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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1925

Page

10

Dealers Hold LN Meet WS Ahem Intosh Address Opens Conference

Delegates gathered at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio for a LN meet with Mae Intosh delivering the opening address. Chairman ALG Tonizes convened sessions as discussions covered organizational aims, committees were appointed, and a luncheon was held at Original Restaurant before further talks led by O J Clack and regional speakers on technical subjects.

Ivomyenton Alg Tonizes P. Hill Legatea Martin Bryan San Antonio O.j.clack John C. Moss Austin W. A. Smith Victoria Joe Cummings San Antonia Gunter Hotel Jack W. Neal Netiyi Thea

Colonel Mitchell Returns to San Antonio in Military Flight

Colonel Mitchell travels back toward San Antonio accompanied by civilian aviation expert Wade Ferry and Fort Sam Houston figures. The report notes their involvement in an improvised flight to California amid a period of heightened military activity and interest in air transport.

Mitchell S. A

Narcotic Suspects Caught With Drugs In San Antonio Arrests

An arrest report describes several suspects in San Antonio linked to narcotics offenses. Police, including officers from Fort Worth and Galveston, apprehended men amid claims of drug possession and distribution. The article notes an expensive car and various seized items as part of the case.

Election fund ballots appoint names for Elephant ceremony

Vague OCR text describes a ten cent contribution scheme where the top voting school will name Mr Elephant after fund completion. The second and third place schools gain related naming rights for elephant christening events. Readers urged to mail ballots to the Elephant Editor at the San Antonio Light.

San Antonio Travis Street

Prize essay contest announced by national council

The National Council for the Prevention of War announces a $1200 prize for school pupils worldwide who write the best essays on historical characters. Clement Biddie of New York has submitted twelve names for the greatest heroes, with a prize of $100 for the best essay on each hero. The contest ends in May.

University Bertice Washington Erids

Short melon drop saves city money

The melon drop this season reduces garbage volume, trimming extra labor costs. Superintendent Tom Kane cites wetter weather causing heavier yields and lighter waste, allowing layoff of workers for months. Streets Commissioner Paul Stetfler notes drought and saving thousands. Park Commissioner Ray Lambot reports similar weather effects on his department.

Tom Kane Paul’ Stetrfler Drouth Steffier Ray Lambot Iilse

French Troops Pour To Morocco Front

Advices from Premh Morocca report French forces entering Morocco without opposition. About 130,000 troops are present with 200,000 expected by month end under French command. Sultan of Morocca conscription is said to add 72,000 more. Abu Trim and Hittin tribesmen oppose the French advance.

Prem ARA Morocca Premh Morocco France

Americans Backing Fight on Illiteracy Plan

A group led by Our committee members urged action to combat illiteracy. They advocate comprehensive history teaching in schools and call on the World Fan Association to support accessible education initiatives.

Mos World Fan Association

Burglar Escapes With Small Rifle Reported Stolen

A burglar fled with a small rifle after entering a home on Culhoek street in Nueva Vista. The event, noted by police, occurred recently with no arrests announced and no injuries reported.

Culhoek ISI Nueva Vista

Australian airmen join U S Fleet in Melbourne visit

Australian fliers welcomed by U S Fleet officers in Melbourne marking a historic exchange. Officials from the U S set plans and pledged congratulations as the group prepared for further aviation talks and joint exercises.

State Tax Up by Two Cents Casts Debate

A garbled report shows the state tax increased by two cents with discussion of its impact on property assessments and related duties. An amendment to the constitution and Confederate penny references appear, noting changes to local levies while some taxes remained unchanged.

van Amiatin Maly Valovens

Fire kills four and injures eight in Dallas blaze

Four men died and eight were injured when a one story frame house in downtown Dallas burned. Firefighters battled flames for over two hours. The owners Patrohnan and Mrs Garrett attempted to rescue occupants. the cause was blamed on gnawed matches. The fire threatened Mayor Louis Etaslavie’s home nearby.

Associated Press Ballas Joely A. Garrett Young Boyd Burris Foot Hurt Wesson Burns Army Bark Wiliam Enteral Gutinu G. A. Carter W. C. Wesson Patrohnan Garrett Carter Kara Ttn Louis Etaslavie

Life in jail looms for man as wife won t pay judgement

A New York man facing a life sentence due to his wife’s refusal to pay a court-ordered judgment seeks relief. Justice Tugraham Henneditu considers vacating the commitment after evidence showed the wife, Genevieve Taylor, claimed he fathered two children with another woman and vowed not to cover the $20,100 owed.

Associated Press New York Yrho Toperty Heney Taytor Beonintey Caudlew Supreme ‘Court Tugraham Henneditu Tarlor Taylor Genevieve Hy Biter Stratford Ste Alf Elhin

Springfield Post Office Receives 100 New Tack-Boxes

Governor Sinwil Jolay receives telegram from James Sweinhart in Detroit asking for a Wednesday conference on delivery at Robert Scott brother of Russel Scott. Westmaster P. Tlincus says 100 new tack-boxes will be installed as soon as they arrive, renting at $2 to $5 per quarter and boosting department revenue by about $500.

Scort Springfield Sinwil Jolay James Sweinhart Detroit Robert Scott Russel Scott P. D Westmaster P Tlncus Eneh

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