Move to halt Nao Sur as court hears injunction plea
City and plaintiff brief on jurisdiction and pleading as Judge Tayloe overrules the plea. Attorneys present affidavits and witness testimony while the special term weighs the city's abatement challenge and temporary injunction action.
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15 Kelly Planes Fly to Ringgold
A fragmented report notes 15 Kelly planes are scheduled to visit Ringgold as part of a border training operation. The item mentions a sequence of flights and personnel including 12 planes and a mix of bombardment forces, with visits planned through Thursday and Friday near Fort Tinggold and Waco.
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Revenue Office Names New Deputy for San Antonio
The Internal Revenue Service in the western district appoints a new deputy collector for the San Antonio office. Franklin W. Clumswag is transferred from Beaumont to take the post, with Ban Ananio also reassigned. Headquarters in Austin oversee duties and issue orders to the local office.
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Oklahoma Negro Preacher Murdered Near Tarxons Creek
Coroner Dr J D Pace reports a dead Holiness preacher from Claremore Oklahoma found in a creek near Tarxons. Officers were informed the victim was killed by another unnamed man. Clues include a broken head wound and initial identifications in a cluttered classified section mentioning holidays and ad lines.
Pistol Team Crash in L A Fatal Auto Incident
A photo shows the Los Angeles pistol team, San Antonio state champion unit, involved in a car crash that killed two and injured two others. The image features the team members left to right as they stand beside the scene.
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W.C. Dickman
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Ohio
Oil field martial law in Flores county debate
A Texas oil dispute between Governor Sterling and the railroad commission keeps Flores field under martial law after a August 17 shutdown. A meeting with operators produced no final order yet, as the commission drafts a plan for 225 barrels per well per day while awaiting signings from Terrell Braly and Neff amid tense negotiations.
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Fire Destroys Target Butts at Camp Bullis
A fire Tuesday afternoon at Camp Bullis damaged the woodwork of target butts and nearly emptied the range, with only about four of twenty five remaining usable. A small building also burned. Major R G Sherranl visited to assess losses and plan repairs as crews prepared to resume target practice.
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De Priest Protests Cavalry Break-Up
Washington September 2 congressman De Priest of Illinois the nation’s only black member protested the war department plan to break up the Tenth Cavalry black regiment. He argued breaking the unit would deprive African Americans of an army badge and a sense of unity.
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Flier Held In Plane Deal Sparks Arrest In California
Los Angeles report says Winston B. Hall alias Bert Hall and Lloyd Shumaker were arrested on an order from San Francisco amid a claimed plot to buy five fighting planes. $75,000 in cash seized, Denver consigned to the quistora. Hall and Shumaker deny charges and claim innocence while recounting wartime experiences. In California, President Hoover accepted a radio address invitation for November as part of a Literal Arts Colleges program.
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Chilean Fleet Mutiny Shocks Coasts of Chile
Mutiny aboard Chile’s fleet at Coquimbo forces officers to surrender pay claims as crews seize control. The battleship Alcanté Le Torre, cruiser Vouggins, and destroyers Orcleln Berrano Aldea and Elsatt block harbor actions. Santiago braces to quell movement with firm authority.
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New Corps Area Hours Slated For Fall Start
Corps area headquarters will implement new fall office hours October 1 with staff on duty 8 10 to 4 00 and a noon hour break. Civilian employees’ hours run 8 00 to 4 00 with a lunch half hour. Wednesdays and Saturdays afternoons all adjutant general offices close. Civilian attire by military personnel during office hours remains allowed.
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GOP Majority in NY Proposes Unemployment Relief Plan
Albany reports a Republican majority in New York state assembly introduced a relief program that would use a $20 fund administered by an existing agency rather than the governor Franklin Roosevelt’s proposed special unemployment commission. The plan mirrors the governor’s approach of allocating federal or state funds through current administrative structures.
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Franklin Rovenvelt
Services Set for Ex Texas Solon Shaly Tezna
Services were held at 2 p.m. today for Teamed Sillotson, former member of the Texas Senate, at Vidalson. The obituary notes his death yesterday and the service details in Shaly Tezna.
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Officers Seek Gang Killers In Dallas
Houston officers Lieutenant George Peston and Detective A C Sherman left Houston by auto to Dallas after Three men, sought for a murder, could be picked up. authorities feared gang retaliation if arrested and held. Dallas police reported they could not detain the suspects long.
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Walker Unveils A. E. F. Memorial in Paris
Paris September 2 Mayor Walker of New York spoke at a memorial unveiling for an American Expeditionary Force member. The event honored the late Michael Feldman of New York, with a note on the World War remembrance.
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