
Old Drier Wind Up Meet Preserves Hazy Past Traditions
A late spring gathering at Gunir hebel brings veterans and new members to recall the old Liners era. Notable attendees include San Antonio figure RO Jennings and several named officers. the event plans discuss future drives and the selection of a new president as the group marks its 1934 milestones.
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Ona
RO Jennings
San Antonio
Win
Qasmqrat Yen
Wb Ie
Rome
Devaney
Frank Dahir
Janie Texas
Treas
Brice Roberhs
Weather Recap and January Deficit Report
The snippet details a measured weather summary with October and January deficits, noting a 5.51 inch accumulated deficiency since January 1 and 224 inches for October. It lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and scattered forecasts across Texas cities including San Antonio Dallas El Paso and Abilene. It also references a convention ending by 5 pm Friday and a dinner that followed, with notes on election procedures in Austin and a Texas Senate political context.
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Dale
Sahirdax
Sundax
San Antonio
Dallas
Brownville
Antonia
New Orléans
San Antonio Y el Paso
Abilene Texas
Albuquerays
Mg Amarillo
Texas
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Cleyne
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Galveston
Belbow
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Sweden
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Lear
Ilear
Orleans
Qroaha
Phowie
Ana
Pottabucich
Torker
Clanrge
Saundey
Wilte
Llen
Murder Solved Hinting FoA Theft in Chicago Robbery
Denver U S District Attorney Morrissey announced a $500000 mall robbery case from Chicago last December is nearly solved with three men, a woman arrested and another man sought for questioning. Names include Raymond Holwell, Theodore Norell, Bernice Sullivan, Francis Sullivan, and Robert H Barnett. Pickets continue at steel mills amid talks to ease a nationwide coal strike and potential union dues changes.
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Denver
United States District Attorney
Chicago
Federal officers weigh charges in $74,500 bond theft case
Federal investigators await word from Chicago officials before filing charges linked to $74,500 in stolen bonds found at Lee Commercial National Bank. Multiple suspects remain jailed or state-side as Jim Shawn and Capt. D. B. Hamner of the Texas Rangers return to Austin. A related arrest shows J. B. Morrow charged with receiving stolen property connected to the $500,000 bond scheme at the bank.
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Lee Commercial National Bank
T. D. Dawkins
Chicago
Liberty
Dawkins
Will Lee
Edgar B. Lebensberger
Jim Shawn
D. BE. Hamer
Texas Rangers
Austin
Shawn
Z. D. Bonner
The
Commercial Nationer
J. H. Cunningham
Harry N. Royster
Tragic Filicide Reported as O'Brien Sons Die
Police say Mrs Hazel O'Brien estranged wife of Willis F H O'Brien shot and killed her two sons in their Westwood Hills home then attempted suicide. She told officers she could not sleep and had no one to leave the children with. Wills M18 and Willan Wi14 are dead. Mrs. O'Brien was treated for a bullet wound. Investigation of possible murder conducted.
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Annie Laurie
Angeles
Hazel O'Brien
Willis FH
Relief Office Faces Change and Fired Officials
The relief office in San Antonio saw the chief Alsbury and others claim they were fired over policy disagreements. He denied resignation, pledged to support the new administrator, and planned a brief fishing trip before resuming relief efforts. He criticized grocery provisioning versus cash or supply orders and spoke of continuing interest in relief work.
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Werest
Tnei
Alsbury
Arnold
Bishop
Ind. Commissuriss
San Antonio
Reed
Bis
Lupe Plans Marriage Amid Turmoil Over Johnny Weissmuller
The article reports Lupe planning marriage to Johnny while Weissmuller faces doubt. It notes Robie Arnal facing trial and a divorce filing and mentions changes in a cast with Velez and Had, and a plan to replace Davy Cooper. The piece references ongoing public intrigue and shifting romantic links in the entertainment circle.
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Robie Arnal
Prnnirh Aeards
Tha Stalenenhe
Tim
Mb Velez
Iriandra
Achemer
Davy Cooper
Hinarine
Pelle Aalrean
Mias Velez
Casper
President Bonsevict Praises Samuel Gompers in 1917 Speech
Washington, Oct. 7. The text of President Bonsevict's address at the dedication of the Samuel Gompers memorial regiment praises Gompers' long service to workers and government. He recalls early labor reforms, wartime mobilization, and calls for continued unity in labor, industry, and policy during national efforts.
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Bonsevict
Samuel Gampers
Sambel Gompers
Nin
New York City
Samuel Gompers
Robert P. Wagner
Alfred
Smith
New York
United States
Wilson
Bia
Ighor
Une
Council of National Defense
Unio
She Poth
Wilaon
Mr. Gampers
Harneas
Wilkon
New York in ruins after Minnesota attack show
In Roosevelt Field New York a two day air show unfolds as army aviators bomb the city in a spectacular raid prelude to events. nearly 200 pilots take part in maneuvers races and a landplane speed record bid of 305 mph. Proceeds support charity. The raid lasts under an hour leaving the metropolis shellshocked but the show proceeds with displays, parachute jumps, glider contests and stunts.
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New York
Hiattim
Roosevelt Find
Gap Charity
Faelea
Maetropolis
New Secsey Shore
Lucy
Merkea
Tamil
FL Sones
Hainer City
Russell Halferman
O’meara
U S Naval Planes Make Ocean Hop
U S naval planes anchored at Acapulco awaiting arrival from Carlo Sola G Z of American navy bombers. The vessels will serve as a supply base while the planes prepare for a hop to San Diego. The movement involves American ships and air units in a routine transoceanic operation.
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U.S
Acapulco
Mexico
Wright
Carlo Sola
G. Z
San Diego
Dance Night Life At Local Halls With Various Orchestras
Readable notices describe dances and refreshment events at venues around Alamo Plaza Crockett and Milam Building. Ambassadors, Wickery Nut Bed Turner Ball, and Jerry McRae’s Orchestra are listed among acts. Admission ranges around 250 with several Saturday night dances and Sunday events noted.
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Lem Perkins
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