Stefansson to Seek Arctic Continent Across Ice
Canadian Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson plans an expedition aboard the Karink to search the Beaufort Sea region for a possible Arctic continent. The party includes ten scientists and a twelve man crew, funded by Canada with $75,000, a larger offer than the American institutions. Stefansson, born in Canada to Icelandic parents, studied at Harvard and spent years living with Arctic Eskimos, believing a great landmass lies beyond the barrier seas.
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Stefanason
Nansen
Amundsen
Stefansson
Peary
Beaufort Sea
Nome
Etulion
Reve
Round Point Barrow
Karink
Ouwan Iy
Arete
Hat Slevensson Wold
National
Geographical Society of
Washiteton
American Museum of Natural Libory
New York
Tefaneion
Stefaneson
Winnines
Arctic
Sland Eskimos
Tuesefor
Stefanpon
Udum
America
Greenland
Mim
Collision on Sosedza Street Ends in Injuries
Lenny Townsend and T. Townsend were injured in a head on crash with a street car on Sosedza Street near Highland Pavements at 31 o clock last night. Fred Lenin and others sustained facial injuries while insurer claims and company officials note the car was moving south at the time. The impact bent the front and shattered the vehicle, prompting a report to Goan Company authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenny
T. Townsend
Gu Soledad
Offehat Goan Company
Automovile
Wis Goluk
Rommatie
Boys Camp Summer Program At Kerrville Expansion Noted
The Kerrville summer camp for boys expects its largest turnout this year with registrations nearly complete. The camp runs June 4 to June 21 with activities including a vaudeville show, daily routines from reveille to taps, outdoor recreation, Bible studies, and special visitation day on June 14. Leaders include BM. O'Balr as director and George Whennner as physical director with Dr. Carhart serving as physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BM. O'Balr
Hove
George Whenner
Lyon Bealey
Carhart
Bert Brooks
Brys Worl
Credit Men Plan Dinner Meetings at Gunter Hotel Roof
The Credit Men's Association declares a series of dinner meetings with the Jabbers and Masutaulirors League. A kickoff on Wednesday night at the Gunter Hotel roof aims to raise funds and allow extended discussions on business challenges. Officials expect stronger results from night gatherings than noonday meetings.
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Credit Men
Jabbers
Masutaulirors’ League
Gunter Hotel
Beffalo
Lake, City
Pittsburg
Legislative committee delayed in Texas tax case review
In Austin on May 34 the legislative committee investigating pardons and court topics said time is insufficient to complete its task. G Waverly Briggs and D A Reedy discussed future policy with the governor while Lieutenant Governor Mayes prepared to return to Huntsville for continued work. Vouchers for training expenses were rejected by Frisco railroad officials in Springfield, where $200,000 was paid but many vouchers disallowed. A separate incident near 10 Howard Street in Springfield involved a suspected incendiary fire damaging a residence and property.
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Austin
Tex
Fosk Tegivhitara
Eari
Victa
G. Waverly Briggs
D. A. Reedy
Get &T
Mayes
Brownwoon
Huntsville
Tesuie
Springfield
Frisco Railroad
Obituary of Koras Fores in San Antonio home
Fearson dies at the home of Mrs Koras Fores in San Antonio after a long residence there. Survived by two daughters Sten Equa Rent and Mrs Hutte Wiient Perez, two sisters Mrs Bowen and Edgir Singer, and grandmother of the late Charles Wright. Funeral at 4 pm from residence, burial in Alama Masonic Cemetery, Frary.
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Fearson
Koras Fores
San Antonio
Telus Herp
Sten
Equa Rent
Hutte Wiient Perez
Airs
Bowen
Denver
Gol
al Bent
Marita
Charles Wright
Alama Masonic
Mra Ra Bray
Fair Grounds Bond Idea Draws City Support
Discussions in Austin and San Antonio touch on a 700000 bond to buy fair grounds and improve the park system. Cain heads the committee and signals possible consideration at Monday night meeting. Support links better parks to a stronger city image and regional fairness.
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Tun Leen
Poyehasy of & Gillatte Felp
Cain
Comamorca
Cam
Sarantonio
Purchettle
Houston
Fair Grounds
Dallas
San Antonio
Mit
Ayres Honored by Fiesta Directors for Leading San Antonio Parade
A dinner of the Piola San Facialo Association praised Atlee B. Ayres for guiding two successful San Antonio fiestas. Toastmaster Leo Sach and secretary Joan Carstington lauded his financial leadership. Members urged frequent dinners to discuss future parades and fiestas, with talks also touching on San Jacinto week and potential improvements for 1913.
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Piola San Facialo Association
Travis Chuir
J. 3
Leo Tt. Sath
Toagtmaster
J. J. Savage
San Jacinta
San Antonio
Sach
Atlee B. Ayres
Leo St. Sach
J. H. Lavexe
G. B. Clegg
Charles Gracner
Emil Frank
Spencer
Rk.t. Pratt
Pol. King
TP. Bentiman
Gus Fleye
Willam Gebhardt
Frey Hummert
W. I. Furlong Jr
George
Tidy Yards 10 Be Keynote of Ging Contest
Applications are open for the third annual Beautiful Yard contest conducted by the Chamber of Commerce real estate division for San Antonio residents. Entries focus on front and back yard conditions with weighted points for upkeep and presentation, aiming to promote cleanliness and advertising value while offering prizes and recognition.
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Hay of Mueckey
Creretary
Heal State Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Aome
Derrks
Americas
New York
K. Markey
Heath Smeilleons
Mr. Mackey
Tar. W. Aa
Sac Antonio
May births record shows 150 in health dept notes
May month totals 150 births logged in health department records. Report includes male female counts and twins. mentions upcoming office change and a community dance at Exposition Park. Also notes theft charges in Justice Fisk's court and obscene matter charges against three men sent via mail.
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Actha
Health Départment
Hoya
Annual Picnic Observed Across San Antonio Churches
The San Antonio community held its annual church picnic with St Mark's leading the event. Activities included a noon lunch, swimming lessons for children, music by local groups, a candy-eating contest, and a boy scout excursion. Participants from St Mark's St Luke's St John's St Paul's and Christ Church attended. A special train carried members to Springs on June 6 for the outing.
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San Antonio
Pica
Sutherland
Yeas
Traley
Auarch
Agrom
Joy Scotts
Bolon
Stewart Azecont
Mustelatia
St. Mark's
Arh Atulr
Nam Moore White
Charlcs Thormpeon
A.W.S. Garden
Boy Scouta
St. Mark’a
St. Luke's
Prospect Big
St. John's
Dignowity
St.Paul’s Oh
Government Hill
Chrin Church
Laurel Vidiehts
S$ Teation Engineere
Ainglak Fistern
Te Fuego
Humane Society meeting in West End San Antonio
A regular meeting of the San Antonio Humane Society board of directors is scheduled for Thursday evening at the society office in the Hicka binding Packard and S Stearns. The notice lists contact numbers and references to related local business and transportation services.
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Humane Society
The
San Antonio Humane Society
Minsterial meeting and civil service exams announced
A dispatch describes a bench incident before the corporation court and a man taken to custody. It notes upcoming ministerial meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association and a range of civil service examinations for agriculture and physics with duties in Apache County. The paper also mentions a Texas Press Association gathering, an Arkansaw trip for surveyor Bermett, and other local notices.
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Eatvest
Santos
Baldez
Cecilia
Vasquez
Test Cooe
von Grmy
Tex
United Statics
John J. Didgeil
Dibret
Ven Orey
Oksland
Bunar County
United States
Rt, L. Edwards
Corporation Court
Individus
Guitndy
Init
Miniatestil
Ministeria
Ofton
Brunday Anerniuk
Young Men's Christian Association
Merten
J. A. Phillips
Road tour by County Judge to promote inter-county highway
County Judge James R. Davis leaves with a party by auto from Temple to Lampasas to attend a good roads meeting. The group will survey the proposed Temple to Yodo inter-county route and discuss improvements with residents, camping at McNaltey’s pond hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Igdom.
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James R. Davis Ling
Temple-la- Yodo
San Antonio
Lampasas
James i. Davis
Etot
George I. Taliafero
Claude
Sirkhead
Davis
Gleen
County Commissionera
Eptak
Resor
Water Meter Case to be Decided by Texas Justices
A pending Texas waterworks dispute will be decided by Justices R Neill Campbell and others this week. The case concerns whether San Antonio water users must pay monthly meter rent of eight cents per meter and whether the water company can continue charging. The outcome could affect 4506 payers and potential appeals to the state Supreme Court if the amount involved exceeds twenty dollars.
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Avery Waterworks Company
Texas
R. Neill Campbell
San Antonio
Supreme Court of
Campbell Oi
Con
Contentinu Tof
Usara
Nede
Ibis
Matey
Elt
Jand
Lis
Ares
Road Work Progress Report By County Engineer
County Engineer George D Marshall told the commissioners that in May 24 miles of county roads were worked on and 176 miles of map surveying completed. Grading added on seven miles of Pine City road and four on Rockport with 16 miles total touched. Graded and graveled segments, resurfaced Goliad, Dorresss and other routes, plus extensive surveying to aid cost estimates for repairs and new roads.
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Sghway
George D. Marshall
Marshall
J. 5. Meiveol
Roy Barneburs
Mc Marehall
Pine City Road
Rorkport
Campbellton
Fredericksburg
Huebner
St Hedwig
Patranca
Bulgorde
Bredericksburg
Patranea
Campbellion
Goliad
Dorresss
Segula
Jackson Roeda
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Explorer
Vervonya JC
Vilie Galway Stefansson
Wali
Wardy
Inary Shan
Stevan
Rereville
Ta Peta
Wity
Whit
Howards Avenue
Cullenta
William FP
Bohannon
Court of Cetralinal Appeals
Ayres
Fiesta
Dinoce
Putanent Devoted To Good Will
Oviedo
Mayer
the & Young Fenrrate
Milekind
Paush
Bath
Tr. Trobert B. Moss
Mrs. Arehery
Ilaz
High Water
West End Lake
W. O. W. Plente
Sutherland Springs
Blghiand
Heli Bunday
Dune & Arizt Music
Cdavit
Justice Fisk
Yestertiay Agaist
Henry
Tia
Woteker
Medonna
Sag Aulpule
Ifimine Society Oficers
Fred Davison
Ena
AL Oll
Heke Building
Travis
Ang
Electrin Park
New Braunfels
Franklin Taakabe, Ony Pho
New Thought
Daily Society of Practical Christianity
Dime
Oxinn Gas
East
Uxine Gas Manufacturing Co
Diesies
West
Archer Teuches
Exposition Park
C. E. Hiehs
Enone
Sinter Beilding
Rexar Conmy Shimans Xoclets
Coliwy
Central Detles
Suneay Pe
Witmer-Crane
Aisconal
Chuck Messhers
Sutherland Springn
Yo Jeignde
Expotition Park
West End
Packard and
S Stearns
Solect
Modesto Termes
Tentian Zel Antlat
Acutarelic
Uke Rarth
Aix
Funejing
Chicago
Rusek Ptates
Trethling
Theo
Artzt
Seth
Eo R
Venfistte Surveyor
Crockett
C. E. Tinkham
Ian Moore
Yeess
Phous J. Haristar Parlicujers
Nour
Uxpositon Park
al Moder
Juneacu
Hipartane Géppert
Mrers Club
Tresident Smith
Otattera
Childre
Texas Press Association
Bndge Davis
Party Plae
Highyir
Dulks
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