Army Flying Accounts From Aerial Collision Report
An era of army discipline is recounted after last Friday’s aerial collision near Melly Field. Cadet W D Mitchell parachuted from a badly damaged plane, while First Lieutenant J B Griffith urged Harris to jump to avoid a fatal landing. Harris saluted before exiting the cockpit and landing safely in open country.
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Hunter Harms
San Antonio
Harris
J. 8. Griffith
Ecar
Mier
Attem
Jed Harris
Ferry Service Restored Between Aransas Pass and Port Aransas
Ferry service resumed between Aransas Pass and Port Aransas after repairs to the damaged causeway from the previous week. The Harbor Island to Port Aransas crossing will run several daily trips on a new schedule and will accommodate automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aransas Pass
Port Aransas
Harbor Island
Aryern Automobiles
Tnx
Optometrists to Hear Speakers Today in San Antonio
Principal speakers from the Texas Optometric Association will address attendees in Yoakum and San Antonio. Edwin Mbrecht and W. Ts Antes are listed among the organizers with Dr Cynan Tz ts Trogam and Antoniio in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Mbrecht
Yoakum
W. Ts. Antes
San Antonio
Cynan
Ann ‘AntOnio
Will
Prison mutiny ends in bloodshed near Angola
In Angola Louisiana a prison yard mutiny erupts into a deadly ride as eleven convicts clash with a posse and bloodhounds. Three inmates are killed and nine wounded while guards are shot and a camp captain seriously wounded. Escapees flee toward cane brakes toward the Mississippi river. A large posse surrounds dense brush as authorities pursue the fugitives.
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Angola
Hilde
Seex
Drisooers
John A. Singleton
Bullele
Rok
Fleetne
Seaders
Posse R
Poszemen
Vigijen
Warned Tax Dangers Move to New York Revenue Hearing
The opening hearing of the New York board of estimate on new revenues heard Samuel Untermyer, the city's financial advisor, cautioned that excessive taxation would drive the security business out of state. Richard Whitney, president of the New York Stock Exchange, warned that losses to the city could exceed the proposed stock transfer tax yield. Whitney opened the session with his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Estimate
Samuel Untermyer
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney
Buy American Day Meet At Gunter Hotel Honors Ladd
Real estate dealers and owners in the territory were invited to a gathering at the Gunter hotel at 12:18 a. m. Tuesday to celebrate Ladd's day. Texas Association of Real Estate boards President F. C. Ladd will give the principal address, with H. C. Thurman in charge. A fugitive from Huntsville prison, Rudolph Ning, was captured on a San Antonio street after recognition from a prison photo.
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Bee’ WO Sen
Ser Abtotlo Real Estate Board
Ladd
Gunter Hotel
Ghadle
F. C. Ladd
Texas Asociation of Real Estate Boards
H. C. Thurman
Huntsville
Rudolph Ning
Uvalde
San Antonio
J. ©. Musgrave
Nino
Musgrave
American $300 Bond Granted in Dry Case
Carl Ut Hobbs, sought since October 1832 on a whiskey possession charge, was placed under temporary bond after a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Paul Lockhart. A hearing is set for Tuesday in September, as the case moves toward trial. Ed Perchmouth Stanton faces a murder trial for Sheriff John Mozeley’s Swisher county death, with jury selection beginning today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ut. Hobbs
Prohibition
United States
Paul Lockhart
Bay
Tulsa
Texas
Perchmouth") Stanton
John ©. Mozeley
Swisher County
Pup Sounds Fire Alarm Saving Neighbor’s Garage
Rusty the puppy alerted a house fire at 326 East Cincinnati, preventing damage to the Terry residence. Mr and Mrs Terry and their two sons Reed and Martin watched as they fought the blaze with a garden hose until fire crews arrived.
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Rusty
T.r Terry
East
Cincinnati Ave
Cincinnati
Terry
Reed
Martin
Burglaries Hit Cathedral and Local Businesses in San Antonio
Thieves prowled through San Fernando cathedral and nearby homes stealing an electric clock from the Rev. J. M. Preciada and cash from shops. They damaged show windows on East Houston and Losoya, took $100 of merchandise from a clothing store, and loot totaled hundreds across several residences. Gus Peter plans a return to beer sales at 433 East Commerce, reopening as Peter Brothers lunch room with 3.2 beer.
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J. M. Preciada
San Fernando Cathedral
C. R Litt Tery
Santa Anna Street
T. J. Walthall
West Lynwood Avenue
A. C. Barker
Burnett Street
Bor
Bay Americ
Gus Peter
San Antonio
East Commerce Street
Peter Brewery
Peter Brothers
Peter
Chickens Stolen From Milam Produce and Boy Loses Finger
Thieves broke into Milam Produce at 915 Buena Vista Street and stole 200 fried chickens over the weekend, police report. Charles Ramloch of 1200 Hays Street also reports a separate $100 loss. Albert Things, age 12, of 918 West Salinas Street, sliced bread and lost a finger, receiving treatment at Robert BR. Green Hospital.
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Milam Produce Company
Buena Vista Street
Charles Ramloch
Hays Street
Albert Things
West Salinas Street
Nhf
Robert BR. Green Hospital
Hearing on Potash Firm Sale Suit Delayed to December 1
Delayed federal hearing on an injunction petition by the Pacific Coast Borax Company seeks to restrain geologist W H McNutt from collecting a $208060.55 judgment tied to the United States Potash Company. McNutt, a stockholder, had sued for $400000 for services rendered and was awarded $23866.66 by a New Mexico court. Former Senator Jim Reed represents McNutt.
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Pacific Coast Borax Company
New Mexico
Bott
McNutt
Unitedtates Potash Company
United States Potash Company
Jim Reed
Mcnuth
Fivy
Ban on Mail in Jehol Is Lifted
The Jehol region in China, a war zone, sees mail restrictions eased after a postmaster general directive. Parcel post will be accepted at Japanese offices, with an air mail count starting Monday for six days to include the United States, Porto Rico, Virgin Islands and the Canal Zone. Parcel weight limits to Tutin Guinea rise from 22 to 44 pounds.
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Jehol Secion
Chine
Ttse
F. G. Lucas
Lucas
United States
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
Brownsvile
Minami
Fla
Wasslee
Ray
Four Generations Gather for Reunion in Quintana Street
A family reunion brings together four generations led by great grandmother Mrs. Julia A. Walker of Smithville, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bastey, daughter Mrs. Daisy Lee Reines, and children Georgia Mae Raines and Hatsy Gene Raines. Most reside on 908 Quintana, except the great grandmother. In another note, Mrs. Jessie Halley of 412 East Andrews was treated at Robert B. Green hospital for an elbow insect bite.
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Julia A. Walker
Smithville
J. N. Bastey
Daisy Lee Reines
Georgia Mae Raines
Hatsy Gene Raines
Bay Amadena
Jessie Halley
East Andrews Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Sheriff Hausser Plans Raids on Unlicensed Beer Dealers
Sheriff Albert Hausser announces planned raids on unlicensed beer sellers in San Antonio after September 16 when beer sales become legal. A list of 200 locations was compiled to distinguish licensees from illegal dealers. Those applying for permits by September 15 avoid action. selling beer without a license remains a misdemeanor with fines and jail, while raids aim to protect legal dealers and county revenue. ADS notes possible referrals to federal authorities for whiskey cases. By Saturday close, 367 applications for beer permits had been filed with County Judge Yrost Woodhull.
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Sherif Albert Hausser
San Antonio
Hausser
Yrost Woodhull
Gasoline Prices Rise Across Major Brands
Gasoline prices jumped Monday across Gulf Magnolia Shell Texaco and Sinclair stations with most grades up by one cent and a total hike of 2 1 3 cents in recent months. Humble sold its three grades at 16 1 2 19 and 21 cents while other brands posted a 1 cent advance to offset a new federal tax. The NBA program influence was noted as the honest reason for the increase.
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San Antonio
Gulf
Magnolia
Shell
Texaco
Sinclair
NBA
Bey
Barbers urged to maintain NRA wage scale in ward fight
Barbers push to keep prices at 35 cents for a half cut and 20 cents for a shave as NRA chair N Hying urges they stick to the wage scale. King proposed firing barbers who resist the rate, calling for fair adherence and business survival amid price doubts. Reports also say cafe owners with federal licenses may suspend 3.2 beer sales until funds cover city county state licenses.
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N. Hy Ing
NRA
King
Barbners
Arte
Amer
Ican
San Antonio
Internal Revenue
Boy Amevieux
Tires and Auto Accessories Stolen From Local Firm
A number of tires and accessories were stolen from Charles C. Wight Auto Tires Company at 202 San Pedro over the weekend. Police were notified Monday as part of the report of the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Wight
Ate Tires Company
San Pedro
Pallee
Amati
Five Victims Treated After Mounting Stabbings
Five victims were treated at Robert B. Green hospital in Mont Any for stabbings and beatings. Andrew Stiles, 29, of 1220 Baunbergs avenue, was seriously stabbed. Leroy Welen, 120 Saunders, was less seriously cut in an affray with a third man. Oriscol, 37, of 360 South Alamo street, reported head beating with a hat. Gonzades, 1010 South Laredo street, was severely cut. Robert Martindale, 420 Liva Oak atront, was stabbed in the chest with a fallen knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Green
Montany
Andrew Stiles
Baunbergs Avenue
Leroy Welen
Saunders
Oriscol
South Alamo Street
EB. Gonzades
South Laredo
Robert Martindale
Liva Oak Atront
Five Injured by Weekend Auto Accidents
Sam Partillo, 3, of 1135 Pasc atinet and Estelle Berliner, 222 Camarep Street, suffered serious injuries after autos struck them during errands and a collision near Alamo Street. George Weldon, 38 Essex Street, sustained a possible skull fracture in a crash on his front lawn. Heiley Williams, 14, and Georgia Evelyn Trawalter, 13, of Von Ormy were bruised when their car hit a bridge support on the Laredo road near San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Partillo
Pascatinet
Robert 5. Green Hospital
Estelle Berliner
Camarep «Street
Heiley Willliams
Evelyn Trawalter
von Ormy
Laredo Road
San Antonio
Kents Aly Aner
Mexico Presses Bid for Slain Deputy Fugitive Return
Sheriff Albert Hausser said negotiations with Mexico City authorities began Monday to secure the return of Eugenio Blanquini, alleged slayer of Deputy Dad Holloway, who has been located in Mexico and was declared a United States citizen by Mexican courts. Corrigan, ex assistant district attorney, has a full record and contends Blanquini must be returned for trial. Blanquini was driving a bus between Pueblo and Mexico City when last sighted after escaping custody following the 1924 slaying.
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Albert
Hausser
Mexico City
Eugenio Biancuini
Dad Holloway
Bianquini
Mexico
Bianguini
United States
Corrigan
Blanquini
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Basser
Blapgnini
Poebla
Biv
Bay American Auto Maintenance Body Meets In San Antonio
The Bay American Auto Maintenance Body will meet at 9 p m Tuesday in the Plaza hotel to hear Frank Gllespie named NRA representative of the San Antonio Automotive Maintenance association. J W Pragioy, president, will chair. The group, mainly Josal Independent garagemen, was among first to sign the NRA code.
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Bay American— Auto Maintenance Body
San Antonio
Plaza Hotel
Frank Gllespie
NRA
San Antonio Automotive Maintenance Association
J. W. Pragioy
Josal Independent
Randolph Field
Ernest Haln
Finh
A. Fay
Medical
Suraial Hospital
Camden Streck
Darmage
Waibla
Merger Hearing Proposed for Southern Pacific Consolidation
The Southern Pacific group seeks ICC approval to consolidate Texas and Louisiana railroad pits into one corporation under a single name. A hearing is set for September 18 at the Plaza Hotel with Examiner Thomas F. Sullivan presiding. Opponents from Gulf or West Texas districts demand inclusion of the complete G and W T line, currently unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Texas
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas F. Sullivan
Houston
Plaza
Gulf Or West Texas
G. de W.T
Southern Pacfle
Postmasters Relieved From NRA Question Duties
Postmasters nationwide were told by Joseph G. O Mahoney first assistant postmaster general to stop answering questions about the NRA movement. They were instructed to refer all inquiries to NRA headquarters and not telegraph national offices for updates. The NRA had objected to edited telegrams sent by postmasters.
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NRA
Joseph G. O'Mahoney
O'Mahoney
Fagie
Ines
Mae Ig
Girl Kicked Out of Private Boxcar Near San Antonio
Rebecca Starz, 20, of Alto Louisiana, was kicked from a box car near San Antonio after asking a man to leave. She sustained several broken ribs and was hospitalized at Robert B. Green hospital. Police investigated the incident as a reported attack on the rail line.
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Knights of the Road
Rebecca Starz
Alto
San Antonio
Robert B. Green Hospital
Buy
Sept
Bay Amer
Postmasters Get Meeting Leaves Postmasters Get Meeting Leaves
All postmasters of the United States have been granted leaves of absence with full pay if they attend the national convention of the National League of District Postmasters. The meeting will be held at Gentile Washington September 24 to 22. Postmaster P. G. Lucas has not yet decided on attendance. Christmas Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National League of District
Gentile
Wash
P. G. Lucas
County Tuberculosis Association Hears 1033 Christmas Sale Plans
The Hexar County Tuberculosis association board met at the municipal auditorium Monday afternoon to discuss plans for the 1033 Christmas sale. General B. Bwek served as president and George Craze as executive secretary, guiding the marting.
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Hexar County Tuberculosis Association
Municipal Auditorium
B. B. Bwek
George Craze
MA Chary
Tha Marting
Relief fraud charges to be filed in county court
Relief administrator Tex Alsbury announced Monday that charges alleging fraud in relief distribution will be filed in county court this Wednesday or Thursday. Investigations continue as state head Lawrence Westbrook ordered a halt to most relief work until October 1, with direct aid continuing for all destitute persons. Local officials voiced appreciation from Harlingen and San Benito chambers of commerce for aid in the Rio Grande valley storm aftermath.
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Personia
Tex Alsbury
Bexar County
Ty Ed Kaighs
Alsbury
Lawrence Westbrook
State Relief Commission
State Commission
Absbury
Chambers of Commerce
Harlingen
San Benito
Rio Grande Valley
Welfare Department
Americana Butter Is Stolen From Parked Car
In Sept May Americana Butter Is Stolen From Parked Car. W M Stanley, of Metzger, reports 16 pounds of butter stolen from his delivery truck across from detective headquarters. He left the vehicle unattended and returned to find the loss. No suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Stanley
Metzger Cream Tires
Detective Headquarters
Cubs pick new President RS Dattiestip Mills- StDpT steamernio port
Santa Monica dated note reflects confusion over a fictional political transition and global tension. The writer derides grandiose declarations by small nations and mocks inflated news with weary humor about world affairs and leadership. The piece captures a dated, satirical tone from a reader named Will Rogess.
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Santa Monica
Cali
Cubs
United States of America
George
New York Harbor
Americon
Dublin
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Frankly Canaday
Washburn College
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Erwin Cassius Taylor
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Red Cross
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Joanny Hil
B.C. Stansell
Blue Boat Hotel
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Justice of the Peace
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Edwin M. Rowley
West Mistletoe Avenue
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Ernest Fellbaum
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