Florida nurseries barred from Texas inspections in disease row
Texas Citrus Fruit Inspector Banned From Florida Nurseries. Chief inspector Woodard of Florida citrus nurseries was refused entry for inspection in Florida, as Texas officials fear diseased stock. Terrell notes Melanose and other pests found. legal actions linger over quarantine and shipment restrictions.
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Texas Citrus Fruit Inspector
Florida
Austin
T. B. Woodard
Texas Department of Agriculture
George R. Terrell
Terrell
Teras
Merlda
Third Nursery Company
Donpa
Agricultural Department
Hoe
Fio Grande Valley
Woodard
Eiforta
Rural Department
Glen Be. Mary's Nursery Company of Florida
San Antonio
Texan
Nurcery Company
Arkansas Man Guilty of Slaying in Batesville
Arkansas man P. Barber, 22, a former high school athlete, was found guilty by a Chevil court jury of second degree murder for the slaying of Maurice a horn, a Cord merchant, in what appears to be an April 18 report. The sentence was fixed at 21 years in imprisonment.
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Arkansas
Batesville
Ark
JS. P. Barber
Maurice A Horn
Merchant of Cord
Lee Texas solon dies in Washington
Representative R. Q. Lee of Texas has died after a five week illness. He was born January 1, 1800 in Coldwater Mississippi and moved to Fort Worth in 1856 before settling in Cisco where he lived until election to the Seventy first Congress. Survived by widow two daughters and three sons, his body to travel to Cisco for funeral likely Monday with congressional delegation attending. Easter goods advertised at George Keene druggist corner I Wires and Military plaza.
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Waldington
D. C
R. Q. Lee
Lee
Hemo
Coldwater
Miss
Birs
Leonard Simon
Cisco
Harold Gebler
Dayton
Texas
Song
Ed Fert
Robert Stien
R. Lee Jr
Washington
Congressional
Mother Caves Babes From Flames
A San Antonio mother Mrs A Olenick escaped a blaze with her four children from a smoke filled home on Emily Boulevard Early Kridas Res Clenice woke to heat and flames and carried two children out through the hall while guiding the others toward safety The mother and children were sheltered by a neighbor and later placed with relatives Firefighters battled the fire with a long hose The house sustained about 2500 in damage A dog barked in the darkness suggesting arson The incident included other minor blazes and damages across the city including damaged clothing currency and a gas stove ignition near walls streets and theaters
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Trylt
A. Ak Olenick
Emily Boulevard
Lon
Kridas
Res
Clenice
Gasniog
Eitdie
Hichard
Dorothy
Catherine
Liam
Nogalitos
Truitt Arene
Buster
Ofenick
Fabre
Ono
W. Carmiechal
Saltillo Street
Olenick
RL. Clifton
Howard Street
San Antonio
Pedro Montemayer
Tampico Street
Zaragoza Theater
West
Commerce Street
SINGERS ARRIVE FOR LENTEN ORATORIO IN SAN ANTONIO
Tennette Vreeland soprano Paul Althouse tenor and Alexander Kis selhirgh baritone arrived from New York on Minusday to star in The Seven Last Words Lenten oratorio at the municipal auditorium. Performances set for 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Friday. Althouse expressed delight at the grand auditorium. The Easter offering will be given to the people of San Antonio.
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Tennette Vreeland
Paul Althouse
Alexander Kisselhirgh
New York
Mnicipal
Priday
San Antonios
Anonymous note on free public musical fest and orchestra
A fragment describes a free public musical event led by Walter Wuhan with the Tull Symphony Orchestra of Gilleves and a chorus of 430. It notes the unprecedented openness of the performance in the United States and worldwide, held Friday.
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Althouse
United States
Tull Symphony Orchestra
Gilleves
Walter Wuhan
Hot Chocolate Recipe Improvised Ingredients and Steps
The text suggests using two squares of chocolate and a pinch of salt, boiling with one cup water, melting the chocolate, then adding three cups milk, and sweetening with up to four tablespoonfuls of sugar. It notes sugar enhances flavor and that small sweet additions improve other foods as well.
General Wood visits Sears Roebuck president in Chicago tour
Gen. B. Wood accompanied by RR. M. Vangrea arrives in Chicago for a routine inspection of Sears Roebuck & Company as he plans to visit Houston and Wichita before returning to his Chicago offices. The veteran officer, a West Point graduate, recounts his World War I service and postwar roles.
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St B. Woon
Ears, Rocurk & Company
Son Amlonig
Ils
Point Mud
Buildig
Houstig
Panama Canal
Panama Railroad
Ag Dimeter
Dauumu
Atenship
Bocome
KB. 1
Dupone de Nemours Company
France
England
United States
Hoover Opens War In Baseball Season Opener
The president may oppose global conflict yet begins a season with a pitched start. Seccetacy Mellon follows, then Walter Johnson in the lineup.
Mayor Urges City Boys' Week Observance Proclamation
Mayor C. M. Chambers seeks citywide observance of Boys Week urging citizen support and involvement. The document references World War I era figures, General Wool, and ties to postwar civic programs, noting Chamber's prior roles in Mantomeer Ward and business leadership at Sears Roebuck and Company.
Miniature Planes Contest Invitation This Saturday
Saturday boys who built modern nit planes will fly them in a contest conducted by the American air endent al Liong Gielil. 104. 1m. Prizes for hast aying airplanes. Age limit for contestants. Charge of the camp is by the camiesk. (Ablvertisemint.) Easter girls offer live rabbits and dyed eggs.
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Air Endet al Liong Gielil
Camiesk
Four Suspects Sought in Chicago Air Mail Robbery
Chicago authorities hunted four suspected bandits linked to the citys first air mail robbery at the municipal airport. Five pounds of mail, including registered items, were stolen after the plane delivered the cargo to a truck. Deputies said two escapees from Leavenworth prison, Thomas Holden and Ray Kealing, used forged passes to aid their flight from federal custody.
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Chicago
Leavenworth
Thiely
Ube
Stileayfaker
F. Lyons
Thomas Holden
Ray Kealing
Diniel Metreaglan
Telease
Federal
Five Ocean Mail Contracts Signed in Washington
Poshnaster General Crown signed five contracts with United Fruit and Grace Shipping for carrying crew mail, calling for an annual service volume of 25,000,008 ships to be operated by the two firms from Washington on April 15.
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Ocean Mail
Washington, D.C
Poshanster General Crown Today
Grace Slammship Company
Bank Probe by Senate Favored
The Senate banking committee today ordered a favorable report to the Senate on a class resolution proposing a study of the banking system. The committee would use federal officials in the inquiry to speed the process.
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Senate
Washington, D.C
Che
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