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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes a reception at the governor’s mansion and an evening program from the Ameri ca Foundation in Dayton Ohio. It mentions speakers from New York and concerns over education standardization and individual liberty.
The German cabinet will travel to Munich by air from Berlin on May 7 to visit the Bavarian capital’s museum authorities. Chancellor Luther and other cabinet members will participate in the flight.
Baltimore students respond to Hullabaloo questionnaire on vice among seniors. Goucher girls rank sex irregularity high, with results mirroring a prior year as six other vices trend low.
Police investigated a riot at a Ku Klux Klan gathering. The disorder involved stone throwing and damage to automobiles as attendees fled the scene.
Paris authorities mobilize extraordinary security for May Day after last week's communist shooting incident. Interior Minister Schrameck orders all Paris troops on standby, ten motortruck units at the prefecture, and reserves massed across districts. Police officials and examining magistrates monitor labor groups from the Place de la République barracks as drivers observe a general strike and bands of workers may be restrained.
Frances Molemans of Brackenridge High School won first place in the Baylor College statewide voice contest for the fourth consecutive year. She was selected as best soprano among hundreds, earning a $1200 scholarship covering tuition and board at Baylor next year.
Train wreck on the Central Vermont line halted traffic near Bethel. Early reports say no passengers were injured and traffic would resume shortly. The Washingtonian Montreal to Washington express was involved. Burlington, Wis. April 20.
The American Engineering Council reports a $50,000 map project to create the topographic atlas of the United States. Engineers from 28 societies push the work to completion within twenty years, detailing elevations and coastlines across 60 sheets, aiding city planning and infrastructure.
Sheriff M T Whiter of Val Verde County asks Sheriff Jim Stevens to locate the owner of a statil automobile truck abandoned at Del Rio. The vehicle bears license ATT Q08.
The notice describes a sewing pattern McCall No 4018 made with four yards of cu ave printed fabrics sold at a total net price. It highlights the affordability and simplicity of using the listed fabric amount for the project.
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