Quiet Voting Ordered Nicaraguan Presidential Election Set
Washington reports American Marines have established order in Nicaragua and assure a peaceful election on November 4. General McCoy notes 149,000 voters registered by Oct. 7, with 392 precincts under marine protection. Violence interrupts registration in Jinotega as authorities vow swift action and continued marine presence.
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Washington, D.C
Nicaragua
Artrogat
Urig
Frank Metident
Genacal McCoy
Orl
Republic
Gentersl
McCoy
Jinotega
Xtule
Kim
Bexar County Tops 100 Percent in Teague Club
Bexar county achieves a perfect 106 percent membership in the Inter scholastic Teague contest as announced by County Superintendent D W Stewart after a notice from Roy Gedichek director of Teague. Carmen school adds to the record making Bexar the only county with full participation. The league promotes annual contests and reading and writing drills with the popular Three-Spot contest drawing attention to literacy.
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Deter
Elo University of Texas
DP. W. Stewart
Roy Gedichek
Teague
Carmen
Bexar County
Fexar
Blewart
Hoover Smith Debate Night At St Anthony Hall
Herbert Hoover versus Al Smith will headline a debate tonight at St Anthony Hall during the regular monthly meeting of the junior chamber of commerce. The program includes a musical segment by Mer mac Waldman’s orchestra and a live broadcast on KGRO with members voting for the winner by ballot after the talk.
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Herbert Hoover
al Smith
W Fobain
Tory
St. Anthony
Herbert Oliver Aml
Amith
Tloorer
Wrink Fcatt
FT. . McNeilie
KGRO
Mermac Waldman
Orchestra
Christmas Seal Sale Opens City Nov 30
Plans for the Christmas seal sale outline opening in the city on November 30 with Arthur Birawed meeting San Antonio officials and Bexar County Public Health representatives. Strawson toured the new clinic at Robert B Green Hospital and praised local health officers for their work. County nurse Inez Lohr and delegate to the American Legion convention also visited the clinic with Miss Dictight Stan.
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Plana
Ore
Arthur J. Biraw Rafigld
Biraweau
San Antonio
Bexar
Putdig Fiealth Association
Strawson
U Bercularis
Robert B. Green Hospital
Ince
Alte
Inez Lohr
Ma Jone
Miss Dictight Stan
Renew Drive on Court Evaders in Legion Convention City
The article notes a renewed drive on court evaders starting Saturday. Warrant service will resume for those who failed to appear. It mentions officers A Edwards and Pablo Hinojosomar, previously on duty during the Legion convention, returning to city duty amid ongoing traffic offense charges.
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A. Edwards
Pablo Hinojosomar
Realty Matters Before Council
Several real estate items occupy the city council agenda on Monday including Tustin Heights owner Dickinson petitioning for alley provisions, Moore requesting Parkview addition be approved, action to vacate certain roads under the pint ordinance, and approval of another location sought by J. T. Belscoc.
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Comspvision
TE. Dickinson
Tustin Heights
T. WW
College juniors elect Our Lady of the Lake officers
The junior class at Our Lady of the Lake college chose Ruth Cooper of Laredo as president Josephine Weiser of Waco as secretary and treasurer and Ann Davis of Hondo as vice president The announcement was made yesterday
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Our Lady of the Lake College
Ruth Cooper
Laredo
Josephine Weiser
Waco
Center
Right
Ann Davis
Hondo
Pan American Signings Reach Kellogg Pact Hope
Washington October 14 The State Department received dispatches indicating that every republic south of the Rio Grande will soon sign the Kellogg peace pact. A La Paz telegram said Io Vivin had formally signed the multilateral agreement to renounce war as an instrument of policy. Reports claimed Latin America would adhere in secret talks, while Kellogg said telegrams from nearly all nations showed strong approval and willingness to sign.
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Beniversal Servion
Washington
State Department
Rio Grande
la Paz
Io- Vivin
Latin- America
Kellogg
Boy 12 Injured When Wagon Is Hit by Auto
A 12 year old boy was injured when his father's bakery wagon collided with a car driven by M Rodriguez at Lamaron pool in old street. He remains hospitalized with injuries and is not yet able to accompany his father to a destination.
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Boy
Alfonso Jinn
MM. M. Cadinay
Calaera E Shorl
Robert TN. Green
M. Rodriguez
Jlates Street
Lamaron Pool
Olid Street
Mitchell Leaves 8 A for Home in Middleburg Virginia
Col William Mitchell former air staff chief of the air corps and air officer at Eighth Command head quarters is bound for his home in Middleburg Virginia. While in San Antonio attending the American regional convention he was a guest of Maj C de Tinker at Kelly Field.
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William Mitchell
Air Sinfiat
Air Corps
Eighth Cornixton
Jel San Antonio
Midneturrg
Siturdas Taorning
San Antonio
Ameren Reglan
Mitehe
Maj. C. de Tinker
Kelis Field
Bankers Invited to Oyster Roast in Dallas
Bank presidents and cashiers in Texas have been invited to an oyster roast at the fish hatchery grounds in Dallas from 11 a m to 4 p m Friday hosted by Royal Ferris, a Dallas banker. Those wishing to attend should notify Ferris.
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Texas
Dallas
Royala
Ferris
Woman 70 Fatally Struck at Railway Station
A 70 year old woman, Mrs James Muse, wife of the former agent, was killed at Lowdale station after stooping to pick up an item. She was struck by a Great Northern cover train and appeared to be drawn onto the rail by an unseen danger.
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Byenigit
Great Northern
Lowdale
James Museian
Trix
Bank President Speaks at City Church Services
Bank president addresses the Denver Boulevard Protestant church at 10 a.m. on Sunday. In the evening at Tennes, Reverend John Berg, religious director of the YMCA, will speak. The event is tied to We Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company.
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T.om. Mill
We Commonwealth’ Bank and Trust Company
KIN Apesk
Denver Boulevard Prosesterian Church
A. m
Sundar. AE Me
Ncesice
Thennex
MK. Berg
YM. C. A
Rain Helps Wheat in Kansas Fields
A fragmentary notice describes rain aiding wheat crops in Kansas fields. It mentions a broken antenna and a road start, with unclear references to a brown client and a score. The readable bits suggest weather aiding agriculture amid local disruptions.
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Kansas
Communists Drop Candidates for Membership in Moscow District
In Moscow district this year the Communist party admitted about 2300 of 3000 applicants after a tight screening by the district committee. Some 20 percent of submissions, more than five years in process, were rejected or postponed. About 900 remained on a waiting list, with many deemed politically ignorant. One exam error misidentified Sir Austen Chamberlain as the friend of Soviety and Britain’s foreign minister.
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Mobcot
Communist Party
Moscow
Austen Chamberlain
Vienna Jazz Opera Becomes Talking Film Project
Vienna plans to produce Ernst Krenek's jaxo opera Johnny Strikes Up as a phono film. The work, famed composer Krenek's hit, is to be adapted for cinema with loudspeakers reproducing the music and text. Critics note its Americanized modern approach and the Vienna Grand Opera's reaction.
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Vienna
Johnny
Ernst Krenek
Krenek
Liesel
Neper
Non Fraternity Men Lead Northwestern Students in Study
Coeds and non fraternity men at Northwestern excelled in the year’s behavior study, with twenty one clubs reporting averages. Non fraternity men averaged 1.3 while Alpha Phi Omega led fraternities with 1.8 and Kappa Phi Gamma led men students with 17 in the survey.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Cel. W
Jorthowestern
Mies Katharina
Eorge
Roglatear
Gorociliex
Alpha Ghi Omega
Kappa Phi Gamma
Canes From Bruno Lessing Exhibit At National Museum
Exhibition opens October at the National Museum showcasing 140000 canes of diverse materials. Curated by Tadalph Stock under Urano Lessing, the collection features feather ebony ivory and other unusual woods with heads valued at about 30,000 pounds.
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Walmtngton
Tadalph Stock
Nina
Urano Lessing
National Museum
Finitas Sonian Institute
Drums of Junk Full of Liquor Seized by Officials
In a rare patrol on Spring Street near the Clyde liner Seminole customs officers intercepted drums labeled junk. Each drum reportedly contained two cases of Scotch whiskey destined for Jamaica Dank Company. The seizure led to the shipment’s confiscation by authorities.
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NEW -Xone
Flow Cistoma Enforcement Unit
Shre
Hpring Street
Clyde
Seminole
Tacksonylie
Oh Junk
Jamaica Dank Company
Jomales
Outhern Metal Company
Jackson
Bity to Get Sewer Bids On River Road Project
Bids will be received Monday morning for the construction of a large sewer line along the river on the Concepcion road. The project will replace the old cast iron pipe that has not been used in years. Estimated cost runs around 330000 with about 1500 feet of line to be laid. The lowest bidder will be selected on Wednesday the 22nd.
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Concepcion
Ancal
Leaves Liquor Lands in Jail
Harper, well known locally, was arrested here Saturday by Sheriff Edward Deggeller, Chief TP W. North and Deputies Louis Gund and J A Blankenship and lodged in the county jail on a liquor charge. Officers reported the arrest was made as Harper was serving drinks. A pint bottle of alleged wine and nine bottles of beer were seized as evidence.
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Cherrles
Harper
Edward Deggeller
TP. W. North
Sherif
Louis Gund
J. A. Blankenship
Dismissals Rise in Traffic Court Hearings
Traffic day sessions held before Judge John F. Onion resulted in most cases being dismissed. The docket grew with new entries while fines were scarce as many defendants avoided penalties through dismissals, marking a shift in the court’s traffic handling.
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Corporation Court
John F. Onion
Focket
Women Hoover Club Invites A to Hear Address
The San Antonio Women's laurel club at 1043 and 1046 Milam Building invites the public to hear a speech by Haver broadcast from station WAZ New York. Telegraph announcing the talk arrived Saturday morning by Mrs. Griswold Republican member of the Republican National Committee from Mrs. Louis FP Slide national chair of the Independent Hoover club.
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San Antonio
Trinity Church Choir Organized for Sunday Service
The Trinity Methodist church under Pastor John Deschner organizes a chorus led by Ed Armstedug of the Philharmonic cult. The choir will sing at the Sunday morning service and the Philharmonic troupe will perform a special work in the evening at Farview.
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Mrolrscor Ed Armstedug
Philharmonic Cult
Trinity Mathodist Church
Jastor
Ter
John Deschner
Philharmonic Clay
School Cafeteria Party Heads to Corpus Christi Trip
A Thackenridke elementary school cafeteria manager Mrs TR Crit led eight staff and friends on a Saturday trip to Corpus Christi. The group planned to return by Sunday evening, with safety noted for the outing.
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Asrauy
Thackenridke
Benigr Echoalt
TR. Crit
Thiveraldo
Choot Gale Tin
Cafetesia
Corpisn Ching
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