City approves funds and deeds to widen streets in San Antonio
The city commission approved 2980 to reimburse property owners for garage damage from river widening projects. Acting Major Phil Wright is authorized to sign a deed to exchange land near Woodlawn Lake for Texas avenue extension. Land was given in Alston creek bed for street work and ordinances repeal earlier widening of Main avenue to speed the project from Travis to Martin streets.
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City Commission
Villita Street
Dwyer Avenue
San Antonio
Phil Wright
Woodlawn Ieke
Texas Avenue
Alston Creek
Main Avenue
Travis Street
Romana
Travistreet
Martin Street
Court Holds Evidence Shows Defendant Once Had Diseased Mind
Cincinnati judge Chester H. Shook ruled in the George Reams murder trial that sufficient evidence has been introduced to show the defendant once had a diseased mind. The defense may begin to present alleged cases, opening a broad field for argument.
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Cincinnati
Chester H. Shook
George Reams
Gomal Power Lights City
Lights flickered Sunday night in the northwestern part of the city for about five minutes while connections were made on the new transmission lines between this city and the Comal Power plant at New Braunfels. The Comal company’s services were disabled for much of Sunday during repairs, and a maladjusted automatic control at the New Braunfels plant briefly darkened part of San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Comet Power Company
New Braunfels
W. B. Tuttle
Montag
Comal Company
Uater
Comal
Sam Antonio
Braunfels
Federation convention assigns hotels across states
The hotel committee of the Federation of Women’s clubs named hotel assignments for the general convention in June. The Sutter Hotel will host headquarters under Mrs J A Vietor. Delegates from five states will meet with foreign delegates press reps and officers, with letters to state presidents notifying venue assignments. Attending were Brig. Victor and Mesdames Henry Draught Worden and L Peck.
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Federation of Womes Clube
Sutter Batel
J. A. Vietor
Gunter
Victor
Brg
Mesdames Henry
Draught
A. HL. Worden
L. Peck
186 Paintings by Mrs W L Pancoust On Display
A 155 piece exhibit of the works by Mrs W L Pancoust, local artist, opened Monday at the Menger hotel under the Fine Arts Round Table. The canvases were painted for this show and frames were hand made. Mrs Alex Adams, art chair for the Women's Federated Clubs, applauds the exhibit.
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W. TL Fancoust
Menger Hotel
Auaptecs
Fine Arts Round ‘Table
Pancoust
Fine Arte Round Table
Menger Mou
Alex Adams
Bixh
Lancoast
General Hinds to Leave on Tour of Eighth Corps Area
General Ernest Hinds will depart on a tour of the Eighth Corps area with First Lieut. John Hinds. The inspection will cover New Mexico and Arizona including Roswell, Fort Huachuca, Nogales, El Paso, and New Mexico State College.
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Hinds
Eighth Corps
Ernest Hinds
John Eave Ban
Attonio H. Hinds
New Mexico
Arizona
R. Cy
Roswell
X. My
Clorie
Santa. Ve
Choenix
Nogales
Fort Houghnea
Elas
el Paso
Wright Changes Many Tires on Trip to Coleman
Acting Mayor Phil Wright returned from a trip to Coleman where he said a tire changer and expert helped while he visited nearby areas Batlingar and fou Angels. Wright left Thursday morning and returned Sunday afternoon to discuss local matters with commissioners.
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Wright
Phil
Coleman
Kently
Batlingar
Fou Angels
Welehr
Sanday
Fragmented Ideas Amid Holiday and Worldviews
The passage mixes observations on Christmas spending and gifts, quotes about atheist clubs on campuses, fashion critiques by Poiret, political forecasts from Bratianu, and notes on mobility and beekeeping. It weaves cultural, religious, and economic commentary with scattered references to institutions and individuals.
Durkee Named Texas Civilian Aide
Ralph Durkee received a four year reappointment as civilian aide to the secretary of war for Texas through the Military Training association with a certificate issued by the adjutant general's office in Washington.
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Durkee
Texas
Ralph Durkee
Elyit
Secretary of War
King
Military Training Os Association
Montay
Adjutant General's
Washington
Hood Visits Mother as Illness Keeps Him Away
Tom Hood, assistant general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, is at his mother's bedside in Washington where she has been dangerously ill since last week. He has been away since Thursday night.
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Tom Hood
Mother
Southern Pacific
Washington
Mr. Hood
Loeffler Heads to Uvalde on Business
A. Koeffler travels to Uvalde on business matters related to railway operations. He is noted as an associate of the Rothery Muelfic railway network. The visit spans a few days.
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Loeffler
Uvalde
A. Koeffler
Axaintant Geovier
Aveinhtnyout
Rothery
Modern Union Parents Plan and Personal Paths
An old column outlines the lives of a Greenwich Village couple who wed in 1916 and pursued independent careers. Julius becomes a reporter and publisher while his wife enters banking and farm management. they later write together as a couple. The article also notes parental financial support and references flexible ceremo nies within unorthodox unions.
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Greenwich Village
Girard
Julius
Appeal To Reason
Bn Snow
Etek
Thes
Deseubling
Ptuchesy
Haldeman Sulip
Birkledit
Giles Plans New Flight Attempt From San Simeon
Capt Frederick A. Giles of Britain was to fly his Hess Blue Bird biplane from San Simeon to San Francisco on November 23. The mission outlines a first leg toward a Pacific flight to Hawaii and then on to New Zealand as part of a proposed round-the-world trip.
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Giles
San Simeon
Frederick A. Giles
San Francisco
Hawaii
New, Zealand
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