Salisbury Wild Life of America at Royal Theater
California school children urged by teachers and educators see Salisbury Wild Life Pictures. Edward A. Salisbury captures living wild life with action and adventure, including large California lions and hunts, in a high thrill nature film opening tomorrow.
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California
Luther Burbank
Board of Education
Royal Theater
Dick Deadeyes
Edward A. Salisbury
Salisbury
Oregon
Wild Life
West
Minister Climbs Steeple Seeks Weathercock Gloat
A country pastor climbs a church steeple by ladder to test its safety and tells parishioners in detail of his ascent. An old farmer laughs at his boast asking if he cheated the weathercock. In another quip a senator dodges a political sentiment question, saying they don’t permit sentiment in politics where he is from.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Ten British Submarines Tied Up in Charleston Yard
Ten submarines built by American firms for Britain are docked at Charleston navy yard. Classified as belligerent ships, they must stay in port under U S neutrality laws until the war ends.
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Charleston
Charleston Navy Yard
Germans Struggle as Coffee Ban Hurts Berlin Supply
Berlin reports describe a harsh British blockade impact with coffee, cocoa, and chicory seized. Citizens endure tasteless tea, search for pork, potatoes vanish from markets, and a potato card system fails to meet demand while prices rise. A barber notes the admiral’s frugality and meager pay for haircuts.
Togo the taciturn admiral noted for Spartan living
Toledo dispatch reports on Admiral Togo, famed Japanese naval victor, seen rarely in conversation. A Tokyo butcher, fishmonger and grocer describe his modest household bills and lack of grand dinner orders, highlighting a Spartan, uncomplaining private life amid public reverence.
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Toledo
New York
Prince Albert
Admiral Togo
Tsu Shima
Japan
Tokyo
Nelson
Togo
Aumira
Obituary of Lee J. Goodman in San Antonio
Lee J. Goodman aged 43 died Monday in a San Antonio hospital after eight months in the city. A Missouri native, he belonged to the Masonic order and is survived by his widow three children two brothers Bird Goodman Fairland Oklahoma and Alvah Goodman St Joseph Missouri and two sisters Mrs George H Winsor San Benito and Mrs Rose Bobo Berryville Arkansas. Funeral services were held at the Masonic temple at 10 am with burial at Mission Burial Park.
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Lee J. Goodman
San Antonio
Missouri
Goodman
Masonic Order
Bird Goodman
Fairland
Okla
Alvah Goodman
St. Joseph
George H. Winsor
San Benito
Rose. Bobo
Berryville
Ark
Masonic Temple
Mission Burial Park
Mrs Kate Cunningham dies at 59 in San Antonio
Mrs Kate Cunningham aged 59 died at her home 119 South Mesquite Street shortly before noon Monday. A native of New York she had lived in the city eighteen years. Survived by husband John W. Cunningham a daughter Mrs F M Bednark a son L W Mullen and a brother W F McQueeney all of San Antonio. Funeral from the home at 8:30 Wednesday morning with services at St Marys Church at 9 followed by interment in St Marys Cemetery.
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Kate Cunningham
South Mesquite Street
New York
John W. Cunningham
F. M. Bednark
L. W. Mullen
W. F. McQueeney
San Antonio
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mrs Hessler Rites Set In San Antonio
Mrs Henry E Hessler 39 died at her West Commerce street home Tuesday morning after moving from Burlington Iowa five weeks ago. Survived by husband two sons Robert and Leon Hessler sisters Mrs Thomas Davidson Muscatine Ia and Mrs W P Wing Burlington and brothers Milton Kaufman Burlington and William Kaufman Keithsburg. Funeral from Riebe Undertaking Company chapel at 3 pm Wednesday with Rev Pugsley of Prospect Hill Methodist Church. Interment location to be announced.
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Henry E. Hessler
West Commerce Street
Keithsburg
San Antonio
Burlington
Robert
Leon Hessler
Thomas Davidson
Muscatine
W. P. Wing
Milton Kaufman
William Kaufman
Riebe Undertaking Company
Hanel
Mr. Pugsley
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
San Antonio Railroad Engineer George T. Brown Dies in Palestine
George T. Brown, a well known railroad engineer in San Antonio, died Tuesday morning in Palestine. He was 568 years old and had lived in Texas for 44 years. Survived by four daughters A N Pagenpohl R C Yost of Laredo R I Gillette H J Ward of San Antonio and two sons J T Brown and G A Brown of Laredo. Funeral held in Palestine on Tuesday.
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George T. Brown
San Antonio
Palestine
Texas
A. N. Pagenpohl
R. C. Yost
Laredo
R. I. Gillette
H. J. Ward
J. T. Brown
G. A. Brown
Shelley Loring Cheertaxmng Co Advertising Text
Fragmentary ad style text from a Chicago Tribune page shows a shelved auto equipment business and quoted dialogue about understanding the sermon and name spelling. The excerpt includes Aunt Ann Peebles remark and a courtroom style exchange with a judge in a humorous tone.
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Aunt Ann Peebles
Chicago Tribune
Chamberlain Key Architect of Preparedness Efforts
Washington May 23 Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon, chairman of the Senate military affairs committee, is credited by analysts for shaping the nation's preparedness even as he downplays personal credit. He supports a standing army of 180000 with expansion potential, universal military training, and views Switzerland as a model for training in schools. He hopes to spark agitation toward greater preparedness and national fitness.
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Washington, D. C
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate Military Affairs Committee
United States
Chamberlain
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon National Guard
Senate
National Guard
Republic of Switzerland
Corpus Christi Water Rates Cut As City Fulfills Bond Promise
The Corpus Christi administration lowers water rates starting this month in line with bond campaign promises. Previously 600 gallons cost 313 cents. now 20 cents covers the same amount, with a sliding scale for higher usage. A Red Cross bazaar accompanies the effort featuring decorated auditorium and donated items to raise funds.
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Corpus Christi
Fox
Red Cross Bazaar Planned At Wolff & Marx Auditorium
A large crowd is expected for a Red Cross meeting at 10 o clock Wednesday morning in the Wolff and Marx auditorium. The group will discuss and arrange a Saturday bazaar to support Red Cross work, hailed as one of the citys largest of its kind in San Antonio.
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Red Cross
Wolff & Marx
San Antonio
Retail Merchants to Meet in San Antonio June Delegates
W. J. Edgecombe state secretary of the Retail Merchants Association is in Corpus Christi to arrange entertainment for the state convention delegates. The gathering will be in San Antonio on June 12 13 and 14 with a special train bringing delegates on June 16 for a day in Corpus Christi. Local clubs cooperate with the merchants association to host.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
W. J. Edgecombe
Retail Merchants’ Association
Corpus’ Christi
San Antonio
Night Watchman Confronts Suspicious Loafer at House
A night scene unfolds as a police constable spots a wary man loitering outside a house at two o clock. The man claims he is waiting for his wife to sleep, saying they are married, as a tense mystery begins to unfold.
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Constable
New York Globe
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