San Antonio and Lafayette contenders in national tag contest
Ane for contestants Ane for the national tag contest United States Ping association and William Randolph fleorst announce grand prizes for Alisa Nora Nell Johnson of San Antonio and Ralph H. Agate of Lafayette. The Light's regional winners travel from Atlantic Ga to Philadelphia joining Zo Lo 40 and other champions. They were among 6000 entrants from Arkansas Louisiana and Ollabuice. They receive honors similar to Lindbergh and head to national finals.
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United States Ping Association
William Randolph Fleorst
Alisa Nora Nell Johnson
San Antonio
Ralph H. Agate
Lafayette
J. K. Beretta
Atlantic, Ga
Atlanta
Atlantic Seaboard
Philadelphia
Chaperos
Ollabuice
Lindbergh
Washington
Mood Shriners Visit San Antonio for Imperial Convention
About 3000 Shriners and families plan to attend the imperial convention in Los Angeles, traveling via a re routed special train through San Antonio. Local Shriners greet the visitors at the Union and lead a city tour while 2000 attendees from 12 temples tour Texas and dine at the Scottish Rite temple. Meals feature Texan and Mexican dishes with dancing to a live orchestra in the temple ballroom.
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bin Antonio
Atie
Los Angeles
San Angejo
Loce
San Antoninas
Ford
Itish Tite
United States
B. W. Adams
DeMiolay’ Dane Orchestra
Kress Gives Approval for Elopement of Daughter
New York May 20 The New York American reports Mush H. Kress wealthy store owner approved the renawsy marriage of his daughter Silvia Adelaide Krexs to Charles J. Abry Jr. Abry a $30-a-week brokers clerk and second year student at Washington and Lee University eloped to Be Air Maryland two weeks ago. Krexs graduates June 4 from a select Ossining school and plans to live on her husband’s income, while Abry will room at a Brooklyn school. Kress jokes about taking the son-in-law to the woodshed and notes he is a real father to his future grandchild.
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H. Krosa, Inc
Aid
bin Pad
Bos
Tm Jusk
Lim
Too Much Booze Draws Fine for Woman in Court
A disordered court note reports Margarite Howard Cain pleading guilty to possession and sale of liquor. Judge Diver Wert presided in federal court, with a fine set at $200 after a party incident and a tentative admission that her house was searched. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or additional details.
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Diver Wert
Howard Cain
Pop Bottle Fight Claims a Victim
A local brawl at a Cleveland area event led to serious injury and a fatality after a bottle altercation between attendees linked to Philadelphia visitors. Police investigated the midtown hall incident, with a 25 year old casualty reported and no immediate charges announced.
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Aaron
Olsiy
Mes
Tranny Field
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Flag Winners Headed to Philadelphia in National Contest
Ralph H. Agate Mrs. J. K. Beretta and Nora Ne Johnson are two flag champions with their chaperone on the way to Philadelphia to join other winners at the national flag contest.
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Ralph H. Agate
J. K. Beretta
Nora Ne! Johnson
Philadelphia
Court Proceedings Across Multiple Districts Reported
A fragmented court record lists actions in Seventh and Fifth-Seventh District Courts, including dismissals in contract cases and transfers to federal court. It names jurists, plaintiff groups such as Anderson and Minor, defense entities like Mascachunette Bonding and Insurance Company, and various proceedings on appeals, receiverships, and fines across county and justice courts with numerous docketed motions and remands.
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Ellen Johnson
Linknown
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Soli Lp
Clear Elite
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SH. Garcia
Slavece Wat
Alley “Ackerman
Lawson D. Murray
Dumapes
An Iial
Petenty-Tmnro District Court
Dadee Ry
Terrell
Jack Caramasca
Plaze Hotel
Coro Vany
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Baltee
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Ai Geday
Rose Kremilneva
Matra Cassin
Syce Pile
Sahn
Onton
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Bennell
Aubtin
Weig
Potter
Luciang Moreno
Werbert Guzman
Mies
Ho C. Ball
Hil
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Evered
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Mautman
Frank Dove
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Abyss
Appellant
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Farmer
Tyra
Pawson
J. J
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Lubbock
Nellie Teaterd
John Lawrence
Tiailas O Morrow
Juntos
Dlereates
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Alla, Philgy
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Wend
Allen Crain
Ben Sabaz
Jett HeDantet
D. Thomsson
el Libmitee
Appellanta
Rte
Lefterson
Telvh Taylor
Kautman
Houston Fechineon
Altatia
Torres
Nueces
Duuman
Hecar
Claim Agents Meet July 11 Conference for Railroads
More than 400 claim agents representing railroads public service corporations and manufacturers will meet at the Menger hotel July 11 12 and 13 according to Fred J Yohnston of the Public Service Commission in charge of arrangements The conventions department of the chamber of commerce announces the gathering will draw attendees from Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas Officers include Bromhway of Little Rock Ark president J O Hume of Tomate Texas president and N F Cranghon Palestine Texas secretary treasurer Clarence Gilmore president of the Texas Safety Council of Austin will speak Rentals vacancies are advertised in the Classified section where readers can find affordable listings and prices
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Fred J. Yohnston
Public Service Com
Quniy
Conventions Department
Theirhumber of Commerce
Még
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkensag
Texas
Bromhway
Little Rock
Ark
J. 0. Hume
Prize Cow Delivers 850 Pounds Butter in Year
A noted dairy cow named Pogas Alcultey Mure, owned by Dr. T. C. Nia of Bairtand, produced 850 pounds of butter and 12 247 pounds of milk in a year. The report from Teena Farmer notes this as a standout dairy yield among regional cows, with comparisons to other dairy livestock records.
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T. C. Nia
Tesay
Conference Notes Misspellings and Mixed Details
Readable fragments indicate a sales conference with references to Saesmen and a Peden Tron steel company. Mentions Oriental rain and a hotel. Conference timing notes include Thursday afternoon. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Saesmen
Peden Tron Ani Steel Company
Altornet Av Refrigerator Ener Ponferenge
Gunter Hotel
Mayor to Speak on Enforcement Broadcast Tonight
Mayor Maser OU, M Chambers will discuss Tas Exiforcement on a national radio hookup. The event is hosted by the Gharlen Frexh aman company of New York and EB. A Chicago-based progeny group reported a related death in a separate note.
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Maser
M- Chambers
P.m
Radio Xintiong
Gharlen Frexhaman Company
New York City
Cbicago
Chalecan
HOUSES BURIED BY DUNES IN MICHIGAN SHORELINE
The Great Lakes shore dunes are shifting inland as wind and removal of vegetation drive blowouts. Michigan faces costly property losses and argues development pressures threaten tourist industry while examining remedies.
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Lansing
Mick
Mary
Michigan
Yarme
Awil
Tet Parimost
Great Lakes
Canada
Inkes Furnisles
Newbiom
Doughs Dough When Baker Says It No Good For Fine
A garbled Chicago May 20 report describes a courtroom scene where Officer La Fontaine, a police officer, and others discuss dough and bribes. The dialogue centers on improvised slang about money and debt, with judge and defendant exchanging quips about dough and fairness.
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Chicago
Upi—*T
B. la Fontaine
Speedini
Gypsies Remove Pocket of Visitor in Willow Springs
Willian Dedeon reports an incident in Willow Springs on May 2. A traveling group of gypsies talked with Dodson, then left. Afterward Dodson discovered his trouser pocket stolen and $20 missing.
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Gypsies
Willow Springs
Willian Dedeon
Dodson
18 Students Fired for Scandal Sheet at UNC Chapter
The University of North Carolina student council suspended eight of the 18 members of the local Sign Upsilon chapter after the publication of a student scandal sheet titled Yel faw Journal. The action followed the distribution of the periodical on campus in Chapter Hill North Carolina on May 2.
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Hill
University of North Carolina Student Council
Sign Upsilon
Yelfaw Journal
Poison in cake kills twelve at party in Chicago
Chicago May 20 Twelve party guests aged 10 to 14 fell ill after eating cake laced with poison in flour water. Health Commissioner Arnold Keitel announced the investigation found poison in the stone age wholesale attempt at murder. Police were ordered to probe. The cake was served at Frank J. Uehlemans home where ice cream and cake were shared. Investigators tested cake flour and samples showed poison in the package.
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Chicago
Arnold Ke ‘Gel
Frank J. Uehlman
Guegty
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