Gilored Knights of Psthiac hold forty sixth grand lodge in San Antonio
The annual princess revue of the Gilored Knights of Psthiac met in San Antonio for their forty sixth grand lodge convention at Municipal Auditorium Wednesday night. The Tuesday convention report at the Galnred Library showed assets of 368,673.44 with unpaid death claims 966.06. Net assets 50,920.70, up 5,355.78 from last year. Court of Colanthe assets were 455,004 with 14,045 members. The Pythians parent body has 15,424 members and assets 859,020.76, totaling 1,315,012.60 in assets. The Dramatic under Knights of Omar met Tuesday afternoon with Rev. W. J. Dickenson of Dallas and several doctors in attendance. A Mardi Gris parade, a comic street demonstration, was held Tuesday evening, and a street parade was scheduled for Wednesday morning.
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Gilored Knights of Psthiac
San Antonio
Huar Grand Lodge
Galnred
W. J. Dickenson
Dallas
Dckenson Colored Orphanage
J. R. Terrell
Houston
G. M. Munchus
Fort Worth
George Flemings
Temple
Food Poisoning Probes Underway in New York
Health authorities investigate over twenty cases of food poisoning linked to the approaching hot weather in the metropolitan area. Officials seek clues on source and prevention as investigations continue.
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New York
Hts Todes
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted in 1875 Era
An earnest young physician creates a gentle laxative after studying harms of harsh remedies. The resulting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin becomes a widely used, non irritating solution praised for relieving bowel complaints. It is touted as the world's most popular and remains faithful to the original formula.
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Famir
Caldwell
San Antonio's First Post Office Photo Highlight
Photo recalls the first San Antonio postoffice built partly as a homestead on Dwyer avenue. It stood as the Bowen home and served the early mail service era in the city.
Prohibition Agents Seize 10000 Quart Bottles En Route
Ten thousand quart bottles of alleged whisky were seized by prohibition agents last night from a railroad car en route from Miami to New Jersey. Agents learned of the shipment in Washington where reports claimed the car had been broken into and some beverage stolen. They hurried to Wilmington by automobile and intercepted the train.
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Wilmington
Del
Prohibition
Miami
Fla
New Jerse
Washington
Candy Company Burglarized. $20 Stolen From Shop
August Bol owner of a local candy company at 121 Losora street found his shop entered on Wednesday and $20 in small rugs stolen. Morning reports noted $147 taken from J. H. Latham on 250 Brebaro boulevard. A bar pin valued at $100 was taken from Mrs. B. Hagland at 21 West Elmira. Feliz Carasen of 43% Hips street lost his purse and 329 ty pocket. Two fires were reported at the home of Mrs. B. Hart at 1615 Avenue. Miss Dean McFatlred of 421 CUIt streets left a diamond ring in an office on the Brady building. she alerted police.
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August Bol
Conly Company
Losora Street
J. H. Latham
Brebaro Boulevard
B. B. Hagland
West Elmira
Feliz Carasen
Hips Street
Schneider Rites Set for Bracken Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Tellin Behneider of Bracken and San Antonio origin will be held Thursday at Bracken Methodist Church. She died in San Antonio on Tuesday after coming for medical treatment. Survived by husband Hugo Schreider of Bracken, mother Mrs. Kertha Myers of San Antonio, one relative Walter Rehr of San Antonio, and four sisters Mrs. Heubin Doret Mrs. Edwin Huey of Fregericketure Mrs. Wilbur Newton and Miss Esther Behr of San Antonio.
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Bracken
Kertha Myers
San Antonio
Walter Rehr
Heubin Doret
Edwin Huey
Fregericketure
Wilbur Newton
Mies Esther Behr
Mexican Attache Visits Corps Area in Washington
Col Francisco J Aguilar Mexican attache visits corps area and inspects local army posts. He meets with West Point staff and discusses duties with U S Army leaders in Washington.
Man Faces Term in Embezzlement
An embattled defendant Chetris 8 faces prison time after sentencing proceedings at the county penitentiary in Jearcoworth Kun on a Wednesday following his indictment. The fragmentary report notes embezzlement charges and a tentative term, with unclear additional details.
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Chetris
Jearcoworth
Kun
City News Roundup Trawater Hall Thursday Events
Mancing every Thursday at Trawater Hall in Commerce features S010 AW with Tierothy Career providing music. Tae Tisslera advertises this local program and invites residents to attend.
Recall of San Antonio's First Postoffice Remains
San Antonio remembers its first post office, partly homestead and partly officiel, once housed in the Bowen home on Dwyer Avenue. A 1872 view by Smithers shows a pigeon hole door serving local mail, with free delivery in the era. The adobe building is gone, but Bowen kin remain active in the city.
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San Antonio
Dwyer Avenue
Bowen
W. PB. Kremphau
Smithers
Mrs Barbara Hans Funeral Thursday in Castroville
Mrs Barbara Hans Fans died at her Castroville home Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at St Louis Catholic Church in Castroville Thursday at 9 30 a m with Rev Father J Lenzen officiating. She was a pioneer resident and is survived by three sons John Nick and Joseph and four daughters Mesdames Odila Deck Mars Hathacher Dela Koenig and Bertha Jungmann.
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Barbara Hans
Barbara Fans
Castroville
Texas
St. Louis
J. Lenzen
John
Nick
Joseph
Mesdames Odila Deck
Mars Hathacher
Dela Koenig
Bertha Jungmann
Opposition to City Plan Parts Revealed by St Louis Panel
Harlnod Bartholomeyy city planner presents major street plan. plan commission to defer or reject portions. N H White chairs meeting, notes high costs, aims to prioritize practical, essential projects. Twelve members on the major street plan committee, with D D Arfigan as chairman.
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Harlnod Bartholomeyy
St. Louis
City Plan Commission
N. H. White
Wed
Hesdas
City Hall
Bartholomew
White
Inter
Font
Nnjor Street Plan
D, D. Arfigan
Fliers Escape River After Airplane Sinks in Hudson
Three crewmen from Curtiss Wright, Owen G. Harned, Steward Teed, and Augustine Wairchild Jr., escaped a plane crash in the Hudson River after the craft inverted midflight. Rescuers pulled them from wreckage as the airmen received hospital care.
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N.yy
Hudson River
Owen G. Harned
New York
Curtiss Wright Company
Steward B. Teed
Firearms Found In Managua Lake After Dumping
In Managua on June 4 officials released a statement about discovering firearms at the lake bottom. The rifles were reportedly examined and ordered dumped in the lake ten days earlier after information from U.S. sources.
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Managla
Nicaragua
Managua
United States
Chevreuse Valley Flood Destroys Local Tourism
Floodwaters devastate the Chevreuse Valley in France disrupting travel for American tourists seeking to dine at country hostels. The event claims scenic damage and economic impact on regional inns and eateries as residents assess losses.
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Chevreuse
France
Jane
Sugar pricing holds steady as refiners cut no more
New York on June 4 reports no further sugar price reductions after a second week of steady rates at 41.50 cents per pound. Refineries involved include Revere Sugar, National Sugar, American Sugar and Federal Sugar, with the last previous cut noted on May 2.
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New York
Euf
Revere Sugar Refinery
Nationa Sugar
American Sugar
Federal Sugar Companies
Op Paints
Mystery over World War Two shipwreck origins remains unsolved
Bremenhaven dispatch reports the admiralty court found the origin of the Ure which wrecked the North German Lloyd Munchen at her New York pier last February still a mystery. The June 4 ruling gives no new clues to what caused the disaster or where the ship originated.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Admiralty Court
New York Pier
Fathers urged to act at American Revolution convention
Ashury Park N J June reporting that hereditary patriotic societies are criticized for worshiping ancestors. Arthur Al McCrilly of Providence challenged the House of the American Revolution at their national convention to stop talking about old storied deeds and instead take action to make the nation proudly self-reliant.
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Ashury Park
N. J
Arthur al. McCrilliy
Providence
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