Brigadier General Paul B. Maones Praised for War Service
The text honors Brigadier General Paul B. Maones commander of the Second Field Artillery Brigade for his war record. It cites his leadership during Verdun and the Argonne, the unit’s strategic actions, and his staff roles. It notes the division’s unprecedented discipline and achievements in peace and war, and mentions ongoing plans and public cooperation.
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Paul B. Maones
Amed
DSO
Sonday
Wate
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3World
Eta
Verdun
Chatean Thierry
Germany
Argonne
Benotal Brown
Icaivision
Morris Plan Offers Fixed Interest Loans for Quick Help
The notice explains hire charges on borrowed money as interest and promotes the Morris Plan. It states fixed rates, clear loan conditions, and repayment over up to a year in installments. It notes the plan lends only for helpful purposes to individuals with regular employment and income.
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Morris
Parachute Idea for Aircraft Impracticable, Say Kelly Field Fliers
Kelly Field fliers question feasibility of a parachute for whole ships arguing that a parachute would add excessive weight and strain. They warn opening forces could crush the airframe, risking disintegration on deployment. Some officers note more fatalities from air than auto travel, complicating need for such a device.
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J. Townsend Parr
Buncan
Kelly Field Miers
Air Service
Opic
Man Fined $25 For Starting Grass Fire In Harlandale
L. L. Raburn of Harlandale was fined $25 in corporation court after firemen testified a weed fire endangered nearby properties. Raburn argued he had a right to burn weeds on his own lot and gave notice of appeal to the county court.
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L. Raburn
Harlandale
Incorporation Court
Habvorn
Ike
Kelly Pilot Leaves on Airways Trip With Guard Officer
Accompanied by Captain F S Wilbur a national guard officer of Fen ton and Lieutenant B E Field the pilot travels on the regular airway trip to Scott Field Missouri Story day. Captain Wilbur is en route to New York on a visit.
Exhumed witnesses cite poison in McClintock death
Indictment for first degree murder against Shepherd and Dr Palmer upheld as evidence shown. Judge Hopkins rules sufficient evidence and bond disputes loom as trial nears. Testimony to include Mrs McClintock and Dr Olsen. Dr Kruesmarck noted as attending physician now in Chicago.
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Shepherd
McClintock
der. Olson
Charles Kru
Fewarek
Thysician
Chicago
Kruesmarck
Texas
Me. We
Officer suffers blow while stopping street fight
Emil Braun, motorcycle officer, stopped a fight between two women in the 400 block of Seventh Street. One woman struck him a severe cuff on the jaw but he continued to hold them until backup arrived. Patrol Driver Levi Stowe hauled the two combatants to the police wagon. both were booked for affray.
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Emil Braun
Seventh Street
Gath
Braun
Land
Levi Stowe
Adventure Seeking Spaniard Ends in San Antonio
An adventurer from Spain sought new horizons in San Antonio after traveling from New Orleans. The narrative fragment recalls his travels, longing for gold, and decision to settle, ending with uncertain motives and a note about returning home.
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San Antonio
New Orleans
Seo
Tierrs
Salis
Army holdup at Camp Stanley shocks Fort Sam Houston
Two masked bandits robbed a barracks gambling room at Camp Stanley near Fort Sam Houston, taking the pot of about $1000 and valuables from five players and onlookers. Police suspect same group carried out a Saturday card-game hold up. descriptions released as investigation continues.
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Bendits- Suntay
Camp Stanley
Secon
Fort Sam Houston
Kereela
San Antonio
Amp Stanley
Wife Offers Blood To Dying Mate
A grieving wife, Tina, pledges blood to her dying husband Loneddy E. She expresses deep devotion, saying he is her sole support and the children’s, and she is grateful she can give something even if she has little to share. The passage reflects her calm, thankful sacrifice as Augustind awaits.
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Tina
Aniecto
Augustind
Anicete
Long Lost Child Reunited In Publicity Amid Health Restore
A long lost child found after publicity work. She is now living with relatives, in good health, and resuming contact with her family as the search for her daughter continues.
Brownsville Man Dies Under Train
Brownsville resident Urban Garcia, 25, was instantly killed Sunday morning when struck by a Gulf Coast Lines passenger train a mile from Brownsville. Garcia's head arms legs were severed and his torso dragged 79 yards beneath the engine trucks.
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Brownsville
Urban Tia Garcia
Garcia
Car Thieves Strip Auto of Rear Trunk
Epstein of 423 Del Mar Street had his car stolen Saturday night and recovered Monday without the luggage box on the rear end. The trunk item was valued at about 21400 in merchandise remaining missing after the theft.
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HF Epstein
del Mar Street
Epstein
Family Wiped Out in Crossing Crash
Taylorville Washington April 16 three members of one family were instantly killed and two others seriously injured when their car was struck by the north bound Banner limited train at the Palmer grade crossing eight miles southwest of Kerve on the Wabosk Trailroad.
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Taylorville
Palmer
Kerve
Judge Rules Accusers Must Be In Court For Trial
In a divided session Judge Onion ordered accusers to appear in court for four prisoners summoned by the corporation court. Four women, charged with drunkenness and other violations, did not have witnesses present. The judge dismissed charges and warned that no convictions would stand without arresting officers or other witnesses, indicating no verdict until proper appearances.
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Corporation Court
Onion
Budge Onion
Sheppard Proposes Million Dollar Air Center Bill
Senator Sheppard announced a bill seeking a 1 million dollar appropriation to make Sqn Abfonid the world’s greatest air center. It would fund 1.9 million yearly for five seats if endorsed by Senator Morris. The Whig bill is under drafting and to be reviewed next session. Attendees at Woodmen event heard his remarks highlighting aviation’s growing importance.
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Sqn Abfonid
Greatéat ‘Air Center
Morris
Sheppard
Fort Sam Houston
Woodmen Officials Plan Two Home Projects and Meetings
Mary Taylor chairs supreme board, GSy and Guardian Hettie Livers respond, Dora A Talley and Mary E Lea Reeca address as Supreme Clerk and Guardian. Exedentials committees named by Grand Guardian Hattie fiverg and Arthur Seale. Afternoon drills at Ki C Hall by Woodmen members, visit to war memorial hospital, Mexican dinner at 7:20 p.m., degree work set for 8 p.m.
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Mary Taylor
Board of
Supreme Managers
Gsy
Hettie L. Livers
Supreme
Dora A. Talley
Mary E. Lea Reeca
W.A. Fraser
Hattie Fiverg
Arthur A. Seale
Seation
Ki C. Hall
Girese
High Organization Chiefs Optimistic About Texas Tour
Leaders of the organization Mon day voiced optimism for the coming year in Texas and praised San Antonio during a southern tour stop. W. A. Fraser noted the 33 year history, assets of 119000000, and upcoming Detroit National Convention after Ardmore and San Antonio stops. Mary E. Da Bocca highlighted planned drill team contests and strong conventions, while William Bness spoke of a new fifth degree and past memorial hospital dedication as part of ongoing conventions.
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Texas
AJL
San Antonio
W. A. Fraser
United States
Ardmore
Detroit
Jay
Mary E. da Bocca
Supreme Eoardian
Woodmen's ‘Circle
William Bness
Sovereign
Cleveland
Dexies
Memorial Hospital
B. Lewis
Kinston
N.C
Lara
Elisabeth Hines Returns From Tour In New Stage Wardrobe
New York April 6 Elisabeth Hines musical comedy star returns from Europe with a trove of new clothes and fashion ideas. She favors light colors especially almond, soft greens and tan hues, claiming brown tones are less popular as they blend with alligator and other accessories for a monotone look.
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New York
Eliabeth Hines
Europe
Ty Monte Carlo
World weary of legs claims by director Fitznaurice
Paris April notes George Fitzmaurice, born in France to Irish parents, arguing nudity ends real art on stage. He says movies mock theater, while his own production is praised for decency. Amid scandals and marriages, opera and jazz gains dominate Paris cultural scene with public uproar at times.
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Paris
George Fitznaurice
Dre
Dave
George
Trishmah
Dudley Field Malone
St Ciro’s
Murray
Plonders
Wuthend
Ce Allen
Gwynne
Jerome Preston
Mildred
Henri de Frenne
Acho
Prince
Danillo
Jaze
Champs- ‘Elysee
Prindenta
J. Kochihiz
Deen
Arnold
Kochitz
Ellingson Trial Farce Sparks San Francisco Court
In San Francisco the trial of Dorothy Ellingson, a 19 year old matricide, resumes with cross examination of Dr. Jan Ball who has ruled the defendant insane. Defense attorney Walter McGovern says final defense evidence will be presented after Ball testifies. Assistant DA Hermann Skillen plans a brief opening and testimony from police and jail officials among others who encountered Ellingson. The defendant vows to testify despite objections, declaring she will demand to be heard in court.
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San
Francisco
Jan “Don Ball
Dorothy Ellingson
Ball
Walter McGovern
Hermann Skillen
Misa Ellingsen
Sitl
Jetine Te
Youth on trial halted by enemy bullet in Brownsville
Encarnacion Vasquez, slated for trial on a murder assault charge, died Sunday after a shooting near his Villa Nueva home. The feud involved several local youths. Antonio de los Nan tes remains jailed on a murder charge, while Alberto is believed to be connected to police.
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Brownsville
Agonenty
Encarnacion Vasquez
Villa Nueva
Antonio de Los Nantes
Muder
Alberto
Vanques
Truth
Woman Bates Abduction Attack Charge Filed
Mrs Mary Bates was abducted beaten and robbed at her home Monday. George McAskin of the Ninth Infantry and a chauffeur Gilbert are charged with attack after an automobile ride Friday night. Complaint filed with County Attorney Newton Mongay based on information from Mrs Bates' brother G Fores.
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Mary Bates
George McAskin
Ninth Infantry
Gilbert
MocAskin
Newton’ Mongay
G. Fores
Towne Estate At Issue In Bexar Court Hearing
The case centers on the Towne estate connected to Colonel Towne of Lancaster, who died in San Antonio about two and a half years ago. The Bartys Court hearing Monday morning addresses inheritance taxes and claims by principal beneficiaries of the hospital association and San Panseel seopal, with the estate valued around $750,000 and total taxable at $58,000 as part of appeals. The matter involves foreign corporations and non residents of Bexar County in dispute.
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Si. Panseel Seopal Eh
Bexar
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