Karolyi Amazed at U S Entry After Ban on Arrival
Karolyi, first president of Hungary, arrived in New York and expressed astonishment at being allowed to land after the State Department barred him and his wife for three years over alleged socialist and criminal views. He had spent months in Mexico and planned to sail onward, while police and bomb squad detectives met him but observed no protest by his followers.
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Ty Unternational
New York
Avechod Karolyi
Hungary
Nate Stiles
Department of State
Karolyi
Crintobel Colon
Mexico
Rani
Tabor
de Valera
Autanaben
FingIviel
Allie
Ameren
Vomnir
Karalyi
Wall
South Streets
Edlward Quinn
Bar Olyt
Curtiss Field
Washington
State Department
Uniteo Bistes
Karolin
Uhia ci
Mexico Sends Thanks to U S for Ceremonial Visit
President Cialles hailed the reception given to Brig. Gen. Albert J. Mossle Tanner in New York. The ceremony included a salute at Crayson Street and a guided tour of Fort Hom Wongtan with completed displays.
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Cialles
Hauke
Mil Laredo
Cagit
Hinelio Carennza
New York
Albert J. Mossle Tanner
Tighth
Corns Area
Sinrique Hanlibaurg
Crayson Streel
Ifteenth Biel Artilineys
Sowley
Sant Banex
Hom Wongtan
General Lahm Returns to San Antonio Training Center
Gen Lahm and Gen Bronk, with the air corps chief, arrive at San Antonio from Hot Springs Arkansas on Saturday morning to resume command of the air corps training center at Navy General Hospital.
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Lahm
Hot Springs
Melo
Bronk J. Chm
Air Corps Training Center
San Antonin
Navy General Hospital
Wat Springe Ark
Lieutenant Sims Posts Leave for New York Visit
Lieutenant Sims will travel to New York for a month, departing Mondar aboard a Tenon of pliwenes. The travel party includes Tiana and an officer from the intiy Finkel unit.
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Sims
Trent
T. A. Bims
Passataul ‘Petations
Intiy Finkel
Tiana
Mondar
New York
Tenon
Pliwenes
Film actress Priscilla Bonner weds Dr Woollan
Screen favorite Priscilla Bonner married Los Angeles physician Dr E Bertrand Woollan in a September ceremony. Bonner had divorced a former husband three years earlier.
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Priscilla Bonner
E. Bertrand Woollan
Los Angeles
Miss Bonner
Undies Fashion and Fancy Nightwear Stir in 1920s Styles
Corinne Rich reports from New York on a surge of lingerie and nightwear fashion. The piece notes dance sets called bandeaux, the rise of decorative garments inspired by French trims, and the push for more revealing undergarments, with examples of gowns, night robes, and bras. It also mentions public confusion over naming and the evolving wardrobe.
Breckenridge Accident Toll In Early Reports
International News Service reports a string of accidents near Breckenridge. Five residents remained in serious condition after a brush with danger including an assailant attack on AG Et Ashi, a car crash hurting Jack Means, and a series of injuries from a factory fire and a gas tank incident.
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Ariwvkenridge
AG Et
Ashi
Jack Means
Dad Biss
Whylow- 7
Denke
Qas Nnk
Pailey
Summerall to take command in New York area post
Maj Gen Charles F Summerall, chief of staff of the Army, says DAs will arrive in San Antonio October 13 on his first visit since January to assume command of the corps area in New York after serving as commanding general of the Fourth Corps Area. He will arrive in the morning of October 12 and depart the next afternoon. He will inspect local military fields during his visit.
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Charles F. Summerall
Unitel
Army
Das
San Anton
Sana Jonia
Tanuary
The
Our Corps
New York
Highth
Albert Vowles
Suannerad
Orr
Bad
Semineral
Fork Sim Honiton
Air travelers and crews listed from Kelly field and Brooks field
The report names passengers and crew arrivals and assignments from Kelly and Brooks fields including Anglor, Cartridge, Tatyolt, Trevwrand, Gab bine, Waeper, Hol, Ob wulg, Ticut, Davastier, Steere, Stroh, Walhridge, Chetty, and others. Individuals travel routes span from Okmulgee to Port O Connor with pilots and lieutenants listed.
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McDaniel
Kelly Field
Jteow Ngwille
Anglor
Fells Field
Anspery
Kelly Fi
Jasper
Alout
Tatyolt
Waeper
Winbure Trent
Cold City
Kan
Tae
Esrooks
Cent
Okmulgee
Oka
Lie
Avinburn Field
Dallas
Btandard
Mexico
AL Winburn
Austin
T. Tennington
Kelly Coll
Port Crockett
Liput
Derrastera
Kelly Holdteow
Fort Crockett
Valles Charge Denied Ayu In Political Row
The Acting Secretary of State William Castre dr denied any state knowledge of a charge against District Attorney Alohn A. Valles of Laredo. The report notes the accusation tied to involvement with President Calles and Obregon, amid a violent assassination context, and Castre dr called it likely a political gesture rather than official action.
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Ty Valvereal Service
Wasthnoton
Tithe State Department
Feday Indigannity
Alohn A. Valles
Laredo
Vex Urbit
Win
Calles
Obregon
Get
Yueio Hhmeg
Aurelio Maretines
Meyga
Sui Redo
Dine
Valles
William 2. Castre
Castle
Iing
Missionaries to Africa Back After Four Years
After four years in the Belgian Congo, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Cleveland of San Antonio return on furlough to the United States for about nine months. They will stay at Mrs. Cleveland's sister Annie Linmsey’s home in West Deginestreat. Also visiting are missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland, who have worked in the Congo since 1942, last seen in Jaeloup four years ago. Mrs. Cleveland, formerly Lenore Ramsey, is sister of Paul Ramsey at the San Antonio National Bank.
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Easio i
Lahoud Uelgian Congo
Africa
Jaeloup
United States
Clevelnuil
Mies Lenore Tramsey
Wail J. Rumsey
San Antonio National Brink
Ash Title Confirms Birth Name Across Local Notice
A garbled column from Lumberton records a notice about a personal name, noting the monicker Ash conferred at birth. The fragment hints at a civic or legal gloss but readable details are limited to the name and context of a birth name discussion.
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Lumberton
Sept
Ash
Palm Heights water works suit seeks receiver amid back taxes
San Antonio seeks appointment of a receiver to operate Palm Heights water system while it may be sold to satisfy tax claims. City and San Antonio School Board allege $2,670 in back taxes and $7,600 owed for 1919 to 1927. Carroll C. Raborn and Home Building and Investment Co own the plant. Judge Tayloe set a hearing for Oct 13. earlier Raborn suit sought to restrain city water board from interfering with Palm Heights operations.
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Palm Heights
San Antonio
Forty-Fifth District Court
Repo
Home Building and Tnvistment Company
le Palm Brights
G. Tayloe
Corral
C. Raborn
City Water
Lnard
Palm Veights
Lovents Hird
Aid for Wheat Farmers Proposed by Senator Wetcher
Washington Sept 1 Senator Duncan A Wetcher Democrat of Morida advanced a plan for wheat farmer relief in a letter urging action by the Shipping Board. He called for drawing up a reserve fleet to move wheat, reducing two or three cents per bushel freight, claiming this would ease costs for farmers and that current freight rates threaten exports.
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Washington
Tony
Duncan A. Wetcher
Nemorrat
Morida
Kelter
Ietter
Shipping Board
Captain Anderson transferred to Fort Amy Tons ton
Captain Carl Co Anderson, adjutant of the Taven field Tifantry, was enfe transfered from Fort Amy Tons ton to Bork TD. A. Russell, Wson in xencaney, had been rennsferred back to Pork Sain Tonston by ardeca received at the arms post. Saturday.
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Anderson
Carl Co Anderson
Tavenfield
Fort Amy Tonston
Bork TD
A. Russell
Wson
Xencaney
Pork Sain Tonston
Ardeca
Airmen Observe Organization Day Event at Urnoks Field
Airmen of the Early-sixth arrival squadron observed Organization Day at Urnoks Field on Saturday. A tenic and dunce were held at Fair Onks, reflecting unit traditions and community engagement.
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Urnoks Field
Dunce
Fair Onks
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