Talk Subject Dig Taugha and Lip San Antonio Ad At Plaza
A midday program at the Plaza de Lussiey featured Maury averick discussing Dig Taugha of Ten Years Oy. The event included vaudeville acts and a welcoming by William Mreckiausen, with listings for houses, apartments, and other real estate in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Averick
Fig Weeting
Lip San Atronio
Elay
Plaza de Lussiey
Sore Waudeville
Willian Mreckiausen
Local club and church events fill midweek social calendar
A long list of meetings and social gatherings fills midweek in the city. The Woman's Teller corps meets Wednesday afternoon, and the International club of Our Lady of the Latke College has a biweekly session. Council and church events are scheduled, including a King council address at the St. Anthony hotel and a San Antonio Musical Club rehearsal at the same venue. A charity luncheon for Queen's Daughters of St Mary’s features prominent guests and a keynote on citizenship, with attendees from Fort Sam Houston and local civic leaders.
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Woman's Teller Corps
Knights of Dyeing
International Club of Our Lady of the Latke Collegr
Cuiht Treath Council
Ba'elork
St. Anthony
King
City Real
Civic Philantropic
Thy Woman's Clib
Mie
Oly
Bing Antonia Mosion
Wedneshiy
Nove Wa
Uw St. Anthony
Protestant Wonen Akai Top
Preparation Promise in Freckle Removal Trial
Fragmented ad style text markets a freckle removal method promising money back if it fails. Mentions a product called Othine-lonhile strength and vendors in department stores. Language is garbled and unclear on specific dates or organizations.
Pastors Refuse Money From Race at Charity Meeting
A garbled 1921 news item notes Methodist Episcopal Church leaders near Lexington decline charity funds from a racing event. The meeting at Gul Bailey’s on the We Hour farm involved opposition and questions about church support for the race related donation.
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Louisvidi
Chireh
South
Gopterdiy
Eailey
We Hour
Lexington
New Kelly Flying School Trains Statints at Kelly Field
Since reporting at Kelly Field on November 1, the first class of the Adlvanesd Flying school has begun training. Members of Ciechiex have received instruction and are growing in skill at the new program.
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Kelly
Bering
Kelly Field
Kelle Field
Ciechiex
Advod
Special Rate to S M U L C U Fans Ship by Rail to OM Football
A special rail fare to SMU and LSU fans for the football game is offered. The trip departs San Antonio on the night of Thursday with return from Dallas the next night. The plan includes a general passenger agent aiding the arrangements and a savings of 7.05 dollars.
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Aeel
US Southern Vacitle Railrom
San Antonio
Paling
OM. Ats. G. U
Whankspiring
Tom Lol
Aggent Fhe Thana Tursdy
San Antonia
New US
Dallas
Mortuary Burns in Fort Worth Fire destroys funeral home basement blast
Fort Worth November 13 Fire from an explosion in the basement of the Port World Undertaking Company mortuary caused an estimated loss of 50 0881 dollars. No bodies were in the building at the time.
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Fy International Hews Service
Por Worth
Port World
Unidertaking Company
Morte
Negro in Custody on Theft Charge
Willie Fanon a 27 year old Black man was held in the county jail after waiving RAM bond set by the sheriff. He faces a theft charge connected to a Mary Sims residence at 707 Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Willie Fanon
Freight Agents Join Tour With Southern Pacific Official
A freight agent from Liv Southern Varifie joins the tour led by J A Graft, assistant general freight agent, as part of Southern Pacific Mines of Texas and Louisiana.
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Ot Prazive
Toeight
Liv Southern Varifie
Hay
Foyle Pussy
J. A. Graft
Southern Pacific Mines
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas City Opens Airplane Service
Kansas City begins regular airline passenger service with St Louis and St. Tenis routes announced by Robertson Aircraft Corporation. The inaugural flights are set for November with operations centered in HY Lonig.
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Kansas City
Man Sentenced in Mail Fraud Case
Hirad Stanley, 30, and Bert Worth of Waterford were sentenced in United States district court in Ford Wort. Wax received an 18 month federal prison term for using the mails to defraud. The case yesterday concluded with a conviction on mail fraud charges.
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Ford Wort
Hirad Stanley
Bert Worth
Wrotwater
Wax
Suwart
Yesterlay
United States District Court
Nevns Vongie
Ex missionary to China found dead in Sherman hotel room
Mrs. Nancy Tones, 40, formerly a missionary to China, was found dead in her Sherman room. Authorities believe she did not die from the effects of well administered poison, with initial reports indicating possible self inflicted or accidental cause.
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China
OKLA
CIEY
Nanncy Tones
Sherman
Mirsinenes
Anglo Society Honors War Heroes At Armistice Program
A ceremonial Armistice commemoration by the Anglo Society featured Col. H. K. Rolfe as principal speaker and several chairmen. The event recalled Allied victory, displayed flowers and medals for fallen soldiers, and included remarks by former presidents and military officers about war achievements and aviation developments.
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Diewis Krata-Heck
Mev
Deshler Whiting
Mra. Comfork
HK. Th Rolfe
Komanwr
Armistica
Qhanipal
Mendon
George
Duke of York
Westminster
Arlington
Gus
Wareren
Wondrean Wilko
Willian Howard
Wenstey
Lane Hen
Statensland
Stirling Point
Ieee
Interest in Poultry and Rabbit Breeding Draws Attendees
The notice invites those interested in poultry and rabbit breeding or potential involvement in the penality and rabbit business to attend the event. The gathering aims to discuss opportunities, methods, and market prospects for breeders and suppliers in the region.
Man Picks Up Girl She Robs Him
Earl Gordon picked up a young woman on a street corner in Tallahs, when she allegedly stood by and then pilfered his wallet with an automatic, after which he fought back briefly before she fled. Local details incomplete in the report.
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Man
Tallas
Earl Gordon
Wml
Bat Gordon
Ani
That Baby You ve Longed For Mrs Sturton Advises Women
Mrs Sturton of Kanann Gliy offers guidance on motherhood and companionship. She speaks of severe nervous distress and melancholia before motherhood, and her own transformation into a joyful mother and supportive wife. She urges other women to seek help and share experiences. Maynard Marvin, Boston area, Kansas City MO correspondence.
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Murton
Kanaan
Durian
Wattershouyd
Mia
Maynard Marvin
Maganchusetts
Kansan City
Will Rogers Letter Praises Three Local Boys
A letter from Will Rogers, dated November 4, praises three local youths and discusses European ties and the future. Rogers mentions Hoover, South America, and future leaders, urging support for the trio and promising strong backing from his friends.
Restrey Benet and Clarke Poems Featured by Gina Bauer Hubler
Caitlin Restrey and Clarke works presented by Gina Bauer Hubler with Miss Milna Kearser, amid light music and playful readings. Excerpted favorites and performances included playful titles and theatrical humor, reflecting a community arts event.
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Davit Caitlin
Restrey
Benet
Kind Wourdman
Clarke
Gina Bauer Hubler
Nigazo-Sophand
Milna Kearser
Exon
Bates Addresses Samsco Workers
The Rev. Jim Mates, pastor of the Westminster Trestylation dhareh spoke at noon Tuesday to emploxes of the Smo Auloniy Alnebine mnt Supply compra. silty afternon the Terry Robinson, pinior of WW Titerside ennhichs! acrvives tt Ue county 3a. al, nil Mere. 1. Th Cochran com dneled on Keng servigd. (Advertisement) Want and cant, peunpt delivery. Long Star Teo Delivers.
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Bates
Samsco
Jim Mates
Westminster
Dhareh
Smo
Auloniy
Terry Robinson
Trial testimony in Stewner perjury case unfolds
Nov 13 14 records show the hearing of Robert W. Stewner chairman of the Stawned Oil Company of Ladin facing perjury charges. District Attorney Hover and defense counsel clash over questions and admissibility as the sealed committee probes the case and stenographic reports.
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Robert W. Stewner
Company of Ladin
Seite
Pronko T. Hogan
Soswaet
Hover Saat
Hobert Ny Caldwell
Qeene
Bind
Stewart
Mavel
Ile
Driver Released on Bond After Driving Charge Hearing
A defendant, Donen Tr. Bolle, was released on bond of $800 following a hearing on a driving charge. The incident reportedly involved an automobile in Infosi Cate, GA, with Yeerby cited in the case and released during the proceedings.
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Bolle
Yeerby
Heights Road Talk Slated by City Mayor
Mayor Hubert O'Grady announces a public meeting next Monday night to seek support for a proposed 95,000 settlement in city funds to supplement a six mile pay-as-you-go street program. He says warrants will proceed despite questions, with residents urged to share views.
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Hubert O'Grady
Annig
Alanio Eleigtts
Yng
Milyur O'Crady
O'Grely
O'Grady
Alamo
O'maly
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