Boy Promoted to Corporal in Local Cadet Corps
Tesus Tettley, son of Stephen Bet ley of San Antonio, promoted to corporal in the Sthveiner Tustitule Cadet corps by special order No. 6. Four corporals and several locals promoted from privates across multiple towns including Kerrville and Crystal City.
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Bercville
Tesus
Afr Tettley
Stephen Betley
San Antonio
Sthveiner Tustitule Cadet Corps
Guindait
Avid
ecHuLs
Corpornis
Ttelph Archer
Lyford
Carl Vivans
Hace
Him
Howzr
Robstown
Homes Oil
Beedrvicks Huey Iwin
Grystal City
Tr Wiponds
Whee Than Teitly
Are
Joe Delaney
Kerrville
Rufus Vine Wewett
G. GO. Smith
Olden
Stop Getting Up Nights Remedy Advertisement Spam
A garbled ad claims a cure for bladder trouble and urging readers to mail 10 to receive a free trial box. It offers a $1 value at no obligation and requests postage to Salmon Company, Battle Creek, Michigan. The notice uses persuasive language and financial bait to entice responses.
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Salmon Company
Dept. Bass
Calhoun St
Battle Creek
Mich
Adlerika Digestive Remedy Shown by Dr Carl Discovery
Dr Carl’s discovery, presented in Private Practice, promotes Adlerika a mixture claimed to act on both upper and lower bowels removing polluting matter to stop gas and bloating within ten minutes and relieve constipation in two hours. Sold by Sommers-Wagners drug stores.
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Tr. Gort Wesuhoke
Sommers-Wagners
Al Jolson to Visit San Antonio With Mammy Man
Al Jolson arrives in San Antonio for the first time, visiting local sites and attending a Monday night performance at the municipal auditorium. He plans to film a new picture with United Artists after the tour, and his trip includes ticket office appearances to boost sales. Jolson is described as affable, down to earth, and fond of entertaining families, with ties to the stage and film world.
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Jeff Davis
al Jolson
Sonny Boye
Taw Docksindler
al G. Fields
Elena
Jolson
Holton
San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
Ihr
Municipal Audieacium
South Texas
Gnodeville
Gouton
West Coast
Warne Brothers
United Artists
Jolson Jg
Davy Teo
Bonny Bay
Tolson
D. Maddux
Califhonia
Tie Kat
Dame
Fortune
Joleyn
Ruby Rerler
Lobe
McTorrry
New Orleans
Nenny
Mammy
Firemen and Police to Hold Their Jobs and Other Measures
Mayor C. M. Charaberry Mountay announced that firemen and police would keep their positions as extra measures were discussed to cut expenses. Police Commissioner Phil Wright indicated he expected to furlough several workers to fund the ongoing strain of the disensus, with a plan to reduce staff during the resumption of duties.
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C. M. Charaberry
Cire
Phil Wright
R Wright
Dirigible Tos Angeles Returns After Three Day Flight
The navy airship Tos Angeles, after a three day voyage far south of St Angustina Florida, is back in its hangar near Key West. It landed safely last night following the extended trip.
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Dirigible
Nod
Dan
Navy
Tos Angeles Wan
Tony
St. Angustina
Fla
Alger Son of War Secretary Dies in New York
Ibua srir A. Alger, son of Gen. Russell A. Alger, secretary of war in McKinley’s cabinet, died yesterday in New York. He was 52 years old.
Untitled Notice Fragment Sparks Perplexing Read
Fragmentary OCR item mentions water issues and eye irritation tied to Aust and gnats. Scattered terms include folding hh ale aruerint, hindering clear interpretation of location, date, or action.
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Siegen
Charity Gift Offered to President Elect Matin
A group approached President-elect Chtiz Matin with a plan to fund a new business venture. He asked his secretary to accept a check to start the fund and requested a formal mail reply to proceed with the automobile gift.
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Menicoy Gity
Chtiz Matin
Ana Ak
Aegean quake devastates Psara and Ayte-Tsara areas
An earthquake struck the Aegean islands Psara and Ayte-Tsara causing widespread building collapses and casualties. Reports indicate many structures failed as residents faced dangerous aftershocks and disrupted lifelines. Local authorities urged caution and structural assessments.
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Aegean Islands
Athens
Tui
Telands
Psara
Ayte-Tsara
Aegean
Frank Hawks to Attempt Glider Trip Across America
A report states Frank Hawks will attempt a cross country glider flight next April financed by a oil company. The mission aims to span the United States using a glider, funded in part by the sponsor.
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Frank Hawks
America
Dan
Mo Diayks
United Juty
Funeral Held for Robert Rosenbusch
Funeral services for Robert Rosenbusch were held Monday morning at St. Lee's Church. The San Antonio resident died Saturday. he is survived by his wife, six sons, three daughters, and four brothers and sisters. Reverend Father Mivryne officiated.
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San Antonia
Mivryne
SL Lee
War on illiteracy campaign in the United States
An intensive nationwide effort aims to reduce illiteracy before the census, led by President Howrye's national advisory committee. The plan involves volunteer drives and interior department leadership to organize drives and recruit groups across states.
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United States
Honnead
Howrye
Geminilien
Willa
Soviets Sentence Envoy in Germany for Rebuffed Negotiations
The Soviet Union has issued a death sentence to OW, an envoy in Germany, citing violations of state policy and failure to comply with government summons. The case centers on alleged uncooperative conduct and harmful actions on behalf of the government using a German form. The ruling was delivered by the supreme court with authorities reviving property measures once more.
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Supreme
Canel
Boter Miller-Mallis
Germany
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