Gipsy Smith in San Antonio Endorses Converts in Emotional Campaign
Gipsy Smith wrapped up his San Antonio revival with tearful farewells and a fervent appeal inviting all present to choose Christ. The campaign drew about 10,000 converts and over 10,000 signed cards, with two thousand people turned away unable to hear the sermon. Smith urged active spiritual treatment and forgiveness, praising the Christ he preached while thanking local organizers and supporters. He planned to depart for New York, then sail Friday for England.
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Gipsy Smill
San Antonio
Too
Anaileem Keemon
Gipy
Jesus
Phinn Cane Fletcher
Goi
Pleteher
Sax Antonians
Ste Miran
Uarrison
Ministerial Alliance
SAGA
E. Edwin Young
Ginsy
Kael
Taudan
Dagma
Antonin
Gipsy Smith
America
England
New York City
Engtart
Ter
Tohban
Thorks
Cam Ante Mayer
M. Chambers
Jean Wildensteig
Philip Cona Fletcher
John K. Teery
Marguerite Wing
Vayil Oremesher
Mixx Hie Tobects
Sebert
Tare
Miram B. Morrison
George Turrivh
Arthur V. Bonne
Rolfe B. Cram
Stayanaker
Tidger Thibbard
Till
Lin W
Noi
Joana
City News Dr We Me Wald Bets Manent
A fragmented city item mentions Dr We Me Wald and Nic Vroteseeun in an unclear local stake or bet. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable. Further readable details needed to specify persons, places, or organizations involved.
Hearst declines run and champions principles over office
A letter from W R Hearst to S F Champion Jr explains he is not a candidate for public office, stressing dedication to promoting policies and principles. He values education and public service over personal ambition, noting the President’s chair deserves sacrifice and leadership arises from the people. Champion replies defending his pro Hearst effort and Game plan for presidential support.
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Hinself
Roy Howard
Democratic Party
Dani
Tam
Vere
William Randolph Hearst
Chairman for Dane Pcked leads arts ration drive
Maile served as chair of the innovative gifts committee for the OM home service appeal of the State ration Arts. Announcement made by Mrs Thomas McClure, general chair, as campaign opens in late Mis. work. Attivation Arny advisory band held a symposium session with Willian Eiffer presiding. Prograns by Jamnesuid ten and Amugen will be given. Progeny features Martin W. Flenst Gedlity Meas Mrs Arthur Fiied Mire Martin Wheat Midwlowe Carey.
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TT Maile
Mondy
Thooas
McClure
Mis
Attvation Arny
Monae Matte
Willian Eiffer
Presient
Mra. McClurd
Mire
Mtex
Scientist Defends Writings Amid Soviet Trial
In Moscow a scientist on trial defends his writings as honest theories and beliefs. He denounces charges of wrecking the Soviet system, insisting his scientific work stayed true to objective inquiry.
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Moscow
Dee
Mamaia
Afr
3 Guesses What Was Make of Car
Fragmentary OCR reads describe a coastal scene with a tevm crossing and an engine, hinting at a motor chigget and a basing bloke. A reader noted a model or make yet details remain unclear and the passage ends with a garbled time.
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Rataigh
Noo
Mer
Tinta Routster
Habit Blame Shifts From Jobs To Winter Labor Woes
In a study by Commerce experts, a winter malaise is blamed for joblessness as many men idle due to seasonal layoffs and slow production. The report notes mental strain in winter and suggests a shift in work patterns, while schedules and demand fluctuate through the cold months. Also reported is the death of Probate Judge Barvey Th Vorvell, longtime Missourian official, at his Independence home.
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James & Taslyr
Wirean
Tusky
Bain Doe
Barvey
Vorvell
Phere Kainsan
Two Fliers Die in Cragh Crash Near Tulsa
A Tulsa flight school crash killed two student pilots, Waldrep and Wiehwin Halboy, near the county line just north of the city. Inquest ruled accidental. bodies moved to New Branniols. funeral plans set in Kansas City. pilot instructor Carroll led the investigation and noted ignition failure as a cause.
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Tulsa
Pilota Nene de Pnd
Vitonio Minal
Riley
Sanday Atterivous
Ares Ak
Usin
Wiehwin Halboy
Wicilen
Sherman
Aemmunities
Wabbeey Sas
Robin
A. al
Carroll
Mare Meir
Endeus
Flith
Pulsu Pals
Carroll Sid
Geouy
Fiers
Tura
San .Antonio
Fort Warm
Waxman
Tlie
Carrait Sit
Waldrep
Maaan
Carrol
Jnstice
A. M. Ruwisey
Sam Marcos
Cerdick
Barkal A
Branniols
Ginsberg
Elion
Kansas
City
Sixler
Kaiser
York
Laneral
Kansas City
Waldrop
Urial
Hams Found Hanging to Trees in Asiland Incident
A garbled report from Asiland describes hams found hanging from trees after a disturbance overnight. Authorities investigate a suspected attack linked to earlier unrest, with unclear details and damaged wording in the surviving text.
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Asiland
Civil War Veteran Killed in Automobile Accident
A Civil War veteran, James Bugaln, was killed when struck by a vehicle driving along a city alley. The incident, occurring after he crossed a street, is reported with limited details and mentions a Weyent-old south driver.
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James Bugaln
Hose
National Parks Set New Visitor Record This Year
Record visitor totals surpass prior marks as parks across the United States report higher attendance than ever before. Officials note increased travel in spring and summer months, with major sites drawing large crowds and economic impact rising accordingly.
Wilson Figure in Play by Ludwig Jceraat nertign
Central figure in a playwright attributed to Emot Ludwig, a German satirical work from Forsborthy in Thertin. The text appears garbled but centers on a prominent character amid a political or theatrical setting.
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Wilson
Ludwig
Prarnes Forsborthy
Thertin
Bike Race Winner Scares Union Messenger and Pedals Miles
A bicycle race produced a surprise winner as a rider from Union Messenger crossed the finish line first after covering several miles. Spectators reported a tense chase and the rider maintained a narrow lead amid shifting positions.
City Approves Debt Payment Amid Budget Talk
City council approved debt payment plans after a Monday meeting with officials presenting appropriations for Sarinde anuni val arbi. The session raised questions on advertising costs and timing, with numbers including 12s and S181 cited in the discussion.
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Regula
92 000 on Strike in Scotland British Hope to Halt Move
News reports 92 000 women workers in Scotland participate in a coal strike as Britain seeks to halt a government plan. Union leaders threaten escalation while the spread over employment scheme prompts mass walkouts and protests across the industry.
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Scotland
Feulmration
Freight Steamer Abandoned at Sea
A freight steamer named the Novis was abandoned at sea after an incident in the Matvic area. The crew and passengers were evacuated, with the ship listing and taking on water as a sea rescue effort faced difficulties. Local authorities reported the vessel’s captain ordered abandonment amid worsening conditions.
Rites Planned for Scout of Civil War
Fragmentary notice outlines funeral rites for a Civil War veteran named FIOURTOS, Dre, with plans stated for a service at 10. The text shows garbled lines about kin and locations, mentioning a father and a cemetery or church setting, but key details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Fiourtos
Dre
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Seo
Sto Alevata
Temple League Plays Slated At Community Center
Two one act performances are planned for Tuesday evening at the Temple Community Center located at Belknap and Ashby. The program will be conducted under the direction of Miss Telis Seber and Mrs Sidnay Aorkeawit with Lavinson presiding, featuring Madar S Coml Woman and Pigurebeaty by Louie Saunter.
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Dbs Temple
Belknap
Ashby Place
Revenipa Ag Ube
Imra Prike
Debate Over Lindsey Marriage Policy At New York Meeting
New York churchmen peer into a decision on whether Lo Hatton Lindsey of Denver should be allowed to return on marriage. Bishop William Manning's requests to withdraw were noted. Dr Charles Gilbert led the discussion with turnout and voting details shaping the final outcome.
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New York
Oday
Hois
Yaldergroven
Alanning
Elliott White
Grace Church
Tindary
Gilbert
Awilcagan
War on Racketeering Urged in Federal Bill
A proposed bill introduced by Senator Woodrail from Michigan urges a nationwide drive against racketeering. The measure seeks federal power to curb interstate gangster activities and support law enforcement efforts across state lines.
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Bill Washlee
Hopsesentorire Woodrail
Jtenbelian
Michigan
Fedecal
Collision Fractures Leg of Kuriver Penteer on Lamar Street
A collision on Lamar Street Sunday afternoon left Kuriver Penteer with a broken leg. Witnesses reported the incident occurred near 710 North New Braunfels close to Hebert Ri. Emergency responders transported Penteer to Greer Medical Center for treatment.
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Kuriver Penteer
North New Braunfels
Aromye
Lamar Street
Mai
the Hebert Ri
Greer Lewpitel Moadax
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