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The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
VIOLENCE.
 G0NIINlIES
Many Warrants IssHed in 'FriscosC Carpen-
 ters' Strike

San Francisco. June 14.-Vialence continued today, inn the carpenters strike here.,;. Floyd Keger,., a nssp- union worker, was. reported so seyersA fy beaten that both arms are beliaxea bnoken.a.
 Police ssC hief ID Bfisra sorueryr s,ysa; pending days ofsiland aleares, for !po- iieemen adds lDnass s.,husdweaAinen to the force available; for. preventing 4out-j breaks.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
Mysterious Strangler
 of Theee Women At
 Large, San Francisco

San Francisco, June f6.-Another days search by the police failed to bring in the. mysterious stfAngier whose attacks shave brought death to three women. His most recent vic- tim, Mrs. Lillian. Sk- Mary, will be taken to her former hoaain. Modesto for buriah!.
 Captain of Detectives Duncan Mat thison today issued a. warning to an women teo use. the, utmost caution in dealing with strangeuS
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
KISSED HIM so HARD
 THAT HIS LIPS BLEED

Los Angeles; June T7.-Robert Saw age was found sane yesterday by the court after a witness had told that Clara Bow, motion picture actress, over whom he was alleged to have tried to suicide when she tilted him, kissed Savage so savagely that his lips bTed and ached for two days. The actress denied the scene.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
RECREANT ELOPERS, PARENTS
 OF. 20, ARRESTED AT FRISCO

San Francisco, June 15.-The bar rier of twenty children could not curb the romance.of Owen Marcum, Seattle plasterer, and Matilda Campbell, who abandoned their families and fled to California. The couple were arrested here yesterday by Department of Jus tice officers.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
BRITISH BEAUTY PAYS FOR
 BEAUTIFYING OPERATION

Chicago, June 15.-Lady Diana Manners, famous British beauty, and star of ''The Miracle a we'll known play, has paid the bill of $1,00o pre- sented by hicago plastic surgeon. He had sued Lady Diana when the latter left with her mother for London with out paying for the beautifying opera tion.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
Photographic Ticks.

Rio de Janeiro, June 14.-The Min istry of Marine has ordered two war ships to search for the missing sea- plane in which Bernardo Duggan and three others, left New York in flight to Rio. They were last seen passing over Cayenne, French Guiana, after leaving Paramaribo..
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
WOULD PURCHASE SILVER AT
 $1 OUNCE, MARKET PRICE 64c

Washington, June 16.-The Senate today refused to reconsider it's vote of Tuesday, by which the Pittman silver purchase bill was passed. The bill au- thorizes the Treasury to purchase 14,- 500,000 ounces of silver at $1 an ounce, although the market price now is about GA cents.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
MINNESOTA'S NEW SENATOR
 THROWS VERBAL BOMBSHELL

Washington, June 17.-The Senate was stunned yesterday by impact of the vitriolic bombshell fired by Thomas Schall, Republican, just seat ed as junior Senator from Minnesota, at former Senator Magnus Johnson, farmer labor, who had contested his election.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
FOUR MEN MEET DEATH
 TRAPPED IN ENCLOSED CAR

San Francisco, June kidnapped in an enclosed car beneath few feet of water in Tule Slough, four men were drowned early yesterday, after their auto was hurled from a bridge by collision with another car. The fifth occupant of the car was rescued.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Skn Francisco. June 15.-With the authorization of District Attorney Brady offtHe issuance of felony war rants against strike rioters, sixty-six warrants were issued yesterday. The ruling that rioters will be tried for felonies has brought halt to ovio- Renee
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

San:Francisee, June ne'17.-After sev- erah days devoid of assaults, violence broke out anew in the local carpena ters' strike yesterday, as result of which six additional rioters. face. ar. rest on felony charges.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
WORLDS LONGEST YACHT RACE

Los Angeles, June 1.-The German yacht Poinsietta, according to wire lessiess advices, has lived up to it's early expectations and has taken the lead away from the Invader, in the worlds longest yacht race, in the 2,225-mile sail to Honolulu. The Mar iner, Teva and Jubilo are following in the order named.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Los Angeles, June Ex-Governor Richardson's failure. to be on hand to greet governors of other States to the Good Roads Convention in Santa Monica, yesterday, is treated as slur on visiting dignitaries, and the press is making scathing Announcement of the executives action.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
, BURNED TO DEATH ON \
 UNION PACIFIC PULLMAN

Los Angeles, June l6.-Five per sons were burned to death last night when Pullman car on the Union Pacific Continental Limited caught fire and was destroyed as the train speeded westward.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Seattle, June 16.-Postal Inspector Mel has been orderedi to, Juneau to determine if the two suspects under arrest there are really Roy and Hugh Dautremont, wanted. for the. murder of four men in a Southern Pacific train holdup at. Sikiyou tunnel in 1928.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
PITTSBURGH PIRATES TAKE
 LEAD NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh, June 17.-The Pitts burgh Pirates took the lead in the National League race yesterday by beating Boston, while Cincinnati was idle, due to rain.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
CONGRESS- VACATION SOON.

Washington, June 18.-Congress probably will depart on it's annual summer vacation within ten days, it was reported today in Administration circles.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
MAGNUS JOHNSON LOSES.

Washington, June alT-The election contest brought' by Magnus Johnson, farmer-lahar,a against Senator Schall, Republican, Minnesota, was, dismissed today.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Point Reyes, June 14.-A mammoth alcohol distillery, hidden away behind tn ehills feur miles from here, was raided early yesterday morning by a federal prohibition squad. The plant and equipment, worth $2,000,0O0, was seized.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
UNFOLDING
 CORRUPTION
Revelations Show Stag gering Expenditures
 Pennsy's Primary.

Washington, June 14.-ExpeHdi lures in the Republican primary can paign in Pennsylvania were estimated at $1,228,295 today by Chairman Reed, of the Senate investigating committee, on the basis of the evl- dence thus far placed before the com mittee This total included $982,295 for Pepper and the State ticket, $195,- 900 for Pinchot, S71,O00 which Repre- sentative Ware, the successful Sena torial candidate. has reported as bis personal expenses.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Paris, June 16--Tincent Richards and Howard Kinsley, Americans, won the double title in the International HaEd Courts championship tennis matches here yesterday: They were the first Americans to, win the French event..
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Washington, June 18.-Bitterly de- nouncing the Pennsylvania slush fund primaries in which the expenditure of S2,500,000 has already been revealed, as a serious threat to American insti- tutions, Representative Moore, Demo- cratic leader, yesterday electrified the House with the demand that William s. Ware be thrown out of the Senate if he is elected in the fall election.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
scHERMEYER:S aM0NEYYosrT
 TO WIIiE 'WN0MRN>AE LOS AN.
 GELESANDsTkA .JU ANA MEX.

With Desire to Clear Innocent Ones Ukder Snspision, aad 'AlsO to Make Peace With His God, He, Uhfelds Tale of Etime 9to,eP Postai&gnspectoE PinkRam, at 'Los,Ahgeles.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19
WILLIAM e SCHERMEYER'
 MAKES. FULL! CONFESSION

fnuplic atinH Himseif and: Nellie Beat tis. as Principalslin Hkafst of S50,-.
 600 tCarrenry !P a6kage:
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Nome, June 18.-The steamer Vic toria, bearing the crew of the dirigiblt Norge, sailed today for Seattle
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

London, June 16.-The Earl of Dun raven, one of the worlds most famous yachtsmen, died yesterday.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

hicago, June 16.-Mrs. Catherine Evans, who was appearing at Booths TheaAer, Washington, the night Presi- dent Lincoln was assassinated, is an swering the final roll call at hos pitaa here. She is 84 yeans old
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Harrisburg, Pa, June 18.-The campaign committee filed a report with the State Bureau of Elections to- day, showing that the expenditures on behalf of Pepper for Pennsylvania Senatorial nomination will be $600,- 900.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

San Hraneiscoj, June T.-AceideHt- ally shot while picknicKing at Hnn- ters otnts Dicdas Mitehesi, 1gss rode, four miles on a Bievcle to a hospital and tainted OH tfie doorstep of the institu- fieEa, Ills condition ia serious.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Washington, June 18.-Adjourn- ment of ongress on June 24 was fore casted today by party leaders in both the Senate and House
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

AOICA IL AsAt IbNp SohoRN1Osa' hAiNSh arrest there are really Roy and Hugh Dautremont, wanted. for the murder of four men in Southern Pacific train holdup at Sikiyou tunnel in 1923.
 Point Reyes, June 14.-A mammoth alcohol distillery, hidden away behind tn ehills four miles from here, was raided early yesterday morning by a federal prohibition squad. The plant and equipment, worth. $2,000,000, was seized.
 Paris, ,Iune 161-Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsley, Americans, won the doublea title in the International Hard Courts championship tennis matches here yesterday. They were the first Americans to win the French event.!
 hicago, June. 16.-Mrs. Catherine Evans, who was appearing at Booths Thea4er, Washington, the night Presi- dent Lincoln was assassinated, is an swering the final roll call at a hos pita1 here. She is 84 yeans olG
 San Eranciscoj, June T.r-AceideHt- ally shot while picEnicking at Hnn- ters ointI Dicdas Mitehesi, h. rode four miles on a' bicycle to a hospital and tainted on tie doorstep of tine institu- tien- Ills condition ia serious.
 GhowcfIilla, Gd.,, June T5-Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the world, was acquitted here today of charges: of, speeding 68 miles an hour through tiiG city some weeks ago..
 Seattle, June 16.-Ishe State Board of Law Examiners has recommended to Attorney General Taylor that dis baxment proceedings be instituted against John F. Dore, prominent criminal lawyer of Seattle.
 Seattle, June 16.-A. H. Shaw, of Sedgwick Post, Spokane, was elected departmental commander for the De- partment of Washington and Alaska. Wenatchee was chosen for the 1927 Department convention.
 Washington, June 18.-Three om- nibus pension bills signed by Presi- dent Coolidge today granted relief in number of special cases to veterans, at cost to the Government of $250,- 900 a year.
 New York, June 15.-Cardinal Bon zanga, envoy of Pope Plus XI to the International Eucharistie Congress in Chicago, and five other distinguished prelates arrived from Europe today. Washington, June 18.-The House and Senate accepted the conference report on the $85 100000 fve-year naval and marine corps aviation build ing program bill.
 Washington, June 14.-The Coast Geodetic Survey has ordered an in spection of Dixon harbor, Alaska, as result of the report of shoals in those waters.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Washington, June 15.-Revelatiou followed revelation in yesterday hearing of evidence in the Pennsyl- vania slush fund probe. A Pittsburgh editor told the investigators that thousands of city employees were threatened with dismissal unless they supported the Mellon-P Pepper Fisher bill, which was defeated by the land slide in favor of the Ware wet ticket.
 Washington, June 16.-Politieal lieutenants of Ware in his successful campaign for the Republican Sena- torial nomination in Pennsylvania were jolted along nerve-racking linc5 in cross examination today as the Senate campaign fund committee pur- sued it's quest for the inside story of the States $2,000,000 primary. Sen. ator Reed, of Missouri, the commit tees chairman, conducted the ques- tioning without let-up. During the two-hours' session he prodded toward the inner workings of the Ware or ganization, it's sources of revenue and it's method of battle, and in particular it's operations in the Ware stronghold in the first twenty wards of Phila- delphia.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Ghowcflilla, GH., June 15s-Jack Dempsey, Heavyweight champion of the world, was acquitted here today of charges; of, speeding 68 miles an hour through thG city, some weeks ago.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Washington, June 14.-The Coast Geodetic Survey has ordered an in spection of Dixon harbor, Alaska, as a result of the report of shoals in those waters.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Seattle, June 16.-A. H. Shaw, of Sedgwick Post, Spokane, was elected commander for the De- partment of Washington and Alaska. Wenatchee was chosen for the 1927 convention.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Washington, June 18.-Three om- nibus pension bills signed by Presi- dent Coolidge today granted relief in a number of special cases to veterans, at cost to the Government of $250,- 900 year.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

New York, June 15.-Cardina! Bon zanga, envoy of Pope Plus XI to the International Eucharistie Congress in Chicago, and five other distinguished prelates arrived from Europe today.
The Kusko times., 1926-06-19

Seattle, June 16..-The State Board of Law Examiners has recommended to Attorney General Taylor that dis baxment proceedings be instituted against John F. Dore, prominent criminal lawyer of Seattle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-09
BURIAL PERMITS.

May Rakovitz. 81 years o.s. iz2 PAN
anna street.
james Rs,sy 81 years old. .ts Feiisa
rect.
RafasIa Caronza, 50 ysarE Old. 7i2
south Laredo street.
George Pablo Lee. % years Old. Bay
,Jr hospital
Frances Lucille Kuykendail. Il year,
old Physician and Surgeons hospital
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BIRTIf-.

Jaruary TO Sir. and Mrs Filomeno
Rivero. 30 South Laredo street girl.
January TO Nr md MTg. Cipriarc
Gutierrez. 10 Cecilia street boy.
January To Mr. and ITG Leopold
Gouzzlcs. i7t LakeyleW avenue. boy.
January so Sir and ArS. Tomas Or
tega. 1929 Vera Cruz street. girl
January ito Nr. and Nrs. Fellciano
Garcia. 1903 Monterey street. girl.
January To Nr. aHd Srs. Frsneiseo
So~kr0s. sIf Vine ttrest hoy.
January a-T0 SIR. and NrE. Juan Pc
Tez 2Gs TETON street. gil.
January to ST.. and Mrs. Crsulo
RIvsro. 2a8 Alta Vista street hog.
January TO Mr and Mrs. Harold J..
Clornents, JIG Tolle place. Zir.
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$50 CASH

Bs.ance monthly same 40 rem
buys new modern 1gugatgv o.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

CoSNER-Died in this city on Friday
January 8, 1895. Lills G. Conner. be
loved wife OF Jessie Lee Conner in her
twenty-fourth year. she is also survived
By her mother. Mrs. Edna Bethes; three
brothers. c. l.. @. o. and Aionzo Bethsa
ana two sisters, Inez and Edith Bethe a.
all OF this city. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend funeral services on
Saturday. January 3. 1926. at $3.50 ,. m,
from the parlors OF the Zizik-kearns
Undertaking Company, Rev. 7. G. Long
OF Los Angeles Heights Baptist Church,
officiating. 1nterment in Mission Burial
Park.
RAKOWITz-Died al her home in this
city on Thursday, January :. 1925. Mrs.
Mary RakowitZ. beloved wife OF Marion
Rakowitz, in hs- fifty-seventh year. She
Is also survived By two daughters, Miss
Sophia Rskovitz OF San Antonio ana
Mrs. Annie Carey Of Wyoming. Pa; one
son, Joe Rakowitz OF San Antonio; two
sisters, Mrs. Susie Mislski OF St Hedwig,
Tex, and Miss Clara kosub Of San An
tonic: three brothers, Tony kosuh OF
wyoming. Adam ana Issdore Kosub Of
ADKINS Tex. Another son, George steve
Rakowitz died December Z, 1925. Rela-
lives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral on Monday, January II.
street, at $3.50 a, m, with requiem mass
n ST. Hedwig's Catholic Church al St
Hedwig, Tex, a. 10 q. m. the Rev.
Father Przybrowski officiating Inter
the direction OF Zizik- Kearns Undertak-
ing Company.
RALEY-James Rsley died at his resi-
dencs. 2es Feiiss street, Friday morning.
January Q, 1876, at 6:15 a. IN. in his
ninety-second year. Private funeral serv-
ice VIII be held Saturday afternoon. jan
usry 9. at , p. m, from Hagy & Nc
COllum chapel Rev. Asher Brand. pas
tor Of the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, will officiate, assisted by Rev.
10 ~aaNF farz Fsa
George Powell, O. NJ. Fitzhugh, T. H.
Ridgewsy. Henry Lee Taylor. ". A
silveus and W. p. Lobban. Internent in
City Cemetery No. under the d!rec-
rion OF Hagy & MccoiluIn.
TREVINo-Torn Trevino. infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Trevino. died at the
residence OF his parents. LOG Franciscan
Ave. Friday, January g, 1926, al 1880
D. m Funeral was held from the family
residence Saturday a. p. m, followed
by services at ST. Phillips Church. the
Rev. Father 9. Alsina officiating. In
terncnt viii be made in the family plot
at Trevino Ranch, on the Goliad road,
under the direction Of Henry A. Guerra
JAGGE-Died on Friday. January s.
1895. Almond r. Jagge beloved father
OF Mrs. William Schmidt. Mrs. Ed. Poer-
ner and Miss Lenora Jagge Of San An
Fred, julie and Archie Jagge % Castro
vile. Tex, in his sixty-ninth year The
remains will lie in state in the parlors
Of the zizikkearns UNDERTAKING Com
psny until a m. sunday morning. then
will be taken 10 Castroville. Relatives
and friends are invited 20 attend funeral
services on Sunoa-, January 10. 1895,
from the residence Of mis- sister, Ms.
william Reihn Of Castroy.lle a. : ?. n.
followed with services In St Louis
Catholic Church. Castroville. Rev. Father
Hickman officiating Intermsnt in S.
Louis cemetery. Csstroville.
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BUILD,Ne-C0HTRACTIHG
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

-. a. Hodge and Lena Pearson.
NsR NarUffO and Trinidad Oriega-
Julio Pueuts and Maria serapiA L.
..z
Louis G.o5e snd Anna Sewisnd.
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81 AND s35 NEINLEY AVE.
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MODERN si1-rool cottase. ser.ant's
room viii give tli0o equity. ga HUFF
Hsrianda.e tt. 523o-J.
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500 Cash

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Balance easy. owner. Mis-. 1904.
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location o. $4,000 % tlt.lu1 homes. double
garage. extra We. UG... Jus. ready foI
occupancy; only 1850 for quick sale.
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Personals

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North Side, $2975

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Brand New

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Accountants

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Business Property-Rent

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Farms-Ranches Wanted

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