Oriental Music and Arts Event at Woman's Club
The Woman's Club music department hosted an Oriental program on Wednesday November 24 featuring Chinese and Japanese music and dance with Mrs Cheodure BE Munnie as chairman. The event included piano pieces folk gong performances violin selections and an interpretive dance with ceremonial tea to follow.
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Te Worman
Cheodure BE. Munnie
Juttes Chalkley
Bs. L. Carson
Stanley Winters
Ruth Herbst McDonald
A. B. Jardin
Gregorin Osuguera Fe
Far East
Herbert Reed
Mary Adele Carson
Community Calendar Notes From San Antonio Newspapers
Calendar items announce a Wednesday adult Bible class banquet at Original Mexican restaurant and a joint meeting at the Witte museum Brackenridge Park. Ongoing events include a Thursday parliamentary law class at the Majestic, a lecture by Henry Lawrence Southwick, and various school and club activities with volunteers and performances at local venues. A Thanksgiving themed luncheon honors Miss Evelyn Duerter and others, plus art exhibits at the Witte Memorial Museum. Residents also petitioned for an arc light on North Flores Street.
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Yviededs’ Evangelical Church
San Antonio de Bexar
Alamo
San Antonio Conservation
Ytiety
Witte
Brackenridge Park
Thanksgiving dances and music events listed across towns
Various notices announce Thanksgiving dances and musical entertainment on Thursday November 25 in Castroville and nearby areas. Ads mention Teron B. Smith orches, Andy's orchestra, and prizes such as turkeys, with venues including Taber Temple and local halls.
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Castroville
Sui Dodgers
New Pest
Andy
Cotton Control group challenges East Texas Chamber stance
The Cotton Control association led by C K Durham of McLennan County questions East Texas Chamber of Commerce directors’ view on cotton acreage limits. The group cites farmer-backed sentiment in central Texas stances and argues state action is needed amid rising costs and industry limits.
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Favor Move
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Texas
East ‘Texas
Great Britain
Mexico
Cuba
Brazil
Near Death Crash Injures Ortega Family in Spillover Dip
A car plunged from an embankment nine miles from Sie City on Pro City road. Mrs Delarey Ortega of San Marcos Street is in Robert 5. Green Hospital with a fractured skull. Bartolo Ortega and their 15 year old daughter Francisca also injured. Ortega swerved to pass another car and hit a culvert. Clarence Murphy, 17, of 410 McMullen Street, injured in a collision with a car reportedly driven by Miss Pearl Miller of 425 Avondale Avenue.
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Sie City
Delarey Ortega
Lves
San Marcos Street
Robert 5. Green
Irisbaud
Bartolo Ortega
Francisca
Ortega
Qarence Murphy
McMullen Strest
Pearl Miller
Avondale Avenue
Blacksmith's $100 Weekly Wage Revealed in Divorce Case
In Wilmette, Illinois, divorce papers allege William Hoth, a village smith, earned about $100 weekly and describe alleged violence by the husband who, the wife claims, shifted from the forge to domestic abuse. The filing details his reported strength and ties to a near horseless age.
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Chicago
Wilmette
William Hoth
Fleeing Rum Ship Rams River Boat
The Hudson river night boat Trojan with fifty passengers was rammed by a fleeing ram warner from a pursuing revenue cutter. Captain George H. Warner, skipper of the vessel, said on return to Peekskill that the Trojan had struck a target freighter during the chase.
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International News Service
New York
Hudson River
Trojan
Warner
George H. Warner
Peekskill
Weather Across Cities Tonight and Thursday
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy skies with minor temperature changes. Southerly winds remain light to moderate along coasts and inland areas with warmer readings forecast in northwest, extreme southeast, and eastern portions.
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San Antonio
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
Lewest
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Loyest
Court Proceedings in Texas Court of Appeals Nov 24
Proceedings list affirmations reversals and dismissals across multiple counties including Fort Bend Harris Upshur Nacogdoches and Bexar with motions for rehearing granted or denied and cases submitted on briefs and records. Appellant and state representatives from numerous counties appear in this sprawling docket.
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Fort Bends
R. A. Welch
Concho
Henry Whatley
Harris
Reagan Foots
RockWally
Hunt
Appellent
Newsomen
Upshur
Lawrence Heltom
Nacogdoches
Ie Harris
Fatinin
Alex Blanks
Fannin
Willie Davia
Hopkins
Bob Davis
Gratton Davenport
Tom Grenn
Mike Heaty
Tarrant
A. Taller
Stephens
C. 3
Marberry
Freestone
G. B. Myctek
Sutton
Fletcher Manorum
Dave Eldridge
Richard U
Brazoria
H. G. Williams
Webb
T. BR. Dodson
Kaufman
Elmer Hayworth
Angle May Diggs
Bexar
Bryant Satchett
McLennan
John Holcomb
Potter
George Johnson
Fort Bend
Dick Hendricks
Garray
Injunction Sought To Block New Gas Station
Warne Davis filed in the Seventy-Third District Court on Wednesday a petition seeking a perpetual injunction restraining Gulf Refining from constructing a filling station near the North Flores and West Ashby intersection. Judge Robert W. B. Terrell granted a temporary restraining order and set a hearing for December.
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Gulf Refrain
North Flores
West Ashby Place
Warne Davis
Seventy-third District
Robert W. B. Terrells
Turkey Prices Shift At San Antonio Market
Intensive buying and selling marked the San Antonio wholesale vegetable and poultry market Wednesday morning. Turkeys sold at 28 cents per pound, up 2 cents from Tuesday. Celery and vegetables showed small price changes amid ample supply.
Local Produce Prices At Wholesale Markets
Farmers received varied prices for vegetables and poultry on the local wholesale market. Items include squash at 32.75 per bushel, potatoes 3.50 per 200 pounds, corn roasting ears at 1 cent per dozen, celery 17.5 cents per dozen, beets 50 cents per dozen, and peaches 2.75 to 3.00 per basket. Poultry prices show roasters 16 cents per pound, hens 21 to 28 cents, turkeys 26 cents, and eggs 12.00 per crate.
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Valley
Green
I Cor
Focal
Exges
Suspect Sent to Bandera for Slaying Trial
Pat Forrest held in Bexar jail was moved under heavy guard to Bandera to face murder charges for the August 22 tied to the killing of bus driver W. A. Gray near Bandera. Sem James and W. C. Speer escorted by Sheriff Henry Stevens amid fears of mob violence after the slaying.
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Pat Forrest
Bexar County
W. A. Gray
Bandera
Sem James
W. C. Speer
Henry Stevens
Bandera County
Gray
Drossaerts Elected Head of Catholic Society
At St Edward's university in Austin the Knights of Columbus State Historical Commission organized and elected its permanent officers. Archbishop Arthur J. Drossaerts of San Antonio was chosen chairman and Reverend M S Garriga of San Antonio named to represent the diocese. St Edward's was designated as the permanent location of the state Catholic archives and library.
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Atistin
Knights of Columbus State Historical Commission
St. Edward’s University
St. Edward's
State Cathelic Archives and Library
Arthur J. Deossaerts
San Antonio
M.S. Garriga
Low Prices Lift Trade Hopes in 1927 Global Outlook
The piece notes a rare world upbeat in 1927 with Britain ending miner strikes, Paris and London conferences closing amicably, and French finances strengthening. It highlights higher foreign capital appeal in Germany and Belgium stabilizing on a gold basis, plus a broad rise in prices boosting consumption and early Christmas retail expectations.
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Thame
Atlantic
London
Germany
Belgium
Missing Boone Woman Sought After Cab Return
Police searched Wednesday for Mrs. G. I. Boone 23 after she sent her one year old son George Taliss Boone home in a taxi and disappeared from the Water Street area. Her husband G. I. Boone of 610 Water Street reported the absence to detectives Tuesday night. The taxi driver said two women matching Mrs. Boone’s description took the cab to East Commerce Street before directing it to Water Street.
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G. I. Boone
Water Street
George Taliss Boone
East Commerce Street
Tax Office to Stay Open Half Day on Thanksgiving
Tax Commissioner Frank H. Bushick announced the tax department will remain open a half day on Thanksgiving while all other offices close. He cited an overwhelming workload and limited staff to fully cover the day.
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Turkey
Tax Department
Frank H. Bushick
Goolidge tax plan attacked as Senate split widens
President Coolidge faces fresh opposition from Democrats and some Senate Republicans over the tax rebate plan. Proposals to abandon the tax refund and shift $2 million surplus to internal improvements include farm relief and public works. In a separate Michigan report, hotel proprietor Louis Deipsien and an unknown robber were killed during a hotel office robbery at Fairhaven.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Treasury
Falrhaven
Mich
Louis Deipsien
Vernier Hotel
Osenned
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