San Antonio School Board Protests Employee Coercion in Bond Vote
The San Antonio school board adopted a resolution to immediately dismiss any person found coercing employees to vote for the bond issue or influence school elections. President McIntosh urged an immediate investigation into rumors and said guilty parties would be dismissed. The resolution will be sent to all schools.
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A. McIntosh
McIntosh
Paul Scholz
Sunset Coal Company
Jorl Chandler Harris
Ki Hoard
Phelpy and Dewees
AML
Rupert Tenident
B. W. Trartley
Schol
Heights Shuttle Line Discontinued After Low Ridership
The Heights shuttle between Alamo Heights and Olmos Park was discontinued due to insufficient revenue. Fewer than fifty passengers per day rode the line, which had a two week traffic test approved at the request of community members and local officials.
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Olmos Park
W. W. Holden
San Antonio
Servita Company
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Manic Rewghia
Olmag
Prince Carol May Seek Forgiveness From His Wife
Prince Carol, heir to the throne, who battles for life after a Paris confrontation, may return to seek forgiveness from his wife, Princess Meteo of Greece, mother of his son King Michael.
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Bucharest
Romania
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Greece
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Steffler warns workers of unemployment shadow bond issue
Street Commissioner Paul Steffler told an East End crowd at a Pitt man Sullivan park bond rally that more than 1000 municipal laborers could lose their jobs within 60 days if the bond measure fails. He cited completion of the sewage plant and sewer projects and dwindling funds as reasons to start new developments now.
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East End
Pittman-Sullivan Park
Steffler
Charles Graan
Falk
Watkins
Wat
Jena
Phil Wright
San Antonio
E. B. Simmons
Samuel
W. W. Pelliam
Andrew Young
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Gin Gondinaa
MOPAC Shows Income Gain in 1920 Report
The Missouri Pacific Railroad reports an income gain in 1920 with net revenue of 12,217,783, up from 6,512,090 the prior year and total dividends of 4,600,106 declared on preferred stock. The annual statement, prepared by President I. W. Baldwin, highlights higher traffic, gross income, and overall operating results. Delegates begin arriving for the forty seventh district Rotary convention in Corpus Christi, with five hundred members expected.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
I. W. Baldwin
Corpus
Rotary
Texas History Meet Opens With Texan Manuscripts Exhibit
The Texas State Historical Society held its third annual meeting in Austin on April 2 featuring an exhibit of Texan manuscripts and a 4700 page volume. Professor J.B. Pearce presented findings on prehistoric cannibalism in Central and Southwest Texas based on kitchen middens.
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Texas State Historical Sociery
Texas
J.B. Pearce
Tesas
Ned Man
Pearcy
Classified Directory Promotes Local Services and Stores
The yellow pages serve as a telephone directory listing where to buy or repair items. It guides readers to radio repair services under the radio business and points to numerous local companies offering goods and services.
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Seiberling
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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