Wealthy Amnesiac Found After Days of Disorientation
Philip Hobson, seventeen, heir to a Massachusetts paper magnate, was found in San Antonio with no memory of how he arrived. He recalled attending tutoring in Cambridge on January 6 before waking up five days later at a railroad station with money missing and no city identified. He identified his father as Arthur T. Hobson, president of the St. Croix Paper Co, and wired for help.
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Missing Cambridge Student Reappears After Amnesia Shocker
A charmingly dressed youth calling himself Hobson arrived at a police station claiming to be an Australian missing son. He said memory loss occurred after leaving Cambridge for a railroad station. Police are verifying identity as telegrams prompt family contact. He reported no injuries and described a lack of sensation in the memory lapse.
Rotary Club Hosts Former Pastor as Guest Speaker
The Rev. Hugh McLellan, former pastor of San Antonio Central Christian church and now visiting, led the weekly Rotary Club meeting at noon Friday. The January birthday party for Rotarians born in January followed the luncheon as Victor Ingirilo and his Empire theater orchestra provided the music.
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