MAP BOY SCOUT DRIVE FOR 27 00 CAMPAIGN OPENS AT GUNTER HOtel
The 1928 Alamo Council Boy Scout drive raises 27500 for activities. Headquarters set at the Gunter hotel with daily gatherings to organize workers. Key leaders include Cut tle, Lewis, Nivier, McCormick, Grabenheimer, Savage, Ochs, McIntest, and Bryan in charge. The campaign runs Tuesday through Friday with an opening banquet at 6 20 p m.
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Gunter Hotel
Funda
Alamo Rouneil
Jancheon
Gunter
Gunter Lote
B Cuttle
Hina Gift
Frank Lewis
Prospects
Walter Nivier
Had McCormick
G. G. Grabenheimer
Z. H. Savage
H. Ochs
William McIntest
Aryan
Carl A. Bryan
Acout
Bryan
Service Planned for Brig. Gen Francia Moore 87
General Francia Moore 87 died in a local hospital Tuesday. The service is scheduled Wednesday afternoon and the body will be sent to Washington for burial at Arlington Cemetery. He was born in Scotland in 1841 and served from 1861 in the Colorado Cavalry, later the Fifth United States Infantry, with many assignments across Texas and campaigns in the Spanish American War and the Philippines. He retired to San Antonio in 1908 and was promoted to brigadier general in 1900. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. B. J. Willian of San Antonio and granddaughter Miss Jenes Campbell of Wellesley College.
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Francia Moore
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Moore
Scotland
Colorado Cavalry
Fifth
United States Infantry
Lovol
Ninth Cavalry
San Antonio
Howble Lilians
Mart
Web
Apel
Oo Danghter
B. J. Willian
Jenes Campbell
Wellesley College
Pistol Marksmen Badges Offered to More Aspirants
Washington Nov 2 Distinctive badges await eligibles at the War Department after revised rules. Any person who has won three or more medals in army rifle or pistol competitions in national or heavy matches becomes eligible. Starting 1928 only the top 16 teams in national team matches and the top one in the national pistol matches shall be considered.
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Washington
War Department
Lire
Aryone
Anti Tuberculosis Vaccine Debate at Paris Medical Meeting
At a Paris Academy of Medicine session the anti tuberculosis vaccine sparked controversy The debate centered on vaccine safety and efficacy with Professor Tignieres asserting possible risks in rare cases De Calmette defended the vaccine noting proven preventive value and refuting unfounded fear The discussion highlighted concerns about vaccination risks versus benefits across France.
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Paris
Albert Catinelie
Academy of Medicine
Tignieres
Buenus Adres
Vonington
de Calmette
France
Alon Infanta
Cole Family Enjoys Three Day San Antonio Trip
Mr and Mrs ML Gate and family from Mauls Pane motor to San Antonio for a three day fuel and pleasure trip with Kennedy and Lorine joining in for the outing.
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Cole
Mes
A. ML Gate
Miawox
Nan Kennedy
Lorine Thby
Mauls Pane
San Antonio
Castle in Spain Blah Disclosed Four Days Before Divorce
A statement disclosed just four days before a divorce announcement reveals a confidential castle in Spain referenced in the personal matter. The disclosure underscores ongoing private negotiations surrounding the separation.
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Spain
Vital Statistics From Fragmented City Notices
A garbled listing of births and deaths appears with names such as Pablo Rains Maria Raines and Ellen Laura Juilan Guterrez and Toran Cros Derlur. It mentions April dates and addresses like 1406 Chiwahue airact and 16409 West Hullache avenue. The text also references building permits totaling $37,080 issued by the city building inspector with projects at Minier, Mulh avenue, and other street addresses.
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Asie FL Turley
Pilzaheth Carver
Pablo Rains
Maria Raines
Gregoria Lujer
Ellen Laura Juilan Guterrez
Toran Cros Derlur
Long
Guadawpe
Pavidean Bawmnon
Tobe Lee Soneman
Manuel Salazar
Lile Bryan Philip
Harris
Myre J. Gillis
Manuel Tovaie
Angelina Casarera
Ajelandeo
Gerlwood Street
Bay
Aneil Wu
Welty
Hackberry
Ernagt An Pernindy
Guerra
Mulh Avenue
Innel Company
Fintan Street
Morgan-Woodskurd
BullUn Hlares
Jack Wo Neal
South Wiorca
Sbonaulen
Atonal Wiley
Millions Needed by Methodists to Save Institutions
May 2 Pew dispatch reports that millions of dollars are needed to avoid suspension of many Methodist and Episcopal institutions. Education bodies face combined debts around 4000, with most schools under church control facing financial strain and potential closure unless funds are raised promptly.
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Nasavilaas
Pew
Hie Methodiat
Episcopal
Mexsian
T. Sherman
Finno- Cim
Nanoginte
Moir
Sheri
Revival Services Highlight Local Church of Christ
A garbled note indicates Church of Christ revival services at Grove Avenue area with speakers including Campbell and Sowell. Text mentions attendance by laity and pastors, with references to dates and evening hours, but details are obscured.
Malley Opens Demo Farm To Combat Cotton Rot
Tred W Malley county demonstration agent announces a new farm near Converse to aid the Southwest dorm industry by demonstrating practical methods to eliminate cotton rot. It follows arrangements with Texas A M College at Bryan and the United States Rotton Vobe central station at Temple. A 14 mile from San Antonio site on mil G Vruchvow’s property will host the project directed by H Bi Ang, superintendent, to study rot control.
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Tred W. Malley
Converse
Southwest
Mr. Malley
Texas A & M. College
Bryan
United States
Temple
Bexar County
San Antonio
Mil G. Vruchvow
H. Bi, Ang
Texas
Bexar
Wobby
Malley
Aod
Teal Cotton Expert Feted in Testimonial Dinner
More than 700 people attended a testimonial dinner for William J. Clayton, a leading cotton expert, hosted by The Rite and Club in Houston. The event praised Clayton for his advocacy of southern cotton interests at a Washington hearing, with speakers praising his work and noting strong New York cotton exchange opposition.
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Wouston
Icibate
William J. Clayton
Rite
Iklub
Jioniston
Clayton
Finn
Anderson
Choston
al Clayton
Washington
New York Cotton Exchange
Ube
Ibd Fe
Utah Arizona Air Objection On Colorado River Bill
In Washington May 2 4 Utah and Arizona objected to the Swig Johnson Will regarding the Colorado River at Beallor Canyon. Representative Teatheewort Utah argued the measure is firm work in the heart of the government zone and must be ratified by Colorado River arrangements to proceed. He insisted the bill cannot bind a war without ratifying the Colorado River accord and asked for adherence to an amroom and white mill.
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Washington
Utah
Arizona
Johnson
Colorado
Beallor Canyon
Teatheewort Utepuliena
Tin Utake
Coloraida
Chinese forces retreat amid rail line movements near Peking
Reported movements describe northern troops withdrawing toward Paoting, with an estimated 100 miles to Peking. Nearby areas including North Shani see detentions and tram access mentioned, while a fleet of thirty five Idee waned are noted as arriving.
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Nive Boon
Shani
Leking-Haykow
Paotingti
Paotingfin
Peking
CensusBill Aims May First Enumerations
Warnington reports the 1980 Acgennial rottens will be taken on May 1 and merge population and agriculture counting under the bill approved today by the census committee.
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Warnington
Murder of Theater Usherette Triggers Chicago Outcry
Chicago reacts to the Sunday night murder of theater usherette Miss Valliston as public agencies pledge action. City leaders condemn the crime and demand full police effort to uncover the slayers. A $70 reward is posted and officials vow to exhaust every witness to deliver justice.
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Chicago
United States
Dis Lrieg Atlnmney
Circuit
Crite
Oak Tork
Mixa Megle Aton
Episcopal Heads Meet in Corpus Christi Diocese Assembly
Delegates from San Antonio attended a West Texas diocese meeting at the Caod Shepherds church in Corpus Christi on Wednesday. Attendees included Rt Rev William Capers and other clerics. Tisha Capora was presented with the Episcopal ring marking fourteen years as bishop by the church.
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San Antonio
West Texas
Caod
Corpus Christi
Rt Ree
William P. Capers
Blahow
Archieavan I
McKenzie
Halse T. Crim
St. Mark’s Church
Tre
Lecturer Urges Shelving of Dry Law in Five Reasons
A lecturer outlines five arguments against prohibition, criticizing the dry law as ineffective and urging reconsideration. The remarks reference societal impacts and possible reforms, attributing the stance to Dr Hibsehmin and associated groups.
Mexican Jailed After Car Stripped Near Railway Bridge
A Mexican man was jailed after his car was stripped near a railway bridge following reports of an automobile theft. The incident led to the car being towed early Wednesday morning. The owner of the vehicle has not been determined.
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Mle
Polar Fliers Coming Home From Spitzbergen
Plans by George H. Wilkins and Carl B. Bielgen to fly to Spitzbergen for a rescue mission. They expect to reach the Inger Elisabeth steamer off Advent May, about 180 miles distant, by May 15 to return to Norway. Wilkins aims to be ready to serve on board within five days.
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Gueen Maruor
Spitzbergen
Cingit
George H. Wilekins
Giew
Carl B. Bielgen
Spitabergen
Elisabeth
Norway
Bank Bandits Escape With 1200 Dollars Near Sedalia
Two robbers entered a local bank ten miles west of Sedalia Missouri and fled with 1200 dollars after forcing tellers to tie up a man and woman. State police hunted the pair as a bank bandit chase began in the area.
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Sedalia
Tasmanie Bank
Tianonle
Trelen
Sodatin
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