San Antonio Light photo contest closes entries
Entries in the San Antonio Light photo contest closed on Tuesday with daily prize winners to be announced Wednesday. Grand prize of 50 dollars to be revealed in Friday edition, with first prize 5 dollars awarded for a baby asleep in a living room, second prize 2 dollars for a night-street Katy station photo, and third prize 1 dollar for a portrait. Numerous names and addresses listed as entrants and honorees in the attached notice.
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San Antonio
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Mes
B. Morend
Adame Etrees
Bi Kelvy
Montana Street
Katy
John Ietrich
West Crain Place
Wention
Co. W. PB. Lin
W. Stiltmann
Troy G. Schymer
G. Lozano
D. TB. His Inty Poh
Fennell Freddy Iirieners
Busby
OG. Zuehi
Id Maan Mra
R. A. Tae E. Kinnes
Tax on Cigarettes Arouses Drugeists
In Daldas on June 16 7 Pexoa drapaists gathered for the annual Texas Whoremaceudent association convention in HighE. They denounce the three cent per package cigarette tax signed by Gov Joy Stirling as an outrageous measure. More than 1500 droesists assembled for the event.
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Pexoa
Joys Stirling
Texas Whormaceudent Association
Highe
Police quell Wenico Reds in Matamoros protest
Police in Brownsville, Texas, broke up a Communist demonstration in Matamoros, Mexico, as protesters protested the dismissal of workers tied to a cabaret agreement. Officers dispersed the crowd after warnings. no property damage or injuries were reported.
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Brownsville
Texas
Matamoros
Mexico
Ian Indy Zou
Stamplelos
Whey
Yokee T
Crockett
Veterans Urged Full Payment Of World War Adjusted Compensation
Washington June 10 Representative Wright Palmer of Texas urged immediate full payment of World War I veterans adjusted compensation, proposing $2,000,200,000. He backed a nationwide drive to secure full payment at the next session of Congress, aligning with broader public works funding ideas. Palmer and veterans groups push for using $60,000,000 of the total to retire certificates as part of a prosperity program.
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Washington, D. C
Wricht Palman
Deimperat
Texas
Congress
William Randolph Hoeorg
Tatman
Twenty two Texas Girl Reserves head home from Hunt gathering
Twenty two Aulund girls who attended the WG A conference for Girl Reserves for Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas based Tuesday at conference headquarters near Hunt Texas will return to the city Tuesday afternoon. The delegation of 110 girls will be entertained Tuesday night with a city tour and supper on their way home. Mrs Burns is chairman of these events. Aprie Cle Watson G N Tenhan and Jaca Channon Miss Julia Martin returned from Cap Mystic.
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Jan Aulund
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Hunt
Ro ; Burns
Aggs Aprie Cle Watson
G. N. Tenhan
Jaca Channon
Julia Martin
Cap Mystic
Karnes City Man Killed In Car Crash
Burial services for Pete Titzman 22 of Cestohown near Karnes City were held after a car he rode in with four residents from Cestohtown overturned Sunday night after a tire blew out. Three others were only slightly injured Rex Mocsstamba Vincent Mocsstamba Anton Vazpatis Tian Kasariek.
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Karnes City
Texas
Pete Titzman
Cestohown
Titzman
Karnes City-Kenedy
Titsman
Cestohtown
Wither
Tian Kasariek
Anton Vazpatis
Rex
Vincent Mocsstamba
First Oil Well Found at Overton
OVIULON Texas June 16 Excitement ran high as residents crowd about a new oil well on the EL Tarten family property Deering and Son Co forth No 4. It reportedly produces about 300 barrels per hour in the business district area marking another western extension of the Joiner field.
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Oviulon
Texas
Venezuela Accepts Perez Resignation. Perez Named Interim Leader
The Venezuelan congress accepted President Perez resignation and set June 19 for the election of his successor. Foreign Minister Chain has been anointed president ad interim. There were no disturbances reported.
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Washington
1. C
Congress of Venezuelans
Perez
State Department
Triage Chain
Germany Remits Monthly Debt Installment to BIS
June 16. Germany paid a monthly installment of 150,000,000 marks about 44.5 million dollars to the Bank for International Settlements in foreign currencies. The Reichsbank faced difficulties in securing the money due to high demand for foreign currency and recent pressures.
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Germany
Bank For International Settlementa
Neidsbank
Gome
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