Coolidge Next Move In Shipfight
The Associated Press reports mounting pressure in the Portland area over the Palmer administration ship line dispute. Bert E. Haney of Oregon opposes Palmer’s continued leadership amid calls for Palmer’s removal as board tension and fleet reductions threaten operations on the Oregon Orient line.
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Associated Press
Nilge
Swampscott
Bert E. Heney
Ing “Board
Palmer
Congress
Ben- Yor
Aesney
Oregon
Coolidge Understead
Haney Beg
Garrice
Portland
Oregst-Oriental Line
Friend Slugs and Robs San Antonio Man of 110
A youth, 21 years old, allegedly slugged Jack Lemansky of 428 Crosby Street in a dark Ash Street car, robbed him, searched pockets, and dragged him toward the door before Lemansky escaped and reported the theft. Detectives Hartman and Goff investigated. the youth was arrested and booked on robbery and assault charges after denying Lemansky’s account.
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San Antonio
Jack Lemansky
Crosby
Lemansky
Hartman and
Goff
Ash Street
Tiening
Youtl
Hartman
Japanese Captain Dined by Officers in Farewell
Captain Kinemura of the Japanese army, attached to the First Infantry for six months, was bid farewell by officers at the Officers' Club Monday night. He departs Tuesday for Japan, traveling via Washington and New York to London Paris Italy and Turkey, and receives a silver cigarette cane with the regimental crest from Colonel John T. Pe Witt and his regiment.
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K. Kinemura
Kinemura
Japan
Washington
New York
London
Paris
Italy
Turkey
First Infantry
John Ts. Pe Witt
State Fair Rodeo Opposed as Cruel by Humane Society
Dallas Sept. L, an effort will be made to prevent the Best Fair of Texas rodeo this year. Mrs. W. H. Carson of the Dallas County Humane Society reports many members condemn roping and bulldogging as cruel to cattle and horses. The group plans action to stop the event.
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Humane Society
Dallas
Sept. L
Texas
W. H. Carson
Dallas County, Humane Society
Wealthy widow's losses spark police probe across states
Investigators in New York and Connecticut probe a wave of thefts and fires tied to Mrs. Diner Shendu widow of a wealthy shipbuilder. About 152000 in gems and more than 500000 in property losses are linked to robberies and fires on the Shewan estate and related homes. George Alder, 22, ex gardener at the Garrison estate, was questioned over a store of other incidents including a Long Island robbery and a May 1020 shipyard blaze.
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Oveas
New York
Dimer Shendu
Fossey
Connecticut
George Alder
Shewan
Garrison
N. Y
Ridgefield
Conn
Sho
Long Island
Dr. Herff Leaves City for Temporary Absence
(Advertisement) Dr. F. P. Herff has left the city and will be away until about November 3.
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F. P. Herff
Anil
Cyclist Killed While Attempting to Stop Car
Charles B. Wells known as the Californiant, a former bicycle record holder, rushed to halt a moving automobile in Gornhill. He released the brakes to block the vehicle from a pool of burning gasoline but was run over when he stepped in front. Wells, about 50 years old, died at the scene.
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Summil
N. Dy
Charles B. Wells
Gornhill
Wells
Texas Labor Head to Study Conditions Statewide Tour
EB J Crocker Texas labor commissioner will embark on a state wide tour visiting every employment agency from Red River to Rio Grande to assess conditions. The trip aims to guide labor demand planning for the fall and winter months.
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Associated Press
Austin
Red River
Rio Grande
EB. J. Crocker
Division seeks name for new Fort Sam Houston paper
The Second Division asks for name ideas for a woolly newspaper to be started at Fort Sam Houston on October 15. Only personnel at the local army school are eligible to compete. Lieutenant Solon worries about publicity as officers from each division organization will select a winner.
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Fort Sam Houston
Army Edmyis Avill
Shams
Solon
Monaper
Public Land Sale Postponed in West Texas Counties
Austin Sept 1 The sale of more than half a million acres of forfeited public lands in West Texas counties west of the Pecos River will be postponed due to illness of Tunnel Commissioner J T Robinson. Walker chief clerk in the land commission said Robins on fell ill while the revaluation work was underway and he expected to complete it today for resale.
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Poe Austen
Tins
Pocos
J. T. Robinson
El-Basa
Walker
Texas
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