Ben Winans To Be Guest Of Honor At Cuero Bank Event
Verna overs reports Major Edwin B. Winans, commander of the Fifth Corps area, with headquarters at Fort Leintown, has accepted an invitation from the Cuero chamber of commerce to be guest of honor at the annual bank affair, marking a notable civic engagement for the officer.
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Ben. Winans
Gerd
Verna
Edwin B. Winana
Fighth Coys
Fort Lein ‘Tiiwston
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief From Gas
An old advertisement claims Adlerika cures gas and nervous restlessness by removing internal poison. It urges nervous customers to hurry to German doctors remedy available at drug stores and offers a sample by mail for six pence.
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Adlerika
Sammicra- Wagnere
Adlerika CO * Dent. KG
Special Sales Banquet Highlights Regional Commerce Reform
In Washington March 30 a survey of the Southwest Gulf section shows stores with over a million dollars in annual receipts pressuring for a standardized business organization. The upcoming April 2 meeting will feature Senator Sorris Shepard, Congressman J. J. Mansfield, and Hoy E. Miller among others to discuss agriculture and navigation projects, with notable leaders invited from Governor Sterling to the chambers of commerce.
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Universal Barview Washington
Gulf
Commieren Department
Adi Handte
Sorris Shepard
J. J. Mansfield
Hoy BE. Miller
Trure-Conchal Canal Association
Nlspe
United States
Agriculture and Navigation
O. G. French
Fort Worth
Guadalupe River
Sterling
Wilt
Holland
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Protestant Fall Is Seen by Catholics Val Serle
NEW YORK March, seen by Catholics, a forthcoming issue of the Commonweal discusses a view that the Protestant Reformation could self terminate as a voluntary bankruptcy. The article notes a Catholic perspective on Protestant fall, with reference to birth control approval by a committee of the Interchurch of America.
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Val Serle
New York
Rene Resenta
Theo Har
Chriny
America
Quakers Protest Incident in Philadelphia
Quaker and orthodox groups plan a coordinated protest in Philadelphia against a mock incident tied to war department reports. The action will involve hundreds of participants and include letters from individuals and a Pennsylvanian disarmament committee collaboration.
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Drial Hla
Ahley —Orthodox
Hinksife Young Selenty
Ejcover
War Department
Bonn
New York
Man Breaks Bottle on Woman's Head at Scene
Antonio Garcia, 98, of 07 North Wareda Street, allegedly struck a bottle of beer against a woman’s head. A fire alarm was turned in and officers found 50 bottles of beer at the scene. Judge A. T. Matlock fined Garcia $50 on vagrancy charges.
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Antonio Garcia
Wareda Street
Mane
Otto Geichman
Garcia
A. T. Matlock
Uateia
Thieves Loot D A Building and Local Warehouses
Thieves broke into the Peck HUN Furniture company at 425 Burnett Street and took 40 from a cash register, damaging a wall with a metal sheet. Solomon Robsenberg of East Woodlawn Avenue reported 225 in clothing stolen from his home. Two vending machines at 1021 Youth Flores Street were broken open with a small amount of money taken. A platel was stolen from a home on Vale avenues W Nawthrin Tonf. A junk worth 1 dollar was stolen from the campus at 115 North Co Yo and Dr Ja A. Gritfin of 172t Wayr Street was robbed of a medical kit on Marrigan.
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Buralars
Peck Hun Furniture Company
Burnett Street
Solomon [Losenbere
East Woodlawn Arcaue
Youth Flores Street
C. W. Gry
I ‘A. Platel
Hone
W. OR
Vale Avenues
North Coyo
Ja A. Gritfin
Wayr Street
Marrigan
Machine Gunners Fire Into Cafe in South Side Assault
Gunmen opened fire on a Negro cafe on the South side, wounding another patron, mugging one man, and firing into the storefront during a chaotic early morning attack. Detectives arrived as the gunmen fled, and a second burst of bullets hit the café window after officers departed.
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Cricago
Aiarca su—Ury
Pancanife Inn
Agquada
Ame
Dynamite Ends Crocodile After Fatal River Attack
In Pachuca Mexico on March 20 a large crocodile attacked a one seat old boy while bathing in the San Diego river. After the boy was killed villagers placed a dynamite charge near shore and detonated it beneath the reptile to end the danger.
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Pachuca
Mexico
San Diego
Ted
George A. Dorsey, Author, Is Dead
George A Dorsey a noted author died at 62 from an embolism shortly after receiving the final revision of his last work from his secretary He was best known for Why We Behave Like Human Be nga The death ends a prolific career and leaves behind colleagues and readers in mourning
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Marca
George A. Dorsey
Vitamins Need Not Cause Worry
Dr Walter C G Alvarez of Mayo Clinic says vitamin worry is unfounded based on a survey of 470 physicians nationwide. He states only the thoughtless or ignorant fear vitamins and that people storing enough with their bodies can endure weeks or months of semi starved conditions. A mine disaster near Coat Glen resulted in fatalities and a surface discovery.
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BT. Paul
Walter CG. Alvarez
Mayo Elinic
Rochester
Minn
United Srates
Meaigo to Idle in Holy Week
Universal Service reports a near halt in business across Mexico during Holy Week with government offices granting vacations. Three days Holy Week see many Mexicans travel to churches and resorts while cities like Guadalajara slow and hotels near Arimpielo brace for seasonal crowds.
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Mextes
Mexigana
Churels
Tarethage Nh
Gundalajara
Cordalisea
Armpileo
Reno Mayor Defends City Morals From Pulpit
Reno Nev March 10 Major E F Roberts defending Reno morals from the pulpit of the Methodists church criticized gambling and the legalization of gaming saying it would be a step toward ending the vice he claimed robs the city of virtue. He defended segregation and denounced divorces as signs of social decay and urged enforcement of moral standards.
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Reno
Nev
E. F. Roberts
Nevada
Hoberts
Nevella
Atle
Hindenburg Faces Acute Labor Crisis
Berlin reports a severe labor crisis as authorities move to quell unrest. Workers in metal industries and other sectors strike amid wage protests and mounting tensions.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
Pail Vou Tlndoubaye
Fourteen ill after meal at Houston cafeteria
Houston authorities investigated a cafeteria outbreak after fourteen employees and patrons were treated in hospitals for food poisoning. The cafeteria was ordered closed as health officials analyzed the meals served.
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Houston
Eafeteria
Deton CG
Hutcheson
Ily
Carle
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