Historic gavel used at OMA state meeting
Mrs. W. D. Garlington of Amarillo unopposed for State Regent opened the twenty second annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the St Anthony hotel in San Antonio. National officers Mrs. Antho Warne Cook and Mrs. William Hersfelds attended as officers in residence. Garlington expected to be the sole candidate for state regent. Opening ceremonies featured a bugle call, a band, and greetings from local dignitaries. The event runs three days with discussions on officers, resolutions, and committee reports. the conference marks a strong DAR presence in Texas.
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Hersfelds
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McWarland
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Antonia Fie Bexar
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Frank Smith
O. B. Black
Harry Hyman
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McFarland
B. Jones
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W. D. Garlington
Actie
Guy Sisson
Sal of the program fit out a cat the Menger hated
A fragmented OCR item mentions a cat and the Menger, with garbled text referencing an oven and the word Wodaendee. The readable content lacks clear events, people, organizations, or places to form a proper news item.
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Menger
Local Dance Program Led by Several Performers
A community dance program is organized with performers including Mies Elsa Haumsy dancer, Mids Mary Anne Scotts reading, Mrs. BD Avnceau, and duos Jones with Miss Haims, Mia Fi Ovens and Mrs. dy J. Drown coordinating the event.
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Nj Gong
Mies
Elsa Haumsy
Mary Anne Scotts
Reading
BD. Avnceau
B. Jones
Miss Haims
Mia Fi Ovens
Dy J. Drown
Death of Sheriff A J Sernanarcaw in Blanco county shooting
Sheriff A J Sernanarcaw was mortally wounded when a bullet narrowly missed his head as he and Deputy Newton pursued a Mexican theft suspect near Blanco. The attack occurred while an automobile carried the officers and a prisoner toward San Antonio. the shooter remained unknown as investigators surveyed the scene.
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Prisoer
Sher Serna
Travis to Honor Dead With Armistice Day Ceremonies
The Travis military stations will display half mast flags from sunrise to sunset on Armistice Day with ceremonies at Camp Travis. Troops will form on the parade ground east of Second Division headquarters at 32 o clock and observe a two minute salute as buglers sound the two minute period. Commander Benjamin A. Poore will lead events amid speeches and regimental honors. A presidential proclamation will be read at stations nationwide.
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Benjmain A. Poore
Copa Ated
Civil service fight looms over Houston style ordinance
Commissioner Phil Weisler of fire and police warns Mayor B faces a battle if attempts are made to implement the civil service ordinance adopted by Houston. Norman H. Beard, civil service secretary for Hewsix in San Aptuuin, aids in drafting the proposal for presentation to the city.
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Mr. Wright
Houston
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Wright
Lamibert
Phil Weisler
Fire and Police
Tonday
Norman H. Beard
Civil Service
Hewsix
San Aptuuin
Postal Caution Noted and Armistice Day Observances Reported
A post office inspector warns vigilance after a letter urging postmasters to check firearmins and guard mail cars. Armistice Day events in San Antonio include a Mass at San Fernando Cathedral, a parade assembly, and a hospital fund drive. Rochester and New Orleans items cover fines, arrests, and a Frie Fair round trip offer.
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Fuller
Elks Accept Armistice Parade Invitation
San Antonio Elks vote to join Armistice parade committee. They will enter the Hiks patrol and band led by Cop. C. D. Birkhead, with the patrol under his leadership.
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San Antonio Elks
Hiks
Cop. C.D
Bandits in Oklahoma Obtain Only One Five Dollar Bill
Bandits who held up a Chicago and Alton railway train near Fulmond Oklahoma about a month ago obtained only a single five dollar bill. Johnson, chief postoffice inspector, announced on Monday.
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Okina
Johnson
Calotabs Promised Cure for Colds and Grippe
An old advertisement promotes Calotabs as a purgative to treat colds influenza and gripe. It claims a single nightly tablet cleanses the system by morning leaving no salts or nausea and promises a refund if not delighted. The ad notes sealed packs priced at thirty five cents and says druggists nationwide recommend the product.
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