Missionary funding debate fuels Texas church pledges
In a Texas church meeting, $20,000 was pledged for missionary work after appeals by Reverend Avihar Blaore and leaders from Travis Park church. Universities and churches including University Church at Austin and Laurel Heights pledged substantial sums, while election of delegates to the general conference proceeded with mixed results and ongoing balloting.
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Beale
T.xaisea
Cuera
Marian D. Burton
Stevie Pare
Doh. G. Burgin
Laurel Heights
Teter
Moore
University Churol
Austin
Aleo
San Angelo
First Church of
Terayneville
City
Groper
Tan
Ennforeness
Eta
Elect Laynen
Thor Moore
Vates
Itt
FG. Durein
Laurel Haights
D. B. Think
San Antonin
Tos
EB. Draper
San’ Angelo
T. F. Sessions
University Church At Austin
Lusweir
Alec
Mitchell May Call Coolidge to Stand in Trial
Proceedings in the Mitchell case continued with defense seeking specifics on witnesses and charges. Colonel Moreland clashed with defense about the need for particularized allegations while prosecutors presented statements from San Antonio and Houston reporters underpinning the charges.
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Mitchell
Coolidge
Mount Terese
Permi
Texas
Iis
Germally
Sherman Moreland
Filer
Dent Covlidge
A. H. Yeager
Harry Thee AreCleary
San Antonio
Klenneth McCilin
Houston
Thom
War Department
David G. Swain
Paroled prisoner returned to prison in Texas
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson revoked the parole of Sol Coraux who had been released October 3 to Fy H. Saglexton of Smaithville after 26 days of freedom. Coraux, convicted in Bowie County of a second degree offense, faced a 25 year sentence. Ferguson granted two conditional pardons and restored citizenship for three former inmates while extending furloughs.
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Aubin
Wex
Miriam Ac Cerguson
Sol Coraux
Fy H. Saglexton
Smaithville
Wonnts
Bowie County
Ferguson
Seputteg
Hamilton Defense Seeks New Trial in Cooper Murder Case
In the thirty seventh district court, Hamilton seeks a new trial for WW.R. Wilton after a murder conviction tied to Von Cooper at an Apache street drink stand. The defense cites 35 assignments of error largely reflecting the DA and prosecuting attorneys arguments.
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M. Chambers
TH. Banton
Spoeit Prostimutor
R. Wilton
Hamilton
von Cooper
Hadee Anderson
Mayor Declines to Reveal Color of Unmentionables
Mayor Joha yn. Wobin defends his right to privacy while refusing to disclose colors of his attire during a public event. A local scribe faced limited access as reporters attempted to identify individuals by clothing choices in public view.
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Joha Yn
Wobin
Hell Mesday
Potential Builder Seeks Good Home for Orphan Boy
A 10 year old orphan boy, in the custody of the San Antonio Humane Society, dreams of a career as an engineer. He spends his spare time studying engineering drawings and magazines, and the society seeks a timely placement where he can receive proper education.
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San Antoino
Humane Society
Lucy Ge Sulthers
San Antonio to Expect Light Frost Friday
Weather observer J. J. Darbou reports a light frost possible Friday if skies clear. High pressure over Canada moves southward bringing cold weather, with Sheridan and nearby areas noting record low temps around four degrees above zero. Warmer weather may return by Saturday with near normal temperatures as the system shifts south.
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Sim Antonio
J. J. Darbou
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