San Antonio Bond Rally Denounces Graft Claims
City officials address 750 residents at Prospect Hill bond rally defending finances and bond issues. George W. Saunders of the Old Trail Drivers of Texas chaired, rebutting anti-land speaker charges and praising the city’s development through bonds while warning against graft and mismanagement.
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San Antonio
Chambers
Addresson
Prospect Hill
George W. Saunders
Old Trail Drivers of Texas
Buccue Vista
Calaveres Streets
Saunders
Sen Antonin
San Ant
Evory
Ins
Grateful Man Praises Modern Konjola Medicine
Surprising claims surround Konjola a medicine featuring 32 ingredients made from herbs and juices. A Fort Ward resident Herbert W Wilson reports relief from stomach trouble after using Konjola and praises its effects. The Konjola Man at Scammers Drug Store in Legosa Street distributes samples and literature urging readers to seek the remedy.
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Herbert W. Wilson Yee
Konjola
Legosa Street
Jesson
Herbert WW. Wilson
Lamar Street
Fort Ward
City leads Texas cities despite bond debate clash
Mayor Chambers denounces bond opponents as slanderous while urging residents to back the issue as essential for Fort City’s growth. Street Commissioner Steffler touts savings on Main Avenue and South Alamo projects, promising 85 miles of paving if approved, amid claims of overblown indebtedness by critics.
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Texas
Chambers
Steffler
Paul Steffler
Bigtrict Court
Edresdar
Ninety-Fourth District
Rayings
Wee
San Antonio
Frank H. Bushick
Temple Beth-El League Names Officers for Term
The Temple Beth El league will elect Miss Nescie Levinson as president for the coming term. After the election, plans were announced for the annual stunt eight at the Community center May 6 under Frank Falkstein, with Miss Jennnie Me Jacobs in charge of tickets. Other officers include Sidney Kline vice president Fay East secretary Jennie Mae Jacobs treasurer Kam Wich reporter Morris Wise parliamentarian Frank Falkstein sergeant at arms Silaes Lecyson Bern ard M. Brooks Fannie Sewdiig Sophie Feller Perry Kallison directors Sidney Berkowitz Betty Scheer.
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Temple League
Temple Beth- el
Nescie Levinson
Frank Falkstein
Jennnie Me Jacobs
Sidney Kline
Jennie Mae Jacobs
Kam Wich
Morris Wise
Serge Ma¢Ntaras
Silaes Lecyson
Bernard M. Brooks
Fannie Sewdiig
Sophie Feller
Perry Kallison
Directeres
Sidney Berkowitz
Betty Scheer
Dramatics
Funeral services for James Wade Hampton buried in city
James Wade Hampton, 51, died at a San Antonio hospital Wednesday. Funeral rites were held Thursday at Nazarene Church with Rev. Ben F. Nowlie officiating. He leaves Edith Hampton. four sons James Hall Thomas Wade Jeusa Pershing Lloyd Bay Hampton. four daughters Garrett Galy Roac Stock ett Letha Choquette Ruth Hampton. five sisters and one brother.
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James Wade Hampton
San Ate Tonto
Ben F. Nowlie
the Nazarene Church
Hampton
San Aztania
Edith Hampton
Teasewood Asence
James’ Hall
Thomas Wade
Jeusa Pershing
Lloyd Bay Hampton
Garrett Galy
Mins Roac Stockett
Mra Letha
Seized Supplies Aid Girls' Homes Reported
April 24 report from Allanla notes authorities seized supplies used to aid workers at sugar mills. Prohibition officials diverted twenty tons of supplies to the Sisters' Home for Girls, Inc. which operates the institutions.
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Allanla
Cnurrkes
Girla, Inc
Wites
Dieting Seen as Cause of Farm Food Surplus
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde told the Chicago Commercial Club that widespread dieting contributed to farm product surplus. He argued that if experts could influence public eating choices, farmers would not face surplus troubles.
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Chicago
Arthur M. Hyde
Chicago Commercial Club
Hrde
Questioned Rector May Retain Pulpit
In LESINGTON April Faring reports on the rector of St tareh, amid uncertain hopes. The congregation weighs whether Arnold can still lead as rector despite recent questions about his fitness.
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Pulpit Lesington
Sring
Courpes
Arnold Cacold
Tareh
Lantern Fire Causes Burns and Vehicle Damage
A lantern sparked a fire causing painful burns to a person and damaging a vehicle worth about $00. The incident occurred as the lantern ignited near the scene, with the event noted in a local classified section and linked to a prohibited sale idea and an attempt to profit from the incident.
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Eiriter
Convict Shot and Captured Near Huntsville
Manuel Romerez, 28, Mexican-born convict escaped from the state penitentiary at Huntsville last August. He was shot and seriously wounded during a pursuit in the Mosiran district after threatening to kill three people. He was wounded in the body and shoulder while attempting to hide behind straw, captured and taken to a hospital under guard. Romerez had been sentenced to six years for burglary at Karnes City in July 1922.
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Temple
Ter
Manuel Romerez
State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Romerez
Mosiran
Remerez
Rewerez
Karnes City
Lincoln’s Double Ts Lost to Stage
Pine River Minn April 24 A double of Lincoln preferred tailroading to work on the stage. Rowland W Spear received sundry theatrical offers because of his resemblance to the rail splitter who became President. He is dead at the age of 72.
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Lincoln
Pine River
Minn
Rowland W. Spear
Paul Whiteman Returns to West for Broadway Revival
New York April 94. California to New York musician Paul Whiteman plans to move west soon. He promises a happy time for the whole family as Broadway shifts tone and features homes in today’s classified ads. The ex- will be mans and the gang’s gone Hollywood.
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Paul
White Way
New York
California
Paul Whiteman
Broadway
Hollywood
Inquest to Probe Woolson Air Crash Deaths
April 24 Attica N Y Department of commerce inspectors to open an investigation into the deaths of Maj Lionel B Woolson an aviation engineer at Packard Motor Co and two companions killed when a Drewell motorized ship crashed in a Browsternt hillside near Attica. Carl D Knight chief pilot for Verville Aircraft Corp Detroit and Gerald B Scott of Douglaston L I were among the other victims. The plane a Verville aircoach used a Diesel Aircraft motor developed by Major Woolson and was to be shown at the New York Aircraft show next month.
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Attica
Department of Commerce Inspectorn
Lionel Bi. Woolson
Army Air Reserve
Packard Motor Company
Wieo
Detroit
New York
Carl D. Knight
Verville Aircraft Corporation
Gerald B. Scott
Douglaston
L. I
Major Woolson
Klan Libel Case Nears Jury Deliberation
One hour of argument by Harry P. Lawther for Dr. Hiram W. Evans began the final hearing in the $150 000 libel suit against the Ku Klux Klan leader as District Judge Towne Young instructed the jury on three special issues. The proceedings continued through yesterday afternoon.
Leviathan Pushed to Make Up 19 Hours at Sea
Leviathan set to recover 10 hours lost awaiting the American naval conference delegates in Southampton. The Inez Leviathan ships at near 25 knots as it speeds to return the delegates to New York after negotiations.
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Leviathan
Bouthampton
American Naval Conference
United States
Inez Leviathan
New York
Graf Zeppelin South American Flight Postponed to May 15
The Zeppelin works announced in Friedrichshafen that the Graf Zeppelin’s South American flight is postponed from May 10 to May 15.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin Works
Texag Beauty Winner Wins Onorge San Francisco Divorce
In San Francisco on April 24 1924 Mrs Pauline Bradford Keeler former international beauty contest winner at Galveston in 1923 was granted a divorce from Irwin Keeler a hatel tracker and publisher on mental cruelty grounds. The couple married last October and separated April 1. Keeler had alleged harassment and quarrels. the decree follows a complaint by Mrs Keeler a week earlier. Her Galveston beauty portrait was chosen for display in the London Art Museum.
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Ag Finner
Galveston
Keeler
Art Museum
London
Capudine Advertisement Promises Fast Nerve Pain Relief
Nervous pains such as headaches neuralgia and back pains are said to yield to Capudine a liquid remedy that works quickly without upsetting the stomach. The ad claims Capudine soothes nerves rather than deadening them and has offered relief for over 20 years. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
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Capudine
Millicon
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