Fourteen to Be Town Aibuon Youth Camp Plans
Fourteen to fourteen year old children from the city will attend a weeklong program at several city parks led by Jacol Rtubiola, park commissioner. Ribbons received by participants in Roosevelt, Sen Pedsopark, and Concen sins parks. Classes run Monday to Friday with a mix of times and venues as listed.
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Forlrsic
Mofand Kuppery
Jacol Rtubiola
San Dodge Parks
Kuppers
Mondas
Monlay Mondar
May Mockourn
Husie Bay Cooper
John W. Ducus
Marvin E. Cooper
Lloyd Diurdok
Sen Pedsopark
Darhiacs
Gene Allen
Sune Colton
Len Fraies
Uleanis
Sayera
Unigh Broek Praedere
Mage Baltrrson
Yrabford Hratten
Charles William Allen
John Jiratten
Victor Allen
Blutonce
Ray Juenn
Rat Mutgaert Allen
Brew Hoffman
Dell Hoffman
Austin Fra~ger
Octaving Jouffren
James McCinwn
Emeliot Camps
Retell
Col Piling
Malcolm McCown
Bradepridge Park
Arhoeen Pratce
Razer Kesinger
Taherk Frazi
Loretta Page
Anal Wanda Lable
Shooting Said Toe Death by Own Action
Inquest by Justice of the Peace Ti Wo Stayinnheck examined the death of an unidentified man at Hot Wells Motor Lodge. A pistol was fired, the body dressed in a dark suit, with witnesses including John Acavetough and others describing the scene and officers responding.
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Wil
Unediuen
Jock O'beary
John
Avondale
Youngest Barrymore to Debut at 19
Ethel Barrymore Colt, 19, becomes the first of a new generation to take the stage. In a Barrymore family tradition she receives special training from her mother Ethel Barrymore before her debut set for August 29.
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Ethel Barrymore
Barrymore
Four Held In Boynton Ca e After Dairyman Killing
Police report four arrests tied to a seaside shooting in Boynton Beach. A new pistol recovered at the scene, a 22 caliber handgun, and three more suspects, including a 14 year old girl, are being questioned. Authorities seek motives as the investigation extends to New Orleans forensic teams.
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San Antonio
Ted Mositon
Theseperti
Byynton
Vale
Mosnton
Inirena
Tillishes
New Orleans
Anilor Ta Patil
Rin
Polios Dragnet
Eleanor Ina
Coline
Thornton
Kents
Woman air pager lands in Derby race near San Diego
In a chaotic women's air derby from Tang Reach to San Diego and Calexico, Gladys O Donnell led with a late time but several contestants battled navigation errors and delays. Margery Doig nearly overtook, while Kah Barron and Ruth Barron faced bearings issues in wash from Criterion, as crews aimed to reach Vanornix before nightfall.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Gladyy O'Donnell
Heath
Leas Neneh
Chieuza
Mes
Clonpetl
Migs Margery Digi
Dantes, Cour
San Diego
San Dlega
Calexive
Kah Barron
Hollywood Girllier
Ciiterion
Keith
Ffollizook
Aziz
Mexican envoy to conduct civil service examinations in San Antonio
Inspector Gonzales, head consular official in the United States, will visit San Antonio to conduct civil service examinations for consuls and employees across 14 states under Enrique Santibanez. The tests mark the first outside government service assessments and cover mental aptitude for recruitment. Gonzales, based in New York, travels via Los Angeles to Texas for the program.
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Tingnign
Rimo A. Gonanles
Peupral
Cousuls
United States
San Antonio
Tuceilas- Goorales
San Antonino
Enrique Santibanez
Mexico
Gangales
Gonzales
York
Son An Tihin
Laxangele
McCulloch County Tax Rate Raised by 5 Cents
County commissioners approved a tax rate increase for the coming year raising the total levy to 80 cents for county operations. The courthouse maintenance and jury fund were adjusted, adding 1-2 cents to a 15 1/2 cent component while reducing another by 1-3 cents, balancing the overall rate.
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Mig McCulloch County
Mintenance
Adilinioual
Tataf
Bricker Promoted to Assistant Chief of War Department
Gol. E. D. Bricker receives promotion to assistant chief of the War Department with the rank of brigadier general after over four years of service. He succeeds Brig. Gen. Caden Tek Ruggles and will report to August B1.
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Eee Berttec
Bec
Kus
Col
Rahn
Wrdumnca
West Coast flyer breaks transcontinental flight record
At Los Angeles on August 19 U S year old Jersey Lite widow Die Schneider today set a junior trans continental record by completing the journey from a municipal airport to Aldusk landing in 29 hours 0 minutes 4 seconds, 4 hours 22 minutes faster than the late Frank Goldenborough of New York.
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Los Angeles
U— Aoelight
Ildie Selneider
Wank Croming
United States
Aldusk
Ue Younger
Frank Goldenborough
New York
Cadets' Burial Services Announced After Tragic Losses
After funeral rites at Kelly Field, Cadet Campbell’s body will be laid to rest in Anolarks, Oklahoma, Tuesday morning, with services for Cadet Taberk Leo Scott to follow at Sethany, Winters, Sunday night. Cadet Campbell among those killed when two enemy planes attacked their formation near Ton Army. Cadet Martha Tei Minn and Cadet Tipit Barat LI accompanied the cadet's casket.
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Dunerst
Kelly Field
Crit Monat
Campbell
Anoelarks
Okthoma
Cadet Campbell Wae
Romilin
Monilay
Mene Ton Ormy
Taberk Leo Scott
Sethany
Winals
Vuendar
Tineaday
Cadoe Campbell
Three Sisters Award Degrees in Glorified Family Evening
In a rare matinee style college event, three sisters and several relatives from the same family are noted for earning bachelor’s degrees at Vexay College of Arkansas Industries. The ceremony honors Mary and Bertie Harter, Rev. Kotelia Harlot Unrrjeon, and other family graduates including Mrs. Ernestethy of Uninge Groce and Mr. and Mrs. Kl Packer of Corpus Christi.
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Mozelle IfaLter
Haruuette
Old Civil War Sword Unearthed From Mississippi River Trench
Excavation along the Mississippi levee reveals a salted relic, a gold-hilted saber with an elaborate three foot blade and inlaid scabbard. The relic, found amid snag debris and riverbank drift, bears an engraved name in old English script, suggesting a naval officer’s rank and a storied past in Civil War battlefield salvage.
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Jaen! Historias
Sahil
Publisher-Plier Missing From Pachti to New Jersey
A garbled item reports a publisher from the Tesliaore Sun family found near Masnohb in the Ralinie region, traveling about 12 miles toward Hentland Weht before heading to New Jersey. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a missing figure traveling between distant locales.
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Plier
Pachti Bam Teane
Milkoe
Fon Fener Rinck
Tesliaore Sun
Fier
Masnohb
The
Ralinie
Wien
New Jersey
Ennet
Firemen Battle Highway Grass Fire Near Cen Station 1
Firemen from Cen station No 1 at noon fought a Pensanton field fire along the highway. Dense smoke and flames spread through weed filled terrain threatening to reach Minenstown as fire raged and strained to become a forest blaze.
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Piremen Cen
Trale Arene
Tiraway
Seeligson Requests Statutory Case Setting in September
Seeligson seeks a September date for a statutory case in the Thirty-seventh District. The filing names Wengins Herpian and party, with addresses and involvement in a transit or legal matter. The document references Pine, Fulton Avenue, and related procedural steps, citing local officials and a court setting.
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Seeligson
Tumsinp
Seeligson Yueslay
W. S. Anthony
Tris
Wengins Herpian
Fulton Avenine
Kiwani Baker
Weslneo
Sigiember
Ravine
Ore al Gberte
Damier 310
General Bishop to inspect forts and artillery units
Maj Gen Uarey, Bishop of Washington, to inspect the fortifications at Fort Anus Plover and nearby areas. Bishop to assume command of the Fifteenth Field when assigned, as San Antonio hosts preparatory reviews for the Steort Vi Artillery siege. The visit runs from April 17 through August 3.
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Uarey
Weehington
Elief
Wim Qerive
San Antonio
Port Sam
Steort Vi Artillery
Angnat 3
Portugal Faces Emigration Wave Startling Government
Portugal Aug. 1 4 The government fears a sharp decline in Hurts Ree population and begins a study into emigration to South America. The article notes the fishing center at Shorentopaign as a key location due to its harbor and employment.
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Poyoane Y Alike
Portugal
South America
Rail Men Are Feted on Monterrey Educational Tour
A group from the Ute American Association traveled by rail to Monterrey for an educational tour. The party, led by Ray AV Maxwell of St Louis, included notable members from the chamber of commerce and the San Antonio Advertising League. They departed at 6 o clock Monday evening, met by local officials, and were hosted with dinners and excursions, with transportation arranged by a large delegation.
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American Association of Railway Advertising Agents
San Antonio
Morteray
Mexico
Menbern
Mie Sno Antogio
Cottey
Tianis Monterrey
Somrl Pacific Station
Cami Thes
Chamber of Commerce
Isheorn
Galvexton
San’ Antonio
Joe Mitchell Charple
Aud Beniger Antelitr
William de Weisenburger
St. Louia Charaher Ob Camtarees
Weisenberger
Esricion
Ebacgr
Ray AV
Maxwell
Persideny
Aesoviation
St. Loukes
SL Bows
Anaeer
Tor
Serpetacy
Associahin
Moisonville
Jablide
Vece Starquette Es
Dolesil
Jiarty
Prisoners Escape Sparks Jail Search in Nueces County
Nueces county officers report three inmates escaped from the fifth floor of the county jail during an immurement. Suspects Clifton, Tani, and Reikfaci face theft and robbery charges. Investigators say a knife or tool likely aided the break and a line of holes and altered wall features aided their exit.
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Compres Chtmsyt
Ang
Nueces
Sonia Es Mariins
Novens
Tece
Clifton
Jae Tani
Reikfaci
Uhreeder
Etry
Si Ina
Persia Declines Help in Kurdish Conflict Says Turkey
A report states Persia will not assist in military actions against Kurdish forces. The Turkish defense ministry reportedly believes Persia will refrain from aiding Kurdish militant groups and will respect territorial integrity. The remark follows regional tensions and calls for cooperation amid cross border security concerns.
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Persia
Turkey
Dog Fur Controversy Sparks Ban in Milady’s Coat Era
A fragment from Nanzhurta dated November 19 discusses Mongolian dogs and fur trade tensions. It notes Europe and the United States considering bans on fur animals, with citizens reacting angrily to the stance and debates over the practice.
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Nanzhurta
Japorianre
Mockets
Europe
United States
Rela
Hecona
City considers ordinance to curb train noise and whistles
A flood of petitions from residents along Murth Avenue urges limits on train whistle blasts and nighttime noise. Mayor Ghomberseng said no formal action yet but Council will review measures to reduce nuisance while weighing health and safety concerns.
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Asin
Trols
Ghomberseng
Sigrel
Murth Aide
Telire
Whistlen
Skemerell
GB Benes Hill
Timber Stand Saved After Heavy Rain Marks Losses
A Canadian timber site endured a heavy rain event that disrupted operations but preserved the core timber stands. Report notes potential field delays and continued assessment of damaged or weather-affected areas while valuing the remaining timber resources.
Whole Bran Promises Fast Relief for Constipation
An eye catching ad extols Post's Whole Bran as a natural bulk food to relieve constipation. It claims it cleanses the system of poisonous waste and suggests starting with a bowl of Whole Bran with silk or cream, optionally with fruit, and even makes bran muffins for table appeal.
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Iran
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