PAYSICIAN TO BE BURIED IN WACO
The body of Dr I L McGlasson 50 a noted dermatologist and cancer specialist died after a sudden illness at a San Antonio home was sent to Waco for burial Funeral services were held in San Antonio with Dr LF Gates officiating He had served as a World War II major and held state quarantine posts before practicing in Waco Surviving are his widow father two brothers and two sisters Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed.
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I. L., McGlasson
Waco
San Antonio
LF. Gates
First Baptist Church
McGlasson
Bexar County Medical Society
Augina Peetovis
Galveston
Smouisson
Eugsne
John McGlasson
Waro
Mre. H. Harlan
Missida McGlasson
Plainview
W. McGlasson
Rotary Club
Elks Club
Hite and
Blue Lodge
Communist Outbreaks Quelled in Western Java
In Western Java disturbances erupted with several killed and many wounded. Rail and telegraph lines suffered minor damage before authorities quickly suppressed the disturbance.
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Java
Batavia
St Johns Seminary and San Pedro Park to Be Battle Fields
San Antonio's Soccer Football League opens its second season with two matches Sunday afternoon. At St. John's Seminary on the Concepcion road the Alamo and Germania clubs clash. A second game features a Second Division team versus Mexico Football Club at San Pedro Park.
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St. John’s Seminary
San Pedro Park
San Antonio
Concepcion Road
Alamo
Germania
Mexico
Mexican rebels supply agent killed near Juarez
Lino Delgadillo, believed resident of El Paso, shot and killed by soldiers while fleeing custody after being captured with supplies for rebels between Villa Ahumada and Guadalupe. Four horses, 300 rounds of ammo and three high power rifles seized with him. He had provided military authorities with valuable information on rebel activities.
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Eel Paso
Lino Delgadillo
Delgadilla
Juarez
Juares
Delgadilo
Guadalupe
Suarez
Lopez
Delgadillo
Late Night Radio Listings Mix Of Programs And Stations
A cluttered schedule lists concerts symphonies and music programs across stations including KDKA WAQ KNYA WOC KYW WLS WLW WMAQ WCCO WGN WFAA WEBI WLIB WOR WSM and more. Entries show varied times from 4:30 pm to 1:00 am with religious classes opera and dance music among the broadcast lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
WAQ
KNYAB
KMA
WOC
WIID
KYW
WAP
School of the Air
WLS
WLW
WMAQ
WOAW
WOK
WCCO
WGN
Uncle Walt
KDEA
WFAA
WSM
WSAT
KFNE
Family Hour
WEBI
WLIB
Hawkins
RSD
WDAF
WLIV
WDA
WJAZ
WORTY
WORD
WBBM
WEAP
KHJ
ETHS
KFI
WPOQ
Sam
Henry
WSS
Skylark
Kul Qiartette
Ken
WEBM
WEBH
Orestra
Orchestra. Com
WOA
HHS Pom
Nighthawk
Nutty Club
Your Hour League
WJID
KNX
Frolic
WEEE
State Takes Over Kansas City Bank
Kansas City bank Federal Trust Company suspended operations after heavy withdrawals. state finance commissioner assumes control.
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State
Kansas City Bank
Kansas City
Federal Trust Company of
Spiritualists Seek Talk With Houdini's Spirit
London spiritualists plan seances to contact Houdini's spirit to settle whether he was a magician or a medium. Japan bans dancing torse performances in Hayama as emperor remains in serious condition, geisha music and dancing halted by mayoral order.
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Houdini
Universal Service
Londus
London
Japan
Hayama
Padlock question arises in Volstead case battle
Fractured dispatches describe abatement proceedings against an apartment house for Volstead act violations. Defense says government may not padlock the structure. Other items note a Duluth motorist and a New York school ban on pies and frankfurters, a Philadelphia bank robbery, and Dallas clubwomen rejecting cotton hose in a Dixie industry plea.
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San Francisco
Dallas
Woman Captures Robbery Suspect in Austin Restaurant
Marie Alias, owner of an Austin restaurant, disarmed and detained a robbery suspect after suspecting him of burglarizing her home. Detectives Carver and Rubuke recovered 12 blankets and an expensive shawl from the loot and expect to recover the rest before day’s end.
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Austin Street
Marie Alias
Carver
Rubuke
Youth Fined for Train Riding in San Antonio
A youth explained he rode a train to avoid walking to San Antonio. Judge offered a choice of paying 15 dollars or spending 15 days in jail. The youth chose to endure jail to save the money.
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San Antonio
San Aneonio
John F. Onion
Texas Aggies overwhelmed by passing in win over Rieg Testitute
Texas A&M delivered through strong forward passing to beat the Rieg Testitute before a large campus crowd in College Station. The game featured high-class teamwork and a late surge that secured the victory for the Aggies.
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College Station
Texas Aggies
Rieg
Oyls
Houston
Wool clip heavy says Institute of Agriculture error
The International Institute of Agriculture reports the Australian wool clip at 700 000 000 pounds. Clip described as well grown sound and broad fibred except in Queensland where short fibred.
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Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Queensland
Pair Attack In City Jail Charged In Porch Assault
Two men were in the city jail Saturday charged with assault after an early morning attack on Qandido Trifle and his wife as they sat on their front porch at 519 South Leona Street. Mrs. Trifle had a severely bruised lip and her husband was struck on the face. The attackers fled in a car but were arrested nearby by Patrolman Gonzales after Trifle and his wife identified them. No motive could be given for the attack.
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Qandido Trifle
Leona Street
Trifle
Trillo
Charles Meadows
RB. Gonzales
Scientific Bumming Courses Suggested
Omaha reports a national convention of hoboes deciding that a field agent will teach hikers the ethics of stopping motorists and signaling for a lift. The proposal aims to formalize roadside assistance and hitchhiking etiquette.
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Omaha
Haboes
Millionaire Pursues Wealth From Clam Juice Drink
William B. Leeds 24 who inherited 40 million dollars from the tinplate king has turned to clam juice as his own fortune pursuit. After three months of experiments society now attends a food show to sample the beverage.
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New York
William B. Leeds
Tinplate King
World Court decision path under Coolidge reopens
President Coolidge returns to the White House after a Kansas City trip and Armistice Day speech asserting the United States will join the World Court on its own terms or stay out. Public reaction to Senate reservations and protocol adherences remains unsettled as officials seek decisive steps on membership.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
White House
Kansas City
United States
Senate
West
America
Soldier loses 95 dollars in San Antonio street crime
B J Kemp recently discharged from the First Infantry at Fort Sam Houston told police Saturday he would remember San Antonio’s business district. He bought a ticket to Fort Worth and, while walking the main streets for a last time, was pickpocketed of $95.
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B. J. Kemp
First Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Building Loan Ligetis Het Election Of Texas League Officers
McKeever of Fort Worth was elected president of the Texas League of Building and Loan Associations, Houston named convention city for 1927, with McGregor Fort Worth and Winters Dallas as vice presidents. Directors include Friedlander Houston Casselberry El Paso and others. Professor Donald Scott of SMU spoke on building and loan associations from an economist viewpoint.
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H. 8. McKeever
Fort Worth
Texas League of Building and Loan Associations
Houston
Isesue
St. Anthony
McGregor
Dallas
J. 8. Winters
Ant J. Willie Talbert
Wichita Falls
I. Friedlander
C. W. Gill
Abilene
Ralph A. Beaton
W C. Hamilton
W. E Wells Jr
Marshall
J. G. Loving
T. B. Taylor
Waco
R. F. DuBois
Beaumont
C. J. Casselberry
el Paso
Donald Scott
Southern Methodist University
R. S. F. Glark
The
Building and Loan Institute of
Kansas City
Small Boys Rob School of Cakes at Page Junior School
Detectives report that a group of small boys broke a window to enter the Thomas Nelson Page Junior School cafeteria storeroom and stole three silk dresses two shirts and 235 dollars. The burglary also damaged a window pane at 1514 West Travis Street, the home of Amelia Villareal.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Amelia
Villareal
West Travis Street
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Helen
Ardell
Lily” Wu
Fox
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Elsie Janis
Box Office
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Nan
Ben Hur
Ligetis Het
Confab
Mac Stewart
Edna Berglund
J. Casselberry
J. Wilkie Talbert
P. H. Swearington
W. W. McAllister
Harry
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