Society items reveal fund drive and club events in San Antonio
In Society notes, society members meet at noon with Ms. Fli Herzberg presiding to discuss a Guoter lace program and June 4 debt payment. Alfred Ward proposes a pledge plan with ten dollars from twenty women and two others to match, plus numerous pledges at lunch. The Merry Maids club hosted gatherings, charity events were planned for June 16 and August 18, while the San Antonio Counter Club tennis finals moved toward completion with several finalists named and a likely Friday schedule.
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World’s Ills Attributed to U S Spurning League
In South Carolina Governor Cox told the General Assembly that world disorders stem from the United States not joining the League of Nations. He criticized Henry Cabot Lodge and Ambrose Harcourt as leaders of League opposition, asserting public officials have rarely wielded such influence.
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Assets Collected Against Brokerage Firm Abate Losses
New York report states assets of the brokerage firm HB B Dier and Company, unsettled since January, were reduced by 825 dollars through contributor payments. Charles Stodard, head of Stonehaus and Son brokerage and part owner of the New York National League baseball team, added 200 dollars.
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Creditors report partial recovery after firm collapse
At a creditors meeting last night Col Henry D Hughes and Franklin Shrimpton, former partners, stated $125000 remained. Of the $4,000,000 owed, about $1,000,000 was “in sight.” G A Williams said offers to settle for $30000 to avoid prosecution were rejected, highlighting the defunct firm’s embarrassment amid the recovery prospects. Paint and varnish items noted as necessities alongside price comparisons with rival firms.
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Franklin Shrimpton
Holse
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Indictment in Murder Plot Ties to University Professor
A midlevel language instructor at Atetill University was indicted by a grand jury on attempted murder charges involving Professor Hermann Walter, head of his department. The case ties to a burned home, tree rings, poisoned dogs, buried ashes, and an anonymous threat, with further details surfacing from investigation and court actions.
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Atetill University
Hermann Waleter
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Varis Green
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