Court Delays Libel Suit Against San Antonio Klan
The $200,000 libel suit against San Antonio Klan No. 31 and the American Forum is continued due to the absence of Judge D. 33 Chapin. Captain J E Eis filed against 22 alleged Klansmen seeking roster disclosure, with discussions on making members defendants and the secretary answering discovery questions. The case awaits a ruling on whether the Klan roster becomes court record.
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Chapin
San Antonio Klan No
American Forum
Adan
R. W. B. Terrell
Seventy
J. E. Fl
Elgin
Ats
Eis
Jodse Te Ster
Honest stage star Miss Park speaks on honesty and success
Miss Park credits audience study and clean shows for success. Born into acting, she debuted at six months with Mary Mannering and views hard work as essential despite inherited talent. She believes marriage need not hinder professional achievement and urges sincerity as key to business success. She returns to San Antonio for a Plaza Theater season opener November 22 after remodeling.
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Miss Park
Mary Mannering
Succes
Edna Park
San Antonio
Plaza
Aqueduct Gates Closed by Raiders Near Owens Lake
A raiding party of Owens Valley ranchers seized the Alabama water gates north of One Pine Inyo County and diverted water from the Los Angeles Aqueduct into Owens Lake East. The gates were turned back to their course at 2 40 p m today according to a dispatch to the Los Angeles Times.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Owens Lake
Easi
Owens Val
Alabama
One Pine
Inyo County
Los Angeles Times
Digest of Oddities and Local Jests From A Various Page
A collage of quirky notes on language tweaks and amusing anecdotes. It cites tongue twisters and nicknames in dentistry, mentions California and Coolidge, jokes about names and pronunciation, an ad line on a truck, a quip about truth rising, a mock remark on an observer, a New York court tale of a breach of promise suit over a ring, and a political quip urging candidates to keep campaigning until late November.
Baptists Convene as General Convention Opens
The 38th Texas Baptist General Convention began business with Dr. M E Hudson of McKinney delivering a sharp critique of culture without character and warning democracy must remain guarded by faith. Judge Lattimore was re elected president, with George W Truett addressing welcome remarks and praising Baptists in education and missions. Major General Charles Z Summeral planned a Brownsville visit and inspection of valley posts before returning to Fort Sam Houston.
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Texas Baptist General Convention
Conever
M. EB. Hudson
McKinney
Baptist Meeting
Gaton
Salvation
Lattimore
RK. B. Bell
George W. McCal
Baptists of
Tes
M. Wolfe
South Main Baptist Church
Houston
C. S. Lattimore
Charles Z. Summer al
Highth Corps
San Antonio
Brownsville
Fort Sam Houston
Scouts Training Outdoor Skills At Leadership School
The Alamo council Boy Scouts of America wraps up the boys leadership training school with outdoor action. J P Fitch leads the session on St Marys Street at the old Scottish Rite Cathedral, covering troop organization, mission of scouting, and technical points for organizing a troop along with demonstrations of patrol stunts and recreational games.
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Boys Leadership Training
Alamo Council
Boy Scouts of America
St. Mary's Street
J. P. Fitch
Witch
Scout Movement
Flour trade slows as wheat advances curb mills
Kansas City November 20 flour trade has been nearly stagnated by further wheat advances. Mills have sharply curtailed operations as buyers refuse to follow price increases and shipments on existing orders move slowly.
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Kansas City
When You Feel a Cold Coming On Laxative ROMO QUININE Ad
An advertisement promotes Laxative ROMO QUININE tablets as a safe proven remedy to attack the grip influenza onset. The box shows the signature 3 W Crave 200.
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W. Crave
Hospital fund push targets Crippled Children’s Hospital
San Antonio civic drive for a Crippled Children’s Hospital is nearing its goal as John Cunningham, chairman, reports one major city organization will donate 50,000 if teams raise 150,000 toward the 200,000 needed. About 70,000 had been raised by noon with two thirds of solicitors still to be reached.
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San Antonio
John Cunningham
Third Richest Man in the World Revealed in Paris
The article profiles a mysterious European magnate said to be the third wealthiest globally, with vast holdings in munitions, media, finance, and resources, yet his origin and even true name remain unknown. It promises a detailed tell-all in The American Weekly.
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John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Europe
Paris
Cunningham signals big donors back a $30,000 pledge
Mr Cunningham noted that two thirds of subscribers not yet seen include many large contributors and that funds will be raised if workers keep responding. He refused to reveal the donor organization behind the $30,000 pledge, but said it could be trusted to fulfill its promise.
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Mr. Cunningham
Cunningham
Parish Basketball Double Header Sunday Highlight
The junior girls and junior boys teams from St. Gerard's meet Sacred Heart Parish teams at 8:15 Sunday on the Sacred Heart court in a double header. Sacred Heart junior boys recently beat St. Gerard's juniors 12 to 9 in a close game.
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St. Gerard's
Sacred Heart Parish
Sacred Heart Court
Sacred Heart
St. Gerard’s
Eight arrestee group to face preliminary hearing in Mrs Stewart death
In Buchanan Georgia Judge F A Irwin will preside over a preliminary hearing for eight men tied to the fatal shooting of Mrs. Robert Stewart at Draketown. Prosecutor HB Griffith will claim unidentified assailants sought to abduct Rev. Robert Stewart after resisting a liquor raid. Mrs. Stewart died in an Atlanta hospital a day after the shooting. Names include Jeff Henderson and sons Herbert and Otis, Sted Hesperlee, Emmett Hollis, Tom Bishono, Calvin Bishop, and Thomas Gober Jr.
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Stewart
Tennie
Lorraine
Tinister
Draketown
Atlanta
Jeff Henderson
Herbert
Otis
Sted Hesperlee
Emmett Hollis
Palding County
Tom Bishono
Aragon
Calvin Bishop
Thomas Gober Jr
Labor marks time awaiting reports at AFL convention
A partial report from the committee of regulations for the American Federation of Labor is readied for the fourth session as the convention marks time. Over 75 resolutions were introduced in three days. major questions on political policy foreign relations and women in industry may need days of hearings. A law to unite all labor union newspapers was approved, and Chester M Wright was praised for his service to labor.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Committee of Regulutions
American Federation of Labor Committee
Iabor
International Labor Press
Chester M. Wright
International Labor News Service
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