Visit to Cathedral in Reims by Gold Star Mothers
In Reims France on May 24 gold star mothers and widows who returned home from war time service visited the historic cathedral after farewell at graves in cemeteries near Paris. The group, moved by the rain and solemn graves, laid floral tributes and shared prayers for their sons and husbands. Mrs Anna Platt of Miami suffered a heat attack but insisted on visiting her son's grave, supported by a nurse and officers. other women remained behind briefly at Moisson awaiting recovery to rejoin the party.
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Universsl
Bernice Reeims
France
Todes
Ahrine
Aisne
Marng
Oise
Toose
Lears
Anna Platt
Miami
Fla
Berioges-at-Nesties
Birs. Platt
Minnie Thompson
Carulltan
Ihip
Catherine Dodge
St. Petersburg
Ela
Moisson
Tejon
Poultry Club Meeting Highlights Profit Talk
The Weslaco Poultry Service club met with about 35 members at the community house. President Bruce McLearn opened the meeting as R H Farley of the University Bills discussed care of hens from chick to laying age and stressed keeping records to gauge profitability. Mrs Hackenburg introduced Mrs John Ashton who sang ten pienn golos. Jacqueline and Estell Achion danced in fairy costumes to close the program.
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Poultry Service Club
Weslaco
Bruce McLearn
R. H. Farley
Universit Bills
Farley
Hackenburg
Progam Committee
John Ashton
Little Mires Jacqueline
Estell Achion
Help Save Old Ironsides Praise Letter to Hearst
A dated tribute thanks William Randolph Hearst for backing the Constitution Campaign to rebuild the frigate USS Constitution known as Old Ironsides. The letter recalls 1926 efforts to mobilize schoolchildren for patriotic ex ercises and fund raising, the congressional rescue, and the ship’s historic feats in the War of 1812.
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Constitution
Charles Grant Miller
Frigate Constitution
National Save Old Ironaides Committee
Boston
Old Tron
Guerriere
Java
Pictou
Cyane
Levant
United States
Admiral Andrews
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Annals of America
Benedict Elder Elected President of Catholic Press Assn
Asheville N C May 24 Benedict Elder of Louisville Ky was chosen president of the Catholic Press association at the convention closing session. Officers named Harrold Purcell Union City Ind vice president James Ridder New York treasurer J H Meier Chicago secretary Directors chosen Anthony Beck Detroit past president J K Quinn Oklahoma City Okla and T J O Conner Albany N Y. Next convention city to be announced by the board.
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Asheville
N.C
Benedict Elder
Louisville
Catholic Press Association
Hev
Harrold Purcell
Union City
N.dy
Wi. Ridder
New York
J. H. Meier
Chicago
Amthonys Beck
Detroit
J. K. Quinn
Oklahoma City
Okla
Trev
J. A. O'Conner
Albany
New Yorker Elected President by Architecture Institute
Robert DB. Keira of New Vare was elected president of the American Institute of Acehuerte at the annual meeting in Washington. Other officers chosen include Ernest N. Russell as first vice president, Horace W. Beaslee as second vice president, Frankecy Aldwin as secretary, and Eesin Bergstram as treasurer.
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Washington, D.C
Robert DB. Keira
New Vare
American Institute of Acehuerte
Ohher
Ernest N. Russell
SL Louie
Greevier Qeresiment
Horace W. Beaslee
Washing
Tom
Frankecy Aldwin
Washington
Secretars
Ani Eesin Bergstram
Lea Angelte
Treneuver
Court Proceedings on Traffic Fines List
Court records show numerous individuals fined for traffic violations with amounts listed, including W Tours, W Mauser, Roy Sarbeer, Nichole Marge, Tidwell, Haile Payne, W Brows, and many others. Amounts vary, with several individuals fined 19 to 35 dollars and others noted as 18 or 53 dollars.
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Corfoeation Court
Saxeniea
W. Tours
Até
W. Mauser
Alberteen
T. FL Wreoft
Roy Sarbeer
ML. Nicholes Marge
Tidwell
Haile Payne
W. Brows
Dog Tang
Hor
Monteamers ' Watein
Des Blew
Saba Mack
Jonn Wmg
Valine
EL Tapia
Albers da Cruz
A.J. Howle
W. Go Lircares
de Meyes
Jeane Estrada
McDonald CC
Boll Pal Webler
Dera Jr
Ge Byoig
Vivian
Rene Anc Rane
Ee Valdez
Nickard Mt A Becker
P. Pingia
Tsalton
Ee Ark
Cartato
J. O. Eicher
Marla Davia
Charles
Aequittale
Fred Gorge
More
Mrs A
Atrarsye
Otte Ae’ Weltas
Strass B. Hall
Furdronkenz H._ Graham
Frite Te
Drys Urged to Boycott Illinois Referendum Debate
Chicago reports McBride of the anti Rum league urged dry supporters to take no part in the proposed referendum in Illinois. He claimed the campaign would alter regulations and carry no weight for the dry cause.
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Drys
Illinois
Chicago
Aisk
Boott
McBride
Reinforced Levees Hold Back Flood Waters of River
New Orleans desk reports reinforced levees along the Red River hold back floodwaters threatening wide areas in Louisiana. Shreveport crews labor day and night as authorities redress breaches and prepare for continued high water.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Shreveport
Red River
Hed River
Secret Hollywood Marriage of Dorothey Dawn and Paul Tegers
Dorothey Dawn former actress and widow of Larry Lemon wed Paul N Teges r in a secret ceremony in Hollywood California. The marriage was planned to remain undisclosed with the marriage license listing ages as 23 for both parties and the ceremony kept under tight secrecy. The groom is reported to be a top official at Union Oil while Dawn’s exact plans for their future remain undisclosed.
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Ualrmeat
Hollywood, Calif
Dorothy Dawn
Larry Lemon
Paul N. Teges R
Boggs
Union Oil Company
Scy
Misa Dawn
Camp Waring dates fixed for boys and girls
Camp Waring at the Bill overlooking the Guadalupe river, sponsored by St. Mark's church, will be held with girls from June 9 to June 20 and boys from June 21 to July 4. Leo Coppard, chairman, notes over 1 percent acres are included. Rev I W Alley of Columbus will lead the boys camp with Mrs H H Klotz directing the girls. General committees include Mr. and Mrs. T E McGee, Mr. and Mrs C Gillis, George Waring, Lea Coppard, and the Rev Halfe B Crom.
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Waring
St. Mark's Church
Leo. Coppard
Waringa Bill
Guadalupe River
Pter
Coppard
I W. E
Main Avenue High Elects Officers
Main Avenue High School elects officers for the town in seat with President Alive Therma bea heey. Garcia as vice president, Sane BACIOLATy vardo as reporter, Vicenta Torres as treasurer, Enrique Martinez as librarian, and Alberto Trevino as sergeant at arms.
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Therma Bea Heey
Main Avenue High School
Towinz
Ith
Ea Garcia
Ea Sane Baciolaty
Ale Vardo
Vicenta Torres
Treazurer
Enrique Martinez
Thse Lorian
Alberto Trevino
Tmas
Unmasked Bandits Raid La Alla State Bank
Two masked robbers entered the La Alla State bank, forced four people into a large task, ordered the teller and customers to the wall, and fled with seven thousand dollars in a waiting automobile. The incident disrupted bank operations as authorities began inquiries and the public noted nearby listings in local classifieds.
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Laalla
Hoover Keeps Fishing in Spite of Heavy Rain
President Hoover braved heavy rain at his Rapidan camp in Virginia to fish for brook trout. With the largest party yet accompanying him, he continued casting despite worsening weather, catching the legal limit of 20 trout before weather halted play. Only Secretary Lawrence Richey joined him in enduring the downpour.
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Hoover
Rapidan
Brea
Forreptu
Lawrence Richey
Aged Jurist Edward Enns Still Missing in California
Oakland report shows Superior Judge Edward W. Enns missing since Friday morning two weeks ago. Police have abandoned hopes of finding him alive as a broad search continues in the area.
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Matrersal
Oakland
Calif
Edward W. Enns
Banco Party Hosted by Eastern Star at St. Anthony Hotel
A banco party for the Texas chapter No. 33, Order of the Eastern Star, was held at the St. Anthony hotel. Mrs. Fred 2. Aylmer served as chairman of the finance committee and oversaw arrangements. About one hundred members attended the event.
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Banco
Eastern Star
Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Anthony Hotel
Fred 2. Aylmer
Thn
Moody hints at 3rd term bid by not ruling it out
Governor Moody says he has not decided yet on a third term and hints he may run after reporting to reporters that he will have something to say soon. The dispatch notes the governor, quoted indirectly, saying he will “throw my hat in the ring” but avoids an immediate announcement.
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Austin
Moody
Faye
Bisly
Fryan
Barron
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