Red Cross Life Saving Expert Visits City Pools
Commodore Lonetsllow, longtime head of the Newark and Rhode Island lifesaving bodies, arrives in Batmia to judge tests at River Avenue pool and lecture on first aid and water safety. He will tour city pools Monday afternoon with a Red Cross exhibit free to the public and previously met Jaen Red Cross chapter members.
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Qishis'tian
Au & Othe
River Avenue
Longfellow
Htc
Ing Aspest
Ted
Washington
Teuttadore Lonetsllow
Batmania
Mim Leralip
Rel Cros
Jaen
Red
Newark City
Thad
American Swimming Association
Natouel Collegiate Athletics Association
International ¥. ML
American Ice Cross
Way Leach
Royal Life Saving Soiety
United States Volunteer
Surprise to thieves at residence on Hecker Street
W Hensel returned home at 10 20 Sunday night and frightened away burglars ransacking his house. Lights were burning and clothing scattered, but investigators could not yet determine what was stolen due to confusion. C J Adams reported a thief entered his apartment on East Commerce Street while he slept. his trousers were rifled and valuables taken. Elis water and chest were also noted as stolen.
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W. ¥. Hensel
Hecker Street
Thieres
Mr. Hansel
Bern
C.J. Adams
Kommerce Street
Novorke
Elis
Talon
Kirby to Speak at San Antonio Chamber Meeting
John Henre Kirby, head of the Betheca Taritt Congress, will deliver the principal address at the regular monthly session of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, 32275, at the St Anthony level, with the topic "Nee" expected to draw a large audience.
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San Antonio
Protective Patiff Discussion At Chamber Meeting
The chamber reports with bounds by chairmen on departmental issues as they prepare a protective policy. Details on funds received by Anthony Sinn are to be disclosed in the next ten days. General manager C B Yandell says many members will attend and hear Kirby’s address in a timely open discussion on vital matters.
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Is Chamber
Dorlare
Sra Antonista
Ani Anagajenes
Preaday
Junckran
Yandel
Kirby
SET UP COMMISSION FOR Mexican Citizens Protection
Enthusiastic reception for the Vocal Maxicbn delegates at New Braunfels on a Sunday morning to form a home ary commission protecting Mexican citizens. Enrique D. Ruiz and Vice Consul Almansa led the party with Mexican women, Blue Crazy society, and a band. A parade followed a street procession to Landa's park with a reception, meeting, and officers elected. The New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce secretary attended. This New Braunfels commission is the fourth in the San Antonio district under Consul Pals, after Austin Sap Marcos and Tou Onmy.
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Maxicbn
New Brownfels
Enrique D. Ruiz
San Antonio
Almansa
Blue Crazy
Red Crow
Heick Mldress
Seeleote
Iti
Landa
Pars
New Brauniels Chamber of Commerce
Commission of New Brayntely
Consul Pals
Oilers
Austin
Sap Marcos
Tou Onmy
Pupils Stage Evening Play at St. Henry's Hall
A rural school in South Tieres Street presents a satirical drama titled Little Heroine of Mayotte at Fest Hill Theater, 8:15 pm. The cast lists numerous students and instructors, with a musical program including quartets and marches. Proceeds and details are extended to the public through a broad notice.
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St. Harry's Lelidol
Tieres Street
Fest Hill
Mayotte
Phard Ik Kells
H. Hawtowets
M. Silhune i. Fergussa
A . Trejo
M. Prnttur
J. 2. Sent
A. Scherrer
J. Dhavis
Soba ‘Adlington
K. Klong
Fe Connie
J. Byhiman
Mt Eases
M. Pi K Guizer
Am Cound
M. Littus
Sulin
He McCororick
Ab Avamuch
M. Meer
Sohtohe
Hess
M. Bibby
Uni Farchy
Redercer
Higa
Mis
Spdingtine
Wang
O. Mottney
March
Puna C
Metny
D. Nee U
Verekhinfls
V. Cooper
Hostanten
Haw
Luwetm
Tapa
Business Bureau forms to unite advertising interests
A local agitation seeks the establishment of a Better Business Bureau in Savannah. A committee will be appointed next week, with President Brockhauser and William P. Greer of national advertising Readination urging business leaders to back a Roarhng Wil li plan. Prize recipients were announced by Ay B. Waketiei.
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Mt Better Business Tieeeau
Nest
Brockhauser
Sr Plont
William Po Greer
National Advertining
Readainuriors
Readainuriors, Why Spoke Tre Jost Seat | { Hed
Cevard Ural
Harald Ras Tag Sondne
Guy Mesl
Ay B. Waketiei
Symphony concert helps campaign via radio pledges
A Milwaukee Symphony protest event tied to a Bun An toy Renpteny election aired on KALGUU radio. Four Cutupariga ty supporters attended, pledges ranged from 10 to 50 dollars, with subscriptions reported as the campaign workers promoted the next cycle's concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Higeuns
Odese
Hickiana
Night at the Good Hotel Briefly Noted
A general manager at a hotel faced a disorderly incident described by fragmented text. The report mentions teens and a Sunday night scene with unclear references to individuals and a location near Wy Ar Vella Whe. The readable fragments suggest a severity pane and a postponement or reaction to the event.
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Ada Hines
Shy
We Nec
Government Civil Service Offers Many Jobs Across States
Government posts numerous civil service openings across the United States and Louisiana areas. Positions range from exam based clerical roles to supervisors in maps and industrial rehabilitation courses, with salaries from 800 to 2400 dollars yearly and monthly stipends for certain trainee grades. Exams will be conducted in June at multiple post offices and cities including Texas and Louisiana locations, with assignments to various offices after results.
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United States
Civil Service Renta
Faith Wen
Sam Houston
Fort Bliss
Ally
Camp Logen
Port Sam Houston
Saio
Gient Tobarnt P Rice
Ongiie
Aitle
Histor Tivision
Nony
Eas Raz
Hiroamiout
Texas
Uauisianus
Lusisiana
Alexandra
Baton Rouge
Lake Chartes
Minot
New Iberia
New Orleans
Shreveport
San Antonio Manufactures Exposition attendees laud growth
The Manufacturers luncheon hosted by Wolff and Marx featured remarks by Mr Stern and other leaders praising the local manufacturing sector. Speeches highlighted vehicle plant expansion, the 的 production value reaching $61,000,000 and 15,000 workers, with emphasis on expanding the metal, electrical and chemical industries in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Morrie Sterm
Saurn
Squike
Sexond Young Manufacturers
Wolff Ts Marx Company
Chamber of Commerce
Dorx
Mteen Eaid
Commerce
Smi Ux
Tin
Saoi Tell
Woltt & Mora Stuupany
JL Btorge
Welll & ‘Iex
Welcound
Unclear damaged text provides limited incident note
Fragmentary OCR reveals a burglary shooting reference in Cambridge with names like King and Gilbert, plus vague location Brayton and Brayton related details, but essential facts are garbled and uncertain. The piece lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to confirm a proper news item.
Curtis Pressmen Strike in Philadelphia May Week
Curtis Publishing Co workers walked off the job for a week of stoppage affecting the Saturday Evening Post and the Saturday Commer, with foremen and some pressmen staying at work while talks continued with Chicago editors about the editions.
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Philadelphia
Curtig Publishing Company
Nynouseedie
Comery
Haywood Loses Bond in Chicago Mining Case
May 10 reports total bonds of 75 000 for mining arrests tied to labor conflict in Worth County. National events list inmates connected to a penitentiary escape and alleged plot to flee to Leavenworth Kansas. Authorities say the case centers on detainees linked to an attempted breakout and mining labor disputes.
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Chicago
Brebery
Leavinworth
Kansas
Yrnie Fentiary
Fiallawhie
Anaibien
Relndine
Fragmentary Duluth Music Listing Miscues
The readable fragments mention Duluth, a studio, performers such as Puente and Herbert McCucehoeny, and a venue or event at a Mina location. The text appears as misspelled names and garbled phrases, offering no clear date, program, or outcome to report beyond scattered references to music acts and a passage about passing through Passa? Pasa Poy.
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Duluth
Musicrat
Iisle Luttt
I, Weyer
Opposition to Alaska board bill voiced in Washington
May 20 in Washington Representative Curry of California chaired a House committee hearing on the bill to create an Alaska development board. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace urged removal of wholesale restrictions and cautioned that the measure would establish a federally guided regime over Alaska resources and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
1. C
Wollige
Curry
Wallace Anid
Aloka
Agencion
St. Wallace
Wage cut talks open with New York Central trades unions
Buffalo May 16 officials of the New York Central railroad began wage cut discussions with unionists. Firemen and engineers met first. tomorrow other groups including trainmen conductors telegrapers signal men and hostlers join in. The talks aim at readjustments in pay and working conditions.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
Captoyts
Terence
Frainmmen
Rege Redue
Minesweepers clear Gulf of Mines Report Radiated
A Moscow radio dispatch says navigation in the Baltic Sea has been cleared of mines after a sweep. Ships are at Lainey with electrical railway equipment aboard and ready to resume service.
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Riga
Moscow
Lainey
Rowan on Trial in Abilene for Postal Robbery Murder
In Abilene on May 6 the state and defense declared readiness for trial in the case of Albert T. Kucha charged with murder in the death of postal clerk G. W. Street during a Jackson Street post office robbery in Dallas. Judge W Te Hy denied a motion to stay proceedings. Rowan received a 24 year sentence for altered complicity as the examination of witnesses began.
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Abilene
Lex
Albert
G. W. Street
Jackson Steetl
Dallag Thobary
W. Te Hy
Defenay
Testimonial on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Georgia reader reports relief from backache and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims improved periods and work ability and urges others with similar issues to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Toomabern
Tim Offerad
Lydia Benigh
Mia Phittins
Lydia & Pickham
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Want Business Bureau
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Kit Trutter
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Tolin DB
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Gilbert King
Whart
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Nolee
Curtis Pressmen
Haywood
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RTO
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New York Central Reitroad
Tor
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Mare
Vasslie
Ned
Esas
Brmnelial
Ins
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Hovey
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W.imited
Pitsburg Water Heater Company
208 Ave
Rowan
Dalles Rohberry
Mexico
Gonzales
Tamaulipas
Witte
Joe Hutesoquin
Brady
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Crockett S16
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Steeat
Anthony Hotal
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