Winsome Twins Seek Homes With Kind S A Family
Two blue-eyed infant girls, Alice and Aline, linger in foster care and seek adoption into loving homes. The San Ane homebound society hopes for patient, caring couples to provide warmth, meals, and stability to the petite orphans under Wise supervision.
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Aline
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Texas Children's Homefinding Society
Trust National Hank Building
Toyshildeen's
Homebinding Society
Mie
Jennie Purl
Il Baye Uke Sauia
Wathee
Sie
Sears Ducing
San Aneonio
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Mise
Eldes
Petite
Mics Wutloe Anid
Auss Furlow
Wight
Wice
Woodmen Insurance Rate Fight Reported in Court
Unclear OCR text notes a dispute over Modern Woodmen insurance rates. Members of the fraternal order may seek injunctions against collecting rate increases. Details are obscured by damaged text, but the case involves Woodmen entities and a legal action in Washington related to insurance charges.
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LA Soville
Vay
Taige Sims Cook
Washington
Emily
Ching
Tse
Small Fires Keep 8,4, Forces Busy
Fire teams battled several small blazes Sunday morning affecting a parlor show and nearby structures. The incident report mentions damaged goods and several witnesses, with authorities investigating the suspected causes and securing the area.
Crusader I) Vitally Expands Crusade Reach
After addressing 25 000 in San Antonio over four months Rev William Matthew Hullerby says he will leave Sunday for Ballas to open his new crusade venue. Since July his efforts broadened the campaign to include junior and senior high schools colleges hospitals and railroad shops among others as he urged vigorous Christian education and outreach.
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Chicago
Dallas
Ghelstian Family Crusade
San Antonin
San Antonio
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Genoes
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Sundas
Ballas
Tey
Hulitoris
Sty- Orne Lees
Ajuuige
St Mary's Univercity
Westmoorlant College
Oll
Iyider
Forces Change On Eve of Election Campaign
The article outlines shifting alliances and campaign rhetoric as election day nears. It cites remarks by Calvin Coolidge era figures, mentions Hoover cabinet members and Republican leaders, and notes debates over prohibition and farm relief amid broad political turbulence.
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Vrege Stolt
Yun
Tram
Calvin Cnetike
Warrington
Hoover
Hurley
Meclarry Megablicnus
Si Uberalder
Trnskyl. Cox Tits
James NM. Cor
Stellings
Congerss
Red Farm Relief
Alfred J. Loli
Ieast
Lori
Iron Idaho
Congress
Loover
Berob
Linea
Nebraska
Berald
George W. Norvis
James A. Reet
St. Louis
Willian Uler
Page
Sie Betton House of
Senate
F Tt McBrisle
Auri-Satoon League
Afajor Cerren
Oif
Tutors
Terboch Hoover
Captain Brow Receives Pension After 40 Years in Police Service
Pension board at city hall approves 112.50 monthly pension for Captain JT Brown, 74, senior police captain, after lengthy service. Retirement follows request to step down, with praise from Commissioner Wright. Also approved: 57.50 for widow Mrs. Charles Smith and 62.50 for EL Padects, while other retirements discussed. Fire and police notes include a Corpus Christi Texas brief about a separate fire incident near the Nira river with smoke.
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Htrown
Fire and Police Pension Board
Brown
Firf
Weaght
Ely
Cape
Dain Brown
Camel Wright
Wiebord
Charlea
Shan
Iggrann
Student’s Odd Claim Stirs Local Classroom Debate
A student named Wout Joh alleges a mislabeled glassmaking class misled peers, sparking a campus discussion. Teachers insist the course focuses on practical techniques while students argue about transparency and safety. The incident prompted an advisory meeting with administrators and the student union.
University of Chicago finds work for 700 men
About 200 of the 700 registered at the chamber of commerce plan to take private and public employment through agencies. The registrar announced plans for missing division workers to be placed, with public service to employ many and government Monday programs to provide work. A study noted which jobs would be available for a Monday shift to school groups in the city.
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Commeree
Buena
Aebyr
Piotwe
AL Wh A. Titioe
Cheanptiennis
Comuyens
Ublig Service Company
Courte
Mondas
Mace
Gledieation Ins
Srime
Insanity Plea In Trial For Vet On Killing Case
A veteran defendant faces a murder trial with an insanity plea as his defense strategy. The trial recounts jury testimony and expert opinions on mental state and responsibility, while the defense asserts undiagnosed conditions influenced actions. Readers are reminded of the ongoing proceedings and related wartime service context.
Urge Special Marital Court in Texas County
A grand jury urged creating in Dexas county a special marital court for exclusive handling of divorce and related domestic disputes. A note to Judge W. Andersen accompanied the final report, stating hundreds of such cases clog the docket and proposing a district court unit or a new court by rental.
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Dexas
Chirts-aeyeath District
W. Andersen
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