Long sea battle settlement settles empire land row
A protracted dispute over land and oil between Magnol ia and Sincla ir interests, tied to the Empire Pine Company, has been settled in San Antonio with L A Trevine as arbiter. The deal involves a payment from the Empire to Magnolia and part of the land being released for exclusive handling, with court approval pending American action. The dispute, affecting 2800 acres and oil potential, hinged on a lease and subsidiary arrangements, with both sides spending about 1,000,000. Representatives from both sides and mediators attended the talks.
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Luis Cabrera
Carrara
Pesaneira
Inisi
Lavine
Sinclalr
O E Douglas
Aterver
W. S Parn
Ester
Magnotia
Rxex
Magnolia
Empire
Supreme Court of Mexico
E Empire
Eobsidiary
American Cours
Henry Doherty
City Servies Company
iSport
Cheland
Panaco
Tts
Ioft Feidar
I. A. Levine
Jenvine
Driver Survives Bridge Crash After Skid on Try Street
S W Mathis of 625 Jessamine Street narrowly escaped death when his car veered to avoid another vehicle and plunged over a foot bridge into Pedro Creek on Try Street. He escaped with minor injuries and lacerations, climbing out through a window without help as bystanders watched.
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S. W. Mathis
Jessamine
Mathis
Red Cross Chief in Kansas Faces Personal Crisis
Bouka of the Kansas City chapter and Deji L Dutton secretary director committed suicide. Irregularities in funds reported. Dutton's arrest imminent. Dutton found dead with a bullet wound in his father's garage. Dutton was a Missouri Bar member and former Red Cross head during the war.
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Kansas City
Bouka
American Red Cross
Deji LD. Dutton
Federal
Treasury Department
Dutton
Dittun
Hear the Women Crangelist Lecture at Nazarene Temple
A special lecture titled Long Haired Men and Morbbed Haired Women is set for 3 30 p m Sunday at Nazarene Tentacle corner Bag Yedrs and Chive Adoulation parish.
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Crangelist
Nazarene Taternacle
Seaplane sets world speed record near Port Washington
Lieutenant Davis Rittenhouse aboard a Curtis Navy seaplane designated K-23 surpasses 727.22 miles per hour over a 30 mile course, breaking the former record by over 30 mph. The test, supervised by Lieutenant R. KB Jones, was preparation for Baltimore races beginning October 25.
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Port
Wshington
N.E
Sepe
Curtis Navy
Apenness
Davis Dy Rittenhouss
UC. SN
Baltimore
Execution Light
Steppie Stone
R. KB. Jones
Rittenkanse
Cowes
England
Baltimore Flying Club
We Rittenhouwse
Lara to Represent Mexico at Pan-American Congress
Renato Cant Lara of San Antonio has been named official representative of the Mexican republic at the Pan American Commercial Congress in Atlanta from October 1 to 4. He will join Riplo mane in the Mexican consular commercial division to strengthen ties among the Americas. The group will depart Sunday night for New Orleans en route to Atlanta.
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Renato Cant Lara
San Antonio
Atlanta
Lara
Inra
Tara
Kerrville Building Board Accepts Recreation Building
The Kerrville area building board of the American Legion Memorial Hospital will formally accept a newly completed recreation building from the contractor. The hospital, transferred to federal government control for several years, will require the new structure to be accentuated. Board members include S B Cowell, Z R Mekaihe, and Mauloce Lugean, with Capn Mendrickson also present as building inspector.
Guadalupe County Fair Ends Season With Livestock Poultry Exhibits
At the Guadalupe County Fair the livestock pens and poultry exhibit drew attention while a judge announced fines for liquor related offenses. Eugenio de la Cerda and Trinited Barajas faced penalties including jail and fines. Richard Goersen received six months, and Charles Carter was fined for liquor related charges.
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Guadlupe Fair
Tive
Eugenio de la Cerda
Trinited Barajas
Geis
Richard Goersen
Charles R. Carter
Lquor
Dric Morgan
Charles Webber
Caes
Wilson
Guadalupe Ramos
Kolin Newcomb
Wooden leg gets dry fine lowered in prohibition case
A Fort Worth judge reduced a sentence from 300 to 200 dollars for a man among ten pleas of guilty in a prohibition violation case. Roy Brown, who pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor, received a 50 dollar fine. The report notes the courtroom scene with onlookers nearby.
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Saturday Marning
James C. Wilsop
Fort Worth
Duval West
Fter Cross
Roy Brown
Judee Wilson
Brown
German Delegates Split Over White Slave Traffic Meeting
German delegates object to French and Belgian actions at a Graz congress session on White Slave traffic. Debate and protests cause rising tensions as talks are postponed to the next day amid reports from Berlin and Graz.
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Berlin
Prevod
Belgium
Graz
Austria
Din Jung
Canadian Hijackers Slay Five Aliens in Border Raids
Ottawa reports five aliens smuggled into the United States were murdered by hijackers during border raids. Bodies were discarded into the Detroit and St. Lawrence rivers as part of a pattern targeting smugglers and aliens alike.
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Ottawa
Gat
United States
Detroit
St. Lawrence
Pion
Bijeekine Am
St. Clair
St. Lawrenes
Red Cross District Conference to Convene in San Antonio
The San Antonio District American Red Cross will hold a one day regional conference at the St Anthony hotel on October 17. Leaders plan the year’s work and aim to strengthen citizen engagement with Red Cross activities across the district. McIntosh of the San Antonio Light will speak to delegates.
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San Antonio
American Red Cross
St Anthony
Heron
San Antonio Red Cross
Ret Ceass
Pra Hently
McIntosh
Jagehron
Liberal speakers to address voters at Bexar county rally
Jafe Horace E. Wilson will speak at 5 oclock Monday night at 1 West Commerce Street. The talk titled "Eating Times in the Presidential Campaign" will open a campaign event by the Wheeler supporters. The campaign committee, elected Mrs. Renn Maverick Green vice chairman, plans to distribute 5000 campaign booklets in the city starting Monday morning.
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Jafe Horace E. Wilson
Mars
LaFollettes Wheeler
Fin Bexar County
West
Commerce Street
Olock
Seeion Saturdey
Renn Maverick Green
Dienves Theichts
Jizhland Park
Arsineized Fibel
Dane
Richmond Invites Coolidge to Speak on Warship Paving
President Coolidge was invited to Richmond Virginia to deliver an address tied to the paving of markers on battleships. The invitation was sent by Th S Freeman on behalf of the Battlefield Markers Association, urging a timely visit to strengthen ties and national unity.
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Universal Sorptea
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Richstown
Taurkers
Th .S. Freeman
Richmond
Battlefield Markera Association
Mr. Coolilss
Mid-Continent Oil Prices Cut Again
Prairie Oil and Gas cuts Mid-continent crude prices effective today with new grades. Lowest tier falls to five cents, mid ranges adjust to 90 cents for 30 to 32, 1.09 for 33, 1.10 for 33 and 1.20 for 38 and above. Second cut in ten days signals price shifts in regional market.
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PULSA
Prairie Oianil Gas Company
Kotex
Electrie
Wagner's
Golden Peacock
Squibb
Orhan
Revelation Tosth
Berry
Reeman
Coty
Ream, Sry
Mennen
McCorich
Boahigeaba
Mary Garden
Riker's Brilliantias
Dewey
Castile
Lister
Wroodbury’s
Willams
Williams
FLO
Micky Tiger
Watkles
Enders
Waldorff Sentenced in Ra Offense and Fined
Charles T. Waldorff drew $50 and received 50 days in jail for a similar offense, reflecting a pattern in the ra case.
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Charles T. Waldorff
Death of Ten-Foot Sunflower in Port Clinton
Wharton of Peninsular News reports the loss of a prized ten foot sunflower plant in Port Clinton Ohio due to a windstorm. The tall stalk had been tended by Wharton since it was planted as a seed, reaching beyond ten feet before the storm toppled it, ending its hopes for a state championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Ohio
Wharton
Peninsular News
Oldest Umbrella in World Found in Tasmania
In Hobart Tasmania a resident preserves the oldest umbrella in the world dating back to 1770. Bought by William Clevett from Dorset England, it has passed through generations and remains a cherished family heirloom.
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Tiobart
Tasmania
Hobart
Woma
William Clevett
Dorset
England
Runaway Car Collides, Killing Foreman on Oregon-Washington Railway
Phil Martell of Portland, foreman for Grant Smith Company, was killed on a trestle construction site fifteen miles east of Ostrander, while Ancy Youngstrom of Woodland, Wash, suffered a broken leg and arm as a two-car runaway train rushed through a 40-foot trestle during fill work on the railway contract.
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Kelso
Wash
Phil Martell
Portland
Grant Smith Company
Woaferbaueser
Ancy Youngstrom
Woodland
Ostrander
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Judge Wilson
Goolidge
Wagner Drug Stores
H. L. Wagner Drug Co
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Houston
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