Morrow Named Ambassador Heads to Mexico City
Dwight Morrow newly appointed ambassador to Mexico, travels from Laredo to San Antonio and then to the Mexican capital aboard a heavily guarded Missouri Pacific train. He will be greeted by San Antonio Chamber of Commerce leaders and officials from the Mexican consulate, with formal welcome planned at the capital.
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Dwight Morrow
Alexite
Antonio
le “Fao
Laredo
Terith
Ambassador Merrow
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Tellez
R.W. Morrison
Arb San Antonio Chamber of
Com- Yoeres
Damager
Dormer Entertainment
Ambassador Morrow
Lereda
Frinaise
Seae
Manuel & Telez
Carrillo Ie Wader
Funeral Held for Lee McKinney in Arkansas City
Funeral services were conducted Thursday for Lee McKinney age 39 of 340 East Hark Avenue who died Wednesday at 2 focal hospital. A native of Arkansas, McKinney had lived here a year and was a member of the Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his widow Mildred Elder McKinney three children, his mother Mrs. George P. McKisner and a sister Mrs. Speer of Aus-
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Lee McKinney
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George PL McKisner
Wonen
Speer
Poison mystery tied to Fresno rancher’s wife death
Fresno, October 20. Officials offer bounties as a suspected poison mystery surrounds the death of Mrs. Houston, 30, wife of a Fresno rancher. Dr George Porter diagnosed influenza, but a postmortem was urged after suspicions rose. An inquest found Mrs Houston died from poison of unknown method, with testimony recalling a Burlingame visit and a guest who once bought food the deceased ate. Houston suspects foul play but cannot name a motive. Also noted is a Fort Sam Houston construction bid notice seeking proposals for infantry regimental headquarters barracks with deposit details.
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MM. Houston
Houston
Burlingame
George Porter
Selma Brandt
St Burlingame
L. A. Herrick
Freewort
Herrick
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort.Sam Houston
Plains
Weather Bureau Defends 1927 Crop Season Review
The weather bureau answers critics of its August 17 special weather review, noting that through October 1 the 1927 crop season was comparable to or better than recent years. It cites excessive rain and floods as the main unfavorable factors, plus frost damage to fruit, while attributing overall smaller fruit yields to early warmth and off-season bearing trends.
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Crow Bulletin
T Ie Bureau
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Probe Poison Ath Plot
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Alice Littlefield
George W., Littlefield
Alice Ant
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SAN ANTONIO MORRIS _ PLAN CO. INDUSTRIAL BANK
Garw Colamatee
Alamo Jewelry CO
Anovement & Am
M0 Company
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Namo B. Sadovsky, Mar
Kuppenheimer
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