Mitchell Tells Air Board Hismene on Defense Plans
Col. Mitchell argues for a broad air defense with dirigibles and submarines to protect the Atlantic and Pacific. He cites Japan's aims, emphasizes shifting funds within existing budgets, and urges a more proactive navy and air force strategy to deter attacks.
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Mitchell
AIR Board
Hismene
Furey
United States
Atlantic
England
Pacific
Japan
Asia
Alecks
Honolurn
Opra
Conmuanica B
Tanlac credited for health recovery claim
A fragment from an old health testimonial reports a person suffering indigestion and liver fatigue improving after taking Tanlac. The speaker describes severe loss of appetite and general weakness before noting renewed vigor and well being following the remedy.
Accused Slayer Bond Reveals Hidden Loot and Secrets
The district attorney pursues clues in the Ada McCobb case as missing papers and a secret panel suitcase hold keys to a fortune. Investigators hunt for the San Antonio bank employee tied to loans secured with gems, while a lawyer and reporters pursue a man abroad whom McCobb trusted. Mrs Sheridan faces a possible self defense plea as witnesses describe the hammer slaying behind a bolted door.
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Mexico
Ada McCobb
C. A
Chambers
Lacretia Avenue
Ne Ig
Oaxuen
Mabel Longworth Sheridan
Sheridan
Launch campaign to keep L A first in Texas
The plan announced by President Goldsmith outlines five aims for city renewal. It seeks to attract more industries and payrolls, engage Southwest farmers, draw tourists and conventions, expand San Antonio's trade reach, and unite residents behind the city’s growth. The chamber of commerce supports a single fund for all community building efforts.
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San Antonio
Texas
Goldsmith
Tern
AFI
Jararat
United States
Fay Antonians
Becuse Familias
Tremenias
Caising
Treasured Silks Mark a Widow’s Final Rest
A grieving widow Ada McCobb lies in state as the aged wardrobe of her youth is laid bare. The article portrays her velvet gowns and lace, once worn at happy parties, now relics kept in trunks as she is laid to rest.
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Xtronger
Ada McGohh
Ale
British peers and financiers linked to whiskey ship plot
London reports disclose British aristocrats and top financiers backing a plan to smuggle whiskey into the United States aboard the General Surrett. Nic Cesares, ex-wife of a wealthy Argentine, says she leased her ship and had no cargo role, while backers aimed to evade the U S twelve mile limit and cash in on rum runner profits amid a crew payment dispute. The whiskey remains bonded in London and Cesares faces further trouble surrounding the vessel sale.
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London
England
Western Hemisphere
America
Mme
Gloria de Crsayas
Nic, Ceamas
Serrett
Bnut
Halifax
Onf
United States
Bri
Social Register
Bond
Cesares
Mentieyre
Tailor Burned As Silk Dress Ignites Gas Fire
K P Pollard a tailor at 4232 Tamar attempted to wash a silk dress in a tub of gasoline when static electricity sparked by rubbing the fabric ignited the fluid. He suffered burns to the hands as the blaze damaged his shop, with damage estimated around 3500 before firefighters arrived.
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K.P. Pollard
Tamar Atmet
Pollard
Poillard
Toe
Lost Son Plays Jazz as Father Offers Reward
New York report describes a Princeton graduate long missing since July 23, now reportedly seen playing in a Greenwich Village jazz setting. His father, a millionaire lumber merchant nicknamed Buffato, has offered a substantial reward for information leading to the son’s whereabouts while two-column ads appear in local papers.
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New York
Wil- Finn
Hamlin
Mitchell
Princeton
Fother
Buffato
Greenwich
Village
Railway to Open Long Sleeper Route Aboard From Los Angeles
Rail service announces opening of the longest standard sleeper route from Los Angeles to Jacksonville covering 2617 miles. The line passes through San Antonio and will be effective October 1, introduced by Los Southern and TL in conjunction with official authorities.
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Los Soiutherit Aueibe
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
Fla
San Antonio
Arny Presentor on Month's Leave Reported
A record of OT convictions from twenty trials is filed before the general court-martial. Captain A S Harrington will take a month of absence starting October 1 and plan to finish his tour with the Second Division. He will visit Fort Crockett during leave and likely return to duty with the Fifteenth Infantry. New courts were appointed Saturday with Captain Francis M Rich replacing Harrington as judge advocate for the division. Captain Macey Ty Dill and Captain Joseph Kennedy are defense counsels for the two courts.
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A.S. Harrington
Harrington Sill
Fort Crockett Durling
Fifteenth Wield
Hillery
Ewa
Francis M. Rich
Twentieth Infantry
Harrington
Macey Ty Dill
Ninth “Infantry
Joseph Kennedy
Twelfth Field Artilery
New Hinky Doll Attracts With Bright Handkerchiefs
A new toy doll, described as the most appealing, wears a demure bonnet and a sheer batiste gown with embroidered scalloped handkerchiefs. It features vibrant colors and is priced at $2.90 at the Fret Floor.
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Ale
New Belts Offer Fall Costume Accessories in Styles
Fashion belts in tan purple red and elk braid embroidery with metal or horn buckles priced from 69 cents to 1 75. Gilt belts feature gold buckles and black metal trim at 1.00. Patent leather gray kid belts trimmed with red horn buckles from 69 cents to 1.75. White kid belts 1 to 4 inches wide in plain or perforated styles with various buckles. Novelty sport belts in suede 2 inches wide with covered buckles priced at 98 cents.
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Army Air Service
Amon
Thoussnda
Taniae
Tanlac
Ike
Tanase
Eale
IME
Perfectory Cazaner
Froim
Friet
Tt Way
McCobb
L. A
Brom
Marmours Star
HAM
Arny Presentor
Roursdrai
THE
Wolff & Marx CO
Welena Rhian
Rubinstein
Jeanne
Paris
Miduna Robinstein Senda
Tre Wom & Marx Co
Woltf
Marx.Co
Fashion This
Stiard South
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