Minors Board of Five Faces Feb. 21 Busy Meeting
A convoluted report shows a Minors Board of Five meeting February 21 addressing plans for centralizing purchasing and new organizing roles. The committee rejected a single central agency and a sick worker idea, preferring local organizing by members in their own territories. Members named include William G. Branham of Durham, Joe Carr, J. Altin Gardner, Warren Giles, and Totta Dneriott with others listed from Texas and New York.
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Avinaz Friguon
Wnd Fe
Sreviva
Central Bis
Canseshen
Jose
Aupport
Joe Carr
Columbus American Association Club
Carr
William G. Branham
Durham
Thamhoin
J. Altin Gardner
The
Texas Jonge
Watren Giles
Rochester
N.Y
Tlota Dneriott
Terre Unite
Tad
Boxing Fight Results From New York Cards
The Associated Press reports a chaotic lineup of results from New York venues. Names include Ted Fendwion and Sadie Wrenn along with judges and referees, listing multiple bouts and various nationalities. The dispatch mentions several fighters from Poland Slovakia and Ireland, with scattered outcomes and point tallies recorded in the night’s program.
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New York
Poland
Masa Golpalntes
Hoag
Eraines
Dee Moeay
Fremcure
Sadie Wrenn
Altornia
Henry Firpo
Newcastle
AL Puli
Neaarl
Deony Stelen
Faleaga
Mmidzek
Des Moines Club President Visits San Antonio on Mexico Trip
Alice Krysi, president of the Des Moines club of the Western League, traveled through San Antonio en route to Mantetox Mexico with companions. Homer Hammond, resident of the San Antonio Indians, confirmed plans for a forthcoming Mexican visit but offered no firm announcements.
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Alice Krysi
Ves Moines Club
San Antonio
Mantetox
Mexico
Mee
Koreser
Bazepail
Homer Hammond
San Antonio Indians
Homer
Tre Wa
Ginn Ani
Old Mexico
Olympic Winter Games coverage from Lake Placid on radio
New York reports that the National and Columbia broadcasting systems will relay coverage of the Olympic Winter Games from Lake Placid starting February 4. Also noted is the Spanish American League team from Monterrey defeating Gircut Mercantiin in three straight games by scores 40 to 32, 12 to 20, and 42 to 42.
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Lake Placid
New York
National
Columbia
Take Placid
Monterrey
Gene Stries Thoredaxy
Eridny
Halusdag Nichle
Montérrey
Ike
Open Forum letters and public grievances misread
The Open Forum prints resignations and editorials complaining about politics and economics. Contributors accuse lawmakers bankers and contractors of misusing public funds while questioning debt and labor pay. The page reproduces fragmented letters from readers criticizing policy.
New Co operation Plan Favored for U S Hontor The Light
Fragmentary editorial discussing a cooperative system as a remedy to crisis. It argues socialized industry and farming under government control to serve people, noting concentration of wealth and urging broader land and production rights. Names, dates, or concrete entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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U.S. Hontor
United State
Omaire
Jarger
Prize Offered For Movie Actress Name Contest
A publicity prize of 750 dollars is offered for any suggested stage or fake name for a movie actress linked to a theater promotion. Entries must be postmarked by a set date and sent to the Publicity Director in California. Duplicate names share the prize. a quick, memorable alias is favored.
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Prom Uuillysaed
Ennien
Sigs Mann
Rasa
Ubianimentoerment
Daniery
Beline
Willams
Atilla
Bycamars Ave
Flallgrnod
California
Teceryong
Why Gentlemen in San Antonio Waver Manners and Respect
A fragmented opinion piece contemplates why men in San Antonio retain or shed manners as a duty to protect women and children. It argues civility arises from habit, culture, and social rules, not mere impulse, contrasting polite conduct with rough behavior.
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San Anthoio
Indica
Expects Woman To Agree On Issue Aiditor The Liget
A flawed fragmentary draft discusses a female public stance on a political issue. The writer claims men have erred and urges women to align with his views, voicing sexist rhetoric and a call for change in gender dynamics. The text references public roles and societal expectations without clear context.
Former Queen of Greece Stays Weak in Health Report
An afternoon update states the former Queen of Greece remains in frail condition as doctors report continuing health challenges. The article notes concern from medical staff and mentions ongoing treatment without detailing specifics, reflecting cautious official wording.
Japanese unit severe beaten in mid east skirmish
An official report says a Japanese cavalry detachment of about 70 soldiers was nearly wiped out by Chinese irregulars near Hamiltun, 56 miles north of Caduahan along the Tolushan Wanghon railway. Four officers and 16 men were killed in a Sunday attack by 1000 Chinese troops.
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Eden
Jebel
Hamlitun
Caduahan
Tolushan- Wanghon
Dreiplug-Mukden
Moscow Protest Over Japan Backed Move Warns Russia
Reports from Moscow indicate official concern over Japan’s possible backing of a Manchurian move to undermine White Russia. The Russian ambassador to Japan met Premier Inukai. the premier denied Japan’s intent to assist any such movement.
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Wkt
Van
Trussia
Japan
North Maclin Rie
Ihan
Cots Slia
Republic
Smbicaador
Inukai
Auck
Woman Civil War Veteran Succumbs
LAWRENCE Muse January 12 One of the Jas women veterans of the Civil War, Mrs Mery F Tang, died at age 81 after disguising as a boy to enlist in the Union forces and later deserting. Mrs Leng, 85, died of natural causes at the home of her daughter.
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Lawrence
Muse
INS
Jas
Tony
Mery F. Tang
Afi
Afrs
Leng
Paris Red Parade Ends in Police Round-up
Paris report says a Communist led job and employment demonstration before the chamber of deputies turned chaotic as police staged an unprecedented round-up, arresting more than 7,500 demonstrators.
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Paris
INS
Chamber of Deputies
Uni
Obituary notices for Hawkins and others in San Antonio
Obituary notices list Audrey Hawkins 33 of San Antonio died unexpectedly. Services from Porter WorIng Chapel with James Odd officiating, burial in Mosdawn Park. Also notes Adolph Deutcam 16, Jobe Hore 48, Mollie Allen 44, and others with survivors and service details from Porter Loring and local churches.
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Hawlins
Porter Woring
King
Hee Howe
Kark Place
James
Odd Rill
Mosdawn Park
Abs
Uawkins
San Antonio
al. J' Luw
Sherlock Xiek
Dh Haucork
Vane
Do. Krotek
Mreeport Irs
Luin Horas
Davenport
Elcampa
Jac Jr
Joba
Krugat
Lee
Foul Davenport
Beeeport
Texas
Texas; Willarentd
Airy
Joe Lavenport
Budfield
Marx Brothers to Begin Work on Horsefeathers
Los Angeles report states the Marx Brothers plan to start their next film Horsefeathers later in January. B D Schulberg notes the success of Death Monkey business guiding the new comedy with writers Kalmar and Harpo, Groucho, Chico, Zeppo set to return. Wives and other cast members discussed. The piece also surveys Hollywood chatter on actors like Arliss, Menjou, Pickford, and Barthelmess, hinting at ongoing productions and future projects.
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Louella
Los Angeles
Bbr
Schulberg
Monkey
Dorsefeathers
Harry Ruby
Kalmar
D. Perlong
William Johnson
Marx
Hallywood Beldeo
Mackeeuman
Baipu
Groucho
Chica Ial Zeppo
Gasuca
Warner Hrothera
Kay
Gladya Unger
Miss. Proorisales
Longacre Theater
New York
Warner Brothers
Con Rainer
Miss Jane Die
Musical Tea Planned by Tadassah Society of San Antonio
The Tadassah Society of San Antonio will host a musical tea at the Aurora ballroom from 3 to 5 on Wednesday honoring donors and new members. The program includes international music in costume with vocal solos by Mrs J Shumann and Mrs T B Gregory Cin, piano by Jia Itichie nt te, a Chinese reading, a vocal prelude by Mrs Annie Tinslolt Narich, and German and American selections with various soloists including Mrs Gizella Baucé Sulter and Miss EUg Mackensen. Charles Greenspin of New York will give an address and Florence Saxon will sing an American song.
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Seasor
Tadassah Society of San Antonio
Aurora Ballroom
J. Shumann
Jia Itichient
Tweile Gregory Cin
Annie Tinslolt Narich
Hot Water Burn Victim Hospitalized In West Salina
96 year old Maura Hernandez of West Salina Street was burned by hot water and taken to The Robert B. Green Hospital on Tuesday. Estate valued at $45,178,181 concerns John B. Archbold former head of Prairie cimmons and the Wied Fan 10 transfer inx appraisal.
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Maura Hernandez
OL West Saliana Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Nea Nome
Inn
John B. Archbold
Prairie _cimmons
APG Punishes 2 Attackers After Harbin Assault
In Mor des on January 12 1925 Japanese authorities punished two attackers and an interpreter linked to the assault on Col ey B Chamberlain American vice consul at Harbin. Disciplinary actions extended to two soldiers a junior general commanding Mokden military post and subordinate officers.
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Murdes
Unites Seates
Vsu Coley B. Chamberlain
Harbin
Abs
Jenior
Mokiteumm
Frinier Inn Tragedy Noted In August Report
Fragmentary 19th century item reports a man named Manvien killed by another at a Frinier Inn on August 18. Details are incomplete but the incident centers on a shirt change dispute and a fatal outcome. The piece preserves names and a location without full context.
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Dues Folirt
Camors
Frinier
Inn
Meomise August Vattay
Hobrecht Bond Reduced to Five Thousand Dollars
Hobrecht, charged with others in a conspiracy to violate national prohibition law, had his bond reduced from 10000 to 5000 and was released Tuesday after spending time in Tioxar county jail.
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Due Hobrecht
Lyon Liebbens Cone
Hobrecht
Tioxar County
Atlante
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
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the Plaza Hotel
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