Annual Flower Show Opens Thursday By Woman's Club
The fourth annual flower show by the Woman's club will run Thursday and Friday at the St. Anthony hotel from 1 to 10 p m. Entries may be by anyone with at least six blossoms per group and prizes total 70 including cash. Flowers must be delivered Thursday morning. exhibits include garden and wild flowers, single roses, and an old fashioned bouquet prize.
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Woman's Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Everett Love
W. D. McCarty
W. ‘. Chambers
B. F. Swuffer
J. T. Smith
D. Wrank ‘Davis
Cornelius O'Neal
Marcus Davis
Ralph Jackson
Willis Johnson
Wheeler Pettus
Henry Wofford
Purse Grabber Captured by Military Police
A stolen purse from Mrs. Mary Mueller near Elm Street led to the capture of a soldier by military police. The robber, identified by initials on a cap and by Mrs. Mueller, was nabbed after a hatless soldier matched the cap. Mrs. J A Schelb reports another purse grab Saturday night with no suspect found.
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Mary Mueller
Elm Street
Mueller
Tired of Revolution in Mexico Affected by Labor Beliefs
R W A Marshall formerly of England and now a ranch manager in Northern Mexico says labor conditions there beat many countries. He notes railroad trouble stems from equipment shortages and inexperienced workers. He adds Mexicans are tired of revolutions and appear more content under Obregon with renewed American investments.
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Mexico
R. W. A. Marshall
England
Marshall
Menger
New York
Obregon
Appeal caplis cases in Canada military to civil transfer
Attorney General Daugherty ordered Lee Brewer to appeal Judge Duval Wests habeas corpus ruling involving Tom and Caplis Canlis. The writ released the draft evaders from military custody to civil jurisdiction, with Brewer intending to file in the federal circuit court of appeals promptly once the district attorney’s office acts.
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Daugherty
Lee Brewer
United States District Attorney
Duval West
Doe
Tom Canlis
Death of Samuel I Tridge Jr in Colombia News
Samuel I Tridge Jr aged 27 died in Bogota while on an oil company exploration trip. Born in Monterrey Mexico, he served as a World War I coast artillery lieutenant, later Yale graduate and member of professional mining bodies. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I Tridge Sr of 230 Courtland Place.
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Samuel 1. Tridge Jr
Bogota
Colom
Samuel 1. Bridge
Courtland Place
Bridge
Oil Corporation
Briggs
Monterrey
Mexico
Hue
Coast Artillery
American Legion
Yale University
Association of Tetrareum Geologists
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Timely Beauty Hints for Hair Care at Home
Society women wash their own hair using a prep shampoo formula to avoid harm. A simple home mixture of canthrex dissolved in hot water is suggested for full scalp treatment, dissolving dandruff oil and dirt to improve shine and cleanliness.
Burial Plans for Bridge Family Member Reach Country
The report notes a brother James Pitts Bridge and three sisters Mrs Charles E Hickox Margaret and Mary Katharyn Bridge with the body to be brought to this country for burial. The fragment confirms family members and planned final rites.
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James “Pitts Bridge
Charles E. . Hickox
Margaret
Mary
Katharyn
Barbers Create New Styles In Harlingen Shop
A rainy Saturday in Harlingen prompts local barbers to joke about new looks as five short pompadours replace classic styles. Tobin Rote has been promoted to captain and the notice reached his mother, Mrs Will Rote, on Monday. he is stationed at Camp Benning, Georgia.
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Harlingen
Tex
Wallace Bell
Thomas Meighan
Srget Pastor
Tobin
Will Rote
Captain Rote
San Antonio
Camp Benning
Nesa
Colorado
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wass
Bor 4
Mesa, Colorado
Births Exceed Deaths in San Antonio March Report
San Antonio monthly health data shows 358 births and 252 deaths in March. Of deaths 222 were residents, 30 occurred in others’ cities, total city rate 1.50 per 1000. Births: 183 males 175 females, 338 white 18 black 2 Mongolian, 128 single and 18 married deaths.
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San Antonio
Deaths Reported with Age and Cause Details
The monthly mortality totals include 194 male and 118 female deaths. The highest deaths occur among 20 to 30 year olds with 43. those under one year total 41. External causes account for eleven deaths including drowning automobile accidents gasoline explosions and personal crises.
State schools may charge extra for text books in some cases
Austin reports that dealers may charge more than the state contract price for adopted public school texts, though state depositories and publishers must charge the contract price. The attorney general's opinion cites a Dallas case where a book listed at 70 cents was charged 90 cents.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General’s Department
Dallas
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Soller
Caplis
Colombia
South America
Love Bros. Paints
Cloonant& Osborn, Inc
St. Mary’s and
Travis
Johns-Manville
McDonald
Ohio
Eaaieson
Garfield Ave
McDonald, Ohio
the Suits
Houston and
Jefferson Streets
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