Hagenlacher Dominates 18.2 Balkline Talk by Peterson
AP reports Eric Hagenlacher of Germany reaches near perfection in 18.2 balkline billiards. Veteran referee Charles Peterson praises Hagenlacher for calm play and clutch runs, notes Schaefer and Horemans as brilliant yet temperamental, with Hoppe as the benchmark for overcoming adversity.
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Associated Press
New York
Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Balkive
Charles Peterson
St. Louis
Peterson
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Horemans
Hagenlacher
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Dallas
Texas
Pethick-Lawrence pushes raising marriage age for girls
London April 6. MP F W Pethick Lawrence urges government to raise the legal marriage age for girls arguing twelve is too young and a thirty year old woman can vote. He suggests sixteen as a possible eventual limit while groups across England press for change.
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Associated Press
London
F. W. Pethick- Lawrence
Mr. Pethick-Lawrence
England
Wit and Wisdom Quips on Life and Money
A compact collection of witty maxims on busy lives sleep and grit. It jests about ambition, gender stereotypes, money worries, and the paradoxes of listening and speaking wisdom. The tone mirrors a late era advice column with pithy lines.
Mrs Violet S Oberfeldt Society Editor
Society notes recount social events with editor contact details and local club updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet S. Oberfeldt
Church Circles Schedule Social Events And Easter Hunt
Monday activities include W M S meetings at Baptist Church 3 30 pm and St Peter s Church grounds Easter egg hunt at 4 pm for parish children. Methodist W M S meets 4 pm at church. Mrs E H Sauvignet hosts a 3 30 pm no bridge gathering for Beile Beatrice Chapa guests. An evening Baptist reception at 8 pm for new members. Tuesday bridge at Robt E Lee Hotel 3 30 pm hosted by Mesdames Morton Wilson and Miss Penn.
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St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter's Parish
W. M.S
Methodist Church
E. H. Sauvignet
Beile
Beatrice Chapa
San Antonio
the Baptist Church
John
Morton
J. A. Wilson
Amar Penn
Bridge
Robt E. Lee
The Willow and Spring Echoes Across Town
Poem lines envisioning the coming of Queen Spring as trees and birds respond to the season. A New York Times general mention credits Elia A. Fanning. Local notices list greetings and visits: Mr. and Mrs. G Reed of Dallas hosted. several residents travel or visit relatives in San Antonio, Hebbronville, Cotulla, and Monterrey.
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Bluebird
Charleston
Elia A. Fanning
New York Times
G. Reed
Dallas
George Sturgis
W. H. Tompkins
Buffalo
New York
San Antonio
Local notices of club events and gatherings in San Antonio
San Antonio Express reports on bridge club activities at the Heights Club and Queen Esther Club. Announcements include Miss Annie Alexander and Miss Frances Alexander entertaining, a Girl Scouts sponsorship talk by Mr Brunberg, and Easter egg hunts hosted by Mrs J Blake Alexander with Mary Ann and Gene Rigsby at 23 Argyle Avenue.
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Annie
Frances Alexander
Joint Birthday Celebration for Thompson and Denike
Uncle Johnny Thompson and Boss Hd Denike mark their joint birthday with years of celebration. Denike claims elder status while Johnny vows to keep up the pace. Long life to both, hoping they reach a hundred.
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Johnny Thompson
Boss Hd Denike
Mr. Denike
Johnny
Eastern Star Notice Miriam Chapter 86 Meeting
Regular meeting of Miriam Chapter No. 86, C. B. S., Tuesday at 8 o'clock at Masonic Hall. All visiting members are invited to attend. Virg ie M. Netzer, W. M.
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Eastern Star
Miriam Chapter
Masonic Wall
Virgie M. Netzer
W. M
The Fatal Mistake at Strand Theatre
Eva Novak and William Fairbanks star in The Fatal Mistake, a thriller about a cub reporter who loses his job,追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追追
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Eva Novak
William Fairbanks
Strand Theatre
Wilfred Lucas
Bruce Gordon
Dot Farley
Frank Clark
Harry McCoy
Paul Weigel
Scott Dunlap
Garland Bank Heist Charge Tags Auto Salesman as Accessory
A complaint filed Saturday accuses J. Reid, 30, an automobile salesman and friend of the TM girl, of being an accessory to a robbery at the Standard Bank of Garland near Dallas last week. The robbery involved sums over five thousand dollars and firearms.
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Associated
Dallas
Texas
Garland
J. 2 Reid
Spanish airmen plan three-plane flight to Philippines
Six Spanish airmen set out from Madrid toward the Philippines in three planes. The crossing begins with a first stop in Algiers, North Africa, as the group undertakes a bold long distance journey.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Philippine
Islands
Algiers
Africa
Fire devastates Tanktan district leaving dozens dead
A major blaze in Cairo Egypt from Saturday noon to Sunday morning killed 32 people and left 4 000 homeless destroying 612 dwellings.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Beypt
Tanktan
Low Weather Mark Reported in Des Moines Area
Des Moines reports a spring cold wave with a low of 8 above zero. Light snow fell in northern counties last night as of April 5, weather observers say.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Eatherville
Iowa
Calcutta Riots Ebb as Army Stabilizes City
Calcutta reports the situation greatly improved after rioting between Hindus and Muslims. Twenty three people died and many were wounded. Military presence in the streets aided calm, and most shops closed since Friday riots were open again today.
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Associated Press
Calcutta
Whitehead Elected President of Katy Affiliate in Texas
Charles Whitehead was elected president of the Texas Central property of the Katy at the annual stockholders meeting in Waco Texas. He succeeds CG Schaff who retires May 1 and will be replaced by Whitehead.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Charles Whitehead
Texas Central
Katy
Schaff
Whitehead
Whittemore Pleads Not Guilty in Buffalo Bank Killings
Richmond Whittemore, bandit leader, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Supreme Court Justice Noonan. He faces murder charges linked to the Bank of Buffalo killings and robbery last October and requested court-assigned counsel before being returned to jail.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Richmond Whittemore
Supreme Court
Noonan
Bank of Buffalo
Fatal railroad accident at Kansas City roundhouse
Two bridge men OC Wilcox and Samuel Boontz, both of Kansas City, were killed when an engine backed out of the roundhouse crushing them. They worked for the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad and died today in the incident.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
E. Wilcox
Samuel Boontz
Humanitarian Dress Parade Promotes Cruelty Free Fashion
London hosts a mannequin parade by the National Council of Animals Welfare at Essex Hall to display humane clothing free of leather fur or feathers. Organizers say stylish substitutes prove that beautiful outfits can be made without harming animals.
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Associated Press
London
Gilbert
Essex Hall
National Council of Animals Welfare
Labor and Industry Notes Across Cities and Nations
Hartford emerges as a leading insurance hub while Cincinnati union painters demand 1.30 per hour. Minneapolis union fathers win 10 a day. Britain’s Railway workers total 825000 members. The first British artificial alk exhibition lands in London in April. U S tobacco accounts for about 35 percent of world production. Montreal hosts the Operative Plasterers convention. The first U S strike occurred in New York City in 1741 when journeymen bakers formed a union seeking higher wages.
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Hartford
Conn
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
National Union of Railwaymen of
Great Britain
London
United States
Montreal
International Association
Commissioner of Labor
New York City
Io Union
Investigative Questions Tangle Around Enforcement Unit
Fragmentary notes describe questioning of a key figure about operations and enforcement. The account hints at internal department directions and possible terminations, with unclear links to state forces and the broader operation. The text is incomplete and names are obscured.
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Wnt Ig
Andrea
Lawsuit seeks 5 million in damages over pardons case
Associated Press reports in Topeka that a civil action filed in Shawnee County District Court seeks five million dollars in damages. Former Governor Jonathan Davis is named along with Walter Dickey publisher of the Kansas City Journal Post and others in a suit arising from criminal libel and malice prosecutions tied to a copied Kansas City Journal article alleging corruption in pardons and paroles during Davis tenure.
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Topeka
Wera
Jonathan Davis
Walter Dickey
Kaneda City
Kansas City
Davis
Farmer Killed Sunday Near Uvalde Texas
In the vicinity of Uvalde Texas on April 6 a 35 year old farmer was killed instantly while searching for cows on his farm. He was shot above the right eye as hunters were reported in the area. The victim Carlisle left behind a wife and four children. Sheriff Harold Matthews is investigating the shooting.
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Uvalde
Texas
Carliste
Hero
Gheriff
Harold
Matthews
Carlisle
Texas bond dealers withdraw from Texas market
Fort Worth Texas April 5 The larger bond dealers in the United States have entirely withdrawn from the Texas market a letter from Alden Little chairman of the committee on municipal securities of the Investment Bankers Association of America to William Wheeler secretary of the Texas Highway Association announced today Little's letter shows that bond dealers generally are interested in the conference to be held April 16 to discuss the bond situation in Texas
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
United States
Saya
Alden Little
Committee On Municipal Securities
Investment Bankers Association of America
William Wheeler
Texas Highway Association
Little
Arrow Picture Corp Placed in Equity Receivership
New York April 6 The Arrow Picture Corporation the studio that signed Red Grange to appear in films after his football debut was placed in the hands of equity receivers on petition by Motion Pictures Inc a publication
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Associated Press
New York
Arrow Picture Corporation
Red” Grange
Motion
Equity
Motion Pictures, Inc
Mission to Arras Trees Fund Gesture by German Women
German section of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom led by Léda Gustava Heymann Gertrude Baer and Frau Yrieda Perlen returns from France after presenting Arras with 16 000 francs raised by German women. The funds support tree purchases as an act of goodwill and a gesture of German willingness to repair war damage.
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Associated Press
Munich
Léda
Gustava Heymann
Gertrude Baer
Frau Yrieda
Perlen
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Jane Addams
Chicago
France
Arras
Governor Ferguson Grant Citizenship Restoration Request
A letter from Webb County tax assessor B J Leyendecker in the governors office asks for restoring citizenship for Gregorio Guerra who claims he was not convicted. The letter lists Leopol do Romano Emeterio Mendoza A Collings Pe J Carrigan and Aguatin Fuentes who were fined 50 dollars for drunk driving. their fines were paid and restoration sought. The cases were tried in October and December 1926 in the 49th Judicial District at Toledo Texas. restoration was granted March 16, 1926.
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Austin
Texas
Laredo
Gregorio Guerra
Cizanship
Ferguson
B. J. Leyendecker
Webb County
Gregorio. Guerra
Léopoldo Romano
Emeterio Mendoza
A. Collings
Pe J. Carrigan
Aguatin “Fuentes
Tonedo
Judicial District
Governor Ferguson Denies Citizenship Proclamation Mixup
In Austin Texas last night Governor Ferguson said she did not remember a case involving Gregorio Guerra of Laredo who received a proclamation granting restoration of his citizenship after not being tried or convicted. She asserted the proclamation must have been misdirected and reached the wrong man.
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Austin
Texas
Ferguson
Gregorio Guerra
Laredo
Boxing Replacing Duelling in German Schools
Berling April 3 boxing is replacing student duels as a major sport in German universities and high schools. The first interscholastic matches occurred between the University of Gettingen pugilists and the Hannover School of Technology. Educational authorities in many states have sanctioned boxing and its popularity grows. The Baden legislature has passed a bill punishing duelists with sharpened sabres, mirroring penalties for attempted honor fights.
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Associated Press
Berling
University of Gettingen
Hannover
Prugala
Baden
Legion Gacks MeaguR
Unable to determine full facts due to incomplete readable text. article fragment mentions Legion related to Washington and April, but key names and events are unclear.
Archaeological Congress Report From Beirut
A brief AP dispatch from Beirut outlines proceedings of an archaeological congress with focus on Mediterranean sites. The report notes scholarly papers and discussions, highlighting international participation and advances in excavation methods.
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T. M. Jervis
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J. P. Leyendecker
Mr. H. A. Stuckey
Mexico City
Julius Derby
Julius, Jr
Monterrey
Elmer Borchers
St. Edward's College
Mrs. H. Borchers
Hal Yeary
Miranda City
Mrs
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Norman P. Groff
M. B. Mowry
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Rose
Margaret
Miles T. Cogley
John F
Heights Club
M. P. Cullinan
Girl Scouts ‘Movement
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Queen
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Rosabel
Bunn
Elleen Spurgeon
Edith . Craven
Anita Rogenbaum
Black
Lillian Ellis
Adelaide Bunn
Mabel
Sara
Lou Beyetto
Bama Lee Bradley
Mabel Irene ‘Beyetto
Mrs. Craven
Philippines
Labor and Industry
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