Misread City Notes Mix Up Theater Guests And Unclear Headlines
A jumble of names and phrases describes theater manager Roy Fierce, apartment guests with a monkey, and Grayburg Oil president Frank Mistley visiting on pleasure. References to unemployment statistics, a missing machine report, and odd newsroom humor follow, ending with a reporter’s scramble to finish a story during wartime duties.
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Frank ©. Mistley
Grayburg Oil Company
Grayburg Company
Kiser
Colo
Pastor to Address Youth Assembly in Kerrville
Dr H Bascom Watts pastor of Laurel Heights Methodist church will deliver platform addresses at the annual Young People's Assembly in Kerrville and will be absent from the city until the middle of next week. In his absence Rev P W Walker of Alamo Heights church will study the Laurel Heights pulpit at Sunday morning service and Dr K P Barton presiding elder of the San Antonio district will preach at the evening hour on the root.
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H. Bascom Watts
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Kerrville
P. W. Walker
Alamo Heights Church
Laurel Heights
K. P. Barton
San Antonio
Church to Hold Special Services for Anniversary
Alamo Heights Presbyterian Church marks the first anniversary of Lin jew chutes opening with a Sunday service led by Pastor Shefev Prapris M and Chaplain J Sula Pence to preach the sermon. The church notes progress and growth across departments as new members and activities are welcomed.
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Alamo Heights
A. Slaylor Tillman
Cordon T. Chariton
Thomson Aid
Nair
Travis Park Women Plan Meeting With Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary society at Travis Park will hold its session on January 1 with Mrs Roath Tate presiding. The business session follows a practical program led by Mrs J D Howard and others, welcoming members and friends from the church and nearby.
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Travis Park
Woman's Missionary Society
Roath
Tate
Olyetes
J. D. Howard
Womell
Breach suit tension in Palm Sinta court case unfolds
Myrtle Joan St Pierre, a nurse, faces a $200,000 breach of promise suit against David Hulton as jury deliberations loom in Los Angeles. A special Saturday session heard threats to Hutton and St Pierre, with police confirming a fanatic as possible culprit. court observers and defense lawyers faced warnings as tensions rose.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle Joan St. Pierre
David Hullo
Einger
Wks
Aline Sample McPherson
Jor W Roth
Cook
Usc
Wann Hutton Tawyri
Wilfedd Andrews
Hutton
Andrews
Roy Watkins
Mark Jones
Angelus Temple
Mark Janes
Natches and dances mark weekend events across Martinez area
The notice lists a string of social activities around Martinez and nearby towns including dances at Castroville and Woodlawn Lake, a barbecue and ball game at Macdona, and multiple musical performances by local orchestras. Admission ranges from a few cents to a quarter, with venues like St Hedwig Road and Lone Star venues hosting dances and community gatherings through July.
Vets Bush to Borrow Fe for Bonus Marchers Return
Washington July 4 hundreds of World War veterans headed back toward home after pressing Congress for the bonus payments. President Hoover signed a bill to lend 1110 dollars for transportation and food, as more than 600 applied for aid and about a third received favorable decisions. Veterans leaders urged continued stay until Congress acted on their demands.
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Congress
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Veterans Administration
Knuglt
Ling
Walter W. Waters
Police Recover $100 Bill Given Out by Mistake
A mistaken payment led to a $100 bill being given for work. Novi Navidad street resident W BR Grin reported handing an officer a $240 bill thinking it was $20. The man who did the work was flagged by police and the bill was recovered. A stolen dinner diamond was also recovered.
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Potee
Lanna Loy
North Olive Street
Hay
Chatterton to Wed Leading Man in Hollywood
Hollywood reports confirm Chatterton will marry leading man Ralph Fortes, both of the film world, with plans for a formal ceremony once inked on the city papers. Forbes is in Reno to finalize arrangements and set residence for the couple amid talk of a June wedding.
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Dle Sorens
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Ralph Fortes
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George Hrowl
Miss. Chatterton
Ena
Charterton
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Ber
Sterling Ad Takes Blame In Halletsville Slur Case
In Hallettsville on July 9 a dispute arose over two complaints accusing Joseph Kopecky, a prominent farmer, of distributing obscene pamphlets in the Sterling Ferguson contest. The case, filed by P W Chutley at East Bernard, centers on pamphlets quoting testimony from W H Langhorn Jr in Fayette county. Langhorn was sentenced to death for killing a farm girl and assaulting her sister but commuted to life in prison by Governor Miriam A Ferguson. Kopecky denied the charge as Adjutant General W W Sterling said Kopecky agreed to distribute pamphlets and accepted responsibility for their content. The Austin American reported the affair as a political move to embarrass Governor Sterling.
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Vexas
Contu
Joseph Kopecky
Sterling-Merguson
East Bernard
P. W. Chutley
Ue Ferguson Forum
Koperky
W. H. Langhorn Jr
Fayette County
Langhorn
Miriam A. Ferguson
Kopecky
The
Austin American
W. W. Sterling
Americay
Lee
BR. S
Sterting
Police Radio Granted License in Amatia Texas
The Federal Radio Commission granted a licence to a new police radio service in Amatia Texas. The station is authorized on 2 5 kilocycles with a power of 597 watts. Proprietors or sellers are listed as EGZE.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Radio Commission
Ban. Amatia
Texas
EGZE
Untitled Texas regional item with garbled text
Fragmentary notes from MuleSivoe Texas dated July Four recount local remarks on elections and war news. The readable lines mention Congress, a wife’s position, a war-related farmer, and an ATR vote, but details are heavily jumbled and names are unclear.
Norma Varie season notes film gossip in Los Angeles
Hollywood chatter from Los Angeles July highlights Norma Shearer plans and film projects. Mentions Irene, Galileo and New York bound stars like Jack Oakie and Jolson set against studio shifts and academy meetings.
Garner Pushes Treasury Probe Agenda
Washington July 5 Speaker Jol N Garner a long time critic of policy urged a congressional investigation of modern money nationalities. He backed Representative McFadden Pennsylvan ia who accused the federal reserve system of being international. Garner said he supported the investigation while noting fear of political backlash could delay action. Michigan’s Michener indicated possible support but then faltered.
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Washington, D. C
Jol N. Garner
McFadden
Pennsylviglas
Garces
Nerrow Manning
Torey
Pennsylvania
Filea
Machener
Michigan
Michener
Sean Sa
McFidden
Prestont Hoover
Germany
ArenelLaba Garner
Baptist Church to Launch Sunday School Campaign
Calvary Baptist Church plans a Sunday School campaign with G Hopkins of Dallas, state Sunday school secretary, conducting the weeklong events. The campaign opens Sunday morning and includes a district religious census at 2 PM. Training sessions for teachers will be held daily at 7:34 PM.
Ministry Student to Preach in 8. A. Aso of Graor Tushman
A ministry student named Aso of Graor Tushman Congregation will preach his first sermon at his home church on Sunday morning. Siegfried Schroeder, son of Rev. and Mrs. J Schroeder, of Sin Attants, and a member of Orace Totheran church, studying for the ministry at Lutheran Seminary in Columbus, Ohio, is spending this time with his parents. He will deliver his sermon at his home church Sunday.
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Sam Woolford
Aso
Graor Tushman
Siegfried Schroeder
J Schroeder
Sin Attants
Orace Totheran Church
Woodmen Circle Leader Succumbs
Members of the Woodmen Circle in Dallas and here mourn the death of Mrs. Ray Verbert Toomey Ber t. She had served thirty five years and was a national delegate at the time of her death. Her loss is deeply felt by local and national members and officers.
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Lie Woodmen Cirete
Dallas
Ray Toomey Verbert
Arrisky
Wandin Ghrele
Arkansas collegians sue for damages after attempted invasion
Five Arkansas students sued for one hundred thousand dollars in Pineville Kentucky alleging damages from an April incident during a trial exhibition. Plaintiffs name as defendants several individuals and doctors from Pineville and Maryland tied to the Unity company and related entities. The case details remain unclear due to the garbled OCR text.
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Daly
Lnetenjeccian
Cefendants Clee
Bee
Osborny
Mayer J. M. Brooks
GC. B. Blumty
Phvalelon
Maryland
Multiple assaults and accidents crowd Houston scene
A chaotic night in Houston sees three people wounded by knife attacks in Hubert and Gallagher streets, a man beaten in an automouble, a stabbing arrest, home fires from a candle, a gas explosion injuring two, and a man slipping on a sidewalk. Jack Meagher leaves Houston for Lubbock to join the Texas Tech coaching staff as Rice’s football coach departs to the same event.
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Knatves
Hubert
Green Hospital
Whaintye
Gamord Spencer
Dawson Street
Gallagher Street
Vera Cyue
Frank Gervels
Misa Aulla Garcia
Matamaias Street
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Alreet
Frimay
Virginia Trevino
Leigh Shed
Hudson Ross
San Jacinto
Juan Plores
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Renott
Meaguer
Tubbock
Houston
Jack Meagher
Rice Imestitule
Luabock
Alb Sialtheter
Trxas
Formation of Thao Party Iscusse Cleveland Convention
Delegates at Cleveland debate forming a formidable third party to advance the League to Independence Politics platform. The platform calls for a six hour federal workday, higher income and estate taxes, 23 percent tariff cuts, public control of key utilities, labor department reform, unemployment insurance, old age pensions, abolition of child labor, and banking system revision amid broader reforms.
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League
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Mexican Railway Strikers Refuse Mediation Offer
Mexican railway workers on strike refuse arbitration proposals from the ministry of industry and commerce. They will seek settlement before the federal board of arbitration, a process expected to take weeks. Reports from western cities served by the Southern Pacific describe shortages and profiteering amid the stoppage.
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Guadalajara
Seurhera Faeite
Mextos
Ministry of Industry
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Inbar
Federal Board of Arbitration and Comencation
West Conat
Paeble
Upshaw attachment filed on 750 debt in Atlanta
In Atlanta on July 9 a $750 attachment was filed against D. Upshaw, the prohibition party presidential candidate, in Fulton Superior Court at the Credit Investment corporation's request. The suit seeks collection on notes used to buy five shares of Railway Lock-Spike Company, assets purchased by the firm. A separate item notes a Roosevelt park speedball matchup with Woodlawn Lake Tear on Sunday at 5 o clock plus life saving, watermelon race and diving exhibitions.
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Prohibition Party
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Reilwey Lock-Spike Company
Organi‘am Meart
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