Waterworks fate rests with voters in San Antonio
An ordinance calls for a city vote on April 18 to decide on acquiring and building a municipal water plant and issuing bonds. Propositions cover a $6.5 million plant and a $500,000 set of improvements, to be repaid from plant revenues over up to 40 years.
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Ma Perphip
Merar John Z Tobi
Saratley
Nates
Board of Covbmissioners
Tong Teres
Prinicipal
San Antonio
City of
San Antonin
Demands Fall’s Venue in Teapot Dome Suit
The Associated Press reports Cheyenne March 17 that the court allowed government action in the Teapot Dome suit involving 32 year old Everhart of Pueblo Colorado, son-in-law of Albert Fall, regarding alleged deposits of Liberty bonds and related funds. Also noted: a full time executive of the Alamo Council Boy Scouts of America will commence duties after April 1 to organize troops and train leaders in counties near San Antonio, per Arthur Michael, scout commissioner.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
T Everhart
Pueblo
Colo
Albert B. Fall
the Interior
Federal
Blake Kennedy
Geld
Alamo “Council
Boy’ Scouts
Aler Jea
San’ Antonio
Mayor Affixes Signature to Election Call
A local ordinance provision notes no debt shall be incurred against the Giver San Antonio, with taxes levied only on the plant and its revenues. The witness questioned the ground title, Judge Kennedy ordered a ten inch recess, and a new scout executive begins work in Atascosa, Wilson, Barnes, Live Oak, Bee and McMullen counties to aid county efforts.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerze
Henedrig
Atascosa
Wilson
Barnes
Live Oak
Bee
McMullen
Bexar County
The
Xies
Alamo Counstl
Tee
Man Held After County Jail Admission From Somerset Road Crash
A deaf and mute companion signaled during a collision on Somerset road. Deputies Barroca and Lambert arrested a man Tuesday on a drunken driving charge after the mishap. no one was injured.
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Barroca
Lambert
Somerset Road
Affie
Antler
Cantadnines
Judge West Admits Seven New Citizens
Judge Duval West of the Peduvel Court in Tet Mio presided over a naturalization hearing admitting seven new citizens. The list includes residents from the city with a large attendance and notable names such as Treker Sve, highlighting a significant naturalization milestone.
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Duval
Tet Mio
Legion Minstrels Broadcast Promised from Mixivo City
Legion Minstrels will broadcast from Station CYL in Mixivo City at 10 p.m. Tuesday. An interesting program is promised featuring variety acts and music.
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Legion Minstrels
Mixivo City
Solon Proposes Prescription Whiskey Tax to Fight Ticks
Representative J W Stevenson of Austell introduces a bill to tax prescription whiskey at one cent per gallon to boost state revenues for tick eradication and other state programs, with a House committee to investigate indirect state funding and a potential Fortieth Legislature session.
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Solon
J. W.stevenson
Austwell
Venson
Stevenson
House
Big Senate Row Over Prison Relocation Bill
In Austin a fierce Senate clash surrounded a bill to relocate the prison system. Debates stretched long as members argued procedures and intent with a filibuster-like fervor and repeated appeals for leave to continue.
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Senate
Austin
Taiscbikt
Youth Dies Trying to Beat Train at Crossing Near Lytle
Barzano Navarro 17 was killed and five other Mexican youths injured when a northbound freight struck their motorcycle party riding a mile north of Lytle. Nicholas Navarro suffered a concussion. Carlos Hernandez sustained injuries. Witnesses say they tried to beat the train at the crossing.
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Barzano Navaro
Lytle
Nicholas Navaro
Baptist Young People's Union School Programs Begin
Baptist churches hold a week of instruction for the Young People's Union with sessions at 6 30 p m. The effort, supported by church leaders, invites all interested youths to attend at their local Baptist church.
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Young People's Union
Joea
P. Pis Ehurel
Man Arrests and Court Move Near Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston area report notes the arrest of William A Jolson of Fort Sampson, with a proposed fight tradition altered upon Sheriff afcBride arrival. The fragment suggests a confrontation related to a bigary or brawl but lacks clear sequence or outcome.
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William A.’ Jolson
Fort
Sam
Fonspons
Pexas
afcBride
Dandruff Advice From A Wandering Hair Guide
Fragmentary reader note suggests avoiding combing for dandruff and hints at alternative methods. The text mentions scalp moisture, gentle handling, and avoiding harsh actions like digging or pulling. It appears to reference over-the-counter products and home remedies without clear endorsements.
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Hovid
Mothers of Daughters TalesBoost Lydia E Pinkham
Royersford Pennsylvania mother reports her sickly daughter improved after six months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and headaches, backaches, and cramps ceased. A Roxbury Massachusetts mother also notes her 44 year old daughter regained health and strength after taking the remedy and is now working steadily.
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Royersford
Lydia
Pinkham
Main Street
Roxbury
Mass
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