Violence at Rhode Island town university freshmen riot
Two shot and twenty injured as a freshman fire burning celebration erupts into a pitched battle between students and police. Eight students arrested. Sam Flora, Warren Ohio athlete, brought to Rhode Island hospital with a broken arm after arrest. Spectator Bernarducci shot in the eye. Kreps Cleveland student wrist injury. Dean Mason urged restraint to stop further bloodshed. Lily Flora and Sondheim both listed among injured players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Town University
Sam Flora
Warren
Ohio
Harvard
Ing
Rhode Island
Rush
Tony
Maus
Kenneth Q. Mason
Aes
Mason
Ebay
William Bérarducci
Arcadie
Rhode Island Hospital
John B. Kreps
Cleveland
Homeopathic
Arthur Sondheim
Brookline
Moss
Lily Flora
Sondheim
Darcard
Five Year Old Hurt After Fall at Home
Ruth Allen of 210 Ghestnut Street sustains chest injury and a cut to the eye after tumbling from a wheelbarrow. Condition described as serious and the incident remains under observation at Hobart B. Green bespitel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allen
Ghestnut Street
Hobart B. Green
Falfurrias tale recalls fiddler hero and old frontier cops
In a faded reminiscence, veterans recall Lake Porter the fiddler who rode the herd at night and played Sally Goodin as cattle quieted. The piece portrays a revived bar scene with old bartenders and a festive crowd, while detailing local figures like Tom Grosson of Marin and Mapes Cureton, Texas Supreme Court chief justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallurrias
Yesteryear
Traila
Morris
Fred
Lim Naa Veteoun
Gunther
Uenilros
Mapes Cureton
Supreme Court of Texas
West Texas
Kidnapped minister writes wife from Chinese march
Amoy China. Mrs C H Tolleman of Springfield received a letter from her husband the kidnapped minister Dr Tolleman. He said the note was written en route from Lunengenchow to Lunglin in Southwest Fukien, and hinted ransom would be required for his release.
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Amoy
China
R— Mre
C. Hf
Tolleman
Springftet
Lungrenebow
Tielemen
Lunegenchow
Lunglin
Fukien
Style Reveal Friday Night in San Antonio Fashion Event
An official welcome by Mayor Chambera opens a fashion style show and store debut at Mangels on Alame qhiad. Women of the city view Inteat stile creations with Griffin quartet performances and vocal selections. Notable participants include Lucille Himas, Miss Thrad ison, Alice Rhein, Teresa Lane, and student models Anguetine Parsons Suzanne Buck Emam Jace Martin Carolyn Saur and others. The program features dancing by Monner School of Dancing and a Gondoliers performance setup in the sunken gardens. The public is invited to the 7 20 pm show with the store opening to follow on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Chambera A
Mangels
Alame Qhiad
Casa Megina
North St. Mary's Street
Griffin
William J’. Fogarty
Harry Lusi
Divorge Heheiter
Roy Sebert
Sunken Gardens
Alice Rhein
Teresa Lane
Monner School of Dancing
Girla
Anguetine Parsons
Suzanne Buck
Emam Jace Martin
Carolyn Saur
Torothy Gray
Mary Jane Kuntz
Betty Tnorrabye
Pattie Uulh
Kathleen Nailey
Jon Goggan
Clay West
Margaret, Walla
Clara Amnald
Cappie Hearne
Dr. Peck to Head Medical Delegates
Dr. Macs B. Peck, president of the Teras State soviation of Osten pathle Physicians until Surgeons, will fiend the San Antonio delegation, which wilt leave for the state ranen tion to be held at Fort Worth Fri day and Saturday. Other members of the San Antonio party will be: Biles, Everett Wilson, Alex Aten, Kktherine Compton, Pat St. Peck, H. Watters, and I f, Aben iliciag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Macs B. Peck
Teras
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Biles
Everett Wilson
Alex Aten
Kktherine ‘Compton
Pat St. Peck
H. Watters
I 'F
Abeniliciag
Boy Absent From Home Missing Since Wednesday
Antonio Martinez of 1213 Fernando Street has been reported missing to police since Wednesday morning. Authorities seek any information on his whereabouts and request the public to contact the local precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Martinez
Fernando Street
Life Insurance Trust Plan for Middle Class Families
A life Insurance Trust offers estate management by a trusted firm to ensure financial security for heirs. It uses part of annual earnings or investment income to pay premiums, aiming for self supporting insurance and an emergency reserve. The plan can be created from existing policies, expanded, revocable, and tailored by a trustee with clearly defined powers and flexible provisions.
Floods Fade as Rivers Slow in Texas Area
The text reports receding floods along the Brazos and Trinity rivers near Houston, with several hundred refugees in vacant buildings and limited highway access toward Dryan.Creek crests expected to delay near Rivhnrond for days while conditions improve elsewhere.
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Tivingston
Brazos
Aly Lenvie
Dryan
Liberty
Dayton
Waters Recede After Severe Texas Floods Near San Antonio
Heavy rains flooded large areas around San Antonio and extended to Brenham Austin and Laredo corridors. Two youths died trying to cross floodwaters near Leakes as relief efforts continued and roads reopened in parts of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Antonio
Withoor Hi. Furlong
Chamber of Commerce Highway Department
Austin
Hrenham
Brenham
Navasota
Furlong
Fredericksburg
Palins
Georgetown
Corfus
Corps Christi
Laredo
Eagle Pass
Houston
San Antonio
Seguin
Cibalo
Gongzalen
Colorado
Columbusy
San
Leakes
Young Fc Caldwell
M. Jeullege
Caldwel Ari
TR. Callwell
Ridge
Mant
Jenn
Hiz-Unele
Y M Boys to Be Guests at Social
Y M C A boys from the Hic Ys department will host a social evening at the OY venue on Friday, with WR. T. Fredrick, the boys director, overseeing a campfire program, novelty relay, and other activities for attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M
Hic Ys MM. C. A
Tedoelock
WR. T. Fredrick
Sewelrs
Zoo Receives Weasel Monkey and Alligators From Donations
In a city note from San Antonio, Weasel, Monkey and Alligators were donated to the zoo. Mrs John Murphy of 207 South Preea street and E Rick of 016 North Pint street contributed animals. W Buliard from Matagorda County sent baby alligators to the zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Mort’ Cosmopolitan Ing
Envidgo Imi
Mare
Thureday
Eugene Barth
Jncol Nbioln
Parka
John Murphy
South Preea Street
Gavele Wense
E. Rick
W. Buliard
Gulf
Exna
Matagorda County
City adopts night watch ordinance with bonds
The city passes a night watch ordinance requiring agencies to post a 5000 dollar bond to the city or any damaged party and each night watchman to post a 300 dollar bond before permits. No agency may appoint watchmen without the consent of the police commissioner. The ordinance takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Wright
Polis
Owen Killay
Eqeh
Milk consumption figure cited by expert in city report
G Cavajal city dairy and milk inspector notes 114 595 pints of milk used daily. He says the per person amount is small but quality is excellent. He adds recent rains improve green feed growth and ensure clean water supply for daily city needs.
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Ran Antonie
G. C. Cavajal
City Dairy
Mic
Cavajal
Nul
School bond issue debated by voters and officials
The article reviews a city school bond plan facing opposition and support. It notes bond totals: 9.8 million in indebtedness, totaling three issues over 20 years, with funds for building old schools and downtown value concerns. Mayor Chambers denies certain meetings and promises details after board figures are finalized.
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Nee
Hornbergey
Vulsith
Bruce. Teagarder
Lorney
Aust
Hornberger
Conrab
Chambers Ghursday
Nista
Gunter Hotel
Annering
Hhe
A. and M. Students Arrive in San Antonio by Train
About 153 A and M students return for summer from college, arriving in San Antonio on Missouri Pacific lines at 4:30 a.m. The note mentions A. Ner, assistant general passenger agent, and hints at guidance for readers seeking a new place to live.
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A. Ami ML
San Antono
Missouri Pacific
A. Ner
Piasonter
Rauer Killed In Smash-Up At Racetrack
Continued from Frata Page. Ralph Hepburn veteran driver and Teler De Poole winner of the 192d race were forced out. Cliff Woodbury of Chicago, a favorite, also out at 85 miles by steering failure. De Paolo exited at 60 seconds with the same issue. Baba Stapp of Los Angeles fell at 410th mile. The original 28 starters reduced to 27 after withdrawals for mechanical troubles. Lou Moore and Louie Moyer, both Los Angeles, joined the field as the race reached 100 miles. Imray Gleason was third. Purthme time 1:27.24, average 103.158 miles an hour.
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Is Hed
Ralph Hepburn
Teler de Poole
Alsig
Cliff Woodbury
Chicaga
Davorite
Hepburn Wan
de Paolo
Baba Stapp
Los Angeles
Lou Mowre
Louie Moyer
Lso
Lnwt Xaar
Imray Gleason
Obscure Cable Valve Specialist Names in May Listing
A garbled Indianapolis OCR page lists numerous cable valve and special part names and vendors in a dense, era style catalog. The fragment mentions individuals like Ray Meeon, Ernie Triplette, Freddie Winnal, and Frank Telekoo among many others, with scattered company titles and part specs.
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Indianapolis
Poaltion
Fotlower Gav
river—Cav SV
Weadbury Ax Bavie Valve Bratia
Ay Leon Daray
Ataeward
Walp Hepburn
Atachera
Geglial
Haba
Ray Meeon Simmex
Boscia
Ivy Aviela
Boele Valve
Ala” Méver
Ailller Brectal Beacon Lni —Tuveo-Durne Spectel
Russell Snawbereer
xConper
Tony Guighe
PackaTa Cable Brectal
DA Spence
Hunenter Tau Mogre
Stitler Salestie
Aun Chicon
Zuigr Moriceau
Xxtrambsop
J Jehan’ Aeymour
Pete Krele
Th Bhater
zMiller Sreen
Nbsac
Rob NeDencah
Miter
Sages Iar
Bure Bervere
Sasmacort Miller Bees
Entel Atealeht
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Harry Williams
Old Lake Porter
Lake
Dravetown
Old Lake
Nixl
Sally Gooden
Tom Grosson
T. C
Marin
Ban Antonio
George Crosson
Cole and
Crossom
Tin] Ramsey
Walte O
Ararathon
Alamo National Bank
Walter P. Napier
ALS, Wegel Fr
Asst
Biiier and
Bey
Conbicana
Texas
Mothix
Teilag Mp
Wichita Falls
Heaumont
Uenpa
Fivestick
Hardin County
Zoo
Stil
Rauer
Hertzberg's
Optometrists
Alzen
Wimonaa
Summer Felin
Raguiar
Peter
Pajamea High Rail
SMS Vale Abhss
Cseeseeeere Ee
Bhue An
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