Artillery to Fire at Range Trials Across Fort Road
The Second Field Artillery Brigade under Brig. Gen. Simuel D moves to Fort Son Wolston Monsday for target practice at Camp Stanley. The Fifteenth and Twelfth brigades march along Blanco and Fredericksburg roads. 87 millimeter and 76 millimeter guns to train from March 7 to April 13 with a meteorological drill from April 10 to 18, returning to Fort Thornton on April 18.
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Simuel D
Fort Son Wolston
Gamp Stanley
Fitseenth
Blanco Road
Twelfth Field Artillery
Fredericksburg
Os Fisiee
Fort Low
Tronston
Ten thousand gallons of alcohol dumped after derailment
A freight train crash near Terry caused ten thousand gallons of alcohol to spill into a ditch. The liquid caught fire but the blaze was short lived, with pills cups and oven washfuls reported as scattered by the wreck. Local witnesses described damage as the train plunged into a ditch and authorities began investigations.
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Jackson, Mills
Heb
Lenin
Harvey O Hignins Novelist Dead in New Jersey Farm
Harvey O Miggin novelist and short glory writer died at Doubleluck farm in Marntinsville New Jersey from complications after pneumonia. He was 31 years old.
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Harvey O'Higgins
Marntinsville
N. J
Harvey Omiggin
Doubleluck Farm
Reunion of Ringling family stirs long-lost memories
San Antonio hosts a reunion with Robert Ringling, baritone of the Chicago Ilivie Opera company, meeting Mrs Bumgardner and Ringling kin as twenty years pass since the young artist stunned neighbors with his violin and his Stradivarius. The piece recalls Ringling circus roots in Wisconsin and early family shows, noting how the famed performer grew to international renown.
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Miley
Tseng
Faber
Dol Theney
Mr. Bumgardner
Ure Linglinis
Ubey
America
Robert
Leon Garte
Will Meet Again With Opera Star After 20 Years
Mrs. J A Bumgardner of Los Angeles Friday will meet Charles Ringling baritone star of the Chicago Civic Opera company after a lapse of 20 years. She recalls Ringling as a talented youngster.
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J. A. Bumgardner
L. A
Charles Ringling
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Ringling
Africa artifacts arrive for exhibit at Witte Museum
The Mushmen artifacts gathered in Africa by ThTL. (Dick) Mayne, Camron Cadle expedition member, arrive in San Antonio for exhibit at the Witte Memorial. Objects from Masarwi bushmen include dance dress from the Zambezi region, drums, rattles, and carved tools. Mannen traded cloth for skins, a witch doctor's kit is featured, and hundreds of feet of motion pictures follow the people’s life to fund an African hall.
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Africa
Thtl
Dick) Mayne
Camron Cadle
Lave
San Antonio
Mannen
Mmna
Toyles
Priani
Ynambezi
Pursheri Jundesiay
Manin
Elenu
Ketne
Non-Cotton Zone Claims Adjusted
Brewster County pink bollworm quarantine claims in the non voltage zone were discussed at a meeting. J Velvurto announced today that compensation claims will be approved and sent to the presidency for final action.
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Austin
Brewster County
J. Velvurto
Eutes
Prison Jargon Contest at The Light Promises Prizes
A prison jargon contest run by The Light encourages readers to decipher 45 words and phrases from the prison vocabulary. Submissions must be mailed by noon next Wednesday. top responders win Aztec gold tickets and a film prize. Today’s list includes Angel-Reefer and several other terms.
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Phos
Pri
Fee Wenty Havery
Richael Facthelmess
Antec
Uestiny
Angel——Reefer
Belched—Bundie
Benjamin—Cou
Creepers
Cronk Mullizan—Coppers Cooler
Jtungar
Peddler Regulation Discussed by City Officials
An ordinance regulating peddlers of fenits and Fego tables is planned after a review of similar laws. Mayor Chambers, city officials, and Assistant Attorney Thomas T. Dobbs Jr. discussed licensing and tax details, including a $25 token for each wagon and a $25 per person fee, as the city studies ordinances from other towns.
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Matxer U. 3 Chambers
Chuddey
Vlinst Street
Chathers
Thomas T. Dobbs Jr
Macau
Cham- Lord
Enid
Mrs Goldsmith Home Robbed Of 7500 In Jewels
Thieves broke into Mrs. Goldsmith’s home during a wedding ceremony nearby and stole jewelry valued at 37500. Entry was gained through a rear door with a key to a safe taken and the loot included seven rings and stones totaling 7400. Police report says valuables were locked in an army safe and the key was hidden in a dresser drawer.
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Nat Goldsmith
Laurel
Sting
Pubice
Andrs. Goldsmith
Techert
Wolff
Annie Thabe
Kes
Youth Escapes as Car Overturns in Creek by Roadside
A youth driving toward San Antonio veered off a roadside pile of debris and overturned into a creek. He sustained a deep gash to the head and other injuries after the car tipped into water. He was rushed to Rabero hospital for treatment.
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Argles
Irs
San Antonio
Tie
Geen Menperinl Hospital
AUN Deaths Showing Gain In United States
The Women’s Christina Teapennies union released figures showing a rise in death rates from cromatealianisms in the United States for 1927, at 40 in 1,000,000, compared with 1 in 1,000,000 in 1920. The report cites York, February 88.
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W York
Christina Teapennies Union
Committee Backs Rejection of Election Measure in Texas
The privileges and elections committee in Austin on February 23 voted to report back with a recommendation to reject the proposed election reform. The measure sought to move the state party executive committee election to May instead of August, replacing the current committee before the next primary.
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Austin
Sone de Committee On
Tennior
Thomas B. Love
Bis
Prt
Nurr
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Good Housekeeping
Good Housekeeping Institute
Emily Newell Blair
E.houhiok
Otarf Opera
Baritone
Chicago Ilivie Opera Company
Mes
Routt Street
Frida
Telramindt
Bumgardner
Robert Ringling
Conway
Unnaboo, Wis
Ag Moubere
UN Quadel
Coats
RESS
Giver
Mistol
Haal
NUJOL
CIV Matix
Aad
Houston
Byrons
Parimode
Rayens
San Anstonio
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