Seven Flags to Fly at Mission San Jose Ceremony
Seven flagpoles will display the US colors along with six regional flags and a Franciscan banner in a Thursday ceremony at the mission. Local donors funded the poles while tablets will list dates and history compiled by the San Antonio Public Library and Rev. Eugene Sugranes.
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Antonis
Mission Ban Jose
United States
Albert Trawalter
Honaventure Alerding
Perlor
C. M. Chambers
Phil Wright
Paul Steffler
Jeacob Rubbie
Texas
Maury Maverick
Confederacy
Archdiocesan
Gounell
Catholi
Francisco Kanner
San Antonio Assembly
Fourth Degree
Knights, of Columbus
Mexco
Henry Guerra
Porter Loring
San Antonio Public Service Company
Railway hearing set on discontinuing one of two trains
The Texas and New Orleans Tellroad seeks to drop one daily train between Orange and El Paso with return trips, a hearing will be held by the railway commission in Austin on Tuesday. HR V Dover of the chamber of commerce freight bureau cites protests from railway employees who say five crews will be laid off if the move proceeds.
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Texas
New Orleans
Orange
el Paso
Railway Commission
Austin
HR. V. Dover
Chamber of Commerce Freight Bureau
Dover
Stolen Bicycle Sought After Track Meet Incident
Edward Mabrito, county probation officer, seeks the bicycle owner after it was stolen from the Thomas Nelson Page school during a track meet on April 2. A youth took the bike, then returned it after a change of heart on his fourteenth birthday, but he had filed off the serial number, complicating return.
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Edward Mabrito
Thomas Nelson Page School
Pleces
80 Girls Escape Factory Flames
New York April 14 a three story Brooklyn factory fire sent eighty girl workers fleeing from windows and fire escapes. A man employee a policeman and two firefighters were injured while replacing wax figures in Hollywood California two wax works pens melted as heat and candescents challenged the figures.
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New York
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Calif
Myo Motors
Dizzy Headache Relief Story From Early Newspaper
A reader letter from Mrs. Alonzo Sothbrook of Amo, Mo, describes relief from severe headaches after using Blao Draught, noting diminished symptoms after several doses and warning of dangerous side effects from improper use.
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Wilcunnom
Conat Patton
Alonzo Sothbrook
Tmo
Debutante Week Socials and Visits in San Antonio
My and Mrs. 3 Lytla host Mrs Maxwell of Springfield Tenn and Miss Mary L Lytle of Bogleville Tenn with B A Osrey of Cellege Grove Tenn. family visits from Tennessee. Mrs Eleanor Herff Johnson returns from Mineral Wells. Mrs C Newton hosts luncheon and bridge for Mrs William Dow Boutwell and Mrs Frederick Coyne at Fort Sam Houston Officers Club. About thirty guests. The Miss Aileen Bib and sister plan a bridge party for Helen Colblealer. Colonel and Mrs E Prosser host informal buffet with Signal Corps guests. Duncan Field ladies plan golf and Miss Elsa Buss hosts afternoon tea for debutantes Marie Louise Guenther and Marianna Engelking.
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Lytla
Lytle
James L. Maxwell
Springfield
Tenn
Mary L. Lytle
Bogleville
B.A. Osrey
Caellege Grove
Maxwell
Tennessee
San Antonio
Eleanor Herff Johnson
Baker Hotel
Mineral Wells
C. Newton
Fort Sam Houston
E. Prosser
No. 2
Signal Corps
Elsa Buss
King Willam Street
Marie Louise Guenther
Marianna Engelking
Miss Buss
Helena Buss
Eliza Groos
Driver foils hijackers in armored seat tale
In Mare ng Q Ti on April 24, Victor Perry, a produce truck driver, faced hijackers who attacked his vehicle. After robbers took his truck two years earlier, he had built an armor plate for the driver’s seat. Yesterday the hijackers peppered the armor, but Perry peppered them and they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengq
Victor Perry
Ory
Perry
Fiesta plans for Alamo Pilgrimage and school tribute
Final Festa Weet slate outlines a large Alamo pilgrimage on April 21 with thousands of school children at 4 p.m. The program includes Fort Sam Houston General Howland speaker and Governor Sterling remarks, with The Eyes of Texas played by senior bands. A theft report from R Hill cites a pocketbook snatched on Nacogdoches and Nolan Streets.
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Association of the Gunter Hotel
Ralph
P. B. Hill
Ge. R. Howland
Third Brigade
Fort Sam Houston
R. 5. Sterling
Alamo
R. J. Greehan
Texas
Durkee
Open Forum Letters Question Reading Club at Carnegie Library
The Light prints reader letters signed by I J Murray arguing prohibition harms but favors some repeal. Henry Anninger questions library Reading Club control of shelves and Pr oust works, while J Fischer laments lack of men’s higher education in San Antonio, noting St Mary’s is the sole local university.
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the Light
Carnegie Library
San Antonio
Reading Club
Sorbonne
Haly of Holies
Proust
Maurois
Anatole
Amering
Elinale
Whel. T
St. Mary’s University
J. Fischer
Tip on bridge by Oswald Jacoby in Kansas City
Oswald Jacoby, speaking in Kansas City on April 14, argues that top bridge players never arrange their hands by suits. He warns that if players sorted by suit opponents would deduce card drawing patterns and gain an edge.
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Kansas City
Oswald Jacoby
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Fort Riley
Kan
Aileen Bibl
Edgar, Wilkinson
Bibl
East Hildebrand Avenue
Helen Col- Blealer
Brigealaetts
Duncan Eld
Duncan Field
R. Hill
Nolan Street
Nacogdoches
Nolan Streets
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Open Forum
I. J. Murray
VigMars
Couse
Miniature Academy
Timay
Carneele
Henry Artnner
the National Nursing Associations
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Picot
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Berven
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Averzann
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Harden
Maloun
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