Graduation Exercises for 36 Air Corps Students
An aerial review over Breaksfield preceded graduation for 36 basic section students at 10:30 Friday morning. Brig. Gen. Charles H. Danforth addressed the group, with plans for entrants to advanced classes at Kelly Field next Saturday.
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Breaksfield
Charles H. Danforth
Air Corps Training Center
Kelly Field
van Danforth
Agipai ‘Nu Roe
Brooke Sieht
West Point
Air Corps
Galles Averts Mexican Crisis With Return of General Calles
General Plutarco Calles, Mexico’s Iron Man, returned to the capital amid widespread public acclaim after a second call to service by the National Revolutionary Party. His presence ends a period of political tension and led to the resignation of key officials, while President Ortiz Rubio announced the crisis was past and the government aims to purge uncooperative elements.
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Mexico
National Revolutionary Party
Callen
Obrekan
Heecber
Emilio Porles Gil
Charzqro
Ortiz Rubio
Europe
Idose Manuel Pup Carourauc
Luis Tican
Risis
Ortiz
Rublo
Anik
Rational Revolutionary Party
Chiles
Artle Rubio
Monterrey
Areht
Colles
Open air kindergarten class at High Park Park
Corinne Martin directs an outdoor kindergarten program with 38 children enrolled. In four weeks they have learned 18 words, aided by pleasant surroundings and daily stories, music, games, and plays at the High Park Park playground.
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Corinne’ Martin
Marjory Lre Thomas
Joey Rilling
Highland Park Playground
Sire
Corinne Martin
Highlarak Park
Martin
Wily Recreation Department
Woollawa Lake
Niphit
Tidlien Te Stalsing AG
Fort Worth Campaign for Trinity River Canal Plan
Fort Worth leaders convened at a luncheon to promote a Trinity River canal project linking Fort Worth to the Gulf of Mexico. They proposed raising about $20,000 annually to fund the effort and criticized others in government ranks for not supporting the canal initiative.
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Colemn
Mexico
World mourns as envoys join memorial for HAIOL disaster
At noon today Historic St. Varl's cathedral hosted a memorial service for the HAIOL dirigible tragedy. Envoys from many nations attended. Arc baseador Charles G. Dawes represented the United States. The Prince of Wales and prime ministers attended alongside soldiers, families, and survivors.
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Losdon
St. Varl's
Yeasthy
Prince of Wales
Gona
Man Arrested in Dope Raid Held for Lack of Bound
Claude Lindley was arrested after a Wednesday raid near Kelly Field on charges of possession concealment and transportation of narcotics. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to county jail in $9000 bond. A hearing set for October 16 before U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart. Two other men were captured but not yet arraigned.
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Claude Lindley
Kellie
Difaule
United States
Paul A Lockhart Friaz
Lindley
Wednessex
Tachhart
Lindler
J. T. Ratwright
A. Ol. Moproy
Kelly Field
Three Indicted by Federal Jury on Counterfeiting
A federal grand jury indicted Raberk Ju Pringle Barok Ratliff and George Ross on counterfeiting charges. They allegedly conspired to forge United States notes and passed $20 bills between May 1 and August 1. The indictment says they possessed plates for manufacturing notes at arrest.
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United Tates Federal Reserve
Raberk Ju Pringle
Barl
Ok Ratliff
George 9
Ross
Federal Grand
Dente
United Strites
Unfilled Tonnage Shows Decrease
Unfilled tonnage indicates a drop as U S Steel reported fewer orders in September. Details show a total of 124,388 tons and August figures reflect a reduction of 4,851 tons. Industry metrics point to softer demand and inventory adjustments affecting steel shipments.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Radio Truck Serves Southwest Frontier News Function
The fifth traveling radio relay unit of the commerce department has been placed in service from Dallas to cover Mississippi, Teavasiana, Texas, Arkansas, and New Mexico, expanding communications across the Southwest.
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U.S
Washington
U Or
Commerce Department
Dallas
Mississippi
Teavisiana
Texas
Arkanans
New Mexico
Cigar Shop Bombed for Third Time in City
In Kansas City a cigar store near police headquarters was damaged by a bomb for the third time. The blast occurred early today, ripping through the storefront and shattering nearby windows. The proprietor, Tom Sarler, could not offer a reason for the repeated attacks.
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Kansas City
Get
E& Mant
Tom Sarler
Liv
Robberies and Assault Reported Across City
Police disclose two separate late Thursday robberies and a knife attack. A Die Luxe bakery driver lost 20 dollars after being forced to drive to a rural area by two men. A street encounter left a man wounded and a suspect injured, with a second victim robbed of 20 dollars during a night-time theft.
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Thuradas
Darvovan
Die Luxe
Anna
Iai
Gell
Denen
Donovan
Hivel Hs
Tony Cuparax
KR. Green Hospital
Friths
Houston
Laredo
Hantts
Two Indicted for Counterfeit Coins
Federal grand jury returned indictments against Daniel Weesbrook and Same By Ragsdale for conspiracy to pass counterfeit coins. They allegedly trafficked silver coin moulds and prepared bags of fake coins in Avonst Gil and surrounding counties. The case cites use of Paris moulds and plans to move large sums of money.
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Daniel Weesbrook
Ragsdale
Thyra
Talso ix
Paris
Woman Treated After Cutting Incident at Window Pane
Masses Fane Gandere, 25, of 145 Ward Avenue, received first aid at Robert M. Green Hospital Friday morning after a window pane cut her arm. The artery was severed but spurting blood stopped. condition not critical.
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Mass Fane Gandere
Ward Avenir
Robert M. Green
Hoapitag
Thyricinos
Pope and Prelate Discuss Wedding in Colgaria
A private audience between the pope and an archbishop addressed questions surrounding the upcoming marriage of King Moris and Princess Gierannn. The visit included a long discussion with the Spanish envoy on religious matters linked to the union.
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Vauneaveure
Uen
Siri Archisstop
Angelo Thonenti
Colgaria
Spain
Moris
Princrs Gierannn
Transcontinental Air Line Delayed in New York
President Haushue of Transcontinental and Western Air Line announced late that the companys long delayed plan to link New York and Columbus faces further postponement with tentative operations set for October.
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Transcontinental Air Line
Tlarris
Haushue
Prans
Continental
Westen Air Line
Bern
New York
Coluauys
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