Azule-Meritan Convention Elects Officers for Hospital Fund
The Azule-Meritan Blue Dregs convention in San Antonio approves recruitment for a hospital fund. Delegates pledge support, seek more members, and aim to educate Mexican children in the United States. Awards honor Merito, and the executive committee is elected with Carrillo as president. A grand ball closes the session at the Old Scots Rite Cathedral with WOAR radio coverage.
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Meritan Blue
San Antonio
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Mexico
Enlonisa
United States
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Guerra
Ate San Antonio
Commission On Nationals
Gelveston
Judicial Commission
Ion
Ture
Tera Medeie of Merit
San Antono
San Antono Merhom—M Consuele E. de Guellar,and Hrs. Maria Magnon
Mengis
Alejandro Carrillo
Servando B. Guerra
Torus Freneo
el Paro
Secretar
Consuelo L. de Cuellar
San Antonis
Benito Avalo
Qld
Hojtaen
Merry
Makera Jaz
WOAR
Eouihern Radio
Antonio
Cipheris
WOA
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Eli
Mexico City
Aguas Calientes
San Ilouis Potosi
Guadalajera
Monterey
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Oklahoma
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San Artonio
Unclear legal intrigues in estate case and murder hearing
District attorney grapples with tangled evidence in a drawn out estate dispute involving unwitnessed wills in the hands of a piton agent and a key murder margin. Germaine's safory hearing continues as Mr Charais delays until conferring with Mrs Metohh's niece amid evolving testimony.
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Mes. McCobb
Bupes
Germaine
Mr. Charais
Pieter
Orphanage Drive Probed by Police in San Antonio
Police investigate reports of subscriptions for a supposed orphanage in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Authorities contact local officials to verify the organization, finding no established home or official group. The report notes delays and confusion in the inquiry and mentions unrelated foreign currency stabilization news.
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San Antonio
Here and There by Telegraph Radio Cuts Phone Cost
A tele phone subscriber in Londus can soon access New York via radio for a small fee. Ultra violet clinics to reduce mortality are urged by Dr. Weer man of Tou. W. Marshall’s group buys Vanderbilt site for 6 million to host the Commodore’s bore. Planes imperil Sonoma chicken industry as pilots demand higher altitudes. The Prince of Wales seen as an itinerant astronomer in Rome. Sizable citizenship papers granted to Stanis, the heavy champion, after Vienna law degree. Governor Smith defeat cited as party faction issue by Mrs. Joan A. Boole in Chicago report.
Rains Damage Wichita County Cotton Crop
Heavy rains over recent weeks have damaged more than $500,000 worth of Wichita County cotton. Agricultural agent Tay R. Jones says the rain lowered quality and beat the crop into the ground. Damp weather fog and picker shortages interrupt cotton picking. more pickers are needed to harvest bumper yields.
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Wichita
Wichita County
Tay. R. Jones
Diplomatic Agent Missing From Train Near Moscow
A Lithuanian diplomatic courier vanished from an express train near Schech for Moscow on Wednesday night. His personal baggage and diplomatic mail remained untouched in his compartment. Authorities fear foul play and have opened an investigation, turning the baggage over to the Lithuanian mission in Moscow.
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Moscow
Schech
Hazardous device damages south Chicago church
Bethesda Baptist Church in a Black community area of the south side Chicago was damaged by a hazardous material incident early today. The loss is about 100000 dollars. A witness said three men left a car and approached the church before the blast then fled. Police noted a prior incident at the church tied to racial prejudice.
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Chicago
Bethesda Baptist Church
South Side Negro District
Jie
Syvagokue
Suspect Arrested in Milwaukee Slaying Case
Milwaukee and Kenosha deputies arrested Howard J. Pratt of Milwaukee in a joint move as the first arrest in the hunt for the killer of Madilyne Latimer 19 and her fiancé James Souis of Kenosha. Pratt, a North Shore Electric Railway conductor, was seized as he entered his home after hours of surveillance.
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Pratt
North Shore Electric Railway
Funeral services for Mrs Paltia Winters at home
Mrs Paltia O Winters died Wednesday and funeral rites were held at her home 1201 Rigser avenue with Dr P T bill of the First Presbyterian church officiating. She had lived in San Apeconto six years, coming from Kenia Ohio. She is survived by O B Wood of Ban Antonie and two daughters Mrs Chasley Gretley of Pittsburgh whose husband is a nephew of Horace Greeley and Mrs Fermin Byeérer of Dalles, who married a man of the German sculptor who designed the Liberty monument in Central Park New York.
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Paltia O. Winters
Rigser Avenue
Bill
First Presbyterian Church
Pitteburgh
Asband
Horace Greeley
Fermin Byeérer
Dalles
Central Park
New York
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