San Antonians to Cruise in Tropics From Houston
About 25 to 30 San Antonians will cruise Cuban, South American and Central American ports aboard a ship leaving Houston on the morning of February md and returning March 20. The itinerary includes Mobile, Miami, Havana, Cartagena, and the Panama Canal with 205 travelers from Texas and other states.
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Postal pay bill faces Senate battle over rate increases
Washington Jan 26 The postal pay and rate increase bill remains under heavy opposition in the Senate. Senator Swansen Democrat Virginia plans to renew a motion to strike the entire rate increase provision, potentially leaving the measure as vetoed by President Coldidge. House Democratic Leader Garrett of Tennessee threatens to return the bill to the Senate arguing it oversteps constitutional authority by originating revenue legislation. The Senate previously failed to sustain a point of order that would have removed the rate provisions.
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Charles Im. BuPuy Dies in New Mexico Tittsburgh
Obituary note reports Charles Im. BuPuy dies in New Mexico after a bout of illness during travels. The item references a funeral arrangement and a high school library event featuring a free lecture by Dr. Louis K. Anspacher, noting a forthcoming lecture and a serial farce titled Drame.
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Obsolete Cough Remedy Emulsio Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Emulsio for obstinate coughs and bronchial issues. It claims creosote content inhibits bacteria growth and that Emulsio, with other ingredients, soothes irritation, loosens phlegm, and protects inflamed surfaces while targeting germs. Refund offered if not effective.
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Our Cross-Word Puzzle A WaT S-PHIS-Puzzle No 28
Puzzle text presents fragmented clues and misprints for a crossword, listing mixed numbers and garbled words. It references months, fabrics, objects, and terms across horizontal and vertical entries with several distorted phrases and unclear solutions.
Jail Meals and Fines At City Prison
Police report three days of prisoner stays with meals of coffee bread syrup beans and occasional meat. Priced at about 22 to 27 cents per meal, fines could reach up to 100 dollars for larger offenses. Nine arrests over the weekend included regular inmates and petty offenders. nine breakfasted in jail on Monday, including several women.
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Woman stabbed in row at house incident report
An altercation occurred Sunday night in the 20 block on U Avenue Street leading to a stabbing. The assailant fled as witnesses called for help. The Zaragoza woman was taken to Saint Heres Hospital with chest injuries but is expected to recover.
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California lemon juice tonic before breakfast
A promotional claim urges drinking California lemon juice in hot water before breakfast to improve digestion and breath. It praises lemons as stomach toners and appetite enhancers, suggesting a ten day test to alleviate acidity and blood balance.
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Jazz and Orchestra Listings From Silent Light Chicago Edition
A fragmented digest lists numerous music performances and venues including orchestras, organ recitals, opera, and chamber groups. Entries reference cities like Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles and Portland with various times and prices, noting ensembles such as the Seateh Quartet and directors or performers across multiple venues.
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Senate Faces Important Confirmations Amidst Busy Session
Washington Jan 6 The Senate grapples with immediate confirmation of Attorney General Stone amid a crowded agenda including the Isle of Pines treaty and a postal bill. Wheeler indictment matters linger as administration leaders weigh whether to delay or send Stone to the judiciary committee. President Coolidge discusses the Wheeler case with Donovan, heightening a tense, uncertain pace for approving bills as the House advances supply measures.
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Plicemen Search Building After Intruder Disturbance
Three Antonians were checked in the town district between 12 2 and 1 20 a m Monday as police investigated a possible salt robbery at the Texas State Bank and Trust Company building. A report said an officer overturned a chair in the Graybure building and saw a light trail, prompting a thorough search of offices. The night watchman claimed to have stumbled over a chair and his light.
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Violin Stolen From Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Spively reported the theft of her 1641 Magini violin from the Trinity Methodist Church on Beacon Hill while she sang in the choir. The instrument, valued at $500, was a grandmother’s gift and bore the inscription Gavini Magini 1641. Police note a recent rise in petty thefts at San Antonio churches.
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Dreamer as earth's troublemaker moves young people
The Rev. Ahoy H. Brand, pastor of Madison Square church, spoke on Young People's Day urging admiration for the dreamer despite hostility from practical society. He warned against using slander and ridicule as weapons, calling dreamers central to history and progress.
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Society and clubs entertainments in San Antonio
Mrs Henry Drought hosted Monday afternoon gatherings featuring a Majestic box party showcasing Tudge Lynch a Will Rogers play. Guests included Madame Maria Ascara Mrs Florida Sharp Mrs Arthur Coolidge and daughter Miss Margaret Coolidge plus Mrs Harry Ingersall and Mrs Walter Dunham. Many other social events follow including bridge parties lunches and musicales with local and visiting society figures.
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Jewelry Store Moves and Local notices in wartime ad page
A jumble of advertisements lists a jewelry store relocation to 209 West Poplar Street, a dining and dancing venue at The Barn Inn with live music by Heron B. Smith, plus health spa services and a free lecture by Dr Louis Ans. Police report aging suspect detained for vagrancy, four cars stolen downtown, a coat stolen from a parked car, and an attempted burglary foiled at A Huffaker's store on St Marys Street.
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Hearing Delayed in Tulsa Slaying Case
The preliminary hearing for Charles Y. Purdy, accused of murdering Tulsa businessman Ernest Autchison, was continued this morning to this afternoon after a defense motion. The crowded courtroom drew many spectators who stayed to watch, some bringing someone to sharpen focus on the case.
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Chicago Daily Journal editor John Eastman dies after collapse
John Eastman longtime owner editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily Journal died after collapsing at Pier services following a stroke like illness. Born in Eaton Ohio he studied engineering at Ohio University and Ohio State University before moving to Chicago in 1890 to work for the Herald and later helped found the Chronicle and advertise for the New York Journal. He was married to Eva Ha who died in 1917 and his body is to be cremated with burial in Alexandria Ohio.
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Woman Hit by Stray Bullet in Chicago Vow of Revenge Suspected
In Chicago on January 26, Mrs Lena Williams was seriously wounded by a stray bullet while in her flat above William W Snyder. Authorities believe the injury was an attempted act of vengeance linked to the arrest of three youths a week earlier in a robbery and hold up case. The assailants had been freed on bail. Snyder has since received threatening letters. The incident occurred amid crossfire that endangered Snyder and his wife but spared them.
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Temple Youth Group Chooses Leaders at Refresh Meeting
The League of Temple will select a name for the Temple Beth Youngs Folks’ Theme. The event, a sole refresh meeting, will be held at Temple Beth-Fl.
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