Klem Receives Writers Award in Meritorious Service
A long retrospective honors the baseball umpire Bill Klem for 33 years of dedicated service. The piece recalls his distinctive style, authority, and the esteem shown by the Baseball Writers Association of America, which presents a plaque for meritorious contribution to the game.
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Kiem
Xlenryaa
Sin
Lem
Klew
Kem
Mem
Klem
New York
Baseball? Writers’ Association of America
Ktem
Writers’ Award
Tighest Department
Kirm
Calling & Iman
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England
Printers to Hold Dance Amid Union Event in Fort Worth
The San Antonio Typographical Union No 172 announces a February 18 dance at the Slos Chicher club with Mack Rogers and his orchestra. George V. Selumity says a committee led by Paul E. Muted will arrange tickets and meals, while Mrs. I T. Regero helps with women’s auxiliary tasks. Attendance prizes are planned, and notable backers include Franko Huntress, W M McIntosh, and W B Arnold. The convention is seen as a boost for Texas union members from Houston Dallas Fort Worth Austin and Denver City.
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Uckel Saley
Rom Niltlee
If T. Regero
The
Indies’ Nuxusiy
Unio
Pranko O. Huntress
San Antonio Express
W.M. McIntosh
Light Pub
Ashing Company
Hainey Urges Free Schools In Texas Legislature
In Austin Pep 6-/- Dri Fiomtes' Price Raley, a native Texan, urged the legislature to provide free public education. He spoke before a joint session of lawmakers on rapid university expansion, including a Pan American Institute and the school of the arts, while a proposed $2,006,000 yearly budget drew attention.
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Austin
Pep
Dri Fiomtes
Price Raley
Wren
Piekca
Ijia University
American Youth’ Commission
University of
Lexus
Laweivers
Jose
Pole
Boys' Club Seeks to Get Equipment Drive
The Boys' Club in San Antonio plans a drive for equipment and books for boys. Johnson announced soliciting athletic gear such as boxing gloves volley balls and basketballs along with wind instruments. A form on the plaza would speed donations and bring items to a collection point at Dolavesa Street.
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San Antonio
G. Johnson
Johnson
Wacseae
Dolavesa Street
Produce Market Prices in Monday Trade Report
Market observers note a large turnout of buyers despite unsettled conditions as Washington and California vegetables dominate receipts. Prices for apples, onions, potatoes, peppers, and dairy show mixed gains with steady supply and favorable weather cited by commissions in Washington and Texas.
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San Antonio
Cartoad Arelyaly
Washinton
Califortia Igltiee
Waslington
Delos
Texas
Caylitluw Oral
Eslerss Calif
Voss
Bey
Eit
Reytra Chravet
Ge Nm Mozy
Krmataos
Ria
Norman Maelen
Kilirilyy
War Danger Seen in Pacific Course Protest Rally
Pasadena reports Dr Reb Milliken urged a 2000 strong gathering to condemn the sale of war supplies to Japan. The meeting adopted a pacific action plan and demanded federal efficiency against war material sales to overseas powers.
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Pasadena
Calif
Reb EL Milliken
United Stakes
Dapan
Relief Funds Surges Through Congress in 1920s Debate
Representative proposed today that Congress authorize a federal relief expenditure of 1.42 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. The plan would fund unemployment relief through a federal agency and set clear eligibility standards, shifting authority away from current administrative control.
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Wassington
Remacrat
Vivalnind
Hai
Tor al Federm
WEA
Federal
Shin Sunken Sub Re Shed Shin Sunken Sub Re Shed Tokyo Bob
Fragmented OCR text reports a sunken submarine incident near Tokyo with references to a submerged vessel named Rippar and casualties aboard. The garbled lines indicate a Japanese admiralty announcement about the tragedy and survivors or casualties among crew members.
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Tokio
Bob
Reseus
Sineyaw
Rippar
Sibiariis
Military Police to Hear Gonzales Case
Military Police in Anadis will hear Gonzales, Tead of public safety, on a demonstration and test of police activity for the military police force of JarI Sant Hauston Thorny. Maj. B A Konder yater, provost hierstat of Mort Batt Houston, discusses issues and detections and outlines police procedures.
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Gonzales
Anadis
Jarl Sant Hauston Thorny
Dissuys Thisues
Maj
B.A. Konder Yater
Provost Hierstat
Mort Batt Houston
Massachusetts May End Flood Dispute
Massachusetts and the federal government signaled a settlement on Load control disputes. Senator Walsh plus Governor Saltanatall push a measure to yield state control over lands for clarax and reservoirs, with peacemaking aims amid talks before the judiciary committee.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Dawil
Walsh
Senatoc I
Massachusetta
Leverett Saltanetall
Missionary to Speak at Spiritualist Meet
Dr Robert Hydeland a missionary of the National Spiritualist Association will address members at the First Spiritualist Church located in the Crockett hotel. The program lists an unannounced pulpit topic presented by the church’s medium with Dr Hydeland speaking after the add digress.
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Robert Hydeland
Aesaciat
Crockett Hotel
Thoraday
Rhampson
Leland
Garentt Garrett Criticizes Freight Rates in West Texas
Washington report explains Representative Garentt Garrett plans to contact every congress member to protest freight rates. He says rates were set in early regulation years and remain misaligned with current business costs in West Texas, urging reform to reflect actual shipping needs and commerce.
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Washington
Garentt
Texas
Garrett
Huanass
Wes Texas
Jarely & Gremtine Tancli
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