Florence Trumbull John Coolidge wedding at governor's mansion
The seventh of THE STROLLER’s gambling series recounts failed bets in San Antonio, then shifts to a high profile Connecticut wedding. Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge plan a ceremony at the Congregational church, with governor John V. W. Trumbull hosting a private reception and an automobile honeymoon. Public interest includes photographers and media coverage as the couple departs.
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Plainville
Conn
Fnrmer
New England
Florence Trumbull
John Coolidge
Jess
Oll Congregational
Florence
John
Coolidge
Metwa
John V W. Trumbull
Connecticut
11000 Passengers Overwhelm New York Customs Inspectors
Eleven thousand arriving passengers clogged the port while 275 customs inspectors struggled to process luggage and passports at the New York Customs House. The scene reflected the year’s peak inbound traffic and mounting tensions among officers and travelers.
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Customs House
New York
United States
Weather outlook across Texas and nearby states
A weather forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions and limited temperature guidance. Northerly to easterly winds shift along the coast with variable speeds, while Southwestern flying conditions show light winds in Texas and Oklahoma toward the south and southeast. Rain is possible in northern New Mexico, with clear conditions in several listed cities including Des Moines and New Orleans.
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Chieuzo
Dea Moines
Owe
Doden
Kane
Helena
Lavin
Mion
Seailio
Wash
Toledo
Onin
St .Waabington
B. C
Winleten
N.od
Windalofi
Texma
Oklatoma
Teaas
Olingran
Toulsiana
New Mexico
Eitha
Moody move on Ryan Key Cobbs named city attorney
Major G M Chambers announced Monday that Thomas D Cobbs Jr will be appointed city attorney by the commission of appeals in Austin. R J Bogle and Dobbs had earlier traveled to Austin and will join Cobbs in the appointment process with Governor Linn Woods and Chief Justice C M Cureton to decide.
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Thomas D. Cobbs Jr
Joe Ryan
Commission of Appeals
Austin
G. M. Chambers
Chambers Jett
R. J. Bogle
Dobbs
Ryan
Biy
Linn Woods
Cureton
Io Colareils
Chambers
Cobbs
T. D.cobbs
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Transfusion Given Miller Huggins Near Death in New York
In a desperate attempt to save his life, Miller Huggins manager of the New York Yankees received a blood transfusion at St. Vincent's hospital as his condition worsened. Erysipelas had spread through his system from a boil on his foot, putting him in critical danger.
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York
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
St. Vincent's Hospital
California Oil Field to Hold Up Production
Washington September 2 The interior department announced an agreement with oil operators holding permits on the south dome of Kettleman Hills California that would suspend any production in the area until January 1 1991.
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California
Washington, T. C
Interior Department
South Dome
Kettleman Hills
Brooks Field Man Dies of Injuries
Harry Merrett of Brooks Field died Monday morning at Fort Sam Houston base hospital from injuries suffered in a Wednesday afternoon collision involving a big motor vehicle.
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Brooks Field
Harry Merrett
Brooke Field
Fort Sam Houston
Big Motorescla
Woman Missing After Week at Home
Police search for Mrs. Jerome Andeewald of 922 South Pran Street who has been absent from home for a week. Authorities urged anyone with information to contact the local station.
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Jerome
Andeewald
South Pran Street
Mustard Prank Targets Local Pastor’s Car
A practical joke involved placing a irritant like mustard in the parked car of Hev. Rolle P. Crum, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, on a Sunday afternoon along Fast Park Avenue. The incident occurred while the car, painted in front of the M. C. A., had its doors and windows affected by the substance.
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Hev
Rolle P. Crum
Park Avenue
M. CA
Cram
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Goebel Starts Mexico City Kansas City Air Derby Arrival
American flyer Art Goebel began the Mexico City to Kansas City air derby at 11 AM from Valbuena field in Mexico City. He was followed three minutes later by five Mexican army pilots including Col. Roberts Fierro and Capt. Luis Vepdeja, as the field opened with first leg to Tampico.
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Valaneena
Mexico City
Art Gorbel
Valbuena
Luis Vepdeja
Carlos Ribirosa
Teliciano Flores
Cal
Fornoda Peon
Fliers Expected Here Tuesday A.M in San Antonio
Ark Goebel and Mexican participants in the international air derby from Mexico City to Kansas City will stop in San Antonio at about 10:80.4 a.m Tuesday, per Ed Feille of the San Antonio chapter of the National Aeronautic Association. Takeoff is at Wine born field at 1 p.m Tuesday. Four Mexican army pilots and Goebel are the entrants with stops planned in Dallas, Werenva, Muskogee, Joplin, Springfield.
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Ark Goebel
Mexico City
Kansas City
Sill
San Antonio
Ed Feille
National Aeronautic Association
Fiers
Wine Born Field
Turaday
Goebel
Dallas
Werenva
Muskogee
Tole
Joplin
Springfield
Oami
Mandas
Wayne Parks
Jack Beretta
Jack Crain
Henry Lute
Senator Charges Capital Drug Ring Near Capitol
Senator Aleasa of South Carolina told the Senate that four narcotic joints operate near the capitol on Pennsylvania Avenue and that this was known by officials responsible for enforcing the law.
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Capital
Washington, D. C
JPI
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Senate
Aleasa
South Carolina
Shipbuilder Admits Bad Judgment in Geneva Conference Action
Bethlehem Shipbuilding vice president Wakeman tells Senate committee that William B. Shearer was hired to discreetly report on the 1927 Geneva naval conference. He says Shearer was paid 25,000 dollars and now sues for 250,000, but Wakeman insists the arrangement sought only a slant on the talks and denies obstructionist intent. He concedes employment was a mistake and that nothing of value was gained from Shearer’s reports.
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Washington
Wakeman
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
Shearer
Wakewan
Ia Sture
Sharer
Geneva
City Awards Oil and Gas Contracts After Meeting
The city commission awarded fuel oil to Flint Oil at 1.60 per barrel and gasoline to Grayburg Oil at 16 cents per gallon, with a top discount. Grayburg also submitted a 1.50 per barrel bid for oil.
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Flint Oil Company
Grayburg Oil Company
Grayburg
House Closes With 9 Minute Session in Washington
Washington House ends nine minute session after summer recess and adjourns until Thursday without any business transacted. Members reconvene after the long break as sweltering weather blankets the capital and no parliamentary actions occur.
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Washington, D.C
Tri-State Fair at Amarillo Opens to 35000 Attendees
Amarillo Texas September 22 The annual Tri-State Free Fair opened here drawing about 35000 visitors to exhibits and attractions across the grounds amid throngs of locals and travelers from nearby states.
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Amarillo
Texas
Leopold Seeks Degree From Correspondence Courses
Leopold seeks a Doctor of Philosophy by correspondence as he serves a term in Joliet penitentiary. The World and Examiner notes several universities offer programs by mail, though one requires on campus work before awarding a degree.
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Werald
Nathan Leopold
Joliet
Mall Mehat
Leopold
Forfeit Bonds of 200 by Failing to Go to Court
Bonds of 200 were forfeited in County Court No. 7 after defendants failed to appear before Judge McCallum Burnett Augustus Ochoa Lencho Moreno 2712 Celis Street and William BK Martin Gonzales County ill charged with unlawfully carrying a pistol Rudolph Newarris 2b Weat Salinas Street and 3 F Silner 222 Wilkins Street charged with aggravated assault with an automobile failed to appear Bull will be brought to recover the bonds
Lindy Takes Off for Paramaribo in Dutch Guiana
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh departed Port of Spain Trinidad at 7 16 p m heading to Paramaribo Dutch Guiana, the southern end of his mail flight. A second Pan American plane carrying J T Pringle, Pan American Airways president, followed a minute later. radio reports from the Lindbergh craft transmitted to Pan American central.
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Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spi
Trinidad
Faramaribo
Dutch Guiana
J. T. Prippe
Pan-American Airways
Raddio
Lindbergh
Pan-American
New Braunfels Ave Bids Sought for Road Repairs
County commissioners court ordered bids for patching and repairing New Braunfels Avenue from Terre Road to Highway 198. The Jones Maltbyberger road from Hasse Road to North Leon and the North Loop bend from Jones Maltzberger road to Highway 108 were also set for repair.
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County Commissioners’ Court
New Braunfels Avenue
Terre Road
Hasse Road
North
Leon
Breeches Buoy Rescue Crew Saves Swedish Steamer Crew
In YORFOLK Virginia a breeches buoy rescue saved the crew of the Swedish steamer Carl Gey Nard ashore in a northeast gale one mile south of Kill Devil Hill about 70 miles south of Virginia Beach.
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Yorfolk
Constellardamen
Carl Gey Nard
Kill Devil Hill
Virginia Beach
Arson Charge Dimissed for Mrs Rogers in Texas Case
Georgetown Texas September 22 motion of the state court grants dismissal of the arson charge against Mrs Reliever Bradley Rogers. Judge I Price presided while Judge Harry Dotan was disqualified. The case related to a 1920 fire that authorities said aimed to draw citizens from the business district and secure a bank hold up.
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Georgetown
Texas
Mra
Bradley Rogers
I. Price
Hrevbam
Harry Dotan
Yeazon
University of Tezan
Hound Rock
Stein
Farisere’ Stata Bank
New Braunfels
Farmora’ National Bank
Bada
Warm Weather And Cool Nights Forecast For Ben Antonio
A weather brief by J A Jarber, meteorologist, predicts a warm period with cool nights for Ben Antonio and vicinity. Monday night into Tuesday shows northeast winds and a high around 88 degrees, with 65 degrees reported earlier in Moodus. Rainfall reports from Teros weather stations were intermittent, but fair and warm conditions prevailed regionwide.
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Ben Antonio
J. A Jarber
Moodus
Texan
Teros
Six Die as Auto Train Collides in Michigan
Six people were killed when the automobile they rode in was struck by a fast Michigan Central passenger train near Monroe Michigan. The crash occurred during a busy highway period and involved multiple passengers. Authorities investigated the cause and warned motorists to exercise extra caution at grade crossings.
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Monroe
Mich
Bent
Michigan Central
Girl 17 Injured in Motorcycle Collision
A 17 year old girl was injured when struck by a motorcycle on Avenue Street. She was taken to Robert Hs Green Hospital Monday with injuries described as painful but non life threatening. The driver, a 47 year old, remained at the scene. Police investigated the accident.
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Stine Florie Drandi
Atreet
Robert Hs
Green Hospital
Fn Avelor & Motoresele
Wery Pot Owrloum
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Paramaribo
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