Visitor Lauds Police In San Antonio Visit
Byron Williams, a Chicago syndicate writer and editor of Woman's World, and his wife, after driving 1712 miles from Michigan, praised San Antonio police for politeness and helpfulness. They contrasted with Chicago officers but praised the city’s charm, quiet beauty, water, air, parks, clubs, and drives. The Williamses traveled with the Thompsons, who endured snow and cold in Illinois. the Williamses saw no snow on their trip.
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Byron Williams
Chicago
Woman's World
Newargo
Mica
San Antonio
Thompson
Jet
Core
Mrs. Williams
Williams
B. E. Thompson
Michigan
Thomapsons
Fee
Cairo
Williama
Wage hike proposed for Mayor Walker in New York
New York December 17 reports the board of estimate has approved increasing Mayor Walker's salary from 25 000 to 40 000 a year for two years, with expected concurrence from the board of aldermen. The measure reflects a Christmas era adjustment in city leadership compensation.
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Walker
New York
rC&ristmags
Father Knickerbocker
Board of
Entimate
Country's Largest Mail Cargo Sails
Washington December 17. An up to date Sante Clace is one George Washington. The steam ship bound from New York to Hamburg with 26,532 sacks of mail, the largest single shipment ever to leave the country.
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Washington
D. C
George Washington
New York
Tory Mamburg
Wyoming Senator Seeks Modification of Prohibition Law
Senator Pat Sullivan of Wyoming announces after a White House briefing that he will press for a compromise to modify the prohibition law. The move targets tightening or relaxing dry era restrictions as part of ongoing national discussions.
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Wyoming
Pattee
Washington
Pat Sullivan
Fa Sinit
White House
Nine New Members Initiated at Elks Meeting
Nine new Elks were inducted at a lodge gathering Monday night. The initiates included J. Gubbe R. E. Martin John W. Sands August T. Josul George aati Arthur Sommerfield Jack Daue Gladstone B. Swain and F. J. Summers. Initiation was led by Jack Burke with Leland Post etime loyal knight A. L. Sahm lecturing knight A. J. Saneler and others. A program by the Montana Cowbosa and Florida dancers followed, with music by the Elk choir and Jack Goebel providing entertainment.
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Ning
Elks
J. Gubbe
R. E. Martin
John W. Sands
August T. Josul
George Aati
Arthur Sommerfield
Jack Daue
Gladstone B. Swain
F. J. Summers
Arfierra
Jack Burke
Leland Post
Ing
A. L. Sahm
Etme
A. J. Saneler
Man mails infernal machine cousin jailed in California
Francis Cadwell sent his cousin an infernal machine as a Christmas present. He was found insane and ordered committed to the Patton state asylum, with no criminal prosecution expected. The report notes Cadwell’s commitment followed by the advisory of the Pastel Inspector.
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Universal Berne
Los Angeles
Francia Cadwell
Alate
Patton
Pastel
Kline
Cadwell
Pentancie
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Vanity Fair
Teddie
Tede
Thian
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Truggist
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the Fox Shoes
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Tony Hets
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