Social Notes Highlight Diverse Visits and Bridge Tea
Mrs. F Stein hosts a Sunday gathering with the Pfeiffers and Zoellers from Boerne and Listerdale. Numerous guests travel between Boerne, Austin, San Antonio, Marble Falls, Menard, Kerrville, New Braunfels, Pflugerville, Seguin, and Fredericksburg for social visits and a large bridge tea at Mrs Stein’s home.
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F. Stein
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Mary Magdeline
Boerne
Arthur Zoeller
Listerdale
Joe Smith
Austin
Louis Herbert
Walter Schaefer
San Antonio
Galloway
Marble Falls
Vida Newberry
L. K. Tainter
Bertha Nauwald
Williamson
Ernst Lochte
William Kunz
Lochte
Stella Marie
Werner Lochte
Arthur Lochte
Kerville
Mas
Alf. Petsch
Circus
Adah Harrison
Dallas
Ella Peden
Adah Peden
Robert Klingelhoefer
Mary Louise
Pflugerville
Leppin
Larsen
Emil Hahn
Charles D. Rode
Leonard
Seguin
Dietel
Eddie Stein
Harry Heyland
Walter Bierschwale
Alfred Schmidt
Alma Kott
Floor color rules for rooms and lighting
The guide advises keeping the floor darker than walls and ceiling, using plain floors with striped or figured wallpaper, and aligning patterns across connected spaces. For small rooms choose light, small designs and avoid cold northern tones. sunnier rooms welcome cooler colors.
Eugene V. Debs Dies at 70 in Illinois Sanitarium
Eugene V. Debs longtime Socialist leader dies at 7 44 p m in Lindlahr Sanitarium Elmhurst after weeks of illness and a coma address. His wife and brother Theodore Debs of Terra Haute were present. Debs pardoned in 1921 after a prison term tied to labor activism. Burial likely in Terra Haute.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Lindlahr Sanitarium
Elmhurst
Theodore Debs
Terra Haute
Ind
H. O. Wiseman
Debs
Socialist Party
Atlanta
Harding
Convict Killed at Ramse y State Farm in Texas
Bud die Bell, a Ram sey State farm convict, was shot and killed last Monday. A Huntsville record clerk reported the death but provided no explanation. Prison officials in Houston said they had not heard of the killing and the farm bookkeeper knew few details.
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Houston
Texas
Buddie Bell
Ramsey State Farm
Huntsville
W. J. Delaney
Tom Archer
Bell
Hurricane Ravages Havana Wrecks Towns and Ships
Havana reports grim toll as the hurricane from yesterday devastates many towns. Official death toll around 60 but estimates reach 200 with 2000 injured and 100 ships sunk or damaged. Damage possibly 35 million dollars though uncertain due to communication gaps. Dozens of seamen missing.
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Havana
Miami Weather Calm After 90 mile Gale Past Threat
Miami Florida residents sought shelter in public buildings during a 90 mile gale last night. By 3 a.m. barometer rose and wind diminished, easing danger and prompting officials to tell people to return home.
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Miami
Fla
Courthouse Outrage in San Antonio Narrows to Grand Jury
J P Mann, a San Antonio businessman, was pushed from a second floor window at the Bexar county courthouse. He regained consciousness and described hearing footsteps before a sharp blow. District Attorney M Chambers expects an indictment, and police probe threatening calls and defaming leaflets sent to his friends.
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San Antonio
J. P. Mann
Bexar County Court House
M. Chambers
Mann
More Poultry and Less Cotton Advised to Texas Farmers
Brady reports Wilson D. Jordan president of the Texas Poultry Butter and Egg association urges farmers to diversify away from cotton. He advocates more turkey production as a hedge against hard times and stresses escaping the single crop approach.
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Brady
Texas
Wilson D. Jordan
Texas Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Jordan
Boy Vanishes After Luling Abduction Attempt
In Luling Texas Mr and Mrs Alex Greenhouse report their nine year old son Willie missing after a car with a man and woman offered candy to lure him away while he fished near Plum Creek. A tracer is active across the state but no trace has been found since Saturday.
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Luling
Texas
Alex Greenhouse
Willie
Plum Creek
Drive Against Yaquis In Sonora Front 50 Miles Wide
Nogales Herald reports Mexican federal troops opened an offensive against Yaqui Indians in Sonora. The front spans 50 miles from Punta de Agua to Anita as forces aim to envelop the Yaquis. The tribesmen are said to be concentrated at water holes in the Sierra de Bacatetes.
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Nogales
Ariz
Nogales Herald
Ortiz
Sonora
Mexico
Punta de Agua
Anita
Sierra de Bacatetes
Fleeing Storm Hurtles Couple to Crash Injury
Macon Georgia October 20 Fear of a repeat of the West Indian hurricane prompted Mr A D MacGillivary and his wife to flee southern Florida on a motorcycle. The pair were hospitalized with serious injuries after their machine crashed head on with a car. The husband has a broken foot while his wife suffers lesser injuries.
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Macon
Miami
Fla
A. D. MacGillivary
Florida
MacGillivary
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