Life of beauty urged upon graduates at San Antonio ceremony
Tev Philip Gune Fletcher urged a radiant life for 923 graduates of Brackenridge and Main Avenue High Schools at the municipal quadrangle. About 4500 attended as cadets carried flags. Brackenridge and Main Avenue conducted separate processions. Commencement will award 70 diplomas to Marin Avenue graduates and 454 diplomas to Brackenridge, with faculty and community figures present.
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Philip Gune Fletcher
Taurel Heights
Brackenridge
Main Avenue
Raymond Armahrong
Walter Annam
United States
J. K. Neery
M. A
Duchom
Corol Rogers
Merry Hrendel
Miss Rogers
Miss Trendel
Fletchar
Mery
Brackenridge High School
J. A. Meint
Scrionl Tard
Hoard Persident
Marin Avenue
Grundy Expenses Reported at 385076 in Inquiry
A Senate committee disclosed Grundy spent 21000 of his own funds on his failed renomination bid while James J. Davis paid 10541 from his pocket. Total Grundy related outlay listed as 432076, with Davis unable to allocate exact amounts due to joint committee handling. Previous 1926 inquiry cited Ware at 789000.
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Washington, D. C
Vauia
Senate
Joseph T. Grundy
James J. Davis
Grundy
Davis
Cruising Bandits Shoot 3 Victims in Right Leg
Three victims were shot in the right leg by bandits west of Omelia after a robbery. The first victim, 24 year old Miss Flare Schroder, pleaded with a bandit to return belongings. Albert Hoeft failed to exit his car quickly, and Joe Campia, 20, was shot when he refused to leave his large automobile.
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Omelia
Ashok
Flare Schroder
P Kerpake Albert Hoeft
Becaure
Joe Campia
Mary Richter 67 Dead in Eight A.M. Services Planned
Miss Mary Richter aged 67 died at home on Devon Street. Funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon at St Tobie with Fathernearch officiating, burial in the local cemetery. She is survived by four sisters and two brothers.
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Minh Mary Hitchter
Atie Emily
Devon Street
Ménar
Fanern
Da'elak
A. J. Walls
St. Tobie
He Rade
Misa Tinhter
Texas Nioneer
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Schulenburg
William Toke
Mick Alvine Rivleer
Sbhlebter
Helivm Inspec
Amarteio
Texas
Alfred
Tie M
Inepreray
Balieo
Oil Notes Confusing Report From Larned Area Scene
Fragmentary text describes an oil operation near Larned with references to a Tidal Off company and a crew miles away. Mentions of vertical measurements and production context hint at crude extraction activity but details are unclear and partially garbled.
Right Idea Whose Address Misspelled in Berry Note
Racine Wisconsin May 28 A 19 year old agricul ture student from Grublix Arkansas wrote a note on a box of stray strawberries asking to write to a girl who wants to marry, a passerby who bought the box said he might be interested if not for the misplaced words and unclear wording.
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Racine
Wis
W. C. Tlede
Grublix
Ark
Nk Eer
Poll Tax Probe Expands With 400 Witnesses In Texas
The investigation into fake poll tax sales and related election law violations nears its sixty week mark. Attorney General R. L. Teague urges fairness and transparency, while Citizens League seeks state aid and promises a fearless inquiry.
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Nigbhitt
Avalin
Texas
Seeligeony
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Seacion
Ninety-fourth
Durestipa| Civo
Leanie
Austin
Robert Tee Tabbitt
A. B. Weakley
Fire Aboard City of Honolulu Under Control
Fire aboard the liner City of Honolulu, which had been anchored at the dock, appeared under control today as firemen continued to play streams of water. The ship was scuttled and sank in 52 feet of water.
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Honoulu
City of Honolulu
25,000-Foot Drop Sets New Record
LH ANGELES May 30 A parachutist named Thert White, 26, reportedly set a new record with a 25,000 foot drop from an airplane over the Mojave desert near Lang canter California, despite confusion in the source text.
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Thert White
Unof
Tielaworhi
Femerday Crem
Mojave
Lan ‘Canter
Calif
West Texans seek better conditions in campaign talks
Dallas May 26 Texas voters discuss improving business climate after recent rains. Hatcher stated he supports his candidates and urged unity to advance their regional agenda amid election-season tensions.
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Dallas
Hatcher
Dis
Randidors
Refuges S A recount and Atascosa figures rise
A Sunday statement notes a recount dispute over chambers of commerce as the census enters a new phase. Atascosa County totals show 15 653 people in 1 districts with 12 164 in the previous decade, farms up to 1818, and no city count revision expected soon from Washington officials.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rensag Bureau
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Chambers of Commerce
Atascosa
Avascosa County
Focal Bureau
San Antonio
Washington
Holaeclther
Toens
Hola Achuher
Fragmented Page One Continue Reads About Defense Debate
The passage continues from page one discussing a national defense bill and regulatory questions. It notes past requests for advice from a figure named Reilain and remarks that she never asked for counsel when the world’s greatest navy was affordable, implying a shift in perspective or necessity.
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Reilain
Sabinal Oat Crop Light. Uvalde Meeting Set
Sabinal district oats crop is light as harvest begins across Sabinal territory. A district meeting of the Texas Hardware Association will be held in Uvalde on Thursday with DL W Graves of Uvalde as chair. Harvesting starts with several large combines in use and most grain already cut. The yield is expected to be light and operations aim for completion by June 1.
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Sabinal
Aynitad
Texae Hardware Ai
Uvalde Thursay
Kincaid Hotel
DL. W. Graves
Uvaldes
Riots in Delhi Leave Fifty Injured in Mill Strike Clash
In Delhi this morning fifty workers were injured during clashes tied to a strike at the loth mill. Police swiftly restored order as picketing and hostile propaganda fueled tensions. Authorities charged workers and management factions amid the disruption.
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Delhi
India
Loth
Trusteater & Compromise
Nominals AAP Patio Of Hps Washington May 20
Charles Hughes, chief of naval operations, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that fire given Japan under the London naval treaty would be detrimental to American interests. He preferred more eight inch gun cruisers than allowed by the treaty, though he acknowledged their superiority. Rear Admiral Nulor also urged eight inch cruisers and argued the strength fixed for Anpan would not be our best date year.
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Washington
Charles EP Hughes
Natal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
London
Renty
Hile
UL. .Nulor
Nurlio relief ad claims guaranteed refunds
An old style drug advertisement urges readers to try Nurlio a medicine claimed to end pain for bedridden and dying patients. It promises guaranteed relief even for children and offers a full refund if not satisfied, with garbled European company names and distributor phrases.
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Rhegmallenr
Sis
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