Address by Doctor Knolle at Kothmann Reunion
Doctor Knolle delivers the opening address at the Kothmann Reunion, reflecting on Texas history and the Knolle family heritage. He honors grandparents and relatives, urges the community to build on their legacy, and invites relatives to rise and be seen, highlighting resilience and service.
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Doctor Knolle
R. B. Anderson
Knolle
Texas
Mexico
Germany
Mason County
Louis
William
Henry Keyser
Fritz
Honor
Uncle Dedrick
Charley
Dora
W. A. Knolle
France weighs ratification of inter allied debt deals
Paris reports that France may bring Washington London and Berenger Mellon funding pacts before the chamber this month. Premier Poincare shifts from immediate ratification toward parliamentary votes and talks with finance and foreign affairs committees.
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Paris
France
United States
Great Britain
Washington
London
Poincare
Havas
Ftonight
M. Poincare
Chamber
Senate
Youth Held Insane in White Deer Bank Robbery Case
Lu ther Crutchfield 21 son of White Deer rancher and banker was adjudged insane in county court Amarillo after two hung juries on robbery charges. Crutchfield had been tried twice for the White Deer bank robbery a year ago and was declared insane Thursday morning.
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Amarillo
Tex
Luther Crutchfield
White Deer
Scofield Home School for Girls Opens in Kerrville
The Scofield Home School for Girls in Kerrville opens Sept 29 under Rev. Frederick W. Jones rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church and head of Principal, Intermediate, High School and College Preparatory departments. Programs emphasize athletics, specialty subjects, Christian education and character. Enrollment limited with rates set by law and inquiries directed to Rev. F W Jones Kerrville Texas.
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Scofield
Kerrville
Frederick W. Jones
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
F. W. Jones
Texas
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