Romance of a New York dance hall hostess ends in a rich marriage
New York reports detail the romance of a dance hall hostess who married H W Graustein, head of a powerful company, shedding light on the Cinderella tale. The former Claire Patton of El Paso Texas, 16 months married, was identified as Cordelia Jon who sought a Rose Yeod job six years ago. Many former colleagues at Rose land remember her, noting how luck brought a wealthy husband.
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New York
Suarto H.W. Graustein
International Pet and Power Company
Graustein
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Claire Patton
FI Paso
Texas
Rose Yeod Dance Ball
Fitth-first Street
Brosdwar
Cordelia Jon
Mr. Granstein
Claire
Mabel Recamier
Tsabel Cohen
Jnre
Harvard
Use Leki to guide eating for diabetes
A partial notice advises using a guide named Leki for diet choices. It mentions no specific foods to eat or avoid and states the book will be free of charge for diabetics. The message includes an author signature claiming to be M Richarte from a New York department, with an address on Wad Boulevard.
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M Richarte
W. Wad BL
New York
Lafayette Senior Pomers Named Ideal College Man
Ideal college man honor goes to Whunas Pomers of Lafayette College at Bastont. He is selected as the ideal college man and awarded a $100 prize.
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Whunas
Pomers
Lafayette College
Bastont
Tay
Collee Man
Teenage romance reshapes views of Graustein wealth and status
A reminiscence of Mrs Graustein and her dances reveals a circle of admirers including Mr. Graustein, a Harvard graduate and bank and railroad director. Former friends recall her lively social life and the impact of her romance on their perceptions while noting business opportunities and family illness.
Guaranty Co announces new offices in Smith-Young Building
The Security Title Guaranty Company, led by J. Grover Wells and formed by San Antonio business men, reveals its new Smith-Young Tower offices. It maintains a complete set of abstract records for Trextr County lands, including plat maps and title indexes. Management brings 20 years in the abstract and title business.
Two Luling Schools Voted to Consolidate Districts
In a Caldwell county meeting at Luling the Luling and Union Center districts voted to consolidate. The Taline district will acquire Hauner oil fields within its boundaries. A new primary school building will be erected on current property at a cost near 825000, bringing total school-building investment to about 3 million dollars.
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Luling
Texas
Caldwell County Boar of Education
Union Center
Union Center Board
Luling Bond
Taline
Hauner
Dalfors
Buiding
Police Probe Boy Death at Harvard College
A thorough investigation was opened into the mysterious shooting of Bromrvell Linn, a 22 year old Harvard student and son of Superior Court Judge William B. Linn. He was found dead in his Harvard dorm room from a 22 caliber bullet wound, his body clad only in underwear, with a rifle believed to have been used in the fatal shot.
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Philadelphia
Bromrvell
Harvard College
Linn
Superior Court
William B. Linn
Haverford
Policeman John Frazer to Face Murder Trial Monday
John Frazer city policeman charged with the murder of Daniel A. Tyler a chiropractor at Frazer's home in the 300 block of Eadsaveree on October 19 will have his trial opened Monday morning in the fourth district court before Judge Faden W. McCrory A special panel of about 150 jurors has been summoned Frazer was previously no-billed by a grand jury but later indicted after further investigation.
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John
Frazer
Evie
Daniel A. Tyler
Eadsaveree
Fourth District
Faden
W. W
Plans to Figure in New York Broadcast
Airplanes an orchestra and speakers in Philadelphia and Washington will take part in a radio experiment Monday night by Columbia Broadcasting. The test, to be transmitted over the national network, aims to perfect coordination between air and ground broadcasting.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Aslumbia
Giralane
Sunshine boosts Pearsall farmers crops and hopes rise
Pearsall Texas July 8 The warm sun and clear weather have encouraged farmers. The county's corn crops show good progress and prices and prospects for a strong harvest are improving. The season's favorable conditions have aided work and crop development across the area.
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Pearsall
Texas
Last Weathar
Erithony Aden
Revision of Fruit Fly Bank Quarantine Announced
Washington DC The Secretary of Agriculture announced a revision of the Mediterranean fruit fly quarantine. The update bans reshipment of Merida fruit and vegetables from northern northeastern states into the South Territory, and Venus nut o which due shipment from Florida is already prohibited.
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Washington, D.C
BINS
Export Debenture Debate Over Farm Relief Plan
In Washington this afternoon a clash over the export debenture plan for farm relief arose as Senator McNary of Oregon urged adoption of the conference report on the new farm bill. The debate centered on the approach to supporting farmers and funding relief measures.
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D. C
Farina
McNary
Roeycihlican
Oregon
Episcopal church workers finish summer school at St Marys hall
The summer school for Episcopal church workers convened at St Marys hall concluded with its final class Saturday morning. About 140 attendees included Miss Lea Cooper of New York and H Moore of San Antonio who led general instruction while clergy were taught by Rev F G Deis. Lay members formed the Lastman's guild of the West Texas diocese with 11 charter members. Ter N Herndon of Uvalde elected director and E Balbraith of Kerrville named secretary treasurer.
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Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s Hall
Lea Cooper
New York
Aea
H. Moore
San Antonio
Rem
F. G. Deis
St Mary's Hall
Lastman’s Guild
West Tesas
Ter. Tt
Bank raid at Pexaskana nets 88000 in cash
Four unidentified men robbed the Miller County Bank and Trust in Pexaskana Arkansas forcing bank officials and customers into the vault. About 88000 dollars in currency was taken during the raid.
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Trxatucana
Ark
Miller County Bank and Trust
Pexaskana
Bees Attack Police Captain in California Incident
Captain J. Frank Brown a veteran officer and longtime San Antonio police veteran faced a bee attack after attempting to raid a hive. Health officer Dr. Wy. A. King treated him for two dozen stings, marking a troubling Waterloo for the officer.
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J. Frank Brown
San Antonis Pallel
Waterloo
Wy. A. King
Young and Lamont to Sail for Home
American delegates to the reparations conference completed their work and were to sail home today aboard the Cunard liner Aquitania from Cherbourg.
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Young and
Lamont
United States
Cunard
Aquitania
Cherhourg
San Antonio Delegation to Christian Endeavor Convention
A San Antonio delegation will attend the Christian Endeavor Stele Convention in Houston from June 15 to 17 per Marguerite Hugman, president of the local union. Registered travelers include Elizabeth Kinney Cornelia Campbell Marguerite Huzman Frances Pettit Ethel Glenney Marie Strate Margie Howle and many others.
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San Antonio
Christian Endeavor Stele
Houston
Marguerite Hugman
B.A. Day
Donald Newton
G. Ramsden
Monten Trial
Clyde Crow
Bexter Reer Jn
Mayo Jones
Ray
Army Flier Killed In Emergency Jump Near Goond Rapids
Lieut. WW. D. Slingerland a 24 year old United States Army pilot from Selfridge Field Michigan died when his parachute failed to open during an emergency jump near Goond Rapids Iowa last night. He was en route to Sioux City for an aerial demonstration at Rickenbacker field scheduled for tomorrow.
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Goon Rapids
Iowa
WW. D. Singerland
United Sites Army
Selfridge Field
Mt.Clemens
Atdis
Here
Slingerland
Sioux City
Rickenbacker Field
Papal Envoy Will Call on Portes Gil
Mexico City reported that President Portes Gil announced he granted an interview to Monsignor Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores, apostolic delegate to Mexico. The prelate, seeking the interview through the Washington embassy, was granted the meeting.
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Mexico City
Juna
Ins
Portes Gil
Leopaldo Ruiz Y Flores
Archhbishop
Micheseta
Mexico
Belef
Saye
Washington
Youth dies to save mother in hotel fall
A 21 year old Los Angeles man, Jopa Allerton Johnston, plunged from a seventh story hotel window to save his mother, dying moments later. He weighed 316 pounds and reportedly uttered a farewell line before collapse. Earlier, Johnston faced a breach of promise suit in a separate 102 case linked to an Australian plaintiff.
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Los Angeles
Allerton Johnston
Pansdena
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