Weeds of aryagen end other Geld kendhrpigiter sweep jobs
March 19 in Warrington reports the April 1 purge of prohibition workers as part of the nationwide reorganization of the prohibition service. Officials outline transfers to new bureaus, with staff selected for civil service fitness and accuracy. Local efforts aim to seed out those not suitable for continued roles amid revenue collection changes.
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Teleessal Sersica
Warrington
Aryagen
Perric
Ho Oreert
Andrews Myen
Argentina to Build Large Facility for Colony Hospital
An incomplete report describes plans to construct a sizable facility near Cerrito on the Alto-Parna river to serve the local neighborhood. The hospital is to accommodate around 600 patients and support colony needs.
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Argentina
Galena
Cerrito
Alto-Parnna
Northwestern University bans smoking on campus
Northwestern University officials announced new campus rules prohibiting smoking after a meeting of committee members. The move aims to address health concerns and regulate student behavior on campus grounds.
Billings Trial Returns to Court for Dolly Billings Slaying
Giant stockman Jess Billings faces a fourth appearance in the Thirty-seventh District Court on July 1, 1924, charged with the killing of his wife Dolly Billings. Previous trials in the same case ended without resolution, with earlier indictments including accusations tied to rival parties and injuries from a barley fields incident.
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Billings
Stockman
Dolly Billings
Ches
S A Junior High Girls Make Currants From Greece
Students at Ralph Waldo Emerson Junior High under Miss Aresh Swinebrand prepare currants in stew, bake cakes and distribute to classmates. The gesture honors Greece’s wartime help and the American Red Cross, linked to Miss Blova McNeil and local volunteers.
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Eloise Buechs
Ralph Waldo Emerson
S. A
Greece
Mies Aresh Swinebrand
Gretce
Emerson Auhaoas
Fanior
de Currante
Blova McNeil
Eleetrman
Bear Cousty
Sines Qi
Cresce
Moody busy heat aga Moody busy heat aga
Governor Moody returned from a convention in San Antonio to Austin, saying business remains and many tasks await. He noted unfinished matters and avoided discussing presidential candidate chatter, stating it is too early to talk about Al Smith.
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Bau Antonio
Southern Pacific Railway
Guratnor
Austin
AL Smith
Second Division Sets Organization Day Observance Plan
The Second Division will observe its Organization Day on May 2 with General Walla J. Cuneo in attendance to review division actions and discuss planned ceremonies. High-level arrangements include a formal review and potential dispatch of officials to mark the anniversary, with discussion of future formalities and observance dates.
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Seoul
Bivision
Walla J) Cuneo
Imeushiew Aif Blawyatt
Netul Amrethin
Brooks Flying Glass 708 Class Opens Under Chaney
Military style training for Primers Flying school at Brooke field begins Tuesday morning under Maj James B. Chaney with First Lieutenant M. F. Twine in charge. Class of 208 is split into two sections with Lieuts Cutter and Nelso directing. The corps includes 149 flying society members, 51 army officers, eight national officers, and three Guatemalan officers.
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Fiying
Brooke Field
James B. Chaney
Wendell 3
Crookles
M. F
W. BR. Cutter
Fred P. Nel- Sof
Flying Society
Regu
Iar Army
Gnani
Guatemala
Kerr Club Boys Raise PE Lanes at Multan Market
The Kerr Club boys from Keer county displayed lambs at Union Kentuckyards in Ban Antonio this week. Judges from Medind and Wilson counties awarded prizes based on meat, with top lambs weighing 105 pounds fetching 100.47 dollars, 95 pounds at 55.68 dollars, and 108 pounds at 3 dollars.
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Multan Iambe Qaisad
Clnb Boyn
Keer County
Bom Antonio
Fred Wy
Maly
Besar
Fasin
Ban Antonia
Molly
Medind
Wilson
Union Gtuckyards
Anth
Wersen Tonle
Rollin Rene
Duness
Gellagher Jr
Manufactcturers’ Association
Ment. Com
Fanz
Henry Tasedle
Publishers to Texas baron agricultural publicity tour
A delegation of fifty prominent editors representing about 99,000,000 readers will visit Texas on a trade mission. Led by Bayer McDonald of the Missouri-Pacific, they will travel from Baton Rouge through Houston and Galveston to the Rio Grande valley, meeting with President Ceiles and Agriculture Secretary Loum, surveying conditions and planning conferences with regional leaders before returning via the Gardop districts and reaching San Antonio on April 6.
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Sen Adtuio
Lé Omet
United States
Weil
Beredo
el Gardop
San Antonio
Dexas Cipoirer
Yousebambur
Hartman Funeral Services Held Here Sunday
Hartman funeral services for Annie Hartman 44 who died recently will be held Sunday at the church with Rev A T G Wolff of St John’s officiating. Interment follows in the New Lutherwald cemetery. Mrs Hartman a German born immigrant resident of San Antonio survived by husband Wilhem Hartman two sons Hugh and Pedro and three daughters Frieda Sehrunk Filla Paulmoon Jane Hortman and Anfiz Hortman all of San Antonio Texas.
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Ontiys
Germany
San Antonio
Wilheb Hartman
Toro Soun
Hugh
Pedno Hartman
Frieda Sehrauk
Zaehl
Tex
Filla Paulmoon
Jane Ties
Anfiz Hortman
Sao
San Antonio Man Named Head of Travelers
San Antonio man named head of Travelers Aid chapter amid recent elections. Officers announced include Thaman By Whilledge as junior councilor, Bert Borner as constable, Jacky Beittain as conductor, Fred Weentk as treasurer, Gur B. Hine as sentinel, and others on the executive committee with Hiren committee names listed.
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San Antonio
J B Finkmin
United Rerouccial Travelera
Thaman
Whilledge
Extucilir
Asee Gaanor
Bert Borner
Naat Conatilor
Ah Hh
Uim
Secretars-Trenauree
Jacky Beittain
Fred Weentkman
Nope
Gur B. Hine
Aentinel
Cumeitttes
In. Addi Hon
Mr. Pantimon
Thave
N. Fambeth
Sam Spier
Acid Tom
Dechoon
Hail Storm Kills Wild Geese Near Nacogdoches
In Melrose area a severe hailstorm struck during late afternoon, killing many wild geese flying overhead near Nacogdoches. Eyewitness Elwood Seale, a local farmer, reported large numbers of geese killed as the storm passed.
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Nacogdoches
Gillumbes
Melrose
Elwood Séale
Gerne
San Antonio Man Stabbed Over Heart With Ice Pick
Police reported a San Antonio man was stabbed through the heart with an ice pick. Pedro Morale, a man described as living on West Maralsl, was found by relatives Saturday night with two deep wounds in the left breast. He was admitted to a local hospital in critical condition.
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San Antonio
Pedro Morale
Maralsl
Colorado Votes Sterilization Bill Passes in Legislature
Colorado lawmakers approve a sterilization bill amid heated debate and delayed third reading. The measure targets extreme caretakers and aims to enable procedures under new state safeguards.
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Colorado
Route options to move division toward Camp Stanley
General staff of the army explores two routes to shift the division north from the army group, then west toward Frederickburg and Camp Stanley. One plan would carry troops via Now Braunfels and McCullough toward Blan wind Frederickaburg, the other toward New Braunfels and the Fredericksburg road past the cement plant, with traffic impacts on Route 49 and nearby intersections.
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Fark Samnus
Stanley
Sho Antonia
Batt Ormy
Air Corps
M. Joube
Statf Offer
Braunfels
Svenne
Frederickebarg
McCullough
Blanwind Brederickaburg
Corpus Port Meeting Shaped by Key Local Leaders
Ros Miller and Ta Boyd led a Corpus Port gathering with A Prowkert and Ray Temas to discuss inaugurating a vessel service between Corpus Christi and North Atlantic ports. The group aimed to gather data on tonnage, share estimates with shippers, and evaluate impacts on South Texas trade and local industries.
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Ros Miller
Randeutataltva
Corpus Cholat
Ta! Boyd
Frrdye
Sim Antonio Batunins
Witl A
Millon
Sharmship
Shinpem
Hsia
MP Lines to Add 845 000 Equipment
A report notes Missouri Pacific lines plan to add equipment costing more than 43000 dollars bonded to the Saint Louis area in tenna shops. H R Balford executive outlines the firm’s procurement, valuation of other machines, and anticipated timing as the new gear arrives.
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Missouri Pacific
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