Hearst thanked by Chicago council for crime report
Chicago officials voted thanks to William Randolph Hearst for publishing in Hearst papers a nationwide crime survey showing Chicago had higher crime rates than many cities. Alderman Oscar Nelson led the resolution praising Hearst for disseminating the statistics and urging official recognition.
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Chicago
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Wiliam Hendolph Hearst
GT Cies
United States
Oscar F. Nelson
Randolph Hearst
Itis
Thompson
Council
Chicaco Coruierre
Hearst
Chicago Evening American
Frederick Hex
Municipal Referenceum
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
William Random Heant
San Simeon
Calif
William Tate Thompson
Reagan Debating Society Elects New Officers
The Reagan Debating Society elected Batmondrath as president with a slate including a secretary and treasurer. Other named members include Tessa Viltoris, Philin Metinier, and Richard Valentine, with roles in censor and reporter positions noted among the new officers.
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Borieis
Alb
Lebrute Bourend
Tessa Viltoris
Dents
Philin Metinier
Richard Valentine
Elma
Emus
Mizh Echeol
Ieee
Wiler Eluly
Secbranca la Tgie
Haries
Wesnacd
Hoffman Holding Revival at Church Service Notes
Hoffman a new pastor at Then Avenue Kaprisy Church preaches during a revival. The event lists offerings and fund names such as Came Forward With God and The Unknown Geet with attendees and chairpersons named, including N. Comer. Violations and contacts are listed for safety and community outreach.
Bankers Hold Chapter Meet at San Antonio Event
The second late chapter contest at the mn wes to be held by the San Antonio Institute of Banking Saturday night with a debate against the Fort Worth chapter. Antonio Lankera to present the affirmative on a question about renkas and federal authority. Fort Worth participants from Frost, National, and Fort Worth National banks join the panel with judges and officials.
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San Antonio
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George Aeraver
HT. Meldon. Knitom
Fort Worth
Mn Wes
San Anginio Institute of Banking
Paniewa
Antonio Lankera
St . Crawford
Alnino National Bank
George Sexaur
National Bank of Conmerree
J. 'T. Heddon
Meri
Frost National Bank
Vie Fort Worth Lear
J. A. Corby
FF. Nelvon
O. Ta. McCaulley
Hou
Fort Worth National Bank
W. OE. Koglt
Caxbier
Federeral
John K. Serrrey
Municipal Band to Aid Legion Drive Plans
City officials announced use of the municipal band hall for a musketeer drive by the American Legion. Chaired by David A. Thrown, the drive seeks band support on Saturday and Monday. The city could not fund more than a token donation, and two concerts were planned during the centennial celebration per the mayor's statement.
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David A
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Ankert
Munday
Treotte
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Mayne
Notables Join Bicentennial Celebrations In San Antonio
Celebrities and dignitaries including Cardinal Hagen Governor Sterling and Archbishop Daeger will take part in San Antonio bicentennial dedication ceremonies. Events span from mass at Concepcion to a luncheon at Menger hotel and a festival of nations at the Municipal Auditorium with broadcasts of remarks by Cardinal Hayes and Governor Averling.
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San Antonio
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Spain
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Patrick J. Hagen
New York
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Thuresay
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John W. Shaw
Albert T. Duegeante Er
Arthur J. Droxsaerts
Governors’ Palace
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Missiona
San Fernando Cathedral
New Orleans
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Redolph Gerkeo
Avarillo
Fl Pesos
Jobo D. Morris
Gattle Rock
Ark
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Natehex
Miss
Cornelius van de Vee
Alexandria
Jules B. Jeanmard
Lafayette
T. J. Toolen
Mobile
Ala
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Pmanuel Ledvina
Corpus Christi
Ptaneis C. Helly
Oklahom
Joseph Lynch
Dallas
Menger
Seovernors’ Palace Committee
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Ses
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Student Council Names Ushers for Upcoming Term
The Student Council appointed a list of ushers for duty during the term. Ben Shaver, Mary Margaret Tearing, Katherine Korn, Lorraine Sailors, Pya Mettard, William Iain, Sufe Winim, William Johr, Wal Gring, Carl Whalen, Jare don Middleton, Cordon Peas, to McNabb and Wicha Sue Patterson were named among the appointed ushers.
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WN & tenteRt
T. Peineinel
Main Avenue
Lahal
Witntess
Gangrid
Gfe
Ben Shaver
Mary Margaret Tearing
Katherine Korn
Lorraine Sailors
Pya Mettard
William Iain
Sufe Winim
William Johr
Wal Gring
Carl Whalen
Jaredon Middleton
Cordon Peas
To McNabb
Wicha Sue Patterson
The Calendar Debate In A Little Rolled Dialog
A playful exchange between Little Rollo and his father explores why Washingtons birthday is fixed on February 22 and how calendar reforms moved dates. The dialogue covers the switch from Julian to Gregorian calendars, era shifts, and the adoption timeline in Russia Romania and Greece, noting the 1751 changes and modern implications.
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Sarah
Kou
George Washington
George Ward- Japler
Pap
Washington
Great Tritein
Russia
Rumania
Greece
Thirteen Club Officially Formed at Brackenbly High School
The Thirteen club becomes an official Brackenbly High School organization. Five new members were admitted Friday: Hughey, Albert Newton, Eric Carle, Arnold, and Geare EX, initiated under Hohbrt Haron's oversight. Other members include Hubert Colbertson, Morberitt Mewite Kelso, Albert Trursen, Alfre Stevens, Jerome Vordenbaum, Jub Herts, and Gua Rogere.
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Brackenbly High School
Hughey
Albert Newton
Eric Carle
Arnold and
Geare EX
Hohbrt Haron
Arre Hubert Colbertson
Morberitt Mewite Kelso
Albert Trursen
Alfre Stevens
Jerome Vordenbaum
Jub Herts
Gua Rogere
Russian born Harvard graduate to speak at San Antonio forum
Maurice Mindus, a Russian born writer and journalist with Harvard ties, will address the Open Forum at Main Avenue High School Monday night at 8 15 p m. His talk draws on sources from Asia and Russia and focuses on Soviet Russia economic policy and peasant life. He argues monarchy would prevail in Russia today if the landowning system before the revolution had not been abolished.
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San Antonio
Main Avenue High School
Harvard
United States
Asia
Russia
America
Ntussiog
Bia
Colfile University
Fchoo Af Starvard
Hix Eeture
Ruaela
Hinilus
Rrussia
House Defies Move to Restore Attack on Copeland Warner
In Washington on February 21 the House voted 110 to 34 to reject reconsideration of its action expunging from the congressional record a criticism of Senators Copeland and Warner of New York by Representative McFadden. McFadden pressed for reconsideration. Hoyt of New York moved to table. The charge centered on alleged procedural violations linked to the nomination of Eugene Meyer as chairman of the central reserve.
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Ashington
D.C
House Today
Congressional Record
Copeland
Warner
New York
McFadden
Pennsylvania
Hoyton
Tipmcerat
Theater Bombing Trial Dates In San Antonio Court
Trial dates set for defendants Felder, Crole, and others accused of malicious mischief over alleged throwing of bombs in San Antonio theaters. Court in Law No 1 to hear case next Wednesday after earlier postponements.
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Ana Os
M. Dandan
Reldiers
San Antonio
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E. DB
Crole
Crass
City to Hire Secretary for Civil Service Board
Civil service board for fire and police departments plans to employ an executive secretary to run its business. Commissioner Paul Wright announced the move on Saturday. The salary, reported as 250 dollars a month, would be determined by the mayor and commissioners. Mayor Chambers approved the appointment of a secretary from the city law commission, Miss Mary Louise Souter, to aid the board’s selection process. The board may use the city hall council chamber for meetings until a permanent office is found. Five clerks will also be employed in the civil service office.
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Chicago Evening American
Cicago
Jira
Chicaro
Association of Commerce
Chicago
Civil Service Board
Fire and Police
Pail Wright
Wright
Civil Service
Whhich
Claude V. Dirkhead
Mary Louise Souter
Aaw Commission
CG. M. Chambers
Little Navy battle in Senate stalls ship funds
In Washington on February 2, the Senate backed a naval appropriations item for 11 new destroyers, but the "little navy" group opposing it won only 10 votes. The chamber approved 731.1 million for new construction, surpassing the house bill by 7 million, with a 61 to 10 tally.
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Washington, D. C
TNS
Senate
House
Judge clears Earl Carroll show as not indecent
Chicago February 21 Judge Juella McCarthy ruled Earl Carrolls Skerch Book is not an indecent performance after attending a matinee to hear arguments for and against. The censor and police opinions were noted, four P s public playwright producer and police considered. A civil service board meeting is set for February 25 in the city council chamber with a well known tailor named as civil service secretary choice.
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INS
Earl Carroll
Juella MM. McCartney
Imley
McCarthy
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Mee Departmente
Civil Service Board
Wily Council
Wright
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Dr Campbell to be buried Sunday in San Antonio
Dr Charles A R Campbell 48 a San Antonio physician famed for malaria research dies after surgeries at his home 228 West Nueva street burial Sunday at 1 at his home and interment in Odd Fellows cemetery Services to be at County Judge W A Warsbach’s residence He headed the San Antonio Academy of Medicine and belonged to Hermann Sons Odd Fellows and other groups Surviving Milton F Campbell of San Antonio born in San Antonio and educated locally credited with early municipal bat roosts to combat mosquitos death from blood poisoning after two operations mentioned by dignitaries including Roosevelt and Roosevelt era figures
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Charles A. R. Campbell
San Antonio
Weal Nueva Street
W. A. Warsbach
Odd Fellows
Campbell
San Antonio Academy of Medicine
Hermann Sonr, Odd Fellows
San Antonio Canina Club
Bexar County Sfedival Society
San Antonian
Culare University
Baly
Mear Quitoes
de. Campbell
Scienlare
Theodore Hooecrelt
Lord Rathachill
George D. Coleman
Braese Thompson Seton
Milton F. Campbell
Lutheran Circle to Hold Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Junior Matron circle of Grace Lutheran church will be held Thursday in the home of Mr. Amy Schmidt at 184 Wharton Street.
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Lutheran Circle
Grace Lutheran Church
Amy Sehmidt
Wharton Street
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