Lemly Kiddies Vaccination Controversy Sparks City Debate
Miss Mery K. Pont, Woodlawn School teacher, defends keeping Stella and Irene Lemly in class while denying ejection. City and school officials clash over enforcing a 1917 vaccination ordinance as Sam P. Lemly remains jailed for $120.60 in fines. Judge Anthony says no police needed. parents should be punished for nonvaccination.
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School Boy Chester Weber Earns Perfect Score
In Beaumont on March 26 a 2nd grader Chester Weber, son of Herman Weber, a contractor, broke his arm after a bicycle accident on the way to school. He missed nothing as a doctor set the arm in a plaster cast and still earned 100 percent in the music memory contest, helping his school win.
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Sister Missing In Texas Case Sparks Police Search
Mae Bennett seeks help to locate her sister Molly who vanished after years of letters. The trail spans Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Illinois and Del Rio Texas. Molly is described as brown curly hair dark complexion about five feet five inches tall with a large scar on the right hand.
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Resignation of Miss Newton Sparks University Gossip
The university investigates a resignation linked to campus parties. Miss Newton denies the sole blame, saying she will speak later as President Splawn notes inquiries take time. Newton, a San Antonio native with Wisconsin and Texas education ties, leaves at term’s end.
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Sergeant Kennedy Makes First Parachute Jump
Another parachute jump was made at Kelly Field on Wednesday afternoon when Sergeant W. T. Kennedy of the Twenty second Photo Section leaped from an airplane at an altitude of 2000 feet. It was his first jump.
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McCormick Heir Lives On Fifteen a Week in Milwaukee
Fowler McCormick 27 year old grandson of the International Harvester founder works as a laborer at the Milwaukee plant, earning fifteen dollars weekly while living in a South Pierce Street rooming house. He rises at 3 a.m. for a ten hour shift stacking metal pigs and moving through departments, supported by Mrs Stillman who says he started after learning the business from her son.
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Loot recovered in forgery cases by detectives
Detectives Norton and Dwyer traced two forged checks tied to Mrs E P Laucier of 318 Queen Anne's Court during a broader probe. Bartholomae and Grasshoff recovered property at a suspect's New Braunfels Avenue home. Charges expected against the men as the investigation continues.
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Dinwiddie Loses Fight for Divorce in Court Room Evidence
The trial reveals Mrs Dinwiddie served punch at Osceola Archer home where the couple clashed. Mrs Boynton corroborates the disorderly conduct and forced removal, while the judge sets aside 800 dollars Dinwiddie invested to educate their children.
Indictments Accuse Two Game Wardens in Closed Season Case
Indictments filed in Ninety-fourth district court accuse Thuradey H. Shimpff and Rex Lewis deputy game wardens of conspiring to falsely charge two women with possessing birds during a closed season. The state alleges the two wardens doctored or trumped up charges to seize the birds.
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