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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
3
A damaged excerpt mentions a board of directors meeting and ongoing actions. The readable parts reference continuing activities and an italicized item, suggesting ongoing governance but with limited specifics. No clear names, dates, or places are legible to identify entities or outcomes.
The Presbytery's meeting opened with reports on the mission work abroad. Executive vice chair Ratiqual Mission presented notes on parish outreach conducted by the bilingual church group, highlighting efforts in the near and far regions.
Fireworks display plans announce a dramatic outline of the Fiesta Queen’s picture on Friday night. The event features lighting effects across the river and a silver fire show, with attention to safety and crowd control. Baylou, chairman, oversees the arrangements.
In flood conditions workmen faced dirt streets and gravel deposits. Commissioner Pru Bowler led efforts to clear debris as waters rose during Tuesday and Wednesday, with the street department handling petitions and flood relief actions.
A resident asked Houston Street authorities to address unsafe conditions on East Street. The Street Commissioner Paul E. Stettler received the request, which critics say is insincere and lacks clear details.
A DAR convention in Washington discusses leadership changes and candidate withdrawals. The draft lineup includes several names with party and regional implications, while potential candidates like Charles White Naph and others withdraw or shift positions. The article notes contest for vice president general and rumors of replacements amid a crowded field of entrants.
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