Cowboys Provide Thrills Atrobed Rodeo Show In San Antonio
The world championship rodeo at Lescue Park featured top riding and bronc acts as cowboys and cowgirls performed daring rides. D. Pardee won calf roping with a twenty one second run, while Eddie Smith closely followed. Betty Pride was injured when her horse fell during the cowgirls ride but returned shortly after.
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Lescue Park
San Antonio
Yee
Pritchard Lid
Che Comboys
D. Pardee
Ted
Eddie Smith
Rloxe
Kwenty
Eteor
Ferry Ivory
Sol Curtiss
Bam Hluark
Alube Robert
Wackis Thuerell
Tox
Dozrey
Rocket Motor Dawen by Na Rocket Motor Dawen by Na
In Benlin on October 12 the Society for Saco Navigation reveals a rocket motor design claimed to lift a ship. The draft engine, using liquid air, aims to reduce explosions and dangers of gunpowder rockets. Observers note tests by Fritz von Opel and Max Walter seek safer propulsion for naval use.
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Vy Toterpaliensl
Kewn Sardon
Benlin
Society For Saco Navigation
Ervch
Mquidnir
Linz
Linz Werched the Rocket Fall Care of Fritz von Opel
Max Walter
Navy
Beofessor
Chief of Staff Visits San Antonio for Aerial Review
Maj. Gen. Charles Summerall, chief of staff of the U S Army, arrived in San Antonio for a ceremonial aerial review. He met at Fort Sam Houston by Gen. Albert J. Bowley, toured Kelly Field and Duncan Field, witnessed 193 ships pass in review, and planned to depart Fort Sam Houston later in the day.
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Charles PL Summverall
Farmy
San Antonio
Siroaram Shick
Albert J. Uawley
Renera
Sulamerall
Bowley
Kelly Field
Altooish
Snendaly
Kelly
Duncan
Crooke
Tolnedt
Reig
Generank P. Cahm
Air Corps Training Center
Aintf
Duncan Field
Travks
Elle Fay Hin
Chanter of
Commerce Wineteon
Ceneral Sommerall
San Antonia
Fort Lie
Fort Sam Moutlok
General Bowles
Finest Winds
Earns
Belgrade Probe On Heir To Million Dollar Inheritance
In Belgrade Oct 12 the Jugvalay foreign office and the American consulate studied if Corporal Nicholas Dronjak is the rightful heir to 25 million dollars no seal American money or if the tale is a hoax. The fortune is said to come from his uncle Prodanoviteh who died in Portland Oregon in 1892. Prodanoviteh allegedly died without a will, leaving Martha Hirpasak as mother to Nicholas. Dronjak was advised by American authorities to provide documents attesting relation. The matter has been pending for years with little progress.
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Demlan
Jugvalay Foreign Office
Aulate
Belgrade
Ates
Nicholas Dronjake
Nicholas
Poa Prodanoviteh
Portlan
Oregon
Frodanavitel
Cortime
Martha Hirpasak
Nichalnn
Dronjak
Alice
War Days Recalled For Vets at Legion Convention
A tenth annual American Legion convention unfolds as veterans reflect on past war days. The Light from ten years ago reminds readers the big conflict was still fresh, recalling the era of the famous Liserly Loan days.
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The
American Legion
Men Should Share Work at Home Says Eleanor Rathbone
London, May 12. Miss Eleanor F. Rathbone, president of the National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship, urged that men share housework with their wives. She argued men are paid for their work not for keeping wives and children, and that men could manage household duties with women learning more about mechanical tasks.
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Nema Barvice
London
Eleanor F. Rathbone
National Vinion of Societies For Equal Citizenship
Oxford
Texan Runs For Two Offices
A Be Harding of Fort Worth, nominee for the Tarrant county legislature, defends his run for two offices. Grady Chandler, assistant attorney general, notes Harding also seeks the state senate seat in response to R. A. Stuart’s district attorney nomination. Chandler states Harding may appear on the ballot in a special election, regardless of the November general election date.
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Auatsin
A. Be
Harding
Fork Worth
Tarrant County
Flue
Grady Chaniller
Tarrant
Chandler
Siv Stuart
Vogue and color bans shape postwar fashion trends
International News Service reports London fashion forecaster Huntieh outlines a shift from bold living color toward quieter, darker tones for women and men. Greens and purples fade, browns and grays gain favor with restrained checks and patterns in sportswear and casual attire.
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London
Qet
Huntieh Tailors
Vivir
Drelarns Rutherford Almond
National Federation of Merchant Bailors
Lemand
Legion Chief McNutt Sets Defense, Welfare as Goals
Newly elected commander of the American Legion vows stronger national defense and higher welfare efforts. McNutt, dean of Indiana University Law School, highlights education for new American citizens and vigorous Legion activity guided by policy. He served in World War I, helped organize the Orleans Legion, and holds multiple professional and civic roles.
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American ‘Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
American Legion
Giou
Furth
Legion
McNutt
Army
Law School
Indiana University
Fenre On
Eper
S. A
Ife
Nyliners
Cann Staines
Kathleen Tiradut
Antonio
Avs
Emi Plé
Indiana
Orlean Legion
Wan Comromier
Legion Post IR
Thang Region
Indiana Gar Association
Kloomington
Tnd
Thington Country Clin
Sete Theea
Acnela
Ph? Delta Fai
Methodist Epiecapal Cbureh
Chicago Woman Has Ticker in Home
Chicago reports a woman in a Chicago home has a stock ticker installed, keeping her in constant touch with market quotes. The device hums softly, feeding live prices while she monitors daily investments and market movements.
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Chicago
Rome
Hentock
Severn
Legion Honor Society Elects Officers After Annual Convention
After the tenth annual convention of the American Legion unit, the society elected officers led by John F. Cone of Maren. Other officers include Oak 4 from Marshalltown, Charles E. Perry from Kittens Paint, Everett Jolson from Yume, Willian L. Doolantr, Panni Porge Love, Frank J. Wass from Atlanta, and Nielset from Big Harbor, with additional posts noted among national and regional affiliates.
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Te Evican Legion
Lae Legion
John FP
Chick” Cone
Maren
Ase
Oak
Albee
Marshalltown
Charles E. Perry
Kittens Paint
Everett la
Jolson
Eggs Belong in Nests Says Judge in Hotel Incident
A judge ruled that eggs belong in nests after a hotel water-throwing incident. W. C. Fleming and George Ay Trawa faced fines of 16 dollars for interfering with property. witnesses described eggs hitting the Gunter hotel windows and balcony as part of the ongoing case. Names from multiple states and roles appear in the testimony and committee references.
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Tess
Tomen
Joan VW
Quinnt
W. CG
Fleming
George Ay
Gunter
Aliee
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