Baptists Back Preparatory Building For San Marcos Academy
Messengers from Southwest Texas Baptist churches endorsed plans for a 2500000 building program for San Marcos Baptist Academy. Brown described demand for a preparatory school for children ages six to twelve and for care for orphans. The project aims for 150000 for administration and 100000 for the preparatory facility with LL Mims directing a nine month fundraising drive.
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San Marcos
Educaa
Brown
Mims
General Conference
X. Texas
Baptist’ of
State
Mother of 18 Tots Draws Team In Jail
Mrs. Elizabeth Schmolke, 55 wife of a Morrison county farmer and mother of eighteen children, must spend three months in the county jail and pay a fine of 400 for violating liquor laws, Fudge W.A. Cant ruled.
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Duluie
Elizabeth Schmolke
Morrison County
Fudge W.A. Cant
Prohibition Agents Miss Hooch Hound Smell Clue
A San Antonio prohibition agent repeatedly sniffed a strong odor of liquor during searches, yet the scent proved unreliable. Officers later explained the odor came from destroyed spirits saturating containers, not from hidden illegal liquor.
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Reas Son
San Antonio
Alaska carpenter heir to peerage shock claim
Clarence Alexander Smith, a city outskirts carpenter, declared he is heir to the title Lord Denan and gates in England. A local paper received a letter from Wilkesbarre seeking information on his whereabouts and the value of the estates is not given.
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Regina
Clarence Alexander Smit
Denan
Gates
England
Wilkesbarre
Five Gypsies Rob Man of Ten Thousand Dollars
Memphis police say five suspects, four men and a woman, robbed Steve Tinte of $10,000 in currency and fled in a car. Officers believe the group may be linked to a earlier Fidelity Bank branch robbery of about $3,000 several weeks prior.
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Memphis
Steve Tinte
Tinne
Fidelity Bank
Fideliy Club of San Antonio Drug Company Meets Tonight
The Fideliy Club of the San Antonio Drug Company holds a monthly meeting tonight in the Fidelity building at p.m. A special program features speeches by Don Yates P T Fallis and William Ochse. Committees for 1026 are listed including Program Honorary Finance Membership Entertainment and Initiation with named chairs and members.
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Don Yates
P. T. Fallis
William Ochse
Fideliy Club
San Antonio Drug Company
Fidelity Building
A. F. Munster
J. L. Perry
J.P. Boleyn
Wale H. Lewis
Les Fox
P. Palmer
Frank Stephens
A. .F. Munster
Machann
J. W. Henderson
Red
Bitner
A. L. Fiese
Gus Alatthies
Gilbert Koehler
Robert Koehler
Robert Bigden
Sue Birch
Alvin Cotts
Egg Fry Sparks Downtown Café Brawl
A Wednesday fight at Owl Café in downtown involved a waiter and a cook. A fried egg allegedly triggered the melee as utensils and salt shakers were used, leaving the waiter cut on head, hand and neck while the cook suffered scalp abrasions.
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Aswaiter
Fragmentary Names List from Local Meeting Notes
A garbled OCR passage lists attendees and officials with multiple unclear names including Hee Gextrude Dittmar, Sick JE F Williams chairman, E Lohmiuller, H J Linscott, A Cotts, Harry Bleck, Pat Lovelace, Claud Neager, Pines chairman, Schma Boorem, Phil Wegner, McLean, Mrs Streich, Mignon, and others. No cohesive event or outcome is discernible.
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Dittmar
Laborites Postpone Duncan Case Action
In Miami on February 21 the Duncan case was postponed as officials from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the United Mine Workers plan to take up the matter in Washington after the Federation council’s executive sessions. President William Green spoke at the El Paso Federation meeting as talks aim to resolve the resignation of James Duncan, first vice president, with a session ending by Thursday and a May 5 Washington meeting expected.
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Miami
Coal River
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United, Mine Workers of America
Washington
Council of
American ‘Federation
Laker Her
William Green
Ration
West Virginia
Ihe Ineers’ Brotherhood
el Paso
Federation
Executive Council
Mey
Will
James Duncan
Major Thomas S Lockwood Ordered to Active Duty
Major Thomas Stephen Lockwood of QMG-ORG in Austin has been ordered to active duty effective February 10 and will train at Camp Normoyde. This movement reflects routine mobilization procedures for QMG units.
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Thomas Stephen Lockwood
Qmg-Org. Austin
Camp Normoyde. S
Griefing Son Seeks Notice of Mother's Death in Paper
Walter Sanchez, a grieving son, asked The Light to publish his mother Atpolonia Sanchez’s obituary. At 50, she died near Floresville and was buried in Path cemetery. He reflects on loss and honors her memory amid other prominent notices.
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Atpolonia Sanchez
Floresville
Svas
Path
Walter Sanchez
Parasite Kills Fish in Washington University Study
Professor John Guberich at the University of Washington studies a parasite killing fish. The tench and goldfish family are affected, with the organism under investigation as the sole known affected variety in this observation.
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Washington
Aspond
University of Washington
John ,Guberich
Lytle Faces Dilemma Over Flashes of the Great White Way
San Antonio amusement head W J Lytle seeks a way out after censorship demands force changes to Flashes of the Great White Way. The Royal theater next Friday and Saturday are affected as inspectors press for decency rules. The show has toured major southern cities with no tickets required. officials warn further road shows may be canceled if censorship continues.
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W. J. Lytle
San Antonio
Wright
San Antoio
H. By Rice
Lytle
Lemon Rinse Keeps Hair Curl Safe and Clean
A student guide notes that washing hair with lemon juice prevents curd from soap, leaving hair clean and curled. It advises rinsing with juice from two California lemons in a bowl of water to fully remove curd and restore curl.
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Carpenter
Rie
Tre WU S
Merx Co
Boovenlé Se Wohl Rerie Co
Drug Company Club
Duncan
Hols
Texas
Pullman
Josephine Street
Hodsum
Hieve
Holsum
Model Baking CO
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