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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1924

Page

7

San Antonio Schools Approve Junior Play and Typewriter Purchase

The school board acted on Dr. Jermish Rhodes recommendations to allow supervised play for junior boys one and a half hours on school days and half on Saturdays, with plans to extend to girls if demand grows. The board approved buying 80 typewriters, expanded the Brackenridge print shop, funded $765 for manual training, and set substitute pay at 35 per day. Otto Zoeller was named to direct city school orchestras.

Bors San Antonio Trill Board of Education Jermish Rhodes Brackenridge Mark Twain Junior School Rhodes San Antonio Otto Zoeller

Vial Mistaken for Nitroglycerine Turns Out Hair Oil

Detective Rubnke found a liquid vial in a suitcase on West Commerce Street prompting caution as it resembled nitro glycerine. A nearby druggist confirmed it was cooked nitro soup like substance, but safe to drain. The soldiers retrieved their suitcase claiming the vial contained the best hair oil.

Joe Rubnke Pete's Cafe Pet West Commerce Street Rubnke Geggs

Five Persons Hurt in Three Smashups

Five people, including two children, were injured in three traffic accidents Tuesday night. August Hodge, 12, was struck on the leg by flying debris. Pedroso sustained the worst injuries with a severed ear near his hand. None of the injured were in serious condition Wednesday morning. authorities attributed the incidents to collisions at Sixth street, Pine and Center streets, and surrounding areas.

August Hodge Santos Street Mariano Pedroso Foo Road Jesus Carlin Matamoras Street S. Corona Lakeview Avenue Ars Tenise Johnson Sixth Street Pedroso Frank Chri Glorietta Alley Wand Garza Street Pine Center Streets Oscar ‘Garza North Tine 4 Venadavis Hadge Hoy Westruck

Thrown Off Train Asks For $20,000

J B Edwards sues The Pullman Company and the Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad for 20000 in damages. He alleges a vestibule door was left open while a train between San Antonio and Austin traveled near New Braunfels at about 40 miles per hour. Edwards, a passenger, was thrown onto the platform and sustained injuries.

Pullman Company Miss Souri-Kansas-Texas Railroad J. B Edwards Fifty Eleventh District Paintiff San Antonio Austin New Braunfels

Society and Clubs notes in San Antonio events

Mrs. Murray hosted the Baraca Class of Travis Park Methodist at the Stanfield home with a program by Misses Ragsdale Sowell and Martin. The gathering unveiled a miniature monument to W. H. Starcke. Attendees included many local names and a concert note for Alice Conrey Slade to perform on radio from Schenectady.

Guy Murray Baraca Travis Park Methodist Church Stanfield South New Braunfels Avenue Martha Ragsdale Alice Sowell Virginia Martin W. H.starcke Jo Beth Candield Anne Carter J. G. Kizer E. G. Gallatin H.zirkel B. W. Emerson Ww. TL. Starcke BR. L. Zirkel M. Zirkel L .E. King Sid Smith J. C. Challis H. Russey Ben L. Lane T. E. Brae Mey W. EB. Magaven C. A. Price R.R. Sturdivant G.T. Howard JT E. Baird B. A. Zirkel Walter BR. Graff W. O. Cobbey L. J. Jarmon W. R. Ferri BH. F. Weiser Oo. E. Dixon R.M Dorchester Mery VW Ti. Stark Fellowship Bible First Baptist Church Gi. L. Pape Pine Street San Antonio Conservation Society

Women lending 300 for studies to two San Antonio youths

The Business and Professional Women's Club at the Menger hotel approved a 300 loan to two San Antonio young women to finance her studies at the state university this year. The recipient is an orphan and a Main Avenue High School graduate aiming to study medicine and repay the loan. Sacie Hinkle, president, reported on the West Baden national convention where she served as a delegate.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Menger Hotel San Antonio Main Avenue High School Sacie Hinkle West Baden Ind Ore

Empire tableaux censored over Daybreak painting

San Antonio city censor Mrs Hugh Rice objected to two Empire theater tableaux based on Maxfield Parrish Daybreak. William Branch of Lytle theaters added more clothing but argued the tableau no longer mirrors the painting. The board urged a tights-only rule for all actors.

Empire Theater Maxfield Parrish Hugh Rice San Antonio Empire Branch

Prominent Missouri Leader Thomas J. Akins Dies

Thomas J. Akins, eight years postmaster of St Louis and long time Missouri Republican leader, died at his Humanville home at 72 after a paralytic stroke. He fathered Zoe Akins, famed poet and playwright, and was noted for helping defeat R C Kerens’s political power. Akins also ran for U S Senate in 1914 but lost to William J Stone.

ST. Logus Thomas J. Akins Missouri Humanville Zoe Akins Akins R. C. Kerens National Committee Spoikesman Washington United States Senate William J. Stone

Advertisement for Miss Mildred Solimson Dance Class

Miss Mildred Solimson ill oper in ball room dancing at 4h afternoon Sept 1st. Classes of artistic dancing meet on Monday and Thursday afternoons beginning Sept Berl in the en gv nivastine. Mit W Mistletoe Ave, Phone W Sod.

Mildred Solimson Romana St Mit W. Mistletoe Ave

Four Men Fined for Hopping Train in Court

Four men were fined $25 each in corporation court Wednesday morning for unlawfully riding a train. They were taken from an outgoing freight train by Special Officer Ray Dronisket. Names given: C. B. West, George Johnson, I. J. Carawar, and Dixie Bryard.

Corporation Court Ray Dronisket C. B. West George Johnson I. J. Carawar Dixie Bryard

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