Mexican Visit Impresses Gary 15 and Obregon Support
Gary 15, chair of United States Steel, praised Mexico during a two day visit with James W. Gerard and companions aboard a special train to Laredo. He hailed Obregon as a strong leader and forecast bilateral progress, stressing Mexican hospitality and hopes for renewed prosperity through investment and commerce. In a separate note, city officials warn oil license collections are unpaid as several small stores operate without taxes, with health and sanitation departments involved in enforcement.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cising
Revolution
Cis
Tan
Thad
Presi Dent Obregon
United States
Mosice
Hugrah
Oturgon
Gurs
Gerard
York
Bonsiz
Ecd
Te -Cp Onorate
Rueb
Pure Food Department
Colonel Speaker Aredul Iomaniser Warns Of War Break
Col Odus G Horney commander of the San Antonio arsenal urges examination of ordnance to prepare for future conflict. He argues the coming war will be intensified by technical advances and stresses readiness for expedients and experiments in weapon design.
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Sachiners
Odus G. Horney
San Antonio
Ryesking
War era talk and attendance prize at local club meeting
A talk at the club discussed world war and the strain on nations, with speaker Sidtuglis addressing postwar challenges and preparations for new conflicts. The attendance prize was a tom olive from the Mission Tee and Wiel Company but awarded to no one. David Griffin and the Kiwannns sang popular selections with Griffin singing a solo.
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Amnehuon
dSiwatwis Club
AL Ou
Willitet Briday
Perites
Elienaey
Tiexpeaker
Sidtuglis
Tom Olive
Gien
Misgion
Tee and Wiel Company
Hut
Uayid Griffin Tor
Kiwannns
Texas Business Good and Oil Trade Outlook
Texas business shows modest gains with Missouri Kansas oil trades cited by Atkins. He notes better conditions in the Southwest and doubts a railway workers strike, while farmers face tougher times. Henry L Maths Dies in San Antonio at 48, a local A B Frank Company employee. funeral plans pending. Addie Wagener reports arrival of private Bennett’s body from Houston for Taylor arrangements.
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Rattergeuhott
Atking
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Atkins
Henry L. Maths
Henry A. Mothe
San Antonio
Vietock
Lever Avenue
A.B. Frank Company
Hay &.McCullum
Herols
Taylor
Tex
Addie
Wagener
Sam Houston
Teady
Awren Bennett
Houston
Hood Issue Approved for Independent School District Bonds
An unreliable county independent school district issue has been approved by the Attorney General's department. The bonds carry a one percent rate and maturities up to 40 years. Bonds were registered in the comptroller's department.
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Hood Aysue
Iy County Independent School
Ilretrict Byude
Generll
Romptroller's
Wounds Not Serious In Texas Incident
Mrs Mavie V de Gareia of Tasuxa Texas was accidentally wounded early Thursday while patrolmen fired at a burglar. She was taken to Robert Ts Green Memorial Hospital for examination and treatment after receiving a wound in the left thigh.
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Mavie V. de Gareia
Tasuxa
Tex
Eebha and
Higgins
Robert Ts. Green Memorial Hospital
Woman shoots girl and turns gun on self in Brooklyn incident
A woman and a man named Boland were at Gottshalks home in Brooklyn when shots were fired. The woman was wounded, Boland carried her to safety, and a police ambulance was summoned as she recalled only fragments of the sequence.
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Dub Boland
Uth
Ekpark
Gottschalk
Brooklyn
Miss Gottsebic
Mr. Boland
Schermer Horn
Woman Denies Ties to Mrs Lawns Family
In San Francisco on September 2 Urs. NM EB Dittmars denied being mother to Mrs Grice Lawns when questioned by an afternoon paper rep at her home. She closed the door and refused further comment. Neighbors say Ms Dittmars has left her home amid rumors of a New York tragedy and a secret address.
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San Francisco
EB. Dittmars
Grice Lawns
Dittmars
Mr. Dithmars
Mia Dittmars
New York
City to decide Navarro street bridge type plan
The board of engineers will determine the bridge type for Navarro street between plans and specifications previously drawn by an engineering firm. A meeting with Mayor Flack and city officials set later this week will discuss whether a single arch or other designs best allow flood waters to flow.
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Dun
Navarro Street
Board of Engineers
Harrigan
Fridax
Flack
Birden
Att Engineering Grm
Moser Black
Anne
Damaged Stamps Exchange Plan Delayed at Post Office
Damaged stamps from September flood are to be exchanged for new ones. Post office officials will pull stamps to sheets of ten, verify denominations, and require an affidavit that the stamps come from the original purchaser. Damaged stamps will be sent to Washington with a receipt issued for their value.
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Lytte Postoffice
Mrnday Morn Hage
Actiig Cashsaster
J.yel Muller Fisn
Pederala
Puller
Mayy
Tlu Finn
Huis
Uns
Washington
City Budget Talks Scramble Over Wage Cuts and Retrenchment
City officials including Commissioner Riyden and City Engineer Dev MTechgay Jr met to discuss a tentative budget for the street department. Mayor Black has held prior talks with Commissioners Lambert and Wright on budgets. A retrenchment policy targets pay cuts, raising wages for some workers while others face reductions. dentists doctors and other staff in Stiten’s department voiced discontent at a Friday ball. The engineer’s department not affected. clerical wage cuts noted alongside broader salary reductions.
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Maxor Wack
Riyden
Mtechgay Jr
Th Street
Black
Lambert and
Wright
Department of Stitlers
Bleden
Neinger Harrigan
Mr. Steden
Alain
Tongan Native Kingdom Land Grants and Tax System
Sydney reports Premier Vakanak of the Longa kingdom describes its land grant policy for men reaching 18, providing land upon payment of educational tax and sustenance duties. He notes the kingdom’s finances, its governance, and the people’s contentment with their own parliament and nobles, amid periphery concerns about education and civic duties.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Orga
Qi Vakanan
Vakanor
Longa
Vanakot
Buda
Short Measure Case Hits Board Over Wood Card Fines
A negro driver in corporation court was fined ten dollars on a charge of selling shot cards after a complaint by City Wolgit and Meagure Inspector Carvajal. Testimony showed cords of wood measured only 90 square feet instead of 128, prompting calls for standard cord accuracy. dealer practices varied with vehicles and wagon types. The inspector urged residents to report nonstandard wood deliveries.
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Corporation Court
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Levine
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Fenyd
Hubig
Knox
House of Satisfaction
Hart Schaffnar & Marx Fine Fall Clothes
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Travis
Sunset System
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St. Mary's Church
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