Wefing Sister In Florence Faces Citizenship Proof
Misa Blea Wefing a San Antonio singer in Florence studies grand opera and faces danger from rising Italy Germany tensions. Her brother Fred Wettig seeks the father’s naturalization papers to secure a new passport, while Rome locals question her American birth due to her German name. She warns Washington for protection and recounts riots and crowds near her balcony as cannons and cavalry pass by.
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Misa Blea Wefing
San Antonio
Florence
Italy
Teutonic al- Nes
Fred R. Wettig
Soledad Street
Daya
Actus
Armerica
State Department
Werlag
Washington
Tian
Miss Wering
Tha U. & Consul
Tam
Fede
Gatty Sellers to Give Two Recitals at First Baptist Church
Music lovers will pack the bie auditorium Monday and Tuesday to hear Gatty Sellers, renowned English organist, in recital. Admission is free, but a collection will be taken. Sellers arrived from Beaujant after being stranded in Germany at the start of the war and has since given 170 recitals across the West, South, and Midwest. His program includes The Russian Patrol and That Storm on the Alps.
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Bie
First Baptist Church
Gatty Sellers
Fiel Jers
Beanavnt
Geri
Troapa
Sellers
Trothers
Germany
Freiberg
Cologne
Liege
Ostend
London
England
New York
United States
Armin
West
South
Middle West
Alps
Go Home For Meals Complaint Hits Jiney Firms
Restaurant owners in the business district protest the new quarter’s impact on patronage. They blame faster travel for workers going home at noon, reducing lunch business and hurting profits. One proprietor notes the change rivals the Traction Company in seriousness.
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Traction Company
Moar ‘Nur
Birth Records Show Multiple Local Births in May
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and addresses including Durmmeo, Savido Street, Rexent Street, Belim Avenue, and Cedar Street. Entries cite boys and a girl born to families such as Otvern, Rodriguee, Tenyuce, Sneckers, with birthdates in May. A note mentions a condensed milk tubular handle invention.
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Sire
A. Otvern
Airs
BU Rlegs
Marth Savido Street
D. Rodriguee
Laredo Street
Are
Sneckers
Cedar Streak
Not lawful provision in hospital plan sparks change debate
City and county officials scrutinize amendments to a proposed joint hospital plan. Contagious wards may be removed and costs reshaped as Henry T. Phelps reports its 24 page analysis. Objections cover exterior cost, equipment control, and race separation.
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Wid County
Umder
Hal Phelps
Henry T. Phelps
Atlee B. Ayres
Harrington & Reuter
Brown
Phelps
Bath
Agene
Genera
iGo
Nati
Yan Veling
Enforcements Hit Small Stock Valuations in County
County board of equalization moves to enforce a two thirds valuation rule for stock holdings. Officers of stock companies face hearings after notifying letters. Presiding Commissioner J K Laram says the rule will be applied uniformly to ensure valuations reflect paid up capital and company assets. The board cites new information as basis for stricter assessments and action against firms underreporting stock and property values.
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County Board of Equalization
J. K. Laram
Mr Lamm
Ieee
Commissionera
Hayg
Nstance
Huckster Fined for Selling Decayed Tomatoes
A street peddler, arraigned in Police Court, was fined ten dollars after being caught selling decayed tomatoes. The arrest followed a complaint by Theodore Anderson, city pure food inspector, about boxes from a commission house that were not repaired as promised. The case cites rotted fruit offered for sale at a local market.
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Theodore Anderson
City Pure Food
Peddier
Ineai Commission
Y W C A Pool Opens With Swim Lessons This Summer
The Y W C A pool opened for the season last week and will be open weekdays for long hours all summer. Classes and private lessons began Monday morning with Miss Vera Sherwood in charge, inviting swimmers to cool off when hot and tired.
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Vera Sherwood
Woman In Texas Seeks Swimwear Sale For Women
An unusual note from Cross Plains Texas describes a woman asking the Chamber of Commerce for assistance in arranging a swimming attire sale exclusive to women. She mentions learning to swim, locating la ces, and obtaining bathing suits as part of a plan likely tied to a local pool used by girls and women.
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Seopylay Tringtos
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Frante
Elsrpwhere
Warners
Nadia
W. B
Anny Anganuies
Saul Mopflon
Huckster
Ady
Sunn
Cross Plains
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