Aviatrix Ruth Nichols Aims to Break Lindbergh Era Record
Ruth Nichols of Rye New York a society aviatrix attempted a transcontinental flight from Los Angeles to Wichita aiming to surpass Lindberghs time and beat the East West record held by J A North Muller The log shows she was behind the Los Angeles Wichita pace by nearly an hour and landed after a two hour detour with weather and mountain conditions affecting her climb to twenty thousand feet leaving her short of the Lindbergh record relief remains uncertain
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Lindbergh
Texas Benefit Matinee To Aid Local Children
The San Antonio Light sponsors a benefit matinee at the Texas theater at 3 16 p m Saturday under Paul Spor and Leo Weber. Admission is free to needy children, with toys distributed at Christmas if the event raises funds and is not halted by city fire officials.
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M. Saturdes
Paul Spor
Watchmen Kept on Fort Sam Payroll Through June
Five watchmen at Fort Sam Houston who were to be replaced by army tenants on the first of the year will stay on the payroll at the post until the end of the fiscal year, June 30, according to information from the Eighth Corps Area Headquarters on Wednesday.
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Col Sear
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Wednesdar
Salvation Army Drive Raises Toward Maternity Home Goal
On the third day of the drive to raise 20000 dollars for the Salvation Army Maternity Home and Hospital, workers report total contributions of 2407 dollars led by president Willam Eifler. EarlyWednesday reports show 300 dollars added, with 2157 noted the previous day amid a campaign gathering at the campaign headquarters.
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Salvation Army
Willam Eifler
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Reformatory to Build an Army Site in Oklahoma
Washington dispatch reports the government plans to set up a 1000 acre reformatory near El Reno Oklahoma as part of a new prison program now approved by Attorney General Mitchell and Secretary of War Hurley The project aims to support a military concentration area in the region with approval from high officials.
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Oklahoma
Bernice
Washington
B.C
el Reno
Mitchell
Former nurse whips doctor in California incident
In Beacts California on December 1 a former nurse severely horse-whipped a doctor, J. B. Nelson, 09, as he prepared for lacerations. Nelson reported to police but did not file a complaint. Authorities said the whipping stemmed from gossip and the doctor was not connected to the case.
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M Cain Interment to Be at Nevada Amid Family Notice
The obituary notes Jon Carl McCain aged 42 at his Nevada home with burial planned in Nevada Texas. Survived by wife Victoria McCain of this city a son five brothers and four sisters with numerous relations across Gainesville Clarksville Nevada Electea Josephine and Stayton Texas.
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Texas
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Victoria Bor Me Cain
Hugh McCain
Gainesville
Meyer Approved by Senate Banking Panel
The Senate banking and currency committee questioned Eugene Meyer’s nomination to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board and also sought confirmation of Floyd Tern, of Kansas, as a member of the Federal Farm Loan Board.
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Washington, .D
Threenste Banking and Currency Committee
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
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Federat
Farin Loin Boerd
Huntley Parks Return To Work After Accident
Min Claus Coy recovered from a shoulder injury sustained while playing tonix at Teebevele Park. He returned to work in the city paste department on Wednesday after a brief layoff.
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Stokes Explains San Antonio Junior College Plan
Noger Stokes of the board of education told the Studenian council that the San Antonio Junior College will be housed in the Brackenridge Senior school building temporarily. He said the boxed car housing would shelter about 300 high school students until a new senior high is funded and built in the southwest city, with bond money to be considered after the current $3,750,000 issue. The council collected 300 signatures seeking an adequate college facility and will present the petition to the board.
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San Antonio
Stokes
Women to War Care Meet Represented by Delegates
At the Nations Council of Cause and Lure of War in Washington D C from January 18 to 23 Antonia will be represented by Misa Hannah Hirshberg and Mrs Ephraim Frieck. Delegates were chosen at a San Antonio Jewish Women council meeting. Mrs Frisch is set to address the Union of Hebrew Congregations biennial convention in Philadelphia on the same dates. Alisa Hirabhere will attend as a delegate from Tazne.
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Nations Council of Cause
Washington, D. C
Antonia
Misa Hannah Hirshberg
Ephraim Frieck
San Antonio
Troops Battle Tripoli Natives in Desert Fight
In a running fight lasting about two hours over 65 miles of desert, a Jenlian detachment clashed with native tribesmen near Tripoli. The Jenlian force killed several and captured prisoners, including fighters, while reporting the death of the desert chieftain's son Salab EL Aleuec.
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Tripoli
Salab EL Aleuec
Fragmentary Texas and Arkansas Weather and Notices
Fragmented OCR reads like a rural Texas Arkansas weather and public notices snippet. Names such as Abilene Clenny and Clennny Kan or Kanean appear amid garbled place references and stray numbers. Observations mention ground winds terrain conditions and assorted local terms with unclear dates or events.
Uncle Remus Creator Remembered On Anniversary
The Uncle Remus Memorial Association plans to honor Joel Chandler Harris on his birth anniversary at the American Hall of Fame in New York City. Harris, born near Eaton, Georgia, is remembered for his lively tales and animal characters that delighted generations.
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Eaton
Here
Ateheine
New York City
Agricultural research funding for 7000 farms reviewed
Washington report notes agricultural research on more than seven thousand farms cost about 817 million dollars in the latest year. Walter H Svens, head of experiment station, highlights emphasis on agricultural economics and home economics. Federal sources provided about 4.52 million dollars of total activity funds.
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Atentist
Walter H. Svens
Lynching Blamed on Poverty and Ignorance
A national commission studying mob violence cites education poverty and ignorance as primary causes of lynching. The report argues that prejudice fuels violence and calls for reforms to reduce racial hostility and improve schooling access.
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Employment Ads Read the Classifieds for Work
Read the Employment Ads to find work. The classified pages show firms seeking helpers, skilled workers, and staff. Visit the listings for opportunities in the area. regular updates from employers include positions across trades and services.
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