No-man husband and apes recall broad 1925 debates
A mash of 1920s clippings discusses Mrs. Nora Bayes and her fifth husband, Coolidge’s common sense, evolution, and World War I era tax ideas. It tangles social roles, animal intelligence, home industry, and a California church bequest dispute.
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Resignation of Rhodes Casts Shadow Over San Antonio Schools
Secret board caucus signals plan to remove Dr. Rhodes as San Antonio school chief with Marshall Johnston eyed for superintendent role at Brackenridge High. Debate centers on economy, teacher salaries, and upheaval feared to disrupt five years of school progress.
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Marshall Johnston
Brackenridge High School
Board of Education
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Byron Eastburn
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San Antonio
Powerful radio plan linked by Hearst and Schenck
Los Angeles April 3 The most significant advance in radio broadcasting marks the first nation wide program of information and entertainment via four stations in New York Chicago and Los Angeles. Hearst and Schenck lead a nationwide effort to blanket the United States with synchronized programming News entertainment discussion will appeal to rural and urban listeners alike. Hearst will provide news while Schenck leverages his film and theater ties to shape entertainment.
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Wiiverest
Bervica
Corres
Los Angeles
William Randolph Hearst
Joseph M. Schenck
New York
Chicago
United States
Hearst-Schenck
Hearse
Hearst
Vauderville
Schenck
Lebenck
Baptist hospital plans advance in San Antonio
Delegates at the sixteenth annual Women’s Missionary Unions conference endorse a plan to erect a Baptist hospital on Nolin Street in San Antonio. They will raise 50 000 dollars and push the budget for hospital funding as part of a broader mission effort.
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Nolin Street
Women's Missionary Unions of Baptist Churches
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First Baptist Church
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San “Antonio
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Gonzales
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Merry Ray Hutchins
Rid ' Grande
J J. Stroebel
Sina Martos
M.A
Old Trail Drivers Meet Warren Kerrigan in California
Warren Kerrigan, star of The Covered Wagon and The 1 of the Golden West, met Southern Pacific men and old trail drivers Wednesday morning. He is expected to tour San Francisco area hotels and possible future film work as he signs autographs and considers new projects.
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San ‘Antonio
Warren Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Anthony
Lizard 16 Million Years Old Found
An overlooked fragment reports an ancient lizard believed to be sixteen million years old. The specimen is described as pristine from tail tip to head and covered with scale armor.
Nevada High Court Upholds Six Months Residency Divorce Rule
Nevada's six months residency requirement for divorce was upheld by the high court. Emma Confer of Philadelphia challenged a decree for Nathan Confer but was dismissed on grounds that Nevada residence was only for pursuing the divorce.
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Universal Service
Garson Cry
Nevada
Emma Confer
Philadelphia
Nathan
Novaida
WOW WOmen NAME NEW PEGE AS WOoDmen Circle elects officers
Mrs Olli Moore of Deport was elected grand guardian of the Woodmen Circle of Texas by acclamation at a Wednesday meeting. Other officers were chosen by acclamation and balloting, with assets reported at 16 million and Texas bonds totaling five million. Plans discussed for two new buildings including a Wooden's Circle building and an orphanage. Memorial services held and convention site selection for 1926 sought, Mineral Wells favored.
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Deport
Woodman Circle of
Texas
Wooden's Circle
Woodmen Circle
Supreme
Mexander” Talley
Pearl Gleaves
Teaamount
Maude Nélan
Dallas
Police Forgetful Jail Release Leads to Lenient Fine
A man awakened in the city jail on Wednesday after being held since Sunday. He could not identify himself on arrival. Judge Onion asked if he was drunk and the man admitted heavy intoxication. The judge fined $5 and remitted $3 for three days in custody.
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Onion
Mrs. Frank Collier Granted Bond in Murder Case
Mrs. Frank Collier, arrested on an indictment for murder in the Elzie Robertson killing of February 14, secured a $10,000 bond. Her husband Frank Collier, previously sentenced for manslaughter in the same case, helped sign the bond as witnesses testified before the grand jury.
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Wichtiva Falls
Frank Collier
Elzie Robertson
London hears first public radio music broadcast in U S
London observers report the first public wireless concert from the United States audible in a major restaurant. The program from station KDA Pittsburgh started about 1 am and ran with variable volume, drawing several hundred guests who stayed until daylight.
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London
U. S
KDA
Pittsburgh
United States
Florida fishing trip ends in double drowning
Two men drowned off Stuart Florida when rough seas swamped a 28 foot cabin cruiser on a fishing trip. The victims were Jesse M McCarley 30 of Stuart and S Pred S Hunt a wealthy New York chemist. They were returning from a fishing trip when the boat foundered near Stuart.
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Florida
West Palm Beach
S. Hunt
New York
Jesse M. McCarley
Stuart
McCarley
Hunt
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