Honor student group named at camp Fort Sam Houston
Twenty one R C T C students stood out in the first week at Fort Sam Houston. Camp officials published their names after a parade on Foch Field. Leading students hailed from various companies and cities including Houston Freeport San Antonio Stillwater Guthrie and Tulsa.
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Fort Sam Houston
Foch Field
Rover
Twenty-third Infantry
H. E. Belsher
Houston
I. J. Stratter
Freeport
D. C
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Ts. Wheatley
Tulsa
B. J. Cook
Oklahoma City
George F. TeMaire
Bayone
Gaharin
Pueblo
Colo
Robert
BR. Webb
Planto
D. Clark
Weatherford
Edwin J. Alen
San Angelo
One-man Polish Rule Faces Opposition to Constitution Amendment
Warsaw reports bitter opposition to the Polish cabinet proposal to amend the constitution to empower the government outside legislative control for 18 months. The bill, intended to be presented to the Diet next week, would leave power in the hands of the chief executive.
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Warsaw
Diet
Spoveral
Large cucumbers shown at San Antonio exhibit
Evidence of cucumber crop potential in the San Antonio district shown by three large specimens brought to E. W. Malls at the agricultural department of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. The fruits weigh about two and a half pounds each and were grown in a half acre garden by E. R. Bedsood.
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San Antonio
E. W. Malls
San ‘Antonio
Mexican School in Mexico City Closed by Authorities
A Mexico City preparatory school was closed suddenly by authorities due to student unruliness and fire safety concerns. The move was confirmed via a dispatch from Mexico City and reported by The Herald in Nogales Arizona.
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Nogales
Ariz
the Herald
Mexico City
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