Speegh Arts Luncheon Held In Tapestry Room
The Speegh Arts Luncheon was held in the tapestry room of the St Anthony boles on Saturday at 12 15 pm. Miss Mary H Johnston and Miss Majorie Will led the program with readings on O Neil s play Two parts described the vocal technique lecture and the influence of records from Windsor Daggett and Edith Wynne Matthi son. The meeting included a review of the play Emper Jones and a discussion on effective speaking. A Christmas motif with holly bells and tinsel decorated the venue and gifts were exchanged among attendees. The group will reconvene at the Woman's Club for a luncheon and plan future events.
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San Antonio Speech Arts Association
Anthury
Mary H. Johnston
Majorie Will
O'Neil
Chemperor Jones
Jélugton
Misa Witt
Windsor
Tagget
My. Daggett
Wbdith
Wynne Matthison
Wiiter
American Academy of Arts
Wnh
Nike
Whiter Gampden
Aml Alowaloe
Ma Rocha Club
Mra R. I Wicobson
Meadorwer
B. Armstrong
Me Armstrong
Tedell
O. J. Mish
Uinrieheen
Tl Mueller
Welch
Lensburg
Dacoboil
Fire damages city building. incendarists suspected
A mysterious blaze in Kansas City early today caused extensive damage to a city building. Officials estimate a loss near twenty five thousand dollars and are pursuing suspects linked to arson. Local fire crews battled the flames into the morning as investigators inspect for clues at the scene.
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Kansas Citt
Carl
Ineustiary Ori
Danid
Donovan
Chick
Social notes and gatherings fill the week in Camp Norman area
The column details a flurry of bridge luncheons and tea parties hosted by Mrs. Green, Mrs. Dethea, Mrs. Arbuckle, and others in Camp Norman and Brooke Field area. It notes guests from Austin to Chicago, Christmas visits, and travelers like Mrs. Peabody of London. Army choral postponements, hotel travel, and theater outings frame a busy social calendar through the new year.
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Tomer Arbuckle
J. G. Lynch
Brooke Field
Austin
Ambrose Uyrie
I. DG
Peabody
London
England
William, Milligan
Lollywood
Cal
Maame D'Guima
Society Notes From Local Visit and Events
Recent visitor Miss Katherine Bryan of Greenville SC returned home after being the guest of Bishop and Mrs W T Capers. Numerous social occasions unfolded with dinners dances and house parties, including gatherings at Garden Tow and Antonio Country Club. Names such as Mr and Mrs J H Maur Gindada and Miss Helen Milbueny Newton appear among hostesses and guests across multiple engagements.
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Katherine Bryan
Greenville
South Carolina
Bishop
W. T. Capers
Hearst Offers Big Prohibition Plan to Amend Constitution
A garbled 1920s note cites Hearst offering twenty five thousand to push the Eighteenth Amendment from the Constitution and to enforce prohibition. It claims funds and political maneuvering will fail to alter the constitutional ban and hints at opposition letters and public rhetoric. The text is incoherent but centers on anti enforceability and constitutional stakes.
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New York
Hearst
Ducant
Speakership fight starts in state capital race
In Austin the speaker race opened with three contenders vying for a majority of pledged votes. Edberg candidate T L Mlimtromery arrived first and set up headquarters while W S Barron from Brazos and Grady Woodruff of Parad joined the fray.
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Austin
Tyro
Mlimtromery
Edberg
Santa Fe Case Drawn In Rail Dispute
Fragmentary report notes a drawn case involving Santa Fe railroads over a Moats Fex application. Mentions Tong dispute and potential consent before a hearing ten miles distant. Ad fragment references Ming Moore Tr and Compton.
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T.P
Santa Fe
Dallas
Dan
Merve Camnyiaminn
Tong
Tesng & Pa- Fifie
Santa Me
Fex
Ming Moore
Compton Ae
Dream of Flier Ends in Crash in Colombia
The American trained chief pilot Lutijainin Mendez of the Colombian air service was flying from New York to Itogatn when the dream ended in a crash near Girardot, Colombia, on January 2. Details are fragmentary but indicate the flight ended abruptly with casualties.
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Girardot
Columbia
Lutijainin Mendez
Amerleam
Colombian Air Service
New York
Itogatn
Hig Bonk
Convicts Escape From Prison Farm Near Sugarland
Jan 3 4 convicts overpowered guards and fled from the Imperial Himte prison farm near Sugarland. Three were recaptured shortly after the escape, with authorities continuing searches for the remaining escapees.
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Holrton
Shegan
Imperial Himte
Sugarland
Gourt Battles Loom Over University Lease Sale
Austin June 3 A squabble over leases on University of exoy vil lanes halted yesterday after injunctions. Commissioner Mubixan, restrained from selling, prepared to dissolve the injunction while bidders were notified bids would be withheld. Robison claimed up to 11000 bids were poised but blocked. he warned a cash bonus of not less than 400000 if sale proceeds today.
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Austin
Jun
Litiganis i
University of “Exoy Villanes
Mubixan
Inunh
Robison
Auestion
Lens
Lulison
Tod Commissiones
Tobisa
Shay Gue Fe
Hodigan
Gilbert Arrives From Debt Session
Gilbert arrives in New York from a debt session aboard the Mergenaria Corbik annul wettns visit. He protests that certain reports on cooperation must be based on no mystery and complete restatement of text.
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Gilbert
Walker Gilbert
Mergenaria Corbik
Ger
One Time Where Accident Was Pardonable
An unclear report describes a crime involving three bandits and a youth named Charles. The narrative references a robbery, pursuit, and later testimony about negligence in a corporation court context. Details are fragmentary and not fully coherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Fr. Steller
Aetive Freee
Corporation Court
Sir James Barrie Poised for British Peerage Rise
London reports say Sir James Barrie may be raised to the British peerage as the illness of King George prompts noble promotions. The famed author of Peter Pan could join the nobility, with formal steps expected once the king’s health stabilizes and a government presentation occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Barrie
S.A. Playgrounds Reported Heavily Attended
Local playgrounds drew strong crowds as city facilities hosted public events. John Wingate, superintendent of FeCreation, commented on crowd levels and the need for continued safety during the epidemic era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
Bassok
John Wingate
Texas G. O. P. To Have 43 Delegates
The Texas Republican Party will enter the 1932 National Convention with 43 delegates following Louvers defeat of Al Smith in the state. It marks the largest Republican delegation Texas has credited and reflects a new representation basis increasing by 17 from 1928. Democrats will have 40 delegates in their 1932 convention.
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Austin
Texas
Jin
International News Service
AL Smith
Ene
Turge Anil & Delegnis
Fnr
Avery Rongresshouat
Luwel
Republicaty Nowines
Democrats of
Troag
Connie's Mother Puts End to Rumor New AGH
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a rumor about a divorce and names inconsistent entities. It references Connie’s mother ending rumors, with scattered terms like Tow Sergery, Meeldes, Stes Mhuire, and Lotknaend Neteher, lacking clear context or coherent events to summarize reliably.
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Connie
Sergery
Oshayne
Lotknaend Neteher
Chiengo
Klore
Bron Balylog
Auahaud
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