Alamo Heights High School to Graduates at Commencement
Seventeen students form the first graduating class of Alamo Heights High School. Diplomas will be presented at a Saturday commencement with address by Dr. W. M. Splavera, UT president. Albert Steves Sr. will hand diplomas as school board chair. Activities week includes a class play, farewell dance, and sermons by local pastors.
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Alamo Heights
de. W.M. W. Splava
University of ‘Texas
Albert Steves
Serge
Helen Mueller
Henry J. Liebh
San Antonio Country Club
FL FP. Doyle
Dorothy Desie
J W. Long
Alamo Heights Methodist ‘Church
Ro-T. M. McGill
Alamo Heights Presbyterian
Mars Kathryn
Wonor
Margaret’ Pape
Doze Rhine Wiliams
Hortense Smith
Gelow
Vivian Jones
Bill Darley
Death Wins Race Against Airplane In Manitoba
N B Emmons mining engineer died in Winnipeg after an air ambulance rushed him from the Northern Manitoba mining district to Tanz Take. Radio alerts and rapid air transport failed to save him as illness progressed beyond medical help.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
N. B. Emmons
Manitoba
Timmonk
Canadian Air
Tanz Take
Reserve officers urge full quota for 1925 amid corps contest
Eighth Corps Area volunteers to meet War Department quota for 1925 in spite of only half secured to date. Ninetieth Division Organized Reserves begins competition with 232 applications reported. leading unit is Three Hundred and Fifty-eighth Infantry at Fort Worth with 33 applications. Individual top maker is Second Lieutenant Frederick W. Maxwell with 27 applications. Percent based unit standings list Special Troops six, Division Trains three, Medical Regiment four, Engineers three, Three Hundred and Fifty-eighth Infantry 33, Three Hundred and Forty-third Field Artillery 15, Porty-fourth Field Artillery seven, Division Air Service six, Amountation Train one, Division Headquarters 36. Weekly application totals are posted.
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Eighth Corps
War Department
Three Hundred
Sistieth Infantry
Frederick W. Maxwell
Three Hundred and Fifty-eighth Infantry
Fort Worth
Ninetieth
Train Mangles Student Near College Station Depot
The body of R. Wood a 22 year old senior cadet at A. & BM. College was found on He. & T. C. railroad tracks near the College Station depot at daybreak with a severed leg and a mangled trunk.
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Bryan
R. Wood
A. & BM. College
College Station
Ariay Plans Memorial Day Exercises in San Antonio
Troops of the Second Division will join Memorial Day events in San Antonio on May 30. The Twenty-third Infantry and First Battalion Fifteenth Field Artillery participate in the parade and salute ceremonies, with the firing squad providing the shots at the national monument.
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San Antoni
Aly 30
Twenty-third Infantry
Fifteenth Field Arme
Twelfth
Tras Honda A
Tintown Fire Destroys Block in Bisbee Mex ican Colony
A blaze started by a cow kicked an oil lamp razed an entire block in Tintown near Bisbee. Damage estimated at 14 to 15 dollars. Residents, a Mexican colony, built homes from tin, junked auto parts, and railroad ties.
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Associated Press
Bisber
Ariz
Tintown
Chicago Fire
Chicago
Plants to add half million to San Antonio population
The San Antonio Manufacturers Association estimates that 50 thousand factory workers moved to the city would raise its population by about 506 000 to 550 000. The award result in the industrial education contest will be announced at 4 30 Tuesday afternoon, Secretary C C Lee told reporters.
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San Antonio
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Dickey
Hogt & McCollum
Tekuick Ambulance Service
Tarrant
Marshell
Joe T.cher
Tarrant Country
ATH Corps
C.M.T.C
Ariay
Grocer’s
Richter’s Bakery
Richter
Roselan
Buick
Rio
Eautra
Houston
Frost
Fife
Buick Motor Co
General Motors Corporation
San Antonio Buick Co
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