Biennial meeting planned for International Federation of Women’s Clubs
Plans for the 1922 biennial meeting of the International Federation of Women's Clubs in San Antonio are under way. Mrs. Henry Drought and the executive committees report progress. On Monday at 9 30 Mrs. J C Fields state president will preside over a meeting of the committees.
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International Federaton of Women’s Clubs
Bon Antonio
Henry Drought
Ejaf
J. C. Fields
Where Are Battlefields Main Worry of Veterans in France
Paris reports veterans and families, evacuated from front tours, fear renewed war efforts as a mass meeting is planned to discuss veteran needs and state board reforms. Florence Floor of Houston and Maggie Barrs of Bight lead discussions with club women to organize the event.
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France
Universal Service
Paris
Oct. S
Jew’s Legionnaires
Red
Tours
Front
Pet Badger Jiggs Trot on Leash in Denver Home
Mrs Bussey in Denver keeps a four month old badger named Jiggs as a pet. Jiggs and two other badgers were left by a steam shovel at a tunnel site fifty miles from Denver. The pup will trot on a leash and play with the child owner, snorting and growling to sleep.
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Jiggs
Denver
Bill Gates
Lome Vista
Bill
Noothh
Rio Grande
Big Wells
Monterrey set to form first junior chamber of commerce
Governor Agron Eugenz informs President Young A Crook that Monterrey will get a junior chamber of commerce with support from Consul General A P Carrilly. Ed Feille leads local organizers as Monterrey joins a national tour and upcoming U S junior chamber convention in the city June 13 to 16.
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Agron Egenz
Monterrey
iSoy Antonia
Youngs A. Crook
Grook
A. P. Carrilly
Ed Feille
Geore of
Monterrer
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Texas
Old-time trail drivers and tales in Medina County
The article recalls Paddy the famous Liana county horse and rider trials seen by Texas visitors. It notes Ed Sinckley fleeing Castroville for Dodge City as a young wrangler, and mentions local figures like W B Patterson Rio Frio, Herman the self-styled Indian, and various ranches, fairs, and families in Uvalde Mason and Medina counties with anecdotes from a weekend in town.
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J. C. Pate
Waco
Ed Sinckley
Castroville
Dodge City
Par
Medina County
Balmorehed
Bavig Mountains
Batnarrhea
Stuckley
Cunningham
W. B. Patterson
Rio Frio
Uvalde
Dare
A Patterson
San Antonio
W. B
Rio Frio Canyon
Bob Davis
Neck of the Woods
Hicks to Remain as Area Adjutant
Colonel George L. Hicks will continue as adjutant general for the Highth Corps Area replacing the late Col William Kelly Jr. Hicks has been acting adjutant since McKinley’s departure and has held duty at Eighth Corps Area HQ since December 1922.
San Antonio Women Face Sifray Charges After Haie-Pulling Context
Two young San Antonio women were charged after a staged fight at Varro and Houston streets on Saturday. The disturbance drew in Pas Steelman William Robblnn, who interrupted the confrontation.
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San Antonio
Navarro
Houston
Pas
William “Robblnn
Senator's Widow Seeks High Office in Maine
Auburn widow Mrs Charles B Carter of this city filed papers with the secretary of state to nominate for the unexpired term of the late Senator from Androscoggin. In Bangor Maine Joseph F Flannagan retired after 40 years with Western Union including service as manager of their joint office.
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Auburn
Maine
Charles B. Carter
Androscoggiu
Secretary of State
W. A
Gangor
Western Union
Joseph F. Flannagan
Stolen Charms Link to Chicago Diamond Disappearance
Chicago reports three valued charms including a Rehair and a Personality ring as missing from Mise Roth Capouch of Oak Park. A warrant seeks Roy Neal in connection with the disappearance of a peach of a diamond. Mother’s Tragedy notes a fatal auto wreck where Mrs J Corby discovered a dying son.
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Mise Roth
Capouch
Oak Park
She Ling
Roy Neal
Chicago
J. ©. Corby
Lim
Indians Use Autos to Penetrate Wilds
Indians in Minnesota use autos to reach northern berry grounds, replacing horses and canoes to harvest blueberries. They reportedly earned up to ten dollars per dig from the unusually large crop, challenging white competition for the season’s fruit.
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S. A
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Ted
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Oklahoma
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McMullen County
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Beeville
San Pedro
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