Priest Body Likely to be Transferred to Mexico City
Mexico City reports the Mexican Episcopate has asked the government for permission to transfer the body of Monsignor Jose Mora y Del [tia, late archbishop of Mexico City who died in exile at San Antonio, Texas. If allowed, a delegation of prelates may travel to San Antonio to escort the body to Mexico City, with a national cathedral likely to host the funeral.
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Mexico City
Jose Mora Y del [Tia
San Antonio
Texas
San
France Britain Seek Low World Tariff Schedule
In Geneva on September 13, Great Britain and France advanced toward a world conference to lower tariff barriers. The move follows European statesmen discussions and the proposal for a unified Europe dubbed the “United States of Europe.”
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Britain
Geneva
Great Britain
Brinnn
Europe
Soviet to Discuss British Relations in London Talks
Moscow announced that the Russian government accepted a British labor government invitation to send a representative to London for talks on renewing trade and commercial relations and the diplomatic service between Russia and England.
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Govrrment
London
Russia
England
Bay Teen Hitches 25000 Miles Across U S Since 1926
Kent Harper, 19, of 122 Lewis Street, has hitchhiked over twenty five thousand miles across the United States since graduation from Main Avenue High in 1924. He traveled from St Augustine to San Diego and back through San Antonio, covering long trips in nine days and noting trips to Canada, Mexico, New Orleans to Havana. He has never asked for money on his journeys and works for the San Antonio Public Service Co.
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Lewis Street
Hays
Young Harper
United States
Main Avenue High School
St. Augustine
Fla
San Diego Calif
San Antonio
Harper Loug
Canada
Mexico
New Orleans
Havana
Owha
San Antonio Public Service Company
Three Colonels Promoted to Brigadier Generals in War Dept
Washington Kept 13 Three colonels have been promoted to brigadier general and assigned to major duties War Department announced Cal Louis Tash assistant to the quartermaster general succeeds Brig Gen Winthrop S Wood retired on account of age Col Genrs C Fisher medical corps assistant to the surgeon general naming Brig Gen Frank R Keeter to be retired Oct 10 Col Carl W H Darnall medical corps to be assistant to the surgeon general succeeding Brig Gen James M Kennedy to be retired on account of age December 4
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War Department
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Louis T. Tash
Grig
Winthrop
Wood
Steno Faces Fraud Charge
Denver report says Mary Frances Carlson a stenographer at Bank of Telluride faces charges with Charles Jesus Waggoner in a half million bank fraud that shocked the world. Detective E. Averill states Carlson admitted sending two fake telegrams from Denver aiding Waggoner in the $590,000 swindle.
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Mary Frances Carlson
Isear-Uhl
Bank of Telluride
Farea
Charles Jesus Waggoner
Averill
Cardean
Telluride
Tur Aix
Tenver
10 New Teachers Join Staff at Heights School
Ten new faculty members were added to the Heights School staff under superintendent Leland Wilkinson. The hires include Mella Tadd mathematics, WMeeeelle Willig, Dark Menger, Miss Wilson in invention, Miss Brier Trutts in arts, Spurkly Wisin in music, Addie Hughis in auditing, and others from Trinity University and the University of Torn.
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Alamo Wrights
Ink Howard
Leland Wilkson
Trinity University
Ares Mella Tadd
Wmeeeelle Willighem
Dark Menger
Efi Tors
Miss Wilson
Tuck Field
Ui Kneligh
Miss Brier Trutts
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Universite of Torn
Mathematicay
Spurkly Wisin
Addie Hughis
Auditarium Regen
Dallas Slaying Trial Continued
A defense motion for a continuance was granted yesterday in the Dallas slaying case of Eproson, a prominent Vallons intrator, who will plead self defense for the August 10 homicide of Truett on road cann.
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Gal Eproson
Vallons
Thoi. Treett
Janney
Eproson
Truett
Study Typhoid at Longview
State health officer and chief sanitary engineer sent to Longview to investigate typhoid fever. Over the past days the department has received reports from various communities in the state about the appearance of the disease.
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Agdercon
M. Ebers
Luye
Longview
Pilot dies after plane crash into Fort McPherson tower
A New York to Atlanta mail plane crashed into a radio tower at Fort McPherson in fog early today. Pilot Sid Molloy of Columbus Mississippi was fatally injured, pulled from the wreckage by soldiers after the crash.
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New York
Fort McPherson
Sid Molloy
Columbus
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