Masons to lay corner-stone of cathedral in San Antonio
Eminent Masons from across Texas will speak and participate as corner stone ceremonies for the cathedral at Convent and St Mary streets in San Antonio unfold Monday afternoon. The program includes addresses by leaders of York and Scottish Rite bodies, with Sam F Cochran and P Lightfoot guiding the event. Delegations from Austin, Houston, Dallas, and Galveston plan to attend, and a reception follows at the St Anthony Hotel. The cathedral, costing about $85,000, is part of a larger $260,000 to $209,000 funding plan, and a Washington dedication trip for Trans-Masons is being organized.
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Convent
St Mery's
San Antonio
York
Scottlen
Betsy Chargc
Gene P Ligntfoot
Anat
Grand Meter
Grand Lodge of Texas
Sam FP. Cochran
Palla Govereien
Ceneral
Texas
Curhran
Lightfoot
Eeattirh Rimbodlea
William & Bell
Austin
T Sikes
Incheon
Ran Antonia
St. Anthony
Delock
AML Nealon
Amuys
Seottleh Rily Mananry
Mii
T. N. Smith
W. M. Pardue
Charles Lucas
J. A. Patterson
Sant L. Hwer- Ha
Frank Newton
Arthur Storms
Sylvan Lene
Guild of Honor
San Antonio Commandtry No
Antebus Templars
Ny Tey
LeRay
Fly
Ad Lodge of Perfection
J. Patterson
Flora
Knights Rove Croix
Vander Heaven
Trevis Council of
Kaidam
Walter D. Hood
Ben Hor Temple
Sem P. Cochran
Sovereign Grata
Jewel P. Lightfoot
Hugh McLellan
Pinn Gig
Wending
Trans Maxons
Washington, D
House of the Temple
Supreme Council of the
Northern
Juriadiettos
Gim
Cochran
Cochran, Sovereign Grand Inspector General
PD. Mathia
Secratary
Scntus
Rita Hodlas
Antonia
Patterson on Trip Ads Tex Aug 28 American Barker s Association visit
John B Patterson commissioner of Insurance will travel to Seattle for the national convention of the American Barkers Association September 6 to 10. He will also attend the 46th session of the National Convention of Insurance Commissioners at Monterey California September 24. He will deliver remarks on reciprocity and settling, and discuss regulatory oversight. He is accompanied by Mrs Patterson and may be absent without a Detoter 1 AO cents.
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Tex
John B Patterson
Insurance
Eid Banking
Seattle
Wanh
American Barkers’ Association
Patterson
Ratimnel Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Monferret
Cal
Tyre Neue
Ars
Murtterson
Nation Wide Push for Stronger Military Defenses
A national movement backed by members of Congress across states contends for a stronger navy and army. Leaders in Ohio Michigan and the Pacific states join a National Security League drive, with governors senators and representatives urging expanded enlistment and coordinated defense efforts amid calls for a robust national guard system and unified military readiness.
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Virginia
Ea Rad Per
Munter H. Moss Jr
Steware Sutherland
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
Ohio
Willis
Myron Y. Herrick
Cleveland
United States
Congress
Merrill Moores
Indianapolis
National Security League
Chituse
League
Javud H. Dickinson
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Lottern
B. M. Chiperfell
Frank D. Wood
Towa
Washington
Michigan
Detroi
Charles DB. Warren
Detroit Chamher of
Court Increy
Getrag
J. B. C. Smith
Weiter
Smith
Hanna
North Dakotes
Byrne
Bouth Thota
Clarke
Iowa
Phillips
Wirronsin
Reaga
Milwawket
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
Tengus
Stewart
Montana
Tenarink
Wyoming
Overnor Wilbycombe
Oregon
Ivnt
Arizons
Bowie
Nevada
McDonald
New Mexico
George G. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Senator Chamberlain
Agiarion
Auy
Nationwide drive for stronger national defense urged
New York Aug 28 A sweeping nationwide review urges stronger national defense prep arations. The National Security League reports broad congressional support and urges larger army and navy funding, with leaders in Maine Massachusetts New York and the South embracing the push to awaken public sentiment and secure urgent appropriations.
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New York
National Secure League
League
Congress
National Security League
Army
Navy
Bean
Wa- Naval Security League
Renaders
Key England
New England
Maine
Asher C. Hinds
Portland
Massachusetts
Boston
Worcest
Seyster Lodge
Walsh
Corley
Frederick W. Dallinger
James L. (Gallivan
Ernest W) Roberts
George J. Winkman
Samuel E. Winslow
Wit
Teagie
Hraton
National Atesene
Taland
Governoe
Tavs
Shertay Reacknistat
Exes
National Marority League
New Hampshire
Aviators Fate Known by Comrades in War Skies
British and German air crews report fate of fliers via message bags dropped from high altitudes. Comrades learn within hours if a pilot survives or is wounded, passing news to aviation and military HQs. The anonymous, danger-filled life of air service fosters stoic discipline and devotion amid relentless reconnaissance missions.
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France
Aus
Akaya
Stermans
Pattalion
England
Roden
Roman
Traneh
Maere
Corpts
Belgium
Fras
A Boys Tour Electric Light Plant Visit
Thirty junior boys toured the San Antonio Gas and Electric Co plant on Conception road. Guide Charles Wendlang demonstrated dynamos and current generation for city power. He warned about high voltage dangers and showed machine guarding to keep workers safe. The group left the facility at 10 40 Friday morning.
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Ban Antonie
Juoior B Dlawa
O'Hair
TM. C
Baby Seeks Home for Desperate Innocent
A battered plea tells of a four day old infant abandoned by his mother. Taken to the San Antonio Humane Society, the child now rests at a hospital and clinic, awaiting a permanent home. The appeal stresses the baby’s blue eyes and gentle smile as he waits for foster or adoptive care.
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Eaven
Beas Clinia
Bin
Moos
Sar Antonio Humane
Noclety
Oo Physicians and Burgeons Hospital
Humane Bociety Anthow
Fxpe
Aries
Governor Honors California Requisition for H. A. Hengert
Governor of California demanded the rendition of H. A. Hengert for alleged bank check writing without sufficient funds. Hengert is reported to be in El Paso as Mayor Wooldridge Enis vacations. Mayor Enis plans to return to Austin from his vacation in September after a summer away.
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Honem
Austin
Tex
Eovernor
California
H. A. Hengert
Los Angsles
Henger
el Paso
Mayor Wooldridge Enis
Austen
Manyor A. P. Wooldridge
Free Clinic Aids Sick Babies Amid Milk Shortage
Report notes improvements in babies at the free clinic due to medical care and nourishment while poverty drives many families to work in fields. Milk supply drops from 10 gallons to 6 1/4 gallons daily and stock of ice grows to 260 pounds daily as plans form to keep the station open year round.
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Joe
Juno
Getober
Iony
Bennie Hays
Curee
Will
West Texas Tery Academy
Lupe Gerodelti
Clinir
Wille
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