Campbell Named Commander in Unclear Military Fray
The fragment describes Campbell taking charge of an unclear unit or operation amid a movement in San Antonio with various officers named. It mentions George D. Cringe bell as coronel, Ward move, and Ben Kifer as chamber president, plus several others listed as major candidates. It notes an educational campaign and recommendations from chamber members in relation to a forward move.
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George D. Cringebell
Rales
Ward Move
Ben Kifer
Chamber of Computerce
Young
Crook
Tieu- Levant
Te Antes Bods
J. B. Gilmore
Arthur Baird
Ld Herpel
del Newson
D. A. Caldwell
George O'Brien
Siz
Farry P. McKeen
San Antonio
Ramplinner
Kifer
Search For Thrill Leads Boys Crime Fallout
Officials confirm the announcement and development of a main line and San Antonio as a hub on a transcontinental route. Cooperation from state and county highway departments is noted for highway projects. A publicity campaign will promote San Antonio as an industrial and tourist center, with plans for new planta and trade expansion. Committee records show a $1,000,000 cost for a Civil War Union and Confederate Forces print project, awaiting a $4,000,000 appropriation.
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Lppientigard
San Antonio
Lye State
Apothey Pris Yusal
Washington
Baldus Presides at Factory Meet in San Antonio
President Charles Bohlu of the svtachirers' AgKoiN San Antonio presided over a Weld association meeting held Tuesday. Members discussed business matters and related topics during the session.
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Baldus
Charles Bohlu
Svtachirers' Agkoinsan
Antonia Tion
Gilbert B R Parks Funeral Held At Residence
Funeral services for Gilbert R Parks aged 56, superintendent of Smith Brothers Construction camps, were held Tuesday afternoon after services at his residence 3305 South Presa. The Rev T Gates of First Baptist Church officiated.
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Gilbert
R Parks
Smith Irothers Construction Campsny
South Presa Sirées
Lele
Rev
T. _ Gates
First Baptist
Sugar intake warned against by officials for health
Officials urge moderation in sugar consumption while warning that excessive intake of fattening sweets harms public health. The statement calls for balanced diets and reduced overindulgence in sugary foods across the American population.
Thrill Killer Boe To Trial
The trial for the Thrill killer Boe began amid tense courtroom scenes. Family members attended, including Harsh’s mother and sister, while Willard Smith’s widow sat nearby as witnesses and lawyers prepared for the proceedings. The atmosphere remained somber as the case moved forward with prosecutors and investigators in attendance.
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Tiarshs
Kr. A. Harsh
Train faster cuts travel time between St Louis and San Antonio
A Texas Pacific timetable change speeds the Missouri Pacific and Mexico City routes. The Missouri Pacific will shift the Texas Special schedule, with departure and arrival times adjusted to shorten the St Louis to San Antonio trip. The Gunénlae Special Mexico City section also alters its San Antonio departure time to 8 45 a m, tightening connections.
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St. Louis
San Antonio
Missouri-Knocae-Torsy
Missouth Pacific
Joenrafiread
Kelly “Texas
Mt. Louis
Antonio
Mt Te
Missouri Tracific
St. Louia
Heer
Street Work to Begin in San Anton City Plan
About thirty paving projects approved by the city will start next week. Commissioner Paul Steffler announced street launches on East Commerce from Rio Grande to Milman and Southline from Bromway to Vuchtsellt. A bridge contract across the river on Josephine Street is delayed.
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San Aton
Cominine Sioner Paul
Steffler
Rio Grande
Milman
Bromway
Vuchtsellt
Josephine
Chicago Golf Fans Pack Travelers to 8.4 Tourney
More than 10 Chicago Kiwavis and other enthusiasts plan to travel by special train to the tournament. The local chamber of commerce publicity director says a large party will depart Chronze Sphriry on the 17th for the Caled KRiwanin event. A visitor count and program details are being arranged, with an emphasis on a festive approach and organized travel.
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Chicago
Lerat
Myenace
Claunlry
Ieee Sy
Two Runaway Orphans Held at San Antonio Police Station
Jessie Herron and Brady Riper, runaways from an orphanage, were picked up by motorists while en route from Austin to Waco, then brought to the San Antonio police station. They cried under questioning, were sent to a matron, held overnight, and placed on a bus back to Waco.
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Wacoo Hee
Tle World
Wad
Si Antunig
Austin
Jessie Herron
Brady Riper
Humane Body Plans Future at Annual Meeting
The Humane Society plans to discuss future projects at the annual members meeting and dinner in Auburg. Elections for officers may be postponed due to committee nominations. President H. W. Ochs leads the organization as reports from multiple committees are presented.
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Elinitmen
Myst Dor A. Livingstone
Children's Cent
George B. Peston
Mra
Eugene “Holme Green
Humane Education
Tite’ Seeligaou
Wallace Cornaban
Sivunee
King's Condition Reported Satisfactory in London
January 1 update from London states King George remains in satisfactory condition while Queen Mars and Prince George show normal progress with no signs of serious complication. The prince and his mother remain confined to their rooms as care continues.
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Londus
King George
Mars
Prince George
Froth
Two easy steps to ward off colds and flu
Doctors recommend Najol to support the body's functions while avoiding laxatives. Use Mistol each morning and night to protect the nose and throat from influenza before going out and after returning home.
Fragmented medical ad copy mentions Nuj and Miscol relief
The readable text promotes a two product combination Nuj and Miscol claimed to prevent illness and soothe throat symptoms. It describes gargling for sore throats or coughs and promises protection against flu like symptoms with a twofold precaution.
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S.A
George Harsh
Richard Gallogly
Atlanta
George Harah
Gilbert BR. Parks
Constance Talmadge
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