Plane rule in fortham sunday arrival at san antonio
Major General Summerall arrives as new corps area commander in San Antonio with senior officers meeting him at the Southern Pacific station. An air escort of 21 Kell Field planes and a Broo Field formation will fly over the depot and head to Fort Sam Houston, with a 7:15 to 7:30 review above the quadrangle led by five pursuit planes and multiple DH-4B formations from the school and third groups.
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San Antonio
Charles P. Summera
Southern Pacific
Ernest Hinds
John F. Preston
James F. McKinley
Corps
Genera Preston Brown
John C. Mearthur
General Summerall
Kell Field
Broo Field
Fort Sam Houston
J. KR. Cannon
Maughan
A. C. Strickland
R. J. ‘Minty
J. S. Griffith
I. K. Harvey
J. I. Moore
B. B. Gates
B.D. Jones
L. J. Carr
Kelly Field
Wives Accused of Tapping Wires in Divorce Actions
Los Angeles reports two divorce suits filed in the superior court accusing spouses of wire tapping to “check up” on mates. Richard Martin sues Hermine Martin alleging jealousy led to telephone tapping. Tillian Marks sues Abe Marks alleging tapping and dictaphone planting in the home.
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Los Angeles
Bng
Superior Court
Spences
Richard
Martin
Hermine Martin
Tillian Marks
Abe Marks
Delta Land and Timber fire tops $500000 loss
A fire at the Delta Land and Timber company drying kiln in Conroe caused $500000 in damages. Firefighters saved the mill building and planing mill valued at $2000000 after eight hours of effort. formation details mention Martin bombers and Brooks Field units nearby.
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Conroe
Tex
Delta Land and Timber Company
Dawes Presses Nebraska Campaign on Third Party Threat
Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, arrived in Bluey Nebraska for four speeches. He criticized the La Follette movement for soft pedaling the Supreme Court issue and warned that the independent candidacy hinges on that stance. He argued the platform attracts socialists and red-leaning elements.
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Bluey
Neb
Charles G. Dawes
Nebraska
Supreme Court
la Follette
Eugene
By-Laws Governing Exposition Framed
Important action in adopting portions of the by-laws of the International Exposition, especially the financial campaign, is expected at the next meeting called by President Wurzbach in the next few days. A general round-table discussion at the Chamber of Commerce yielded no definite results. The broad review aimed to inform President Wurzbach as he returns from a dairymen's convention in the East about a possible live stock show here.
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W. A. Wurzbach
Chamber of Commerce
Wurzbach
Uncle Joe Cannon Attacks Lafollette at Hoope ston Meet
In Hoope ston Illinois Uncle Joe Cannon, a retired Illinois congressman, urged business men to oppose independent presidential candidate Robert M Lafollette. He accused Lafollette of betraying voters who elected him, inclining toward strong anti Lafollette phrasing with pointed remarks.
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Hoopeston
Joe" Cannon
Illinois
United States
Robert M. Lafollette
Lafollette
Joe
Bob Lalotlette
Huddingtons
America
Shirley
School Mermaids in Saturday Meet at San Pedro Park Pool
Main Avenue High School and Westmoorland College girls swim in a 2 PM Saturday meet at San Pedro Park pool. The Main Avenue Mermaid Club has 12 regular members chosen by swimming tests. four costume winners earn silver mermaid badges. Director Velma Veltman and president Ruth Calloway lead the club. plans include winter pool use.
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Main Avenue High School
Westmoorland College
San Pedro Park
Main Avenue
Mermaid Club
Velma Veltman
Ruth Calloway
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J. WH. Davidson
G. W. McEntire
En O. Carroll
W. OR. Peck
H. 8
Vandenburg
Technical Seiséodtry -Hesley
euit.Po
R. C. Candice
A. M. Guidera
Odas Moon
W. T. Larson
J.B. Duke
Brooks
First Infantry
Dawes
Uncle Joe Cannon
Boston
Houston ST
Joshe Bros.Co
Nnie Ferances
Alamo Plaza
Commence St
Kerry Cut
Florshéims
Joske’s Store
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