Atascosa County Institute Closes
Charleti Texas September 11 The Atascosa County Institute closed here yesterday with nearly one hundred teachers in attendance. Visitors addressed by Lt Cunningham of the State Department of Education Prof Woodson of the San Marcos normal Dr C W Ramesdell of the State University and Judge H R H Kon of Austin County. Superintendent Ernest Kerling presided. Officers elected for the Interachniastic County League include J F Johnson director general J H Hindes director of declamation J S Hayes athletic director Mrs Gissia Samples director of composition Miss Ista Martin director of spelling.
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State University
H. R H. Kon
Austin County
Ernest Kerlng
Interachniastic County League
J. F Johnson
Lytle
H. Hindes
Pleasantan
J. 8. Hayes
Jourdantes
Gissia Sampies
Poteet
Ista Martin
Crown
Soft shell crabs in need of protection
Washington sentry reports the soft shell crab population declining due to inadequate protections in Virginia allowing fishermen to harvest breeding grounds in winter. Maryland and Crishell emerge as key crab fishing centers, underscoring a growing industry at risk if protective measures are not strengthened.
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Maryland
Yoon
Chesapeake Bay
Edule
Bwepson Earle
Hampton
Chernpeske
New York
Big City
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Crishell
Meryland
Ford Case A Mystery Atlanta Death
Authorities probe the mysterious death of Alfred C. Ford an adviser for a newspaper after he was shot at his home Ward claimed accidental discharge while handling a pistol from under a pillow and pleaded innocence before dying The victim recently inherited a substantial sum and then married Mrs Pearl Scott Linh a downtown barber.
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Atlanta
Alfred C. Ford
Pearl Scott-Linh
Barber
Hair Made Curly In Single Night
Grand Canyon, Sept 11. Famished wanderer Rudoloph Reimer Jr and guides rescued after a perilous night on the canyon rim. Details describe a hazardous trek without food or water, a mislaid guide, and a difficult descent toward safety under dire conditions.
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Ariz
W. H. Arecy
Manchester
If! H
Hell's Half Acre
Canyon
Rudolph Reimer, Jr
Arquklyn
Fund Garvey
Jeunes EH
Hayes
New York
Slarveg
Liarvey
Mares
Tour of West and ATSIC Leaders Report
Fragmentary text notes Whe Suite Bowed and War Tmgneers with references to Warley resources. The garbled lines imply a local report on a regional event and leadership comments, but the exact details and outcomes are unclear.
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Atsic
Sule
Gonzales Decree Extends Labor Rights in Vera Cruz
General Pablo Gonzales issues a stringent decree on labor days hours and pay in Vera Cruz. It establishes a mandatory Sunday rest, 50 percent wage increases for overtime, a one month notice and pay for discharge, and limits to eight hours per day with overtime at 50 percent. Penalties include fines and imprisonment for violations, with protections for workers against arbitrary dismissal. The measure aims to curb employer abuses and support the working class while upholding capital’s rights.
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Mull
Mwecantte Conicres
Pablo Gonzales
Somlay
Mexico City
Republic
Ilvain
Puebla
Gonzales
Payroll hold up shocks Garden City worker plant
Four men attacked Eli Fisher, president of the Garden City Spenging Company, at the factory entrance in Chicago. Two men carried pistols and a knife used to slash Fisher’s pocket, stealing an envelope with nine dollars. a second envelope containing 400 dollars was left behind.
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Chicago
Eli Fisher
Garden City Spenging Company
Fisher
Flag to be presented at Pleasanton High School
A delegation including members of General DS Stanley Circle No and Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will travel to Pleasanton Monday to present a flag to the new Pleasanton high school. The Mothers Club will provide tunes, the day observed as a holiday, and speakers include Mrs Lovuis e Telle Eving and R Cowles with others. A Fort Sam Houston offer will transport the party to Pleasanton.
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DS Stanley
Grand Army of the
Acoul
R. Guhl
Lovuise Telle Eving
R. Cowles
Patriatin
Grand Army of the Republic
Brodbent
Grand Army
the Republic of Texas
Eliahsth Sonle
Imma C. Norria
Caroline Pendlsion
Tuetine Bollinger
Mary Holmes
Anita Tullaforro
Flying Squadron 10 Mayors to Push San Antonio Houston Highway
Mayors Brown of San Antonio and Campbell of Houston will attend a meeting in Schulenburg to launch a campaign for an improved highway between the two cities. The Bexar County Highway League, led by PD1 Corp., coordinates the tour with delegations traveling by auto to meet in Schulenburg and later return via routes through Katy line and Victoria Division. National Weight Association official B I Hernan has aided planning this week’s drive.
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Campbell
Houston
Schulenburg
PD. 1, Corp
Bexar County Highway League
Maxor Brown
Jong Distince
Austin
Bchulenburg
William Cassin
M Young
Kingsley
EL Corp
Mra
W. A. Crossland
Lake Robinson
Temple
Hetne
Southern Pacific
B. I. Hernan
Directo
National Wight Association
Light Rain Briefly Lowers San Antonio Temperature
Light rain fell totaling a trace in San Antonio and dropped the temperature by about eight degrees. Major Allen Buell of the local weather bureau said unsettled showers would persist through Sunday with a cooler regime. He noted a possible temperature change within 48 hours as a high pressure mass and cold air move south from the Northwest, though the forecast remains uncertain.
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San Antonio
Alen Buell
Bunéay
GINNERS OBEY LAW AUSTIN TEXAS SAMPLE REQUIREMENT
Ninety five percent of cotton ginners comply with the Per timent Warehouse Law requiring three samples of each bale ginned. State warehouse manager F C Weinert reports inspectors' findings across several gins with one singer dissenting. Violations include ginners charging farmers for sampling and other noncompliance cited by inspectors.
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Tex
Flexas
Ory Hale
F.C. Weinert
Weinert
Fartier Hardnate
Lenny Weett
Hein
Digest correction fails to fix San Antonio fusillade record
The Literary Digest’s correction of a prior San Antonio fusillade item appears buried in a week’s chronology. It notes Pascual Orozco’s death on August 1 and states rumors of a marauding Mexican band near San Antonio Texas near the border are unfounded. General Funston’s report is said to be misrepresented, prompting protests from business groups and Funston himself.
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Literary Digest
San Antonio
Pascual Orozco
Texas
General Funston
Missing from Home New Orleans Woman Sought
New Orleans police sought Alice officers in San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to pursue Mrs Paul Wy Pahonaurs missing with a New Orleans man on a car journey. The woman, about 40, and a 12 year old boy were last seen near their home in New Orleans. Authorities feared the man may have harmed them.
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el Paso
Los Angels
Paul Wy Palhonaurs
Moirsun
Los Angeles
Rome
Hotel Men Visit Medina Lake Monday
Members of the San Antonio Hotel Men's Association will depart from the St. Anthony hotel at 7 a.m. to Medina Lake by automobile, returning the same day. The trip aims to familiarize local hotelmen with the region to better direct tourists, with hosts to enjoy fishing boating and swimming and planned entertainment stunts.
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San Antonio
Medina
St. Anthony
Bexar County Highway League
Bhatter
Drset
Ble
Arrests in Armory Case in Austin Texas
Two white men were arrested in connection with the Camp Mabry state arsenal robbery and theft of government military fins plies. Investigation led by Captain Fr R Smith of the state ranger force with Ranger C D Cardwell and Sheriff Matthews under Colonel James T Stockton. Several more suspects likely to be named.
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Atendri
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Camp Mabry
Fr. R. Smith
Ranger Force
C. D. Cardwell
Matthews
Tames T. Stockton
Uselsinnt
the Guard
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