Community Service commission planned in San Antonio society
Greater community appreciation and a friendly spirit will be fostered by a Community Service commission, sponsored by the Preatherits' council of San Antonio, with one member from each organization in thePreat enter council. Officers were chosen at a Monday meeting. District representatives include Dick O. Terrer from Kiwanis and N H King from Retail Merchants. The Presidents' council endorsed bus replacements and holiday lighting.
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Preatherits' Council of
San Antonio
Preatenter Council
Chamber of Commerce
C. P. Behnabe
Will
J. A. Watda
CG. G. Witchell
Mirs
W. M. Barron
Canopus Club
Southwest Texas Life Underwriters’ Association
San Antonio Delphian Council
Houston Street Association
Name Agente
Ditkinson
Heal Estate Board
Carrington
Rotary Club
A. A
Former A. Man Wins Potash Suit
Roewell New Mexico December 6 INEY Vv H McNutt geologist formerly of San Antonio today held a judgment for 238666.68 against the United States Potash company for discovery of the Garlabad potash field described as the greatest potash field in the world. The judgment was awarded McNutt by a jury in federal district court here after three hours of deliberation. Attorneys for the potash company indicated they would appeal.
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Roewell
N. M
INEY
H. McNutt
San Antonio
United States
Potash Company
Garlabad
McNult
Federal District Court
Bank Head Nabs Two After Holdup in Panhandle Texas
Panhandle Texas bank heist ends with two suspects in jail after a 30 mile chase led by Ed Deahl, president of the First State Bank of Panhandle. Deahl recovered $1100 seized at noon yesterday as two robbers identified themselves as James K. French, 38, and Frank Berlyner, 32, both claiming Bristow Oklahoma as home and one admitting ex-convict status.
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Panhandle
Texas
Ed Deahl
First State Bank of Panhandle
Deahl
James K. French
Frank Berlyner
Bristow
Okia
Bankruptcy Plea Granted for William Lebovitz in Federal Court
William Lebovitz also known as William Libo received a voluntary bankruptcy petition from Federal Judge R. J. McMillan. He listed debts at 8754.12 and assets at 8032.08 with 5300 exempt. Lebovitz, a glass business operator, resides at 474 East French Place.
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William Lebovitz
William Libo
R. J. McMillan
Lebovitz
Libo
East French Place
McCain Elected to D A V Office in San Antonio
RDB McCain has taken up duties as junior vice commander of San Antonio chapter No 14 Disabled American Veterans of the World War. J Bernays Lowery named executive commander to represent the organization in this role. Prasneil 8 commander of the chapters.
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R. DB. McGain
Ice
San Antonio
J. Bernays Lowery
Ale
Ie. Prasneil
Auto Crash Fatal to Kerrville Man
Kerrville, Dev. 6 7 1. T Folger, 45, automobile mechanic, was killed last night when his car collided with a machine driven by Leo Robinson, taxi driver. Folger was thrown from his car and struck the pavement.
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Kerrville
Dev
T. Folger
Leo Robinson
Folger
Denominations urged co operation in Indianapolis meeting
Wehnys Byands J. McDonnell urged cooperation between denominations at a council in Indianapolis today. He stated that only through joint effort can there be unity among churches in America and stressed practical collaboration before any church factions gain ground.
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Indianapolia
Dec
Wehnys Byands
J. McDonnell
Pedera
Counsell
Chyrshen
Oarlel
America
Bus vs Horse Car Debate in Houston Street Reform
In 1923 Houston debated removing street car tracks to pave streets and favor buses. William H. Jones urged tracks on Main Street from Franklin to Capitol be removed at once, with Public Service Co repairing damage. A San Antonio physician supported buses, arguing fumes from horse cars and gas were worsened by start-up and praising buses as soothing to nerves.
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the Light
Houston
Hts
Main Street
Traction Company
Franklin
Capitol
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Commerce Street
Public Service Company
William H. Jones
Eyoub
Spilar
San Antonio Public Service Company 15
Forum Debt Stand Draws Applause
Editor The Light reports an unsigned letter by “An Old Lawyer” urging public inquiry into the share of outstanding bonds held by wealthy European individuals via proxy corporations. The writer asks if canceling foreign debts would prompt these investors to forego holidays or demand full payment with interest, noting European holders’ sizable stake in American bonds and the lack of estimates on corporate holdings under U.S. charter. Algernon Lee Chivers signs the letter.
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Forum
United States
Algernon Lee Chivers
Four Way Remedy Claims Cold Cure on First Day
An advertisement touts a remedy named HROMO QUISTNE promising to stop a cold on the first day. It claims to open the bowels reduce fever restore energy and lower the entire system. The text imitates old patent medicine style with exaggerated claims and multiple misspellings.
No More Piles Posed In Dense Medical Ad Claim
Fragmented ad-like text touts a wonder drug for piles claiming permanent relief and cure by simple removal of the range. It references medical authorities and mentions a bottle of tablets promising instant relief from itching bleeding and pain. The piece reads like a period paper patient testimonial to a patent medicine.
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Bayel
Weanhardt
Thor
Untitled note on family dispute and camouflaged names
A fragmentary OCR note discusses Mire families and a figure named Anke Kond, with vague references to a mother, daughters marooned in fame, a father, and unclear motives. The text mentions prawn eating and observations of behavior, plus a scene hinting at concealment and tension within a family context.
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Mal Sealy
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