Revival tent campaigns and church meetings spread in Texas
The article details multiple religious revival efforts across Texas cities including San Antonio Dallas Kerrville and Houston. It notes Seventh Day Adventists setting up a 20 day revival on Evergreen Street near San Pedro and mentions Methodist and Baptist encampments, missionary reports from Congo and Los Angeles Heights, and upcoming services at Trinity and Beacon Hill churches.
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Evergreen Street Park
San Pedro Arenue
San Antonio
Texas Queatica
Sunes
Imilar
Dallas
Patrick Henry
Sombarde Christian Church
Mi W. Carter
Los Angeles Heights
Bracearis
Trinity Baptist Church
Charles Vinson
Minson
Congo
Woman's Auxiliary
Beacon Hill
Beaumont Man Says Plant Juice Restored Health
Beaumont Texas resident J A Campbell credits Plant Juice with reversing years of stomach trouble headaches and weakness. He says after trying many remedies the product boosted his digestion energy and overall vigor restoring appetite and strength.
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Ely
Mr. Campbell
Meindl
Betes
Mold
Kan
Antonio
Police Rescue Rival from Late Lover
A jealous lover forced entry at a residence and attempted to confront the rival, but police intervened and rescued the rival. The intruder was arrested before any confrontation could occur.
Kerrville Fetes Visiting Doctors At District Meeting
Dr Thompson of Kerrville welcomes several hundred physicians to the semi annual meeting of the Southwest Texas Medical Society at Schreiner Institute. A tuberculosis symposium features Dr Wood Dr Risin and Dr Garrett and Nesbit of San Antonio presides. Social events include barbecues suppers dances and golf.
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B.thompson
Nerrville
Southwest Texas District Medical Queiety
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
W. H. Wood
J J. Risin
G. H. Ddrrett
Legion
Dry AE
Greer
Honata
Expect 300 in 8 for Fishermen Meeting
More than 300 men are expected to attend a meeting in San Antonio to organize the Teaay Fishery Association. Palmer Higgins and Turner Hahn will attend to assist in forming the organization with membership from fisheries and seafood retailers. The event will be at the Gane sie Hotel with invitations issued by the Chamber of Commerce.
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San Antonio
Sigast
Coginere
Falmer Higgins
United States
Baren of Fisheries
Turner Hahby
Sinte Gale
Celt
Exeter Tein Rinsioner
Che Ganesie
Fishermet
Devlons
Woxeu
Chamber of Ananerisy
Mane
Inna Department
Homax A. McCrary
Anti-Vermin Powder Sends Dallas Jail Inmate to Hospital
A Dallas jail inmate, about 18, was sent to the hospital after exposure to an anti vermin powder. Officials say the man showed severe pain and twisting for a short time before emergency care, with treatment including healing salve and medical monitoring.
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Dallas
Neutroy Aermin
Foreign War Vets Plan Orphan Home
War veterans organization proposes building a national orphan home to aid orphans of foreign conflicts. The plan, backed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, seeks support from state departments and public officials to establish a central facility.
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Orphan Home
Bridge Contract Awarded by City Officials
A city commission announces the award of a bridge contract for the Dinena Vista street crossing near Pryar. Officials cite flood prevention and structural upkeep as driving reasons while noting the project aims to improve traffic flow and safety for local residents.
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Managakira
Dinena Vista
Pal Stuffler
John A Shirley Visits In City From Washington
John A Shirley, a longtime resident and former official, arrives in the city aboard the Belat boxlueax from Washington to join as a maritiing elder in the Totuesinte Corimeres Cononiiae view Juvocdrs ceremony.
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A. Bhittes
Aan Antonde
Corimeres Cononiiae
Woehington
Dairyman Killed in Wichita Falls Shooting
Bud Swayzer, 36, a local dairyman, was shot and killed Sunday morning in Wichita Falls after a dispute over damper alleged to have harmed Marshall’s cattle patch. Marshall, foreman in charge of local work, claimed self defense and said Swayzer tried to enter the area. Marshall fired a .38-80 rifle, striking Swayzer in the right side. The weapon was recovered with an empty cartridge in the barrel.
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Wichita
J. Marshall
Cattoy
Marshall
Swaszer
Swayzee Mot
Lin
Swayzee
Marahall
Hernia
Fine Fails To End Five A Women’s Fight
Two women clashed in a disturbance described as a fight with accusations of temper and search for calm in a tense scene. Both were arrested by officers responding to the incident at the scene.
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Dulice Finlyy
Peaeemshor
Jim
Onion
Otileor Rhing
Toth —Mostiamppenr Brary Tang Ntin
Nee Corcenteron Obehuiges
Affeay
Bulldog Slays Carpenters Then Work Resumes After Shock
A bulldog attacked carpenters at a work site near Learns Bark and Wilted Morning, prompting shots from Ottleer Chelatti. The dog was killed and authorities say the workers returned to duty after the incident while police investigate.
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New Simuds
Nintore
Ottleer Chelatti
Po- Hes
Amarillo Seeks Legion Convention Candidate
Amarillo today announces a candidate for the TN20 convention of the Nexans Amphony Legion. The 1925 meeting will be held in Mors Worth.
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Fort Worth
AmArillo
Nexans Amphony Legion
Mors Worth
S A Woman Returns to Mistreat Ex Mate in San Antonio
A San Antonio woman allegedly harassed and threatened her ex husband on Friday and Sunday nights. Police intervened when she caused a disturbance at his doorway. she appeared in corporation court the next morning. Authorities seek further action as the case unfolds.
Reverend D. W. Duke Dies at 82 in Waco
The Rev. D. W. Duke, 82, a veteran Baptist minister and Confederate veteran, has died at his Waco home after a long illness. He served in Reagan, Calvert, Hopewell, Lizington, and Mexia, and owned properties including a small grader and a mower during his years of service.
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D. W. Duke
Reagan, Calvert
Hopewell
Lizington
Mexia
Woman claims 13 spades in bridge game
Chicago report says Lonea Kerr boasted after a bridge game last night she dealt 13 spades in one hand with her husband and friends. She bid seven spades and faced a double attempt, acknowledging lost chances but asserting the feat.
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Chicago
Lonea Kerr
Sawed off shotguns hidden in treasury offices
A report claims sawed-off shotguns, among the deadliest short range weapons, were secretly distributed in various treasury building offices for a reason cited as closely guarded by officials.
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Treasury
Washington
Clesely
Jentael
Beaten Wife Refuses Prosecution in Domestic Case
An incident at a couple’s home on Stafford Court Sunday left a wife battered and unconscious. She revived and told officers her husband had beaten her but declined to file charges, while Deputy Sheriff Angel Bulova noted informants' claims the husband was capable of killing his wife.
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Stafford
Angel Bulova
Flo
Finlone
Six Houstonians Hurt In Weekend Auto Accidents
Six Houstonians were injured in weekend automobile incidents in Houston. The most serious victim was a youth knocked down by a speeding car that failed to stop. Injuries ranged from minor to serious, with no fatalities reported.
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Houstonians
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