New Member Added to AALL Fund Club Campaign
The Tro Tunilend club Bridoy adds a member to its fund drive for San Antonio’s $650,000 Gulf and West Texts road project. Wyatt’s subscription brings total donors to 70 as the Reds and Allies hold chamber meetings to recruit prospect cards. Col W B Tuttle, campaign chair, paid Friday as about $81,000 of $200,000 local quota is reported raised.
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Bridoy
San Antorio
Gulf
Allroad
M. Huey Wath
Turcheon
Plaza Hotel
Col
W. B. Tuttle
New Pullmans to Rid Hill County Offer Nightly Service
New Pullmans to Rid Hill County will run nightly starting June 14 on the Bauthera Pacific lines. Fat McClimabee announced the new sleeper service for vacationers, linking Movelon territory to the HIV countey of Fesas, with a sleeper attached to the Keergille train at 7 o clock nightly and Aplotlo added to the Sunset Mark route in Houston.
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New Pullmans
Ome Fon
Bereeille
Bauthera Pacific
Fat McClimabee
Histiiet Panserger
Newt
Pridar
Movelon
Fesas
Man Dies on Weatherford Visit
W. T. Thomipson, 04, died during a Weatherford visit this week after four years with a local study group. He was visiting his brother John Thompson in Weatherford when he died Sunday morning. Burial is planned for Poolville. Surviving are his widow Alice Tharpest mother W. H. Whampeon, seven brothers, and a sister.
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W. T. Thomipson
Mae Thorapann
John Thompson
Poolville
Farmer
Alice Tharpest
Onslaughter
Ihrer Alniere
Knife Wound Victims Reported in City
Jenp Sore of 170 North Vite street was treated for knife wounds at Rob art 8 Grees hospital Friday. Police provided few details. Thobert Stewart of 208 Crowley treet was also treated at the hospital after a fall Thursday afternoon. Carpenters and builders advertise today in the Services Offered section.
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Jenp Sore
North Vite Street
Robart
Grees Hospital
Thobert Stewart
Crowley Treet
Sign aids railroad drive in San Antonio drive for roads
A photo shows a large billboard erected by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce to promote its road program and push for the construction of a railroad branch line.
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San Antonio
Revolt Leader Near Death Report From Bulgaria
Reports today say Tanee Michailoff Jeavler of the Macnee Woman revolutionary organization is dying in a Thrsing limne near Bofta Bulgaria. The unstable situation shadows the region as authorities confirm severe injuries with unclear prognosis.
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Bofta
Bulgaria
Tanee Michailoff
Jeavler
The
Macnee Woman Revolutionary Organization
Bishop Defies Senate Panel on Political Activities
James Cannon Jr. testified before a senate lobby investigation committee as a Methodist bishop he refused to discuss his political activities against Al Smith. The session focused on whether church leaders influenced campaigns and whether Cannon would name supporters or strategies.
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James Cannon Jr
Senate
Cannon
al Smith
Lake Erie Road Declares 7 Pvt Dividend June 10
Railway company announces a seven percent quarterly dividend for the period from August 1, 1922 to August 1, 1903, with the latest dividend payable June 1. The stock of record date is June 30.
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Lake Erie Road
Jawa
Wheeling and Lake File
Lesetarn
Watt Return of Caraway in Washington June 6
Reported from Washington the Senate tabby investigators awaited Chairman Caraway from Arkansas. The action concerned revising questions and a walkout on the committee by Bonnby Walsh. A telegram from Jones Ark said Caraway would return to the capital, and Caraway’s aides awaited instructions.
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Washington
D.C
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Lahop
James Caimonalti
Bonnby Walsh
Mantann
Artion
Rapital
Ito
Jonea
Ark
Martion
City News Notice Terms May Start at Dine
Local notice states a term begins Monday with filing at the Dover College on South Maine Street in Meethaven. Dates are listed in the Madroville Sun. The notice mentions Jimmin Klein and Ald Lipve with events and a Madison Ratur date, plus a Traura at atdvray. Cash prizes and an Ariat orchestra are noted at Feet hall Bunny.
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Wight
Ariat Orchestra
lAitye
Nurses to Attend National Convention in St Louis Trip
Harris, superintendent of Robert BR Hospital, will lead six local nurses on Saturday to the St Louis convention circuit of the American Nurses Association, the Public Health Association and the National Weather Division. The delegation departs Missouri Kansas Texas lines at 1:30 a.m. and returns June 7. The town’s longtime residents may be listed as bed in classification seven light headed.
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Mies Homer
Harris
Robert BR. Green
Hnspital
Satuelay
Silwanker
American Nuyers Association
Outlooat Piblic Health Association
Wuters Divcational Association
Missouri
Kansas
Detective Admits Citizenship for Fort Worth Officer
Fort Worth police detective Joseph Lance, recently naturalized, was admitted to United States citizenship along with thirty-five other aliens after oath and examinations by examiner Charles F. Mucker in federal court. A reception will be held Sunday.
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Joseph Lance Tok
Ofd
Allesither
Mooricon
Siwice
Robert ‘Lc
Tirsin
Caure
Mimi
Anice Rane
United States
Laure
Ising
Charles F. Mucker
Wool Auction Report From San Angelo Sale
Two carloads of wool were sold at San Angelo marking a regional drive toward the 1980 season. Firms including Stevenson and Company and others announced consignments from Ballinger and nearby ranches. Total receipts near 690,000 pounds with market activity expected to continue through early July.
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Mart
San Angelo
Lexus
Tyne i
Worl
Ballinger
Jins Tern Bald
Ernest Nordon
W Bros
ELL Dsriskins
Ly Stevenson
Conpany
Ihederson
Seliteigher
Hyver
Eisenton Ure
Sheppien
Range Reports Its Crops in Fine Shape
Range reports from June Gaagnters indicate crops are in favorable condition. Prospects look good for corn and oats with most fields showing bloom and vitality. Peaches, tomatoes, and peppers are progressing, while rain affects some areas. Farm activity shifts to harvest and preparation for later stages of growth.
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Parmera
Funeral Services for Rev Bell Held After Death
Reverend Bell dies while preaching at a friend’s funeral. Burial plans in Columbus follow large church services. surviving widow Visa Bell and stepchildren reside in Ohio. Notices list late hours for classified ad line and contact Crookele 2400.
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Deduti
Mr Bell
Thang
Won
Belek
Mee
Hell
Melinne Aterel Sehel
Edward Re Bell
Tell
Autohio
Aml
Te Mebane
Christina
Visa Lea Bell
Josip
Holset Unisys
Geil
Tosephue
Detorson
Seguitt
Tan
Sir
Bell
Iris Eles Jand
Darinl Park
Star Mothers in New York Are Satisfied With Their Trip
A fragmented New York city page recalls an outing with Star Mothers from Hoboken and nearby areas. The report notes reactions about travel, with one mother expressing sentiment and a reference to President Rawling. The text is largely garbled but indicates positive impressions of the journey and attention from officials.
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N.Y
New York
Dune
Po-Tack
Loyes
Hardetiolits
Venice
Hoboken
Fae S
Rawling
Parson Guilty of Abduction Pronounced
The Rev. Alona Ty Shornmker, a minister from Veatnmtet AL, was found guilty of abduction by a jury in Alou city court today after more than deliberation. Sentences have not been set.
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Alona Ty. Shornmker
Alou
Tullay
Morehan
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Tatas
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Mardroville Sun
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Tly
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Traura
Atdvray
Hinom
Sannie
Nurats
Joseph Laure
Erwin
California
Lillian B. Holland
Holland Tea and Coffee Company
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Mason & Hamlin Knabec
Cmckering
Monio Music Co
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SIGW
Commer
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