Disappearance Mystery Of Eva Ortiz In Bank Antonio
Eva Ortiz, 14, of Bank Antonio, has been missing for weeks. Humane society officials, led by secretary G. Smithers, report fruitless searches and no clear leads. Ortiz appeared voluntarily at the society months ago and expressed desire to stay with relatives. her mother remains hopeful. A distinguishing brown mole on her arm is noted.
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Antonio Child Pro“ve
Humane Society
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Afghan Emir Amanullah Arrives in Leningrad
Amanullah Khan, emir of Afghanistan, arrived in Leningrad on May 11 and was greeted by local authorities and M. Šarpingki, president of the Russian entity. He and his entourage will reside temporarily at the Winter Palace.
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Russia
Leningrad
Moesia
Amanullah Kaho
Atbanistan
Will
Natul
M. Sarpingki
Entioemy
Winter Palace
Too Much Soup, Pastor Quits Church
In Omaha the Plymouth Congregational church saw Rev. W. Allen Grape resign after a lengthy dispute over the women’s association’s dinner and soup activities. He moved to the First Baptist church, citing unhappiness with church sign and decor changes and voicing belief the church should rethink its public image.
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Omaha
Women's Association
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. Allen Grape
Bapst
Diplomatic figure Guesalaga dies at 72 in The Hague
The Netherlands flag ranks honor the death of Al Josaandro Guesalaga an Argentine minister and long time dean of the diplomatic corps who died in The Hague at age 72. The veteran envoy served for many years and kept close ties with Dutch authorities.
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Mary
Geneva
Hague
al- Josaandro Guesalaga
Netherlands
Ayd
Hebrew Club to Be Built in Two-Year Plan
Plans are formed to construct a 875,000 building for the Young Men's Hebrew Association within two years. The project follows the opening of a new center on Soledad Street donated by Brenner who remodeled and furnished the facility. Notables at the ceremony included Nat M. Washer, Wolf, Fink, Rainer, Rabbi Phillips, and District Attorney Lamar Reed Tigsaw among others.
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Soledad Street
MLM
Av. Myron Fink
Jake Rainer
Sameel T. Phillips
T. J. Vande
Mr. Gnot
EL Tunis
Tebbi Abraham Tiengis
Tort
Worth
Lamar Ree- Tigsaw
Rabb
Eylaim
Prisel
OW. Kantersywke
Amputation Victim Sues For 200000 Dollars
Chicago brief: Sadye Holland, an amputation victim, filed a 200000 suit against Dr Henry J. and son, alleging a botched beauty operation led to leg amputations above the line. The case cites alleged medical negligence in the Chicaza area.
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Chicago
Sadye Holland
Henry J. & Son
She Sees the Light and a Prize Cigarette Lighter
Miss Imogene Anderson notes the outfit while W B Reid judges a prize cigarette lighter. The lighter has a history, and its value is debated as to whether the outfit achieves its aim.
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Imogene Anderson
A. Gic
W. B. Reid
Verdun Shell Lighter Sells for Months of Use
A San Antonio man, W. B. Reid, turned a Verdun shell into a cigarette lighter with an inlaid British coin on top. The hollow shell bottom holds saturated cotton and, when functioning, lasts for months. The piece likely belonged to a soldier who spent spare time fitting the coin, found on Verdun battlefields during World War I.
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San Antonio
W. B. Reid
Reid
Battefield
Verdun
Winkler Field Widens in San Angelo Oil Strike
In Winkler County a massive oil well near public school land produced initial flow after a 46 minute open. Estimates put output between 4000 and 20000 barrels daily with gas around 40 million cubic feet. The high pressure breached the cap and steel storage filled quickly as crews worked to manage the flow. F Kirk Johnson of Abilene announced plans to run the well for about 24 hours to clear mud from drilling.
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Winkler
Pool
Gibson
Sessler
Logan
F. Kirk Johnson
Abilene
State cash balance report shows 23 million total
The State's April end cash balance stood at 23,029,479 with detailed breakdowns on funds and disbursements. Treasurer W. C. Thatcher announced plans for a detailed report on reclaims and expenditures, noting balances in several funds, including a $2,000,000 permanent fund and a $102,500 item, as part of the overall treasury status.
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Wistnere
Tatcher
Priday
Civil War Widows Benefit Change Spurred By Age Rules
A Washington report notes a proposed change to pension benefits for Civil War widows. The plan addresses widows who are 72 years old and older, outlining eligibility and payment timing. Officials consider adjustments to how long payments would continue and under what conditions. The proposal aims to extend aid to eligible surviving spouses despite past age limitations.
Senator Watson Leads by a Wide Margin in Primary
Indianapolis dispatch reports Senator Watson leading by about 24 000 votes in May primary results. Jeff Wiley's campaign shows momentum while Kenrea and Teaday factions split support as contest shapes party direction.
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Indianapolis
Teaday
Jeff Wiley
Kenator
Omen
Whiran
Hamm Vall
Werber Hoover
Worthy Court Case Heard at Austin
The Supreme Court heard a mandamus action filed by Charlotte D. Illia against the Fourth District Civil Appeals court and Woodmen of the World. Regular members disqualified, with Chief Justice Hicks of San Antonio, W Barber of Ban Marcos, and Yaybavenr Pierce of Temple sitting as associate justices.
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Austin
AFI
Supreme Court
Charlotte D. Illia
Fourth District
Woodmen of the World
Fale Hicks
San Antonio
W. Barber
Ban Marcos
Yaybavenr Pierce
Temple
Ae Ageocinte Justirer
How Dyspeptics Should Eat to Avoid Indigestion
A guide to relief from stomach trouble cites excess hydrochloric acid as a primary cause. It recommends buffered magnesia or baking soda based antacids, and neutralizing powders taken with water before meals. The plan argues these remedies prevent fermentation and allow natural digestion without pepsin or artificial enzymes.
Five Mexican pool halls closed during Imperial Valley labor strike
Five Mexican pool halls in Brawley were shut down by the sheriff following a disturbance in Imperial Valley labor trouble sparked by Mexican melon pickers demanding higher pay. Violence erupted when a crowd reportedly threw objects after authorities refused permission for a meeting.
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Brawley, Cel
Wastmoreland
Bhoriff
Charter Gillett Wa
Imperial Valley
Eberlic
Widening Urged on Buena Vista Street Expansion
Prospect Hill Civic Improvement League members urged Commissioner Pay Hi Steffler to widen Buena Vista Street further. The group noted current widening from Santa Rosa to San Saba is underway and asked for extension from San Saba to Frio to improve traffic conditions.
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Prospect Hill
Pain Relief Powder Described For Aching Feet
A fragmentary column extols a foot powder named Tix as quick relief for tired and swollen feet. The piece promises glorious comfort after use and hints at availability beyond a single department story, urging readers to seek more details.
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Dante Conte
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