Labor Support Sought In Speeches From Three Candidates
Labor Day remarks from Calvin Coolidge John W Davis and Robert La Follette show labor support plans and railroading policy. Each candidate faces the Howell Barkley bill and Esch Cummins act reform, with Davis surprising as a middle road on labor. Coolidge backs maintenance of the act with a rates inquiry, while La Follette pushes repeal and radical reform. Davis signals rate cuts but avoids a concrete plan.
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Washington
Coolidge
John W. Davis
Senator Lafollette
Railroad Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
United States Labor Board
Congress
Howell-Barkley
Railroad Labor Board
LaFollette
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ta Follette
Rijl
Harding
Tha Sents
Inbor
Thench Tabor
Labor
Agriculture
Senator la Follette
T la Follette
Charles G. Dawes
Davie
LaFallette
Wieronam
Canl- Mee
Caminns fsBaw
Fallatts Arains
Davis
Wade
Man Arrested on Prohibition Charge in City Jail
Beld on Dry Charge Mike Trevenu 24 years old of 327 Big Foot street was arrested Monday morning and charged with violation of the national prohibition laws. Beis being held in the city jail for federal officers. Numerous auto parts and businesses advertise in local notices including Kirkwood and Wharton AAdt Hoover Vacuum Cleaners and washing machines. Also mention of an Old Time Dance at St Anthony on Thursday September 4 tickets at local music stores. Dog missing report of two white Spitz toys from Mohawk Street. Dancing tonight at Woodlawn Lake by Rainbow Staktee Stre aders.
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Beld
Mike Trevenu
Big Foot Street
Beis
St. Anthony
Walth Te Goggan Bee
School schedules rushed as San Antonio teachers prepare for opening
Plans are underway to assign teachers to schools for Monday’s opening in September. Pupils prepare for class, with Mary and You outfitting for fall. Junior highs open this term amid athletics planning and anticipated rivalry among eight white and two negro schools. Free texts are being distributed under Professor Herman Hirsch with some high school books needing purchases.
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San Antonio
Teache
Mary
You
Herman Hirsch
Crockett School
Flood prevention survey started for Almossin project
A preliminary survey to kick off flood prevention work on the Almossin is slated for early next week. Chae Crecelius, selected by the flood survey board, will oversee the San Antonio program with Paul Stoffier, Styper commissioner, coordinating efforts on site and directing a small corps of assistants. The plan includes data planning and consultation as work begins on the third floor Cres Vail office.
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Chaecelius
Flood Isury Board
San Antonio
Uniwork
Crecelius
Styper
Paul Stoffier
Cres Vail
Creeelius
Senguey
Former Erring Girl Thanks McCloskey Judge
Judge Augustus McCloskey often sentences delinquent boys to reform schools. A girl, grateful for his role, sent a note and a teaching position request after completing a course at the home. He notes three others have also graduated to new jobs from the Joske Home.
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Tosi Memorial Home
Judge McCloskey
Rome
Joske Ome
Arc lamp to illuminate hold up hotspot in San Antonio
The city council has ordered an arc lamp at the intersection of Bist Mois ton and Rio Grande streets near Teffernon Heights to deter holdups. Residents had urged lighting near the busy Houston street connecting with St Hedwig road where several robberies have occurred.
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San Antonio
Bist Moiston
Rio Grande
Teffernon Heights
Franklin
Houston Street
St. Hedwig Road
Medina County Hunts Licenseless Hunters Face Charges
Medina authorities crack down on San Antonio hunters lacking proper credentials. Several men are charged with hunting without a license as officials warn that carrying a gun without cause near the county is prima facie evidence of hunting intent. A man reported being warned to explain himself to a judge.
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San Antonio
Fires for thrill lead to arrests
Charles Woods, 16, was sentenced to serve one to five years on the reformatory farm at Tonin after pleading guilty to arson for setting hay and straw stacks to obtain thrill. The case arose in Port Huron, Michigan. Separately, San Francisco reports a revival in lumber activity as seven large schooners sit idle awaiting cargoes, with expectations of mills receiving loads and boats returning by October.
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Port Huron
Midh
Charles Woods
Reformatory
Tonin
Woods
San Francisco
Atlantic Cable Redrawn Links Supple Atlantic Route to Rome
Telegraph Company announces a new cable network from New York to Horta in the Azores and then to Rome via Malaga and Spain, totaling about 5422 miles. A second line will connect the Azores to Emden, Germany, restoring communications long interrupted. The line uses a nickel iron alloy signal conductor with high magnetic permeability to improve signaling over old lines. The Atlantic cable project, laid in 1860, is being tested aboard the cable ship and aims to revive transatlantic communication.
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United States
Europe
New
York
Horta
Azores
Rome
Malaga
Spa
Dardani
Emden
Geriny
Atlantic
Wolfe of Trade Bureau Sues for Divorce in San Antonio
C Wolfe head of the Trade Bureau of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce files for divorce alleging his wife Clara Wolfe is highly nervous and jealous and subjected him to cruel treatment since shortly after their 1917 marriage on December 24. They lived together until February 1, 1924. He claims she nagged him in private and public and that he was continually raised in fear.
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Clara Wolfe
C. Wolfe
Trade Extension Bureau
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Olfe
Nagad
Friend With Bond Is Jailed Himself in Prohibition Era
Mon Yay-ilien A Blondy Newcombe 24 of 824 South Alamo called police to rescue a distressed friend but was held on a federal prohibition charge. State Ranger W T Miles arrested him at Vite Street Alley and detained him alongside E H Guinek 24 of 220 Re Street for misdeed amid a city jail episode.
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Blondy” Newcombe
South Alamo Street
Posice
W. T. Miles
I E. H. Guinek
Restecet
Miles
Mll
National Prohibition
Wild turkey caught by former Giant in Allenwood
In Yisburg Pennsylvania on September 2 a former Giant catcher and local merchant William Fewisburg caught a wild turkey in a landing net near Allenwood. The bird was kept by Miles Reeder, a game protector, amid reports of its odd behavior and potential future liberation.
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Turkey
Yisburg
Jerk Giants
William
Anita Damrosch to Marry Gotham Editor
Anita Blaine Damrosch daughter of Walter Damrosch founder of the New York Symphony and conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, will wed Robert Littell editor of the New Republic. Littell is Harvard educated and a grandson of Littel's Living Age founder. he is son of Philip Littell of Bar Harbor.
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Bar Harbor
Anita Blaine Damrosch
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Robert Littell
The
New Republic
Miss Damrosch
James G. Blaine
Leopold Damrosch
New York
Mr. Littell
Phillip Littell
Littel
Harvard
Revenue figures show big losses in July tax receipts
Washington, D. C., Sept. 2 Internal revenue collections for July, the first month of the new tax reductions, totaled 110,514,885 dollars, down 24,585,605 from July receipts. Regular quarterly income and profits taxes are included in payments, making year-to-year comparison difficult. Competitive income payments were 300,624 for July, and 38,107,030 for July 1. Miscellaneous payments fell from 97,508,419 in July 1923 to 80,791,261. A major factor was a drop in automobile industry payments.
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Washington, D. C
Eee
Weeks approves plan to award medals for non military WWI service
Washington announces War Department approval of a bill to award medals to governors adjutant generals local and district boards legal advisers and government appeal agents who served in the selective service system during World War I. The bill authorizes Congress to grant medals and dedicates 25 000 to fund production and distribution.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Congress
Wai Department
War Secretary
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Kirkwood & Wharton
A. A. Brown
Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Ed Ross
Mohawk Street
Woodlawn Lake
Irs
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