University Faculty Adds New Instructors at Texas
The University of Texas announces several faculty changes with four new English instructors Harvey W. Peck Earl L. Bradsher R H Wiggins and H M Ellis plus other arrivals in Germanic Romance and mathematics departments Dr Prokosch joins from Wisconsin as a leading Germanic philology authority and new lecturers join the extension and law schools plus rotations for administra tive staff and summer teaching across campuses.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Ors
Harvey W. Peck
Yale
Colby College
Maine
Earl L. Bradsher
Columbia
Dartmouth
R. IL. Wiggins
Georgia Polytechnic
H. M. Ellis
Harvard
R. H. Griffith
Europe
L. Hannah Smith
Dr. Prokosch
University of Wisconsin
United States
Benjamin M. Woodbridge
W. S. Hendrix
Hendrix
University of Madrid
Ralph C. Bennett
Texas
Johns Hopkins
IE. Gideon
Boston Tech
Joseph Mayer
L. W. Elthringer
Mayer
Department of Extension
F. M. Bralley
E. V. White
Sam C. Polk
G. 8. Wehrwein
A. B
Wehrwein
A. J. Robinson
University
Frances Lowen
N. L. Hoppingarner
B. A
Sidney E. Mezes
Loon Lake
N. Y
J. R. Bailey
M. B. Porter
W. J. Battle
North Carolina
Pacific Coast
H. Y.benedict
California
John C. Townes
Monteagle
Tenn
T. A. Taylor
Virginia
E. J. Mathews
American Collegiate Registrars’ Association
Salt Lake City
J. E. Goodwin
American Librarians’ Association
New York
E. P. Schoch
Lupus Cure Promoted by S. S. S. Blood Remedy
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as the only cure for lupus and other skin diseases, claiming the blood supply control cures pimples spreading on the face. It asserts no minerals or drugs are used, and urges readers to request the illustrated book from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
West Point Graduates Assigned to Cavalry and Field Artillery
Lieutenant Falkner Heard, son of Colonel John W. Heard, arrived in San Antonio on graduation leave and heads to Del Rio to join the Fourteenth Cavalry. At Fort Sam Houston, Lieutenants Willis Cunningham Alfred B Johnson Carlos Brewer David E Cain and John B McMahon Jr also reported and were assigned to the Third Cavalry or Third Field Artillery.
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Falkner Heard
John W. Heard
Southern Department
San Antonio
West Point
del Rio
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Willis Cunningham
Alfred B. Johnson
Third Cavalry
Carlos Brewer
David E. Cain
John B. McMahon Jr
Third Field Artillery
Odd Fellows Open 89th Grand Lodge Session in Minneapolis
Governor Eberhardt and Mayor Nye welcomed delegates as Gen A R Stocker of Miamisburg Ohio gave a brief response. The eighty ninth annual sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened with delegates from across the United States Canada Europe the Philippines and Hawaii present along with Rebekah lodges representatives.
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Oda
Minneapolis
Minn
Eberhardt
Wallace G. Nye
A. R. Stocker
Miamisburg
Ohio
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
United States
Canada
Europe
Philippines
Hawaii
Odd Fellows’ Order
Rebekah Lodges
Order
Sausage Advice Highlights Tin Tag Freshness
When buying sausage ask your butcher or grocer for the kind with TIN TAG to ensure fresh wholesome goods. See the display in the lobby of the Grand Opera House. Union Meat Company advertisement.
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Grand Opera House
Union Meat Company
Murder of the New York girl by a self-styled priest
Rev Hans Schmidt, the alleged killer of Anna Aumuller, remained in Tombs custody as authorities probe his priestly credentials and past acts. He confessed to killing and dismembering her, saying he loved her, while investigators link him to a Louisville crime and a forged surgeon persona.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
River
Schmidt
Monsignor Lavalle
Archdiocese of
Hudson River
L. J. Evers
Tombs
Not Known in Louisville linked to Kellner murder inquiry
Investigators in Louisville found no connection between Rev. Hans Schmidt and the 1910 murder of Alma Kellner whose body was found in St. Johns Church basement. Schmidt was visiting Louisville, but Kellner relatives and Wendling defense counsel denied any link. Local police and detectives also stated no connection existed.
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St. Elizabeth
Abraham
Schmidt
Alma Kellner
Louisville
St. John’s Catholic Church
Henry B. Westermann
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Joseph Wendling
St. John’s Church
Frankfort
Wendling
Hans Schmidt
New York
Anna Aumuller
St. John's Catholic Church
H. B. Westermann
Kellner
Anna Aumalier
Plant Juice hailed by San Antonio man as cure all
Steven Enger of 226 Star Street endorses Plant Juice as a universal remedy. He claims it cured his long‑standing constipation liver and kidney troubles and says it would have made him stronger years ago. The item is advertised as available at Fischer's Drug Store.
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San Antonio
Steven Enger
Star Street
Enger
Fischer’s
Fairies' Fete Tonight At Coliseum With Local Roster
The San Antonio Council of Mothers presents the Fairy’s Fete at the Coliseum grounds tonight with over 100 children and a cast headed by Titania and Puck. The event raises funds for a visiting nurse program in San Antonio schools and includes songs, dances, solos, and tableaux led by Mrs. C. R. Owens.
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Titania
Puck
Denisons
Coliseum
San Antonio
Council
C. R. Owens
Elmo Austin
Neppie Storms
Thelma Wires
Jessie Lee Ellis
Ione White
Paula Hess
Bernice May Schneider
Virginia Hurst
Grace Simpson
Felice Gaffney
Zaleme Pettus
Aiacs
Teri Sed Guerra Everett Puck
My Arabi Gese Lee Smith Owens Moth
the Miller
Lewis Kayton Elfine
Titania's Court
Sete
Ash
The
Fairies
Ruth McKinney Florine
Nancy Pryor Tristian
Sts Prat Ee
Ralph Yates Uglio
Ogre
Mr. Adams
First Mass Celebrated by New Priest at St Marys
Rev. Father Robert W. Mayl S M celebrated his first mass at St Marys Catholic Church on the Holy Name of Mary feast. He was assisted by Rev. Joseph E i S M president of St Marys College as archpriest and several other priests from St Louis College Incarnate Word College and St Marys College attended. After benediction students marched in procession back to St Marys College and a banquet with Rt Rev J W Shaw bishop of San Antonio followed. Father May is currently chaplain at St Marys College.
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Germany
Schmidt
Kestein
St. Augustine’s Seminary
Mainz
New York
Trenton
N. J
St. Boniface’s Church
Aumuller
Emil Meliene
Municipal Woman's Hospital
Paris
France
Chemical Hygiene Manufacturing Company
Father Robert W. Mayl
S. M
Order of Brothers of Mary
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Mays
Joseph (. Ei
St. Mary's College
James P. Canning
St. Louis College
George J. Koch
F. Schneider
C. PP
The
Incarnate Word College
A. Frischi
James Duffy
D. D
C. Haas
E. J. Carrier
G. C. Mulvaney
C. 8
R. Rossi
St. Mary’s College Faculty
J. W. Shaw
San Antonio
St. Mary’s College
Crowded High School Reaches for Extra Rooms
The old high school on Main avenue barrows every inch of space for fall term classes as enrollments rise to over 900 from 675 last year. Four new rooms await completion in February and basement space is eyed for classrooms while students form a protest plan to improve the manual training department. Three new teachers join the staff: J. I. Cory, J. B. Moore, and Professor Kiservetter.
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Main Avenue
Uition
J. I. Cory
J. B. Moore
Kiservetter
Teachers to Meet For Grade by Grade Plans
Public school teachers of various grades are summoned to sessions with Miss Agnes Cotton supervisor of the primary department at Lamar School No 6 Lavaca street Wednesday at 9. Miss Kathryn Cleaver new director of physical culture will join at Main Avenue High School. Grade meetings follow a 4 o clock schedule next week in the High School auditorium to discuss physical work and grade plans.
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Agnes Cotton
Lamar School
Lavaca Street
Kathryn Cleaver
Main Avenue High School
Governor to unveil veto reasons on university appropriations
Upon his return to Austin the governor is expected to give a public statement detailing his reasons for vetoing several appropriations for the University of Texas, the Agricultural and Mechanical College, and other educational institutions. He plans to depart around September 23 for a Panama trip and return after several weeks.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Panama
Newspaper raises rates to 15 cents a week
The Times-Democrat and the Picayune in New Orleans announce new subscription pricing moving from 12 dollars a year to 15 cents per week. The change reflects a shift in weekly billing and affects local readers of the two papers.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
the Picayune
United States
Mexicans in Austin Plan 108th Independence Anniversary
Labor groups in Austin and Travis county prepare for Mexico’s independence celebration on September 15 and 16. Various local Mexican societies will join in observing the event.
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Austin
Tex
Travis County
Mexico
Circus Cancelled by Mud After Heavy Rain
Paris Texas September 15 The total rainfall over three days ended this morning reached 9.11 inches. A circus in this section cancelled its Texarkana Clarksville and Paris dates due to the mud conditions.
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Paris
Tex
Texarkana
Clarksville
Noted traveler and orientalist dies in Budapest
Professor Arminius Vamberg, renowned traveler and orientalist of the nineteenth century, died in Budapest today at the age of eighty two.
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Budapest
Arminius Vamberg
Ringling Brothers Secures Balkanis Wild Riders for Tour
An agent for Ringling Brothers acquired the Balkanis riding act from a European contract and brought them to join the circus for its opening tour. The season features forty big acts including aerialists gymnasts clowns and equestrians, with dramatic riding rivaling Cossacks and American cowboys.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
America
Balkans
Russia
Ringling Brothers
Europe
Ringling Brothers Circus
Sabbath Faith Defies Duty on Wool Cloth
August K Christopher of Fermline Scotland refused a 2.53 duty on woolen cloth aboard a Glasgow steamer, citing his mother's teaching to avoid trading on the Lord's Day. Officials urged payment, but he vowed to return Monday with silver, preferring Sabbath observance over the sale.
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New York
K. Christopherson
Fermline
Scotland
Glasgow
Christopherson
Texas Y M C A officers hold two day conference in Dallas
A two days conference of employed officers of Texas Y M C A s began at the Dallas association building with 35 associations represented. Discussions on program features and activities marked the event as L A Coulter of Dallas celebrated his twenty fifth anniversary as state secretary.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Y. M. C. A.s
L. A. Coulter
Mexicans Celebrate Independence Day at San Pedro Park
A large crowd joined in the second day of the Mexican independence celebration at San Pedro Park. The five day festivity includes speeches dances and evening programs with a national anthem performance and tributes by Adelio Morales E C Fuentes and Senator Pablo Velasco.
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San Pedro Park
Adelio Morales
Bettra Almagro
Padre Miguel Hidalgo Costilla
Dolores Hidalgo
Guanajuato
Mexico
Yale Receives Large Bequest From Mrs McPherson
The trustees of Mrs Ella McPherson estate turn over 218000 in securities and deeds worth at least 100000 to Yale University for the benefit of worthy and indigent students. The payout comes from the widow of former New Jersey senator John McPherson. Peru passes a law to promote irrigation projects nationwide.
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Yale
Jersey City
N. J
Ella McPherson
John McPherson
United States
New Jersey
Treasury
Yale University
Washington
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