Dawes Attacks Dawning Loom of Reparations Plan
Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential candidate, declared the reparations plan successful as he campaigned through Minnesota and Wisconsin. He disclaimed credit for the plan, saying the truth is it was not his alone, and criticized demagogues and political pee-wits while praising plain commonsense. He spoke at Wake, Guy, and St. Cloud, urging support amid pro Lakovlette sentiment in parts of Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Mr. Dawes
St. Cgloud
Minn
Germany
Dawes
Wake
Guy
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Waves
Anagine Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Common Sense
Experts’ Committee
Europe
Ths
Audi
Battery F Twelfth Field Artillery at Central Texas Fair
Battery F Twelfth Field Artillery beached at Midway for two days as ordered by the War Department. A drill will appear on the fair program before proceeding to Austin for demonstrations at the Texas Centennial Exposition October 6 9. The unit will depart Austin October 1 and reach Fort Sam Houston October 16 returning from Fort Sill Oklahoma where it aided in training summer camp students.
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Twelfth Field Artillery
War Department
Austin
Fort Sam Hout
Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Sam Artillery San Marcos Bound
Battery A Twelfth Field Artillery will march from Fort Sam Houston Friday morning to assist at the fair from September 30 to October 2. The unit will spend Sunday at New Braunfels and continue to San Marcos Monday. Three officers and 67 enlisted men make the trip. First Lieut. W. D. Webb Jr. commands, with Second Lieuts. W. B. De Lange and W. J. Eyerly among the officers.
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Twelfth Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
New Sbrauc'fels
San Martos
Hirst Dient
W. D. ‘Webb Jr
W. BH. De‘Lange
W. J. Eyerly
Brother of Villa Continues Banditry
El Paso reports Hipolito Villa brother of Francisco Villa remains active in northern Chihuahua with a sizeable force. A letter to Brig. Gen. Rigardo Michel asserts he will never surrender and continues bandit actions near Parral and Canutillo, prompting federal concern.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Hipolito
Villa
Ofrancisco Villa
Parral
Bgo
Ducxango
Rugardo Michel
Villa Hacienda
Vet Canutillo
La-Mar Reducing Soap Claim Ad
An advertisement touts La-Mar Reducing Soap as a quick fat reduction solution without dieting. It promises spot shrinking of chin, abdomen, ankles, arms, breasts and other areas, with a money back guarantee and prepaid order options.
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Dru
Ateres
Cosiia
Mabie
Uhaenbimd
Slim wiry Mexican outdistances heavy detective in race
Detective Bill Carver, 212 pounds, chased a slim wiry Mexican through streets, parks, and plazas before the fugitive vanished in a maze of buildings near Haymarket Plaza. Carver and other officers pursued suspects on the west side. one suspect escaped on West Commerce and Santa Rosa.
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Bill Carver
Butt
Haymarket Plaza
Carter
Rubnke
West Commerce Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Carver
Pioneer Freighters to Gather Sunday at San Pedro Park
Pioneer Freighters Association members from the Southwest will meet Sunday at San Pedro Park for their semi annual reunion. The barbecue starts at 12 30 with an invocation and welcome by Chaplain J Stuart Pearce. Speakers include William B Krempkau Dr Frederick Terrell Judge James O Luby and others. Press members and friends are invited.
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San Pedro Park
Southwest
Pioneer Freighters’ Association
James
Luby
San Diego
Tex
Jeff
Clint Smith
Ellie Atkinson
Gongales
J. Stuart Pearce
Taca
William B. Krempkau
Frederick Terrell
J. T. Clinkscales
Krempkau
City Fathers Contribute 69365 to PEG Fund
A list of donors including Mrs Moreno and Jack R Burke shows contributions to a PEG fund. The total donations reach 36430 with names such as Louis Latyeur Q F Gambs and Ernestine Dresch noted. Requests state further gifts be sent to The Light.
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Moreno
W. B. Tuttle
Jack R. Burke
M. Manerman
Louis C. Latyeur
W. HE. Jackson
C. P. Stallings
Whitehall’ Yation
R. Johnson
Q. F. Gambs
Alta Renaud
Marie Loudon
Ernestine Dresch
J. McNeel
George Helub
Tenbelie Hudson
Evelyn Growns
Girl beaten and thrown from car by stranger
Police found Miss Augusta Lanier wandering in a dazed condition in the 1600 block of Avenue B after a fight in an automobile Friday night. She had bruises and a cut lip from being struck by a companion who had made advances she rejected. Detectives Street Kohr and Higgins investigated. this incident is the seventh similar attack recently reported by police.
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Avenue B
Augusta Lanier
Avenue
Robert B. Green Hospital
Miss Lanier
Captain Street
Kohr and Higgins
Accident injures dog as man reports accidental shot
Police responded to a Magnolia Avenue home after neighbors reported shooting. G A Tyrrell of 141 East Magnolia Avenue said he accidentally shot a neighbor’s dog in the rear yard. The dog belonging to Mrs. Q C M Warren at 140 East Magnolia Avenue was not seriously wounded as the bullet pierced its neck.
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Bog
G.A. Tyrrell
East Magnolia Avenue
Tyrrell
Arrell Ua
QC. M. Warren
East
Magnolia Avenue
Ousting of Jewett Denied by Evans
In Kansas City on September 27 N G Jewett grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Oklahoma is not removed from office. The claim was served on the Oklahoma realms here by Dr Miran Wo Evans imperial wizard with Dr Means stating that Jewett removal was without foundation.
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Arkocinteg Fen
Kansas City
N. G. Jewett
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Allon
Miran Wo Evans
Means
Komora
Jowett
First Texas Foot and Mouth Outbreak Hits Cattle Herds
Two Houston herds report hoof disease signaling Texas first outbreak in the state and one of six in the nation. Cattle traced to Brazil and India, with Brahma breeding common in Texas, and Rev. Mr. Jacobs' Harris county herd placed under control as authorities investigate transmission and origin.
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Texas
Brazil
New Orleans
United States
Mexico
Mr. Jacobs
Oklahoma Bars Texas Cattle Movement Quarantine
Oklahoma and federal officials imposed a quarantine on Texas cattle due to foot and mouth disease in Harris County. The order, effective immediately, covers Harris and Galveston counties and parts of Brazoria Fort Bend. Dr. John Mohler sent 41 experts to the infected area after a preliminary survey indicated the disease came from South America.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
CIPY
Texas
Harris County
State Board of Agriculture
Federal Livestock Inspector of Oklahoma
John A. Whitehurst
Board of Agriculture
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Galveston
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Bureau of Animal Industry
John R. Mohler
Bureau
South America
California
Nan Steps on Gas to Escape After Drive-By Shooting
Herbert Easton of 2703 Broadway said he encountered a man on the Grayburg refinery railroad crossing while returning from a party with a San Antonio girl. A pistol shot shattered his windshield as Easton sped away, then returned fire and fled, claiming the assailant was no robber but an enemy. Police found no suspect.
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South Loop
Herbert Eaton
Broadway
Central Police Station
San Antonio
Grayburg
Eason
Easton
Carver
Walling
Wwason
Kason
Milk Thieves Target City Nursery Deliveries
A gang believed to be baby thieves struck at the Commun ity House on Colima street after missing several milk deliveries. Reported incidents say the thieves waited for the milkman and seized the milk as his cart was turned.
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Colima Street
Second Division To Play Laredo Again
Second Division Al-Stars plan a return trip to erase the edge held by Laredo All-Stars after a Sunday schedule along the river. The trip includes a morning game on the Mexican side and a double header on the American side. Laredo reports stronger after recent losses, with players such as Lupe Redtingex joining the border league.
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Laredo
Jaw Heans
Tein
Sista
Nateral Lupe Redtignex
Gles
Old Gold Buyers and Local Advertisements
Old gold silver diamonds and coins bought or traded by Alamo Jewelry Co at 313 Alamo plaza. Local ads list prize bowling and dancing events at Mar ines and other venues around late September including concerts, dances and apparatus sales. Also notes new office opening 408 Moore Blag and various service ads for plumbing electrics auto parts and Hoover appliances.
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Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Hotel Clerk Discovers Guest Dead On Bed
A hotel clerk found a guest dead in his bed. The deceased was a medical soldier from Fort Sam Houston nearing discharge. He planned to seek work after leaving the service October 16. The body was moved to Porter Loring for a 4:30 Saturday funeral at Alamo Masonic cemetery. he is survived by his father, distant relatives, and sister Ethel.
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Fort Sam Houston
Porter Loring Undertaking Company
Alamo Masonic Cemetery
Ethel
Holland baby is given 10 mother custody ruling
Judge Tayloe rejects adultery claims against the mother and awards custody to her, noting the child’s health and the mother’s love as paramount. He warns that a future change in circumstances could lead to a custody modification. The father’s marital situation and living conditions are considered but do not outweigh the mother’s fitness.
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Floresville
Tayloe
Holland
Jorge Tayloe
Car Hits Pedestrian Then Driver Flees Scene
A car struck Crecencio Lune at the Dolorosa and Santa Rosa avenue crossing on Saturday morning, injuring him. The driver sped away, and Lune, of 126 Lorraine avenue, was taken by police ambulance to Robert B. Green hospital with bad bruises.
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Crecencio Lune
Lorraine Avenue
Dolorosa
Santa Rosa Avenue
Robert B. Green Hospital
Vicious Dog Attacks City Letter Carrier on Weekday Morning
George Ranere, a letter carrier from 220 Drexel Avenue, was bitten on the leg by a vicious dog on Saturday while delivering mail on Meck on Peek Avenue. He beat the dog off. police were notified and the owner warned charges would follow unless the dog is confined.
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George Ranere
Drexel Avenue
Peek Avenue
Hance
Truck Driver Hurt as Cars Collide on City Streets
Jackson, TA Wee avenue, was badly bruised when a truck he drove overturned after colliding with a car driven by Ben Garcia of La Marcos at Wont Travis and Toows Streets. Both vehicles were severely damaged.
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Jackson
TA Wee Avenue
Crick
Ben Garcia
la Marcos
Wont Travis
Toows
Im an Murder Bound W ends Up In A Jail
Im an murder bound ends up in a jail as A R Puryear 81 of 456 Soledad Street ran down Main Avenue at 7 20 o clock Saturday morning shouting Stop me I m going to commit murder He was stopped by Policeman Zaponte and Cassanova and booked for affray His face was bloody from the Elite Hotel fight where he was struck on the head with a water pitcher Joe Skeet Hobrecht 24 of 124 Furnish Avenue was arrested with him on similar charge but later released on bond Hobrecht claimed someone took his money to give to his wife to prevent his loss Puryear said he went home to fetch his pistol but resisted the urge to kill again moments later
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A. R. Puryear
Soledad Street
Main Avenue
Zaponte and
Cassanova
Travis Street
Joe “Skeet” Hobrecht
Furnish Avenue
Puryear
Hobrecht
Farris 1 Stand Trial in New York
Frank M. Farris must return to Poughkeepsie New York to face grand larceny charges after Judge Hogan remanded him to Sheriff Everett R. Davis. Farris fought extradition and gave notice of appeal as the court held the extradition warrant valid but issued in good faith. He is accused of stealing a $1500 check from his wife.
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Frank M. Farris
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hogan
Thirty- Seventh District Court
Farris
Everett R. Davis
Farrie
Bogan
New York
Funeral for Belknap Rifles member Earnest at Porter Spring
Lee W. Earnest 58 died at 930 East Houston. Services held at Porter Spring under taking parlors at 10 Saturday morning under Belknap Rifles Association auspices. Burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Association members sent shield-shaped flowers marking charter member status with 1884 and 1924 dates. Active pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers listed.
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Lee W. Earnest
East
Houston Street
Porter Spring Undertaking
Belknap Rifles Association
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Belknap Rifles
Mr. Earnest
Association
Milton Tyerett
J. R. Davis
Ed Senge
Ed Richardson
Nat Green
William G. Tobin
R. J. Boyle
G. B. Goodles
J. H. Newberry
J. C. Mangham
W. BE. Fitzgerald
George Chamberlain
Calles Wins Mexico Presidency By 1 110 000 Majority
The electoral committee report to the Chamber of Deputies shows Elias Calles with 3,360,000 votes and Angel Flores with 250,000, yielding a 1,110,000 margin for Calles. The chamber will review the report, acting as electoral college, and is expected to approve it. Calles’ total surpasses any prior presidential election, exceeding Obregon’s 1920 votes.
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Presa
Mexico Cidy
Chamber of Deputies
Republic
Elias ‘Plutaro Calles
Angel Flores
Calles
Chamber
Obregon
Scammer fleeces job seekers with civil service course
A local man paid $10 for a civil service correspondence course after responding to an advertisement in a paper. He and others were promised a $25 course by a Saturday deadline at Travelers Hotel but the agent moved, collected $10 down and $5 later, and vanished with no lessons or job. Police report no further contact.
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Advertiser
Travelers
Farm Truck Stolen From Plaza Reported
A large truck belonging to Fy Hitching is reported stolen from Alamo Plaza on Friday night. Lieutenant Wheeler of Kelly Field says his touring car was stolen from in front of his quarters. W. W. White of Brooks Field also reports a stolen vehicle. A spotlight and dash light were taken from a car at Navarro and Houston streets Friday evening.
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Fy Hitching
Hildebrandt Road
Alamo Plaza
Wheeler
Kelly Field
W. W. White
Brooks Field
Navarro
Houston
$200000000 Loan to Germany Ready for Talks
London awaits the German delegation from Bevin as negotiations for a $200 million loan under the Dawes plan begin. Dr Schacht, Reichsbank president, discusses preliminaries with British, American, and continental bankers, with J Pierpont Morgan and Thomas W Mont already in London.
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Preeh
London
Germany
Bevin
Hialmar Schacht
Reichsbank
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas W. Mont
Dr. Schacht
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Braun Road
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Highfais Social Club
Artzt Music
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Mis
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White Rose
Colonial
Labor Temple
Manhattan
Tokio Roof
Woodlawn Lake
Krisch
Rainbow Palace Serenadors
Iman
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Beacon Hill Baptist Church
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Great Sunday School
Melvin
Eidson, Pastor
First Presbyterian Church
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