Funeral services held for Nelson Lytle prominent San Antonio attorney
Nelson Lytle, a noted San Antonio attorney and former criminal judge, died in a hunting accident near the Galm road. Services from his home on Newey Place, a 9 am requiem at St Marys, Knights of Columbus honor guard, interment at St Marys Cemetery. Survivors include two sons and two daughters. Inquest by Justice of the Peace George Bacon Br. pending verdict.
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Charles Haas
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Justice of the Peace
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Emmett T. Jackson
Howard Henson
Henry Richter
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J. R. Davis
J. B. Lewright
Leonard Brown
Augustus McCloskey
Fay O'Brien
Paul Kilday
William M. Wolff
C. J. Ball
John Willams
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Illinois Probes Stock Sales of Insull Firms
Assistants to State's Attorney John A. Swanson investigated stock sales of Insull holding companies before receiverships to see if Illinois law was violated. Bellows called the sale of stock in an insolvent firm illegal and extraditable, noting treaties with France and Canada. Samuel Ingall is in France and his brother Martin in Canada.
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Charles F. Bellows Sali
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Canada
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Bloodhounds used in search for lost infant near Lake of the Ozarks
Bloodhounds hunted for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson believed lost near Shawnee Bend at the Lake of the Ozarks. Missing since late yesterday the child wandered into the woods after a book he played with was found about 200 yards from the lake.
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Jim Anderson
Shawnee Bend
Lake of the Ozarks
Farrell works reopen biggest in two years
Sharon Pe Farrell Mill operations at the American Sheet and Tin Plate company began today marking the largest operation in two years. Officials did not specify recalled worker numbers but said mills would run 15 shifts a week.
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Farrell Works
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
US Consul Warns Sino Missionaries in China
Shanghai dispatch reports the United States consul warns American missionaries at Lalchow N, Hwanghslen and Tengchow to evacuate due to disorders from northern Shansi province. Clashes among regional military chiefs are cited as the cause of unrest.
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United States
Lalchown
Hwanghslen
Tengchow
Shansung
Jap Plane Ready for Hop to Name
SAMUSHIRO Japan September 19 The Japanese Rootwill airplane which flew from Tokyo a week ago for a Pacific war to the United States will take off for Nome Alaska at daybreak tomorrow an official announcement said TAKES TREE CENSUS New York September 19 An incoherent item reports data on property and taxes with references to President Levy and a census in parks and private areas.
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Parka
Senator Day Awaits Trial In Lottery Case
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania faced federal court on charges tied to violating the lottery law in charity fund drives for the Loyal Order of Moose. Indicted on two counts for distribution and sale of lottery tickets and conspiracy, he pleaded not guilty and was released on bail. He sought severance to speed his trial as a November election candidate.
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New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Secretary of Labor
Enat
Wife Wins Freedom From Neuritis Pain
A German specialist introduces Nuriti a neuralgia remedy now available through neighborhood drugstores. The ad promises quick relief from neuritis pain, enabling work and claiming safety for children. A money back guarantee is offered with three doses in the trial package.
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Nurity
Alores
Thimanda
Eciatice
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Dal Sur
Neill
Letter to the editor defends teachers pay and training
An editor letter laments salary cuts for teachers and compares police pay. It argues teachers with university degrees earn less than junior teachers and stresses ongoing professional development. The writer questions the critic’s experience in classrooms and warns that sacrifice and privation affect the entire system.
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Tonchiston
Rise of Bootlegger in U S Reviewed Editor The Light
The Light argues that Prohibition harmed the nation by driving liquor trade underground and empowering bootleggers. It claims the government should regulate and sell pure liquor at cost to end bootlegging and protect society from drunkenness, touting Light Classified ads for bargains.
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Jawa
Sure Relief from Itch Ad Promises Quick Skin Relief
Misread ad promotes Sure Relief from Itch with Genuine Black and White Ointment and Skin Soap. Claims parasitic agents cause itching and rashes. Slogan offers money back guarantee with price of 25 cents.
Sears Letter on Efficiency and Low Costs in Distribution
A Sears letter outlines sourcing from top American manufacturers, strict specs, and close engineering support for partners. It describes off-season work, cash payment after tests, centralized warehouses, and stores designed for value over vanity. The piece emphasizes waste reduction, broad distribution, and shared prosperity through low costs and ample employment.
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