Court to hear appeal on rural school aid injunction
The Court of Civil Appeals agreed to hear a motion to advance the appeal of a case challenging the recently appropriated 35 million rural school aid. A temporary injunction blocking the plan was issued by Judge F B Minor and appealed by Rice M. Tilley. The action aims to suspend the act and set precedence for equal and uniform educational funding.
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Ring
Atsta Board of Education
FB. Minor
Sax
Rice M. Tilley
Giarraes
Geseral
Zemo Skin Remedy Ad Claiming Quick Comfort
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a fast relief for itching skin and rashes. It promises smoothing of rough patches and clearing up pimples with safe pleasant formula, priced at $1.00 and sold widely.
Pinex Pine Cure Relief for Colds and Coughs
A vintage advertisement touts Pineex Pine Cure as a powerful remedy for colds coughs and bronchial troubles. It claims rapid relief from various symptoms and promotes Pine as a concentrated genpine Norway Pine extract with creosote-like properties. The slogan guarantees prompt relief and offers money back if not satisfied.
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Bose
Paris
Arin
Cardol credited by man in Poplar Bidt for relief
A local man at 831 Park Avenue describes long sleep problems and nervous strain improving after taking Cardal. He reports feeling stronger after months of use and says many others have benefited, noting Cardol is a vegetable tonic free of harmful ingredients.
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Beatwright
Park Avenue
Thin City
Cardai
Cardal
Ted
Milton Sills Back to Work in New Fox Picture
Hollywood buzz centers on Milton Sills resuming work after illness as he signs for a principal role in A Very Practical Joke for Fox. Doris Kenyon and Kenneth McKenna co star, with Ben Williams writing the story and Berthold Viertel directing. Other cast and industry chatter fill the notes from United Artists studios and fashionable clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Consricht
Los Angeles
Milton
Beck
Fox
Hollywood
Waft
Doris Kenyon
Thebr
Milton Sills
Caen
Jake
Keoneth McKenna
Mar Clarke
Ben Ames Williams
Berthold
Viertel T
John Monkeratler
Angna Enterts Wows Hearers With Unique Stage Presence
Mayo Dazey reports Angna Enterts performance in San Pedro of Episodes at the Tuesday Musical Club. Despite rain the new auditorium filled as Enterts combined rhythmic pantomime with music by Kenneth Font. Notable pieces included Feline, Antique a la Francaise, Coven of Heaven, and Aphrodisiac Green Hour, praised for its heroism and poignant humor.
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Mayo Dazey
Ss Antonio
Pedro
Boters
Consic
Ruth St. Denis
Tudd
Mise
Tesra
Heaven
Green Hour
Angus
Menius
House Declines to Impeach Federal Judge Moscowitz
Washington report states impeachment attempts against Grover M. Moscowitz, judge of the New York district, found insufficient by the committee. The judge is censured for conduct in business relationships after appointment, per judiciary subcommittee findings.
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House
Wasttiscon
Grover M. Moscowitz
Stere New York
Waey
Éeralgernuos
Judee Moscuwjit
Legion Men Oppose Merger of Bureaus
Legion members protest a proposed consolidation of bureaus as a national rehabilitation committee plans a meeting. Featured figures include Mi-araeer Cox, Jean Teglon, Wo. Woods, Major flavin M. Wankinn, and others en route to Washington to oppose the nominee.
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Alotia
Say
Mi—araeer Cox
Asuers
Jean Teglon
Wo. Woods
Flavin M. Wankinn
Wahington
Sap Aneonto
Callax
National Rehabilitation Committee
City Inventory Totals Over 69 Million In Property Value
An inventory filed Wednesday by city inventory clerk Pears to May or C M Chambers shows city property valued at 833 740 200 including trees but excluding some new buildings. The total value is cited as over 69 million dollars as of now. A full inventory of all city property is being prepared and will be available at the city hall for public information.
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C. M. Chambers
Daxey
Jobs for Their Employes Also Worry Bosses
Delegates at an American Management Association conference on personnel administration and employment security outlined concerns over job stability for workers and the potential for factory shutdowns. The discussion focused on how long employees might be kept on and the impact on health and family, with emphasis on employer duty during transitions.
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Svevegland
Jan
Army Horse Show Delayed by Rain
The Twelfth Field Artillery postpones its horse show due to rain. The event will be rescheduled to a later date. organizers report the horses are in good condition and duties remain normal. A football game between Ketam Bec and battalions was also affected by the weather and postponed.
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Army Horse Show
Twelfth Field Artillery Parse Alow
Bild Katurtas I
Ketam Bec
Battalitans
Astronomy Talk at Witte Set for Sunday
Mrs George A Moore will host an astronomy talk at the Witte on Sunday. The event promises expert instruction and insights into the night sky with demonstrations of tides and celestial observations for attendees.
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Witte
Mre
George A. Moore
Astennemy
Che Toy Seeul
Satan
Tesoe
Star Movie Dog on World Tour Plan
In New York on January 2, a film star dog is announced to embark on a world tour from Molip and will retire after performances. The act will feature on stage across Europe, with the animal gaining public attention for forthcoming shows.
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New York
Jen
Mmolipsont
Heef
Javiawers Celebrate Topeka Birthday Anniversary
Dan 7 11 Telay seny Konmis birthday observed as Josal Jay and others mark the fifty ninth anniversary of the state's joining the Union in Topeka and across the country.
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Javiawrers
Topeka
Dan
Telayseny Konmis
Josal Jay Hawhera
Unique Marionette Act Heads to Los Angeles Show
Unique Act coming to Los Angeles draws crowds eager to glimpse behind the curtains. Gros promotes French Marionettes in San Pedro Plarhouze and brings the world’s largest collection to San Antonio, staging Shippy by Percy Se. Croxby with sixty puppets and over 1000 strings in operation. Three performances on Saturday at 11, 2:30, and 8 o’clock feature extensive orchestration and illuminated puppets for a varied, dynamic show.
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Enthusiagte
Tean Gros
Gros
San Pedro
One Reason Why Women Can’t Be Jurors in Texas
Judge W. W. McCrory of the Ninety fourth District Court states the Texas Constitution requires 12 men on grand and petit juries. He argues women, formerly voters, believed themselves equal but are wrong, insisting juries remain male. He hopes the constitution isn’t changed to admit women to jury service.
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Texas
W. W. McCenry
Ninety-fourth District Court
AleCrory
Wen
McCrory
Judge Fines Bradley in South Flores traffic case
Judge Dave Walson fined Bradley after a collision on South Flores Street. Witnesses for the defense contended Sadler was at fault, Bradley testified he signaled but Sadler was 40 feet behind. The jury deadlocked before the judge acquitted Sadler and fined Bradley.
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Jiat
Tas Lemonstrains
Coperativo
Sadler
Bigfout
Terns
A. T. Bradles
Offkeu Evenue
South Flores
Etreex
Bradley
Judes
Dave Walson
Hradley
Acquite Ved
Missouri Warrant Issued for 8 A’s Suspect in Thefts
San Antonio police say they hold a Kansas City warrant for Fred Blond Herman. He is jailed on charges of theft over 40 dollars tied to a home burglary and missing bond in Pearsall Texas.
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San Antonio
Weanesnax
Kansas City
Fred ‘Blond
Herman
Fes
Pearsall
Lim
Cheka Blamed for General's Fate in Paris Affair
A cryptic report from PATIS on January 2 cites suspicions that the Cheka caused the disappearance or fate of General Alexander Paul Keutiaroff, a Paris based leader in the Mesonmrohisg columns, amid political tensions and alleged Soviet retribution.
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Patis
Alexander Paul Keutiaroff
Paris
Colans
Colay
Lae Cheba
Prima Donna Trina Destinn Dies in Czechoslovakia
Trina Destinn a famed prima donna died in Czechoslovakia at age 54 after a long illness. Born in Prague she starred in opera houses across Europe and Russia before achieving international fame. Her death closes a luminous career that influenced generations of performers.
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Czechoslovakia
Burian
Tring Destinn
Lodas Af Uatess
Slovakia
Police Officer Herrera Marks Blealeventh Year on Force
Patrolman T. S. Herrera of the Wingate precinct enters the eleventh year with the city police. He is recognized as a veteran member of the force amid ongoing efforts to promote public safety under the department’s Know Your Policeman program.
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T. S. Herrera
Wingatevente
Tariff Stand on Dye Tox Toll Warns Opposition Claim
Tierman A Mels, president of the General Dye Staffx corp of New York, testified before the Senate Tobby committee that his opposition to American valuation in the pending tani bill was not driven by German dye interests. He asserted IG of Germany “doesn't cure & contrnet cnew” whether we have American valuation or foreignisation, and said his stance serves the United States best regardless of foreign policy.
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Washington, D. G
Tierman A. Mels
General Dye Staffx Corporation of
New York
Senate
Tobby Committee
IG_ corporation
United States
Louis Ackerman Final Rites Set
Funeral services for Louis Ackerman 78 die at local hospital will be held at the residence on W. W. White route at 3 p m Thursday Rev L M Olff of St John Lutheran Church officiating Interment in Hermass cemetery Ackerman native of Berar county came to San Antonio five days ago for revival strection Survived by widow Christine three sons Edward Herman Gus and Hilmar three daughters Mrs WY J Gembler Mrs Arthur Race lemann and Miss Louise Ackerman three brothers Henry Albert and Robert Ackerman one sister Mrs Williams Bartholomee
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Louis Ackerman
Tovry
John Ackerman
W. W. White
A L. M
St. John’s ‘Lutheran Church
Hermass
Ackerman
Berar County
San Antonio
Bir
Christine Ackerman
Old Mons
Edward
Doh
Great
Herman
Gus
Hilmar Ackerman
J. Gembler
Arthur Racelemann
Louise Ackerman
Bartbers
Henry
Albert
Robert Ackerman
Williams Bartholomee
Head of University Students Resigns
Robert M. Payne, president of the Students' Association at the University of Texas, announced he would resign and place his resignation before a special meeting tomorrow night. He will leave the university at the end of this semester and move to San Antonio.
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Austin
Robert M. Payne
University of Texas
Bis
San Antonio
Search Extends for Missing Pilots in Alaska Crash
Rescue teams and locals dig through debris around a wrecked cabin plane 40 miles inland from Siberia as the search for pilots Tint Carren Eielson and Earl Barlane continues. A missing cockpit crew and a damaged aircraft hinder recovery efforts amid harsh terrain.
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Alaska
Carren Eielson
Earl Barlane
Siberia
Rum Rumor Supposes Slaying in Fifth Avenue Auto Murder
A garbled early report describes a fatal shooting on Fifth Avenue where Nathan Gertiom, 40, was seated in a car when he was shot and mortally wounded. The item references a feud and a zombie scare, with 44 miles in an attack noted.
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York
Nathan Gertiom
Fifth Avenue
New Players At Gunter Hotel
Frank Hall and his violin makers have engaged to play at the Gunter hotel for an indefinite period joining other bands to provide varied programs for patrons. The ensemble includes Bev Priest first trumpet Les Oglin trombone Jack Amlong first saxophone Joe Connor second saxophone Ray Lee third trombone Everett Allen bass and cello Ernest Hare pianist George Southell drums. Members double on other instruments and will perform in the Terrace dining room during evening hours.
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Frank Hall
Gunter Hotel
Everett Allen
Ernest Hare
Geotg Southell
San Antonio
Chicago
Milwaukee
Indignapolis
Dayton
Teresca
Seek Meet of Cattle Raisers Bid for 1831 Convention
Nat Goldsmith chairman of the conventions committee announced a bid for the 1831 convention of the Tezag and Southwest Quitle Rais ers association. A special committee meeting is set for 11 o clock Thursday morning to plan the effort. A San Antonio delegation will travel to San Angelo in March to extend the invitation.
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Tezag and Southwest
Quitle Raisers Association
San Antonio
Chamber to Ask New Parking Law
The Chamber of Commerce plans to urge a city ordinance banning parking on Haventown streets from 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. to allow street sweepers and garbage collectors to work without hindrance.
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Streec
Chamber of Commerce
Haventown
Rites Set for W. O. Brinker
Funeral services are planned for W O Brinker who died at his residence 117 Apsley Street Tuesday morning. The Rev P B Hill will conduct the rites with local ministers assisting. Brinker was connected with Antonio Katela over the past decade and with the San Antonio Casino Club. He is survived by three brothers and other relatives.
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W. UL Brinker
Apsley Street
P. B. Hill
Brinker
Antonio Katela
San Antonio
Monwell Commemorating End of War Proposed in Appomattox
A memorial shaft plan is advanced for Appomattox to mark the end of the Civil War. Rep. Decierat of Virginia introduces the idea noting Lee's surrender to Grant as the defining moment, with the site at Apparustles.
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Appomattox
Solon
Washington, D
Tan
Apparustles
Lee Garrendével
Grant
Decierat
Virginia
Immaculate Word to Begin Term With Freshman Courses
Immaculate Word college registration opens for the second semester. Thursday closes and fresh classes start with courses in English history mathematics Latin and education.
Wilbur Completes California Visit and Departure
Secretary of the Interior Hay Lyman Wilbur, after sternly scolding Westerners over resource use, prepared to return to Washington from Los Angeles on January 28. The report notes his remarks and the travel plans as he wraps up the California visit.
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Lor Angeles
Hay Lyman Wibur
Interior
Washington
Day and See How Quickly The Discouraging Condition Is Leaned Up
A brief note describes efforts to improve a troubling condition, aiming for rapid progress. The passage highlights urgency and steps taken to lift morale and restore normalcy. No specific names or locations are provided in the readable text.
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