Berns Woman Fiend Fun Crowned
A Sacramento inquest planned after the body of Dorothy Millette, once known as Mrs Paul Bern, was found in a Sacramento slough. The report ties Millette to film mogul Bernard Bern, who shot himself in Beverly Hills days earlier.
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Sacramento
Calif
Paw Bern
Dorothy Molette
Cormey James Garlick
F. J. Sullivan
San Francisco
Millette
Paul Bern
Totoner
Elough
Oyna
Ulm
Los Angeles
Irene Herrison
Bern
Harlow
Film Producers Bank Safety Deposit Box
Dorothy Millette
Film executive linked to Miss Millette death in San Francisco
Authorities link a film executive to the death of Miss Millette in San Francisco after she moved from New York last spring. Investigators believe she chose to join him in death following his suspected self infliction.
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Miss Millette
New York
San Francisco
Deputy Marshal Fleet White at San Antonio Exchange breakfast
Fleet White, chief deputy United States marshal for the San Antonio office, spoke at the weekly San Antonio Exchange Club breakfast at the Plaza Hotel. He outlined marshal’s duties and shared anecdotes about the job.
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Fleet White
United States
San Antonio
Farm Strike Flares Again Near Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa September 15 after a week of quiet farm strike hostilities flared up again today. Pickets on Highway No 20 east of the city caused serious traffic interference leading to the arrest of more than twenty strikers by local police.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Judge Wm. King Succumbs in San Antonio Era
Judge William Woodson King first judge of the Forty-fifth District died at age 60 at his daughter's home on the Fredericksburg road. He helped merge the Gon Antonio and Casino clubs, was born in Kentucky, studied at Paducah college, and joined the Texas bar in 1893. He practiced in Wharton and San Antonio, served three terms as judge, and authored several legal works. A committee prepared a memorial resolution. the court adjourned for the day. He is survived by four children, seven grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral at St Mark's church with interment at Mission Burial Park.
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William Woodson King
Forty-fifth District Court
Jock H. Frost
Fredericksburg
Judge King
Gon Antonio
Casino Club
Kentucky
Texas
Victoria
A. ‘A. Peticolas
Wharton
San Antonio
Annie Waldman
Matagorda
Perry
Robertson
Thirty-seventh District Court
NO. Green
George R. Gillette
H. P. Drought
King
Nooniday
Hing
Court of Appeals
Austin
Clarence W. King
Shreveport
Frost
Guy P. Stubbs
Monroe
St. Mark's Church
W. T. Capers
Mr. McKinstry
Mission Burial Park
John Bennett
Semp Russ
Ernest, Brows
Franz Groos
Ike Kampmann
George Gillette
W. D. Russ
Fly
William’ Woodson King
Mia
Joe H. Frost
Park Offered to Veteran for Winter Homeless Camp
Mayor M. Chambers proposed using Exposition Park to shelter about thirty veterans and their families, after Covington Park camp lacking equipment and sanitation. A committee led by Dr. Te Stansell and W W Hering sought city approval and planned a visit to Exposition Park. Free medical service would be provided with nurse Ella C. Roper in charge, and Major M. Hankin named director of the camp.
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Exposition Park
United War Veterans of
San Antonio
M. Chambers
Te Stansell
Ameri Legion
W.W W. Hering
Veterans’ Committee
Mra
Ella C. Roper
M. Hankin
Carrie Goeth, 61, Obituary From Local City
Obituary notice for Carrie Goeth, 61, a lifelong resident and daughter of the late Frederick Grogs. Private funeral services to be held at the home 331 Adama Street on Friday. Survived by husband A Goeth and several siblings and in laws, with additional relatives listed, including residents from San Antonio and Alameda.
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Carrie Goeth
Frederick Grogs
Adama Street
A. Goeth
Wapons
Frederick C. Goeth
Arthur
Goeth
Mendamex Tullias GO
Ronse
P. Runner
Gnriain Groar
San Antonio
F. Ynermann
Alameda
League Plan Prone Fight Over Telephone Rates
Charles Dickson, league attorney, announced two new moves by the Utilities League to force Southwestern Bell to cut rates to the 1918 city ordinance scale. The plan includes a potential mass disengagement if a member’s phone is cut off after paying the old rate, and a push to raise the bond required of the company from 500000 to 2000000. J. W. Hucker of Southwestern Bell said the company will not accept any rate other than the current one.
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San Antonio Utilities League
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Charles Dickson
Utilities League
Dickson
San Antonio
J. W. Hucker
Southwestern Hell Telephone Company
Roosevelt G Generation Aboard Roosevelts Special En Route to Denver
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt decided to deliver a major speech Saturday night in Salt Lake City, centering on railroads. He received warm welcomes as his train moved through Kansas and Colorado, with brief talks in Colby and Godland and other prairie towns. He urged unifying farmers and industry to raise farm prices and industrial value, saying collective effort would help achieve this in the next four years.
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Denver
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
Kansas
Colorado
Rockies
Colby
Godcland
City to Place Condition on Deposit for New Bank
San Antonio plans to deposit 40 percent dividends from the banking commissioner into the new South Texas Bank and Trust, with conditions. Deposits from City Central must be secured by government bonds, and Frost and Alabama National banks must approve. City had 540000 in City Central, offset by a 150000 loan, leaving 390000 at risk. Final favorable Reconstruction Finance report anticipated for a 1450000 loan. bank to open by month end.
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San Antonio
New South Texas Bank and Trust Company
Banking Commissioner
City-Central Bank and Trust Company
C. M. Chambers
Col. W. B. Tuttle
Chambers
City-Gentral
Frost and
Alana National Banks
Lty
South Texas
Tutte
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chamber group to attend Texas aviation conference in Dallas
San Antonio will be represented by members of the aviation committee of the chamber of commerce at the second Texas aviation conference to be held in Dallas October 13, according to Porter Whaley chamber manager. J. K. Botella is chairman of the local committee. The first conference was held in San Antonio several months ago.
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Air Meet
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Porter Whaley
J. K. Botella
Ironized Yeast Tonic Promises Quick Health Build Up
Physicians once prescribed beer for weight gain. Now a cultured deer yeast concentrate, seven times stronger, is combined with three tonics to rapidly transform weak, nervous individuals into strong, healthy people. Warning against skinny, anemic conditions and offering a money back guarantee, the ad promotes Ironized Yeast tablets as a safe health booster available at drugstores.
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Atall Druggists
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Totoote
Canada
Marcus Said
Remi
Fevorite Grocer's
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda
Pfc
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Roosevelt G
Mary Lau
Tor
Col
Tin Af
Vetaze
Adeoviter
Ruth Farthering
Lexington
G. W. Wisham
Southport
Conn
Bettina Roberg
Dade
Lima
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