Grand Army and Woman's Benefit Groups Close Joint Convention
The Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Benefit Group closed their annual meeting at the Crockett hotel. New officers were installed with F J Yingling and Mrs Maude Green among those elected. A joint ritual followed as veterans greeted by women and a parade theater party wrapped up the event.
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Ada E. Meloy
State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
WBG
Crockett Hotel
F. J. Yingling
Adalias
A. D. Daggett
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Bonston
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Celia Ricker
Dallas
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Martha Palmer
Anna McCullock
Fort Worth
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Jessie Igee
Walige
May Hart
Houston
Dele ‘Gates
W. TC
W. B.C
Firemen Prevent Death by Jump From Window in Chicago
Chicago police report Mrs. D. F. Willis climbed to a seventh floor ledge and hesitated to jump. Firemen stretched a life net and deflected the suicide attempt, then she re entered her apartment after cutting both fists. She was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Hamburg American liner Portland launched for west coast service
The 9500 ton Hamburg American liner Portland was launched at Bremen for west coast service beginning in June. United States Com p. Lastic Reed delivered the christening and Mrs Reed performed the ceremony. The report notes aviation and other international events alongside the launch.
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Schlee and Brock Injured in Eight Car Crash
Edwin F. Schlee and William Brock, famed crew connected to the Pride of Detroit, were hurt in a three car collision en route to a banquet for airmen. Sebles suffered facial injuries including a broken nose and possible rib fracture. Brock endured facial contusions and lacerations.
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Edwin F. Schlee
William 8. Brock
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Brock
George W Warmack Buried at San Antonio Cemetery
Funeral services for George W Warmack age 4 of 120 CHE street were held at Hurlandale Baptist church with Rev St B South officiating. Grave rites followed at Sancer cemetery under Harlandale Masonic Judge auspices. Surviving widow Mary E B Warmack and three brothers live in California and Texas.
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San Antonia
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Warmack
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San Antoni
Kingsville
OA Insurance Meet Opens in Fort Worth Hotel
Members of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company opened a two day convention in the Tapestry Room at St. Anthony hotel. A G Janszen welcomed local and home office officials from Greensboro North Carolina. Speakers included Ulaale G Allen Port Worth manager and William M McIntosh publisher The Light. Julian Price president attended.
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Port Worth
William M. McIntosh
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Ralph Luckie 49 to Be Buried Here
Funeral services are planned for Ralph W. Luckie 49 who died Thursday night at his home 111 West Euclid Avenue. He is survived by his wife Annie Luckie three brothers J and W R Luckie of Hunston and A A Luckie of Missouri and one sister Mrs Mary E Williams of Illinois.
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Hunston
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Missouri
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Ilinoig
Wright Prevents Bicycle Theft at Detectives’ HQ
Police Commissioner Phil Wright acted as a patrolman and stopped a youth attempting to steal a bicycle from the basement of the new detectives’ headquarters. He ordered the youth to leave, saying the wheel had not actually been taken and an arrest was not made.
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Patent rich daughter of war hero to be paid 500000
Elizabeth Welsh, now a girl of five, may receive a half million dollars from patent papers tied to her late father Neville B. Welsh. A San Francisco man, Daniel O Neill McCullough, seeks to have the girl sign patent papers for a pump engine Welsh designed sold to General Motors. Elizabeth is recovering from scarlet fever as her mother Mrs. Brasky fights to establish the claim and locate the heiress.
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Elizabeth Hillegrade Welsh
Daniel O'Neill
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Wlizapeth
William Brasky
Chicago
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Hilzabeth
Welsh
General Motors Corporation
Elizabeth
Seguin Delivers Water Fetes With Dam Events
The Guadalupe river near Seguin will host a celebration Tuesday afternoon for the construction of three hydro electric dams. Events include boat races on Lake Abbott at McQueeney and other activities. Senator A J Wirtz and Mayor Max Starcke invite San Antonio residents to attend.
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McQueeney
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Spring Meeting of Alamo Area Scouts Announced
The Alamo Area council of Boy Scouts will hold a spring meeting at Boy Scout headquarters on Broadway at 7 p.m. Monday, April 24. Executive Carl A. Bryan announced the gathering, noting it will be held in the Wyneheon form.
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Carpenter Tools Stolen from Olmas Drive Job
Martin Cooper of 518 Camilen errest and Henry Stevens of 403 Tardy Place report a theft of carpenter tools from a construction site on Olmas drive.
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James Bowie and the Bowie Knife Talk at Canopus Club
J. Frank Dobie, secretary of the Texas Folklore Society, spoke on James Bowie and the Bowie knife during the Canopus club meeting at the Menger hotel Friday noon. Banke was chairman.
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Texas Folklore Society
Snake
Jamex Bowie
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Coroner Fails to Solve Shooting in Chicago
The coroner's jury in Chicago returns an inquest verdict on the April 20 slaying of political leader Diamond Jack Esposito. The jury declares he died from injuries caused by assailants who are unknown, leaving the case officially unsolved.
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