Funeral services set for Edward Pallick Curtis leader of the Order of Railway Conductors
Edward Pallick Curtis 64 of 1035 West Russell Place died in Kansas City Missouri after influenza relapse. He served since age 18 in Texas rail service and rose to president of the Order of Railway Conductors. His body arrived in San Antonio for funeral at Trinity Methodist Church. The local division will direct services with national officers present.
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Edward Palick Curtis
West Russell Place
Order of Mailway
Kansas City
Alo
National Organization
San Antonio
Missouri-Kansas
Fray
Trinity Method Ist
Curtis
Unioua
WDOW
BE. T. Curtis
Mary Nabours
Stra
Edith Franke
Rush Curtis
John Curtis
Crystal City
Milton Guetis
Hielen Winship
Kensaa City
Dan Cortig
Fort Worth
John Curtin
Manhattan
Kan
Hagg and McCollum Funers
Roselawn Cemetery
National Advertising Head to Visit San Antonio Thursday
National advertising head Don Kliddie of the National Association of Real Estate Boards will visit San Antonio Thursday as guest of local Realtors. Paul Adams announced a meeting to appoint officers to a local presidency as part of the national body's leadership efforts. Memorial services for a convention delegate were held and convention activities paused.
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National
San Antonio
Don Kliddie
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Serv Antonio
Roral Realtors
Paul Adams
Gunter Hotel
Ridale
Adams
Sa Antonio Group 1
Thuiradoy
Trade union plan pushed by Foreign Minister Curtis
Max Bhulin reports that Foreign Minister Curtis told press representatives that Germany and Austria should not abandon their customs union project. He defended continued negotiations with Austria and said league council discussions would clarify misunderstandings of the union’s aims despite French opposition.
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Cniversal Service
Bhulin
Max
Liz
Julius Curtis
Germany
Austria
League Council
Customs Union
Boy Scouts Award Badges at Three Troop Meetings
Carl A. Bryno of Alma Area council presided as badges were given at three Boy Scout troop meetings on Friday night. Troop 16 from Crestholme Presbyterian church held Parents Night at Con cenelon park with a Senior Patrol Leader badge to Allen Mansfield and assistant scoutmaster badges to Jack Upsha John McGonnell and Lloyd Prozanski. Troop 20 at Prospect Hill Baptist church featured Mothers pinning medals and a talk by Bryan on The Spirit of Scouting. Dr Mion Jones spoke at Madison Square Presbyterian church for the first court of honor, while Deyn presented the charter and leaders noted merit, first and second class, and life scout badges. Seventy-six attendees heard demonstrations and camping gear was presented to Mrs Bitner. Certificates will be awarded at the Roy Scout court of honor on May 28.
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Carl A. Bryno
Alma Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Tuyior
Jack Upsha
John McGonnell
Lloyd Prozanski
Allen Mansfield
Troon
Crestholme Presbrterian
Concenelon Park
Droop
Madison Square Presbyterian Churel
Fred Bitner
John Ackermann
Biiner
Bryan
Scout
Dreadwas
Roy Scout Court of Honor
Boy, 17, Shot After Gang Dispute in Chicago
Chicago police say a 17 year old, Dar her Tractiano, was struck by gunfire during a dispute over petty spoils when a sedan blocked the curb and a volley of shots hit him as he played baseball. He was critically wounded and refused to identify his attacker.
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Chicago
INS
Darher Ractiang
Tacciano
Tractiano
La Pryor: Girl Charges Father With Assault
In La Pryor, Texas, 48-year-old farmer Crawler Treese is jailed after his 15-year-old daughter filed assault charges. Treese, father of six daughters and four sons aged 6 to 23, allegedly threatened to harm his wife and children.
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LA Pryor
Trias
Crawler
Treese
Melng
Reese
Gryatal Gity
Will Big
Chlldren
Army Orders Universal Service in Fragmented Dispatch
Fragmented army orders list personnel moved to various forts and stations including Fort Stason Fort Bamivou Fort Juninre and Fort Jenning Dag A Q Ta. Day Philippines. Several officers including James A Killan and Alice Shere are noted for retirement or reassignment to home or hospital. The garbled text references multiple locations and ranks with unclear spellings.
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Universal Service
Wyashington
D. Ci
Danie
Mort Biden Allen
Fort Stason
Cacia
John Hi
Featherston
Brreay Mission
Del
Fort Juninre
Frank D. Moarie
P.os
Parl Gearze
G. Mende
Jenning
Philippines
Francie C. Foster
F. Av
Femain Madiaon Barracks
Fort Gin
Gearea Price
A. C
Hothwell Field
Dunewn Field
Alice Si. Shere
A. F Letterman Hospital
Mother and Son Tianquet Seek Y. M. C. A. Feast Honor
A Saturday evening banquet held by the Y. M. C. A. celebrated motherhood with Beverly Sheffield presiding. Edgard Simms gave invocation, Mne Cornelia Tenileigh served as toastmistress, and speakers included Harol Suggs and Mrs Lucie Sheffield. A musical program featured Alfred Curtis Georg Worckle Melvin Qurrier and St mwond Myenes. various fathers acted as waiters.
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Tianquet
Boss Department
Beverly Sheffield
Vora’ Cabinet
Edgard Simms
George Baker
Travis Park
Mes
Lucie Sheffield
Ly Hoy
Ern
Alfred Curtis
Georg Worckle
Melvin Qurrier
Aud
RK. Suggs
Alfred Titseh
L. J. Maanhoff
A Simms
A. Saergeant
H. 8. Tate
J A Tusbee P. Pahl
Ry’ Nelson
J. Aef
Arctic Pole Rendezvous Report From Moscow Scientist
Moscow reports as Professor Borla N. Voroblov of the Soviet Arctic authority hails Graf Zep plein as a bold flight toward the North Pole. He chairs the International Aero- Avelic society and once led the Krassin to rescue survivors after the 1923 Talia dirigible crash on polar crossings.
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Universal Kerview
Moscow
Borla N. Voroblov
Graf Zepplein
North Pole
Trubert Wilkins
Subounyi Rautilus
Arctic
Vorobrov
International Aero- Avelic Society
Krassin
Talia
Pola
Senator to Study European Radios
Senator Clarence G. Dil of Washington will study European broadcasting in England Germany Denmark and other countries to observe listener reaction to government operation. He aims to restrain foreign governments from ceding control of radio stations to private interests.
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Wonsar Presice
New York
Clarence G. Dil
Washington
United States
England
Germany
Denmark
Bear
Inverclyde Divorce Case Heads to Reno Court
Lord Inverclyde and June Tripp, once the toast of British society, plan a Reno divorce proceeding. The couple agreed not to contest the divorce action while their status in England remains unsettled. If June remarries, the English claim may not recognize the proceed.
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Bersbee
London
Lord Invercclyde
Jané Tripp
Broadway
Hay
Reno
Baron Inverclyde
Inverclyde
June Tripp
England
June
Lord Inverclyde
Bogland
Mother's Day Gift Ad at Keene's Corner
An advertisement offers May 10 Mother’s Day items at George Keene’s drug store corner South Flores and Military Plaza. It highlights candy gift boxes from 5 to 5 and Marigold mottos, with cards priced from 5 to 250, urging readers to visit the shop for holiday gifts.
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George Keene
South Flores
Women Drivers Safer, German Stats Show Low Accident Share
Berlin reports official data indicating women are 10 percent of licensed drivers in Germany but cause only 1 percent of auto accidents. U S city figures for Philadelphia and St Louis show women constitute about 5 to 6 percent of drivers yet account for 0 to 5 percent of incidents. Authorities note debates over causes, with women claiming caution and men attributing risk dynamics to momentary pressures.
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Berlin
Germany
AmeTi Tean
Philadelphia
St Louis
Ireland's Anthem Origin Tied to Herbert and Kearney
Witnesses at a St Patrick's Day parade on Fifth Avenue report that Ireland's national anthem was written by Victor Herbert with words by Peter Kearney. OB.C's research unit and calls sought Irish hymn details. The song began as Soldiers of Erin and Holdings' Son, notable war song for the Irish Volunteers during the revolution and later adopted as the national anthem.
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Fifth Avenue
Victor Herbert
Peter Kearney
X. Ob.c
Wametcie
Culturs
Erin
Irish Volunteers
Inter
Kendal Highway Rond Passes Road Budget Measure
A Kendall County election approved road funding to pave routes from Old Quanien Trail to the Kerr County line and Fredericksburg to Gillespie line. Voters supported the measure by a wide margin of 873 to 20, authorizing about 85,000 dollars for Kendall County road works and related expenditures.
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Leras
Merv Kennall
Bere
Quanien
Lea
Kerr County
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Kemtall Corp Tealls
DO-X Damaged in Bolama Flight
A damaged DO-X airframe was reported over Bolama near Sertugnere Guinea after a flight. An Israeli news agency relayed word that repairs could take about two weeks, delaying the project’s takeoff for South America.
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Tankulo
Sertugnere
Guinea
Israailian
South America
Morgan Is Silent on Slump in Trade
New York May 9. Reuters reports Morgan offered no direct comment on the trade slump. He cited uncertainty and deferred remarks, noting he would address the issue in a forthcoming statement. An earlier interaction with the Archbishop of Cuinterhing touched on broader economic concerns.
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Morgan
New York
Po Marsan
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Alexander Smith
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Wolff & Marx
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Arctic Authority
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