St Anne's Bazaar Doll Sale At Stowers Store
Readable notices show St Anne's Society hosting a December 1 bazaar and doll sale at Stower's Furniture Store with hats specials at Bon Ton Specialty Shop and gift items at Miss Sallee's 1209 Lincoln St. Also mentions district court term, holiday shopping reminders, and local ads for flowers, pies, turkeys, and electrical upgrades.
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St. Anne’s Society
Stower’s Furiture Store
Bon Ton Specialty
Miss Sallee’s
Lincoln Bt
New Royal
Misa M. Salles
Lincoln St
St. Anne's Bazaar
G. A. Stowers Furniture Co
Reen
Crockett
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Stower's
Stower's Furniture ‘Store
St. Anne Society
Stowers Store
Webb County seeks bids for jail repairs
Webb County Commissioners Court invites sealed proposals to furnish labor and materials for repairs to the county jail including carpenter work painting plumbing tin roofing and electric lights. Bids due 10 am December 17 1923 with a 5 percent certified check and open for public reading in the County Clerk's office.
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County Commissioners Court
Webb County
A. D
Federal help urged for bigger highway aid
St Paul November 30 The American Association of State Highway Officials meet in New Orleans December 34 to push increased Federal highway appropriations for the benefit of over 13 000 000 motorists and all states Charles M Babcock Minnesota highway commissioner says the plan will be the meeting focus He notes auto taxes since 1917 total 589 012 021 while Federal highway aid since then is 264 782 216 and calls for better matching of highway funds with auto tax revenue
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Associated Press
St. Paul
American Association of State Highway Officials
New Orleans
Charles M. Babcock
Minnesota
Babcock
St Andrew's Day events and notable anniversaries
The program marks St Andrew's Day festivities and the 200th birth anniversary of William Livingston in New Jersey. Bishop Denis O'Donaghue turns 75 in Louisville. French ambassador Jusserand may speak on reparations at a Philadelphia banquet. Southern congressmen in Washington discuss cotton legislation. Navy bid openings target scrapping battleships Michigan Minnesota Kansas Vermont Nebraska Delaware under the naval treaty.
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St. Andrew
Scotland
William Livingston
New Jersey
Denis O'Donaghue
Louisville
M. Jusserand
St. Andrew's Day
Philadelphia
Washington
Lowrey
Mississippi
U. S. Navy Department
Michigan
Minnesota
Kansas
Vermont
Nebraska
Delaware
Kimonas for Earthquake Sufferers by Chinese Girl Students
Chinese girl students from eight Tientsin schools crafted 1000 kimonas for Japanese quake victims. They donated spare time after lessons under American missionary supervision. garments were handed to the Chinese Red Cross for delivery to the Japanese consul.
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Associated Press
Tientsin
Chinese Red Cross
Liberty Bell to be visible to the public around clock
Philadelphia dated report says the Liberty Bell will be made visible day and night year round under plans by Wilfred Jordan curator of Independence Hall. Previously thousands could not view the bell due to limited public hours at the historic site.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wilfred Jordan
Independence Hall
A Holiday Ride and Social News in Texas Today
A poetic fragment opens with holiday imagery and a broad day’s end. The page then moves to social notes from San Antonio and Austin, listing visits, holidays, dances, club events, and upcoming Revellers Club initiation at Elks Hall with new officers and a dance orchestra.
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Revellers Club
Elks Hall
G. W. Derby
Albert Martin
J. Vidales
Horace Watson
L. A. Morrow
Charles Shiner
Bon Ton
Travis Bruce Bunn
Man Dies by Own Action After Persistent Unemployment
Charles Aldrich, 66, a Tacoma laborer long out of work, felt today he was a failure at everything including life. The Thanksgiving period brought sorrow as he took his own life, ending a period of hardship.
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Associated Presa
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Aldrich
Janitor Still Missing After Paycheck Receipt
Dallas police say they cannot locate J L Willoughby a school janitor missing since he collected his pay Wednesday relatives fear foul play investigation continues in Dallas Texas November 30 attachment mentions local school payroll and potential foul play concerns
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
J. L. Willoughby
Drowned while fishing on Caddo Lake near Mahal
Martin English aged 20 drowned when his boat capsized while fishing on Caddo Lake northeast of Mahal Texas. The incident occurred today as rescue attempts were begun by local authorities and bystanders.
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Preas. Mahal
Texas
Martin English
Caddo Lake
Here
Notes of Sport From Historic Games and Boxing Lore
A compilation of sporting anecdotes and historical notes including UNC Virginia football lore, a 100 year old race on Long Island, boxing figures like Tex Weeksard and Johnny Sullivan, and early Scottish football customs with laws about the sport and its public reception.
International Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago
The 24th session of the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago will run December 3 to 8 with entries from 20 states and four Canadian provinces. The Grain and Hay Show draws a record crowd with over 4 000 entries and the Chicago Board of Trade offers more than 12 900 in prizes. The USDA will host an educational exhibit and 14 agricultural colleges will participate. The boys and girls Club Congress headquarters are dedicated with 1500 trip winners in state contests attending daily demonstrations. Evening programs feature a society Horse Show, livestock parades, horsemanship, and polo contests.
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Tey Associated Mineas
Chicago
B. H. Freide
Chicago Board of Trade
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Exposition
Fires in oil fields devastate U S industry losses
A Bureau of Mines survey estimates ten year fires in oil industry areas caused about 13 million barrels of oil and over five billion cubic feet of natural gas lost. Total damages in 1918 1920 reached about 14 million dollars with Beaumont Texas fire in 1922 causing 2 million. Humble Texas fire wiped out 800 000 barrels of crude oil. Lightning sparked most fires but negligence and poor prevention also play large roles.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
Beaumont
Texas
Humble
Irene Castle Margild Again Record To His Credit
Irene Castle and Melaughlin, described as a wealthy Chicago Calves merchant, wed quietly at the AmeBaughlin residence. The groom, aged 45, served in the Cavalry Reserve Corps and in France. the bride was 25. The couple left for the West after a short ceremony.
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Irene Castle
Faucer
Melaughlin
Amebaughlin
Mfeluwidhiiin
Germany forms new three party coalition cabinet
Berlin officials announce a three party coalition with Dr Wilhelm Marx as chancellor and Stresemann as foreign minister. The cabinet faces food, currency, and taxation problems as unemployment rises in unoccupied Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Wilhelm Marx
Stresemarin
Moonshine Poisoning Claims Three Lives in Chicago
Chicago November 30 three deaths are attributed to moonshine poisoning police said today. John Schlenger, who admits supplying the liquor for a card party that led to one death, is held by authorities.
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Ftv Annudated
Prana
Chicago
John Schlenger
Body Found Believed to be Santa Fe Agent Crossman
The body of a man found at Christmas Bay mainland is believed to be R. A. Crossman aged 41 special agent for the Santa Fe who had been missing since Monday. Crossman’s car clothing and dog were found at San Lunia Pass on Galveston Island. Hunters located the body yesterday.
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Aganciated Press
Galveston
Tex
Christmas Bay
R. A. Crossman
The
Santa Fe
Crossman
San Lunia Pass
Galveston Island
Return Trip Steps Turbulent for Brooks Field
A fragmented report notes departure from Hypnes to San Antonio and a planned return leg through La Belle ville with a stop in Fort Worth. Details are unclear but indicate an aviation or transit sequence beginning this morning.
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San Antonio
Texas
Tcs
Brooks
la Belleville
Fort Worth
Fire in Tampico Destroys Block of Shops
A early morning blaze swept a block of small businesses on Tampico's outskirts damaging property estimated at 200000 dollars with no casualties reported.
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Dy Associated Press
Tampico
Mexico
Martha Mansfield Dies From Burns At Brackenridge Park
San Antonio reports that film star Martha Mansfield died at noon after suffering burns when a dress ignited during filming at Brackenridge Park the previous day. The Associated Press notes her death as a result of the accident.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Martha Mansfield
Burns
Brackenridge Park
Salvation Army Thanksgiving Observance For the Poor
Salvation Army spent Thanksgiving with the poor distributing clothing and bed wear to families. A special service at the Salvation Army hall drew about 40 attendees with a good meal. Captain Atkins announced that Col. George Wood, Divisional Commander Southwestern Division, will visit Laredo Tuesday to Thursday next week and speak nightly at the hall.
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Salvation Army
Atkins
Dallas
George Wood
Southwestern Division
Laredo
Wreath laid by Clemenceau as riots mark water famine day
One year ago today on November 30 M Clemenceau laid a wreath on Lincoln's tomb. Fatal riots followed the water famine crisis in the City of Mexico.
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M. Clemenceau
Abraham Lincon
City
Mexico
Women Predominate in Austria Census Revision
The Associated Press reports from Vienna that a census revision shows Austria's excess female population stands at 238,475. The total population is 6,62¢,661, with 9,882,568 women and 8,144,093 men.
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Associated .Press
Vienna
Austria
Double Tragedy Strikes Houston Traffic Deaths
Fred Higkman aged 38 was killed when hit by a car driven by Mrs. C Q Fuller a Houston widow. Moments later Fuller drove head on into a street car and was killed.
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Houston
Texas
Fred Higkman
John Gragan Former Internal Revenue Collector Dies
John Gragan aged 62 former collector of internal revenue died after an illness of over a year in Detroit He became collector of internal revenue in 1918.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
John Gragan
Internal Revenue
State Fair Net Profit Reported As Best In History
The 1923 State Fair reported a net profit of 76,249 dollars after revenues of 425,492 and expenditures of 347,243. Secretary W. H. Strateg presented the directors with the figures, declaring the fair the best in history from all standpoints.
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Dallas
Texas
W. H. Strateg
Salvation Army Chief Secretary Colonel Gauntlet Dies in Chicago
Word came today that Colonel Gauntlet, chief secretary for the Central States of the Salvation Army, died yesterday at his home in Chicago.
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Colonel Gauntlet
Central States
The
Salvation Army
Chicago
Meeting at Latin American Club for Posadas participants
Notice invites all women taking part in the Posadas to attend a meeting at the Latin American Club tomorrow afternoon at 3 30.
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Katherine Aldridge
Blue Bonnet Club
Ranch owner warns trespassers on AL Pescadily pastures and Two Hearts
Melquiades Gar announces he will secure grant permits to hunt on his pastures AL Pescadily and Two Hearts with cattle. He warns that all trespassers will be prosecuted.
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Stone
Genake
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Hackenberger
Fidel Cantu
San Eduardo Ave
City Market
Ak ‘Juares
Fells
Hernandes
Fred Hathcock
Justouth
Jarvis Plaza
Ely
A. Winslow
Mra, Violet &, Oberfedie Society
Annielee Giles
Catholic Daughters of America
K. C. Hall
Margaret Fo. Sangster
Christian Science
Lila Benavides
H. J. Hamilton
T. Landscher
J. R. Hyman
HH. J. Hamilton
John D. Harvey
Lower Valley
M. P. Cullinan
J. Blake Alexander
Evelyn Ryan
Austin
the State University
Rosita
Margaret Barlow
Mrs. M. T. Cogley
Mesdames W. L. Pyle
Parker
J. M. Ramos
J. P. Leyendecker
Convery
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University of Virginia
Virginia
Tellpse
Sir Slenry
Union Course
Long Island
Tex Weksard
Dolar Bank
Madion Square
Johnny Sullivan
MM. Desamps
Carenter
Thansseer
Wrest Fester
Saiap
Te Cogent Garten Eeetion
London
France
Descamns
Wrodand
Maphis Diamon
North Dakota
Plains OF Freight Rates
Nestos
Coolidge
Interstae Commerce Commission
Tulsa
Okls
Diamond
Tong Hee
Pot Coory
Cody
Atie Besaumont
Metihama
Childress Y
Margild
DR. Marx
GOV
Paris
Allied
Fort Worl
Chardedaies
WC. Wasco
Sombfous Ton State Teachers
Coblere Abobitints Ville
J. Phyle
Sherman
Clough
Tyler
Lee Clark
Gainesville
Oklahoma City
EL Davenport
District Court
Mande
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T. P. Edwards
Walton
State Heath Department
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