Negro School Locations Selected In City Notice
Selection of sites for a new Negro school announced after a board vote on Tuesday. Locations include Mt Mon Tan(h), Grimes, East Commerce, and Grande. Committee chairman Wes Williams led the action to proceed with negotiations to purchase the Bold property for up to 1000 dollars, while plans for a junior senior school faced opposition. Truant officers were excused in a board motion, and the proposal to build a common facility for elementary and high school needs was discussed with costs capped at 10,000 dollars for Durango playground and adjacent lots for expansion. Architects were to draft Kehon plans for a new high school aligned with Jefferson high school standards.
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Grimes
East Commerce
Iin Grande
Wes He Willimus
Mutior
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Rontapet
Guiveus
Vaile
Cochrun
Wl. Wilkens
Wo McComish
W. Pettos
Dive Z. Potts
Uolekamp
Mattie Vanity
Durango
Chupnideras Etreris
Enremy
Marriy Jenior School
Soi
Auttiour Esonasian Approved Amid Gymnasium Move
In a notable session Stokrs objected but the body approved the plan to utilize the indoor gymnasium as in practice. The assembly voted unanimously, with Jewsa supporting the change and pushing forward the project.
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Stokrs
Jewsa
Blind Youth in New Serial Prompts Curiosity
A fragmentary passage from a 1931 serial introduces a young narrator with garbled speech and moonlit imagery. The text hints at a modern youth portrayal and a thriller tone as characters imitate evil within May Christie’s ongoing work titled The Light.
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Stein
May Christie
Beat
Kevin
Weather and travel notes from the West by Joe Whather for Tourists
Forecaster reports limited ground conditions and light southerly winds. Inland terrains are solid, with fishable wood conditions and warm dry weather across regions including Texas and Oklahoma. Readers are urged to monitor updates for travelers and Constantine events.
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Auutio
Toeng
Okiooma
FaUintana WU
Ucliliax
Joe Whather
Daniy
Yemma Mwilear
Terese
Eitar
Art Mahegrep
Texan
Htelegu
Ieck
Wreckage Found Of Cramer Plane In North Atlantic
London reports the Lloyd Trent convoy crew retrieved wreckage from Parker Cramer’s seaplane after a heavy storm. Cramer and radio operator Oliver Lamuellc disappeared August after leaving the Shetland Islands for Cape Cod, with authorities verifying the find as part of the same flight.
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Linwler Ford Trent
St Wind
Parker Cramer
Camericze
Detroit
Copenhagen
Aenaton
Oourgrees Konytimiles
Dugree
Arete Corporation
College Print
N.Y
Xoltn
Voslér
Melory
Tor de Bdo Aircentt Corporatio
Siing
Dufinienna
North Atlantic
Weitish Teawler
Loyd Trent
Anistienn
Inston
Coneuhaven
Caine Bany
Hoau
Cramer
Oliver Lamuellc
Shetland Islands
Capeninse Gramer
Haar
Arelir
Yelernin Illo
Mrs Pacquette Collapses After News of Missing Husband
Mrs Pacquette suffers a collapse in Grand Rapids amid long weeks of grief over her husband missing since an Atlantic fight gone wrong. Doctors say she must not be told of wreckage findings until a further week, while plans to join search expeditions are noted and medical officials caution obedience to recovery.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Sinslaal
Cramer
Oliver Tonis Pacquette
Hier Parena
Harbrail
Shek- Jang Islands
Teast
Wrecknee
Kenedy Pair Hurt in Auto Crash Near Bridge
Mr and Mrs Schripstein sustained injuries when their car struck a bridge two miles north of Kenedy on the San Antonio Highway. Mrs Schripstein suffered head injuries. Mr Schripstein was only slightly hurt. The car was wrecked and relatives tended the pair as they were treated for cuts and bruises.
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Karnes
Relief group aids students in nationwide drive
Washington D C September 16. A relief organization led by President Oroyer launches a back to school movement to keep young people in classrooms. Communiqués praise cooperation and outline plans to promote attendance and educational access. Stockton Nebraska details a program to keep children in school from nearby districts, offering tuition support and free meals, with teachers assigned to specific tasks.
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Crome
Cho Relief Group
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Elgg
Jneat
J. O. Stocktem
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Turil
Achpel
Winlo
Stockton
Counlel
Ivy
Noost
Tom Alte to Perform in San Antonio Exhibition
Tommi Alte, famed circus star from Cincinnati, will appear in San Antonio next Monday afternoon as the feature of Sells-Floto, billed as one of the greatest drawing acts in white-town history. After the season ends in October, he returns to Hollywood to start a series of Bix Western Mystery films, then plans to rejoin the circus. The three ring and one stage program will be staged in Rowley at Milehill and Thonkerrit.
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Tom Alte
Cincumland
Bia
San Antonio
Mix
Hollywomt
Nestoring
Smstolm
Rowley
iMlgehell
Thonkerrit
Toi Mix
Keus
Sells Plaza
Government Business Attacked At San Antonio Meeting
ReneweiL opposition to the government’s participation in state programs and tax schemes was voiced at a San Antonio meeting of the Manufacturers’ planning group. Members did not disclose specifics but urged attracting investment to develop Texas resources. A broader effort to raise storm and hail insurance rates was discussed for October 8 with several association officers attending.
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Um Uni Stites
Indusinera Vroms
Acnin Rogistereil
San Avionin Manufactueers
Plariniion
Cer Gunter Hold
Jas
Texas
Tolingrean
Industria
Association
Memant Tten
Hfe
W. Tf. Northway
Jimy Menger
Walter Terneger
Charles Tats
Glenn Tt. Alves
Bank Cashier Fends Off Bandit In East Side Bank
A bank robber attempted a hold up at the East Side Bank of Commerce. The cashier, Laymond Mamsey, shot the robber, who fled after a volley of shots, with the cashier reportedly unhurt and the robber’s fate unknown. Local authorities quote the incident as a narrow escape with cash reported missing.
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Ra AS Gees
Bank of Commerce
Tony
Ly Laymond Mamsey
Two Placed Under Bond in Shooting
In Veces County at Fort Stockton yesterday, William Wiles, 26, a cowboy, was charged with murder after a volley of shots outside the courthouse as Jett Hooker and his brother Jim Hooker were released under bonds of 2500 each. The case proceeds to trial at Tort Stockton.
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Stockton
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