Seguin Fair Promises Heavy Attendance and Features
Seguin Texas September fair opens amid heavy rain delays. Officials announce Serum racing through Saturday, a Gypsy Strollers show, a 22 piece Seguin band, and poultry exhibits with extensive cattle and Jersey stock displays. Local exhibitors include B. C. Govelt Jerseys and H. Re Clath herds.
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Seguin
Guadalupe County
Larry Miller
Dellas
A. J. Wirls
Apeak
Harnesa
George Finger
Kelly King
Sepvin Man
King
Alta Vista
Tia Vista Farma
Bextr
Tt. B
B. C. Govelt
Jerseys
H. Re Clath
Scholenburg
Bere
Re F. Irby
Brera Aera
Trenry
Fieguin
Tom Preesley
Segnin
Alecko Gonzalea
Walter Nabn
Henry Phonnennteil
O. H. Engetke
Kingsbury
Henry Dolle
Bons
Forty Four Jews Held for Trial in Riots Deaths
Forty four Jews were imprisoned in a citadel by authorities to await trial for murder by premeditated shooting during the Ayeb Jawiah riots that killed nearly two hundred in Palestine. The detainees were arrested at Halta flour mill during the upheaval. Jewish workers were sending food to the prisoners and are said to await release on bond.
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Jeruratabs
Palentine
Halta
Iine
Kansas City Milk Strike Averted After Summit
Kansas City's threatened milk strike was averted after an executive session at the summit. T. P. Milligan, president of the Milk Trainees association, said there would be no immediate action, and temporary measures were implemented.
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Kansas City
T. P. Milligan
Mik
Tate
Blind Man Weds Despite Court Ban
Dr. Lair, a 62 year old farmer from Okco Kansas, wed Mrs Ranknel Cameron of Summerfield in defiance of a Kansas court order declaring him incompetent. The ceremony proceeded despite the ruling and legal challenge surrounding the marriage.
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Bullifta
Town
Tai
David DeLair
Okco
Kan
Ranknel Cemeron
Summerfield
Kansas
Lair
Merchant Gives Force to Pay Large Sum in NJ Report
In Sewarke New Jersey on September 1 a department store executive reportedly handed out checks totaling $1,019,000 within ten minutes to 248 recipients. Names were withheld to avoid high pressure, as officials refused to identify beneficiaries.
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Sewarke
N. J
M— Eye
Bis
Famberger
Unclear Text About Air Aviation Figures and War Effort
Fragmentary report references US officer Will, Italian aviation, and Major George F. Tevet of the Air Corps. Details are garbled, but imply a wartime information briefing on foreign aviation development and American air force roles.
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Italy
Wakeutnoton
Aeronautiea
George FP. Tevet
Air Ci
Tialian Aviation
Paris Forms 8 Sky Police Patrol Force
A Paris police patrol frames a force to curb dangerous stunts over landmarks. The city warns that life endangering feats like flying through arches of the Eifel tower will lead to arrest. The report notes urgent action against such reckless acts.
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Eifel Tower
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Man Arrested for Speeding In School Zone, Cited in Court
Mo M Galvan, 28, of 1M14 Korth Cots street, appeared in Corporation court after being arrested by Officer Homer Alled in the 100 block of Lamar street for speeding through a school zone. He was fined 5 dollars and 9 cents. He claimed he did not read newspapers.
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Mo M. Galvan
Korth Cots
Corporation
Lamar Street
Monteresole
Homer
Echonl
Galvan
A and M Club Convenes First Meeting of Year
The San Antonio A and M Club invites members and hopefuls to its first gathering of the 1220-30 year and 2 a pom Friday at the YWCA. In its fourth year the club focuses on aiding A and M students through its loan fund, with 100 members today. Officers include W.L. Daley president and C.K. Motherspay secretary with T. Fritze treasurer and B. Vatinski as drillmaster.
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San Antonio A
M. Cullage Minhere
YW. G. A
Sudent
Olivera
Mesdamon W.L. Daley
A Mi Girand
C.K. Motherspay
K. W. Uartung
Gearge A. Mather Sr
W. Williams
Paulin Hilgers
L. G. Sturk
T. Fritze
Fred Hofute
Vatinst Fartameniarian
Sheriff Warring on Punchboards
Besar county sheriff’s department keeps lookout for punchboards with cand owires. A punchboard war conviction occurred Monday when John Korman was fined five dollars and seventeen fifty in costs by Justice John F. Onion for operating an illegal gaming device. He was arrested Friday following the officer’s capture of two punchboard devices at 22 Dallas Street.
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Besar County
Rangers Hunt for Gunman in Borger Death
Texan rangers reported no new developments in the weekend shooting death of District Attorney John A. Holmes of Borger. Holmes was buried in Panhandle, with more than 200 people at the ceremony and hundreds unable to attend the church service.
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Borgen
Texag
Texcan Rangers
John A. Holmes
Borger
Holmen
Panhandle Resterdar
Anversl
Merger Talks Tie Five Big Paint Firms in NY
The New York Times reports conservation proponents warn of a five firm consolidation in the paint industry. The deal is led by the banking house of Dilson Read and associates and would include Defoe and Reynolds, Pratt and Team bert, EB Du Pont division, and Benjamin Madre Inc.
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New York
New York Times
Dilson
Read
Compans
Xn- Hanal Lead
Defoe and Reynels Company, Inc
Pratt and Teambert, Inc
EB. I. du Pontie Nemours and Compans
Benjamin Madre, Ind Company
Local Notes and Travels of City Residents
Dr G Perry Patterson heads UT government department and will chair a Lions Club meeting. Residents report trips and returns from California Montreal Boston Niagara Falls Dallas and Houston. Visitors include Mr C Woodbury from Maxwell, Mrs J W Price niller guest in town, and families spending winter in San Antonio.
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G. Perry Patterson
University of Texas
Lions Club
Lob Yantit
California
J. W. Price Niller
I. W. Wise
Mhvetx
Bra
Aoft
Houston
Rhys
Gulator
Ross Brenlun
Keards
Club schedule and radio permit denial report
A batch of local club notices lists schedules for The Girly Friendly Society of St Mark's Episcopal Church, The Les Marionettes sorority, Busints and Froteanionary Women’s Club, The Wednesday Club, Woodlawn Parent Teacher Association, McKinley PTA, and Travia Park Missionary Society with meeting times ranging Tuesday to Wednesday. Also included is a note that radio permit renewal for the Arig company of Brownwoods Texas was denied by the Federal Radio Commission due to nonappearance at hearings.
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Woodlawn
Parent-Teacher Association
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Circle No. 12
Travia Park Missonnrs Society
Mra. A.C
Fannkuebe
Spofford Avenue
Washington, D. C
Arig Company
Drownwoods
Texan
Federal Radio Commission
Naval cruiser ratio unsettled in five power talks
Washington news reports the remaining disagreement between Great Britain and the United States over whether the US navy should possess 18 or 21 cruisers mounting eight inch guns. The issue, likely not resolved before the five power conference in January, depends on the positions of Japan France Russia and the United States during the naval talks.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Deronmil
Sthiete Fatins
Deny G.MLC Will Peddle for R G A
New York Sept 17 David Gurnell executive vice president of Tadla Corporation of America issued a statement denying recent reports that General Motors would act as the selling agency for Endio corporation’s products. Swenoff confirmed negotiations were under way between the two firms.
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Cemoernus Service
New York
David Gurnell
Vicw
Tadla Corporation
Amerim
General Motors
Endio Corporation
Swenoff
Twenty Hurt in Rail Crash at Exta Hebrew School Fair
Twenty persons were injured after a railing failure on an exit at the Krona pave way near an Exta Hebrew school audience area during a post entertainment crowd dispersal. Several injuries were reported as serious.
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NEW Tone
Exta Hebrew School
Krona
50 State Highway Jobs 1000 in Line Seeking for Them
Austin reports the highway department has 60 reenaces for for row pmiroimen and 1000 wen want employment in this capacity. L. G. Phares prepares forms, forwarding applications to each. The questions are like a lengthy questionnaire. About 50 men to patrol the district and enforce traffic regulations may start before January 1.
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Austin
Highway Department
Pmiroimen
L. G. Phares
Baylor Hospital Head Resigns Amid Board Announcement
Dallas reports superintendent E. King of Trailor Hospital has tendered his resignation. No successor named. The item reflects a leadership change at a Dallas area hospital with the board of trustees confirming the action.
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Baylor Hospital
Dallas
E. E
King
Trailor Hospital
Haw
Treateed
San Miguel Plea Change Sends Man to Jail
A garbled plea hearing in federal court shifts a not guilty plea to guilty for San Miguel, leading to a jail term after a bond issue. A man who signed his bond failed to appear for trial, triggering bond forfeiture and government action.
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San Miguel
Bentlembee
G. T. San Miguel
Sen Miguel
Ran Miguel S
Young John D. Wins $11,000 by 5 Feet
In Tarrytown New York John J Rockefuller Jr won a contest by five feet and the village must refund him the amount. Surveyors found the error lay just beyond the village line related to a child recreation building project.
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John D
Tarrytown
Lima Coutest
John J. Rockefuller Jr
Fier
North ‘Tavertown
City Draf tsman Takes Vacation and Coy Household Aboard
City draftsman Andy Coy from the drafting department and his wife Mrs Coy secretary in the park commissioner's office left Tuesday for a trip along the Rio Grande to Corpus Christi. Schools are opening now and choices for four children are noted in the rental announcements of the light classes.
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Ralph Russell
Corpus Christi
Shorslay
Andy Coy
City
Mrs. Coy
Perk
Rio Grande
Hare Son
Slan Woman's Poems Her Requiem At Gastonia Strike
The Gastonia textile strike tragedy claimed Mrs Nar Wiggits. She wrote antiunion songs before her death and the line of the poem mourns the fallen as unions and workers rally in protest. Seven men are detained for questioning as authorities seek the shooter. A demonstration was staged today in defiance of the mob murder.
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Bessemer City
N. G
Nar Wiggits
Gastonia
Wigsitis
Naetional Textile Workers Union
Aggie Fresh Class to Show Bigger Registration
COLLEGE STATION Texas Sept 17 Freshman week Nearing, 990 new students already registered and more expected before orientation day At least 10 percent larger than last year, with total enrollment forecast at 3000 or more
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Aggie
College Station
Texas
CMMI
Bequest of 25000 Planned for Seminary Professorship
Miss Tds J. Silioza of Gonzales left a $25,000 bequest to the Presbyterian Theological Seminary for endowment of a full professorship at Flint. The gift was announced by Dr. G. M. Sammey of the seminary on August 14.
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Seminary
Austin
A Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Flint
Tds J. Silioza
Gonzales
Sha Idl
G. M. Sammey
Army Orders Release List of Retirements and Duty Shifts
Army orders posted today from Washington detailing retirements after long service and reassignments for second lieutenants and captains. Names include Edwont A. Shuttleworth, Charles B. Wickins, and George R. Acheson among others. several officers moved to new posts or awaiting retirement, with assignments spanning Crissy, Langley, Mitchell, Fort Sam Houston, and Brooks Field.
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Tay Viniyersa
Bertles
Washington
D. C
Edwont
A. Shuttleworth
Gol
Wvittinta
Cloptan Je
Rervite
Rees 4
Herbert M. Newstrom
Elmer P. Rose
Fort Crockett
Brooksfield
Walter A. Siman
Inf
A.C
Pilot to Divide $5000 Reward for Finding Air Liner
Pilot George K. Rive of Western Air Express has the $5000 reward from Trans Continental Air Transport for locating the City of San Francisco wreck on Mount Taylor. He plans to split the payment with co pilot A W Sieber steward Chris Johne you and two other crew members who witnessed the crash.
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Tos Angeles
George K. Rive
Western Air Express
City of San Francisco
Mount Tostar
12 Die, 40 Hurt in German Mine Disaster
Report from Saaarbrucken Germany notes 12 dead and 40 injured after a mine explosion near St. Karles. It cites prior blasts that damaged ventilators and the central electric station and ballast dome. Cause of the explosions remains undetermined.
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Saanmruecken
Germrany
Eamp
St. Carles Ming
Sexterday
Central Electric Station
Ballet Dence
Jones Buys Dallas Property in Corner Lot Purchase
Jenne H. Jones of Hooton buys a corner lot in the 2: ie district, Dallas, for $895,000. The site fronts 100 feet of Maksogapey street, with a large building portion planned for future use.
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FAR
Miller
Wirtz
Harry Williams Iaelt
Bseguin
Felinz
San Antonio
SKY
Police
Trop
M. Lawrent Bynac
the Arc de Triomphe
A and M. Club
Rangers
Plin Merger
Montreal
Canada
Boston
Niagara Falla
Darney Saoyahy
Dalis
Mira. C. Ky Monre
Meo
Harty Thompson
Likre
Lina
Wort Sill
Mes
Tarvin
Munday
Whallington
C. Woodbury
Maxwellield
Georgia
WHR
Bon Anton Unis Werk
Ate Corns Primacy
A. H. Willama
Ronie Wilun
Deriae Rayils
Jawa
Kag Antonin
MM. Sumnels
Meriva
Tred Maule
Olier
W. E. Todd
Fort Sam Houston
Santa Movies
Calif
Jramves Pierce
South Orange
Lete
PT. D. Dobbs
Reagan Wells
Nise Miriam Crute
Dryan
Europe
Monta Hunter
Tein Daling
Les Marionettes
1St Anthony Hotel
Busints
Afonger
Christian Associattion
Anying
Deny G.mlc
Will Peddle
R.G.A
York
Seema
Wilder C. Whitehead
Cnust
Ad Carter
SLAN
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