Future of Business Tied to Election Says Gary
New York Oct 24 Gary chair man of the United Savings Steel Corporation warned that four years of business conditions hinge on the election. He argued high quality leadership will sustain growth and prevent distress, citing rising steel sales and profits amid mixed effects from production costs and regulatory shifts. A prune crop report from Portland Oregon notes a satisfactory yield of 30 to 87 million pounds.
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New York
IS. Sk. Gary
United Saves Steel
Gary
Portland
Oregon
J. Newshouse
Northwest Prune Growers” Association
Portland Journal
PT-1 Primary Training Plane To Replace Jenny
Consolidated Aircraft in Buffalo undertakes 50 aircraft under the PT-1 program to modernize training ships. The PT-1 will feature a tubular steel fuselage, tandem seating, 180-horsepower Wright engine, and greater stability than the Jenny. Initial deliveries expected by spring, with potential replacement of the Jenny at Brooks, Kelly, and McCook Fields if proven satisfactory.
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Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
Buffalo
N. X
Brooks Field
Curtiss Company
Kelly Field
McCook Field
San Antonio
Kelly Field to Host Aerial Exhibition at Convention
Kelly Field pilots plan an aerial demonstration during the Association of Military Surgeons annual convention. The November 13 afternoon program will feature parachute jumps and aerial formations with the Third Attack Group and the Tenth School Group participating under Capt. A. B. McDaniel.
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Faj
Charles P. Summerall
Kelly Field
Association of Military Surgeons
Kelly Field Pilots
A. B. McDaniel
Doctor Sentenced in Narcotic Case
Dr. John A. Welsch was found guilty of violating the Harrison Narcotic Act by a jury. He received a two year term in Leavenworth federal penitentiary after being convicted on counts for selling morphine without tax payment and selling ten grains to government informant Eflin Peck on September 15. The trial spanned most of Thursday in federal court in San Antonio with the doctor testifying about treatment.
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John A. Welsch
Jueavenworth
Jide West
Dr. Welsch
Eflin Peck
San Antonio
North
Beck
Thurston
King s Trail Open Through 10 Dallas
King's Trail between San Antonio and Dallas, the highway's high usage record, is open from Hillsboro to Dallas via Waxahachie and Lancaster for the first time in over a year. W. T. Furlong, manager, notes high traffic from this city and plans a full inspection trip to Dallas and back through Fort Worth and other western points to document mileage materials road conditions and ongoing construction.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Hillsboro
Waxahachie
Lancaster
Highway Department
Chamber of Coxayerer
W. T. Furlong
Furlong
Fort Worth
Brownwood
Coleman
San Angelo
Gulf Coast Lines Granted Bond Permit by ICC
Washington Oct 24 The New Orleans Texas and Mexico Railway Company received authority from the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue 1 1/2 percent first mortgage bonds totaling 1 770 000 and to sell 7 034 600 additional first mortgage bonds at not less than par with a 6 percent yield.
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Gulf Coast Lines
Washington, D.C
New Orleans
DeWitt Ranchman Bitten by Rattler Near Cuero
Cuero Texas October 21 W P Wright of the Winter ranch near Westhoff was bitten on a large rattler and rushed to Cuero hospital. He spent a night there and was reported improving Thursday morning as he moved toward recovery.
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Cuero
Tex
W. P. Wright
Winter Ranch
Westhoff
Military promotion and reassignment orders issued nationwide
Official orders detail Col. Clarence R. Day and Capt. Carmi L. Williams assigned to Fort Sam Houston and Fort Sill for examinations and treatment. A board in San Antonio is tasked with reorganizing Texas coast artillery units. Additional leaves, transfers, and instruction visits are authorized for officers across Fort Bliss Ardmore Camp Marfa Fort Sill Brenham and other stations.
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Clarence R. Day
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Pierce A. Murphy
Fourth Field Artillery
Joseph D. Coughlan
Field Artillery
A. & M. College
Carmi L. Williams
Infantry
Alahoma A. & M. College
Fort Sill
Station Hospital
Frederick R. Garcia
CG. A. C
Alfred G. Ranney
Ca-Org
George Harold Collins
Gaa-Org
San Antonio
Coast Artillery
Texas
Willis E. Teale
Eighth Engineers
Fort Bliss
Eighth Corps
Joh B. Johnson
Philip R. Unton
Cavalry
University of Arizona
Tucson
Stephen D. Little
Nogales
Temple G. Holland
First Infantry
359Th Field Artillery
el Reno
Ohls
Ardmore
William A. Weppen- Stein
Oliver ©. van Hoesen
Reno
Nathan M. Neate
Veterinary Cot Corps
Camp Marfa
Edwin ©.Schwien
University of Oklahoma
John O. Lawrence
Forrest D. Wright
Waxahachie
Myron P. Rudolph
Medical Corps
Fort Logan
Montgomery far uses AR program at Conroe field
Conroe’s landing field is too small for DST planes flown by Capt J H Davidson Sergis N D Frost and Paul Johnson who demonstrated at the Montgomery County Fair They continued to Boston then returned to Kelly Field They had planned to stay at Conroe for the rest of the work The field has seen Jennys but requires more space for De Havilland landings and takeoffs
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Conroe
J. H. Davidson
Sergis
N.D. Frost
Paul Johnson
Montgomery County Fair
Bonston
Kelly Field
de Haviland
Plane Crashed While Landing at Brooks Field
A plane at Xuurrt Field four miles south of Brooks Field flipped during a landing in the Primary Flying School. Lieut. J. Smith nosed over as the craft pancaked onto its nose, causing severe wing damage but the pilot walked away unhurt.
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Xuurrt Field
Brooks Field
Lieut. J. Smith
Ochse and Wolfe to Attend Dinner
William Ochse chairman of the trade extension department of the Chamber of Commerce and C A Wolfe secretary will attend the annual banquet of the Seguin Chamber of Commerce at 730 oclock Friday night in the Aumont Hotel. They were invited by Charles E Tips president to speak Ochse will stress benefits of cooperation between San Antonio and smaller towns in the trade territory and Wolfe will discuss Building Up Trade.
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William Ochse
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Wolfe
Seguin Chamber of Commerce
Aumont
Charles E. Tips
Seguin Chamber
Be Ochse
San Antonio
Mr. Wolfe
Little Luling Boy Loses His Finger
Luling Texas October 24 Roy Jn four year old son of Mr and Mrs RB B Bronson of this city lost the little finger of his right hand yesterday when a heavy pipe nipple fell on his hand He was playing with his puppy in the yard near a deep well being drilled when a plank tipped and the pine piece mashed his hand causing the finger to be amputated
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Luling
Tex
Roy Jn
RB. B. Bronson
Woman claims man hurled knives in attack in Bexar county
Ed Wilson faces aggravated assault charges in Bexar county court after allegedly wielding two butcher knives at Lillian Collins on Willita street. Deputy Lambert and wounded Wilson described a struggle as Jim Harvey intervened. Collins says Wilson attacked while intoxicated, injuring her arm and wrist.
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Jim Stevens
Ed Wilson
Bexar County
Wilson
Lillian Collins
Willita
Allie Sanders
Justice of the Peace
Fisk's
Sanders
Ted
Harvey
Collins
Lambert
Sheriff's Office
Suit filed for fifty thousand damages over false arrest
Jacob Kleinman sues George A. Siegel in Fifty-seventh District Court seeking 50000 dollars. He alleges a false arrest and circulating stories damaged his reputation and business after a 1923 employment and 1924 severance at Siegel’s 215 Alamo Plaza furrier shop. He claims a home search on September 9, 1924, caused his wife a nervous shock and that merchandise valued at 200 dollars was wrongfully seized. He also asserts Siegel had an officer arrest him and hold him until bail was made.
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Jacob Kleinman
Fifty-seventh District
George A. Siegel
Kleinmann
Siegel
Alamo Plaza
Mann
Rieiumann Allleges
East Crockett Street
Hleinmann
Bexar County
Caree Cents
Kileinmann
T C Foster Named New Paving Chemist
T C Foster announced Friday morning as paving chemist for San Antonio. He has a city hall laboratory where all paving and building materials will be tested before use. The office is new and Foster is an experienced chemist previously with Pittsburg testing laboratory and city projects.
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T. O. Foster
San Antonio
Foster
Pittsburg
Young Juror 21 Eligible for Federal Jury Duty
J I Bush, 21, of 7548 West Magnolia Avenue, a salesman for Charles George Motor Company, declared eligible for jury duty in a federal court trial Friday. Judge DuVal West approved his qualification after questioning.
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J. I. Bush
West Magnolia Avenue
Charles George “Motor Company
Bush
DuVal West
Court Postpones Hearing Over Child Custody
Anita Allen seven year old will not be demow to the rightful parent until next Friday October Bh. The habeas corpus hearing in 87th District Court has been continued one week. Mrs Elizabeth Davis natural mother seeks custody while Mrs Lupe Alfer foster mother, who has raised the child since infancy, opposes the appeal.
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Anita Allen
District Court
Elizabeth Davis
Lupe Alfer
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