San Antonio Companies Eye Sausage Stock Control Bid
A report says Missouri Pacific may gain control of Sausage stock via Frank Kell block held by Eldridge and Ponder. Santa Fe and Missouri Kansas Texas also seen bidding. acquisition would create control of the Sausage road and give a deep water port advantage at Corpus Christi for San Antonio.
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Altosell
Missouri ‘Pacific
Eldridge
Frank Kell
Wilchilla Falls
Ponder
Baldwin
Fie
Missouri Pacific
Pondér's
Trol
Gulf Coast Lines
San Antonio, Uvalde and
Gulf
Corpus
Christ
St Marys College Granted First Class Rating
St Marys College of San Antonio received a first class rating as a junior college from the Association of Texas Colleges at a Fort Worth convention. Father Robert W Mass attended for the college and provided the representation that secured the rating. All sciences taught were approved and students receive full credit hour for hour, accepted at the University of Texas and other first class institutions in the state.
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St. Mary's College of
University of Texas
Vote Less Capital Takes Dinky Election Seriously
A fragmentary dispatch notes political activity around an advisory council and district commission. The text references resolutions advocating or protesting projects, a campaign tone, and voters from various states weighing a price on the advisory council seat in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Society
District Commission
Hington
Congress
Weather notes report heavy rain and wind in West Texas
The article notes strong winds and heavy rain across West Texas and the Concho River area. Mentions Seymour and Mineral wells area with rain and storm impacts spreading northward.
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West
Texas
Hines to Visit Kerrville Hospital in May
Hines the director-general of the United States Veterans Bureau will visit the American Legion hospital at Kerrville in May to discuss the proposed government purchase of the hospital. Captain Sherman C. Kile, regional manager, announced the visit and noted that more than 10,600 claims by disabled World War veterans are being handled by the newly established regional office in San Antonio.
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Hines
States- Veterans
Bureau
American Legion Hospital
Kerrville
Sherman’ C. ‘Kile
Kile
Fisheg
San ‘Antonio
St Louis Begins Cleanup After Sudden Incident
A chaotic scene unfolded as neighbors reported a rapid evacuation from a cottage after a hot coil caused an incident. Officers found the area in disarray with debris and signs of hurried departure. Local authorities pledged a full cleanup and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats Cave
Battleship Air Action Near Oahu Reported In War Game
Associated Press reports activity increases around Oahu during a war game. Blue attacking fleet ships and red defending forces exchange fire with coast batteries as sightings and engagement rumors rise near Diamond Head and northwest Oahu.
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Associated Press
Honolule
Oahu
Hawaiian
sBwo
Diamond
Honolluu
Island
Ludlow
Horse and Hale Losing Fight With Motors
A brief report notes the decline of horse and mule use as automobiles and tractors expand. Officials warn that without raising more horses and mules within five years, agriculture may face a power shortage, with rising prices already signaling demand.
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Universal Service
Waskington
Dobbin Ard
Jos
Submarine cordon around Gabi kept as fleet activity flows
Reports describe a submarine cordon around Gabi and ongoing flow of information about the main fleet body. The battleship carrier Langley has not yet been sighted, with no confirmation of its location or movements.
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Gabi
Blac
Langley
Bankers Celebrate End of Law Course at Landa Park
Fifty members of the American Institute of Banking and their families held a picnic at Landa Park in New Braunfels after completing a year long course on negotiable instruments law. The San Antonio chapter runs the educational night school for bank clerks.
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American Institute of Banking
Landa Park
New Braunfels
Moonshine crackdown prompts closures and arrests in state
Prohibition era authorities report unusual activity among moonshiners led by Lewis Bitton. Thousands of gallons of moonshine whiskey were buried in charred kegs underground as state officials plan to shut down the liquor trade. The crackdown follows May 12 enforcement actions and threats of felony penalties for possession.
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Lewis Bitton
Scber
Apuil Topics of National Affected by Fare Changes
Parents and teachers discuss how national fare topics impact schooling and daily life. Reeve of Philadelphia notes the issue today and outlines local concerns and potential remedies.
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Phiadelphia
Windstorm damages town and lines in Denison
Denison April 21. A fierce windstorm last night caused extensive damage estimated in the thousands of dollars. Telegraph and telephone wires were snapped and several churches were damaged as the storm blew through blocking tracks and disrupting services.
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Denison
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ST. Marys
Washington, DD
Kerrville Hospital
Pionarecs
The
Wimset
People's Finance
Broadway
Chas. D. Hall
Ralph A. Bogo
Joseph C. Nelson
ST. Louis
Naval ‘Batle
Oahu Isle
Horse
Hale
Metors
Armstrong
Armstrong Circle
Itg
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Dallas
Santa Fe Building
AEWA
Colorado
K.T
Edgeworth
Alamo Plaza
Commerce Street
Harry
SPH
Mrs. Daisy Browne
Rand
Larsender
Buffet
Prich
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