Strong men needed at time of public duty and reform
The Central Labor Union met at Carpenters Hall with 28 union reps and officers present except the influenza-ill reading clerk. Talks by county attorney Rhea Myers and delegate O F Teed, reports on committees, $30 bills, and 45 employments through the American Legion drive were noted. The Carpenters Union adjourned after a brief session and auxiliary quilting funded relief.
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Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Sam Norton
Reading
Herbert Lyle
Ted McGovern
J. A. Lyons
Crafton
John Allen
Organized Labor
Rhea Myers
O. F. Teed
The
Labors Union
American Legion
Wimberly
Judge Knew His Oats. Farmer Goes Free
Federal Judge Walter C. Lindler freed 64 year old farmer Frank Reed of near Joliet Illinois from a sixty day sentence for alleged prohibition law violation after Reed explained his poor crop and debt. Reed said he sowed 155 of 160 acres in oats and rented his barn for 100 dollars but raiders cut his income. the judge noted oats sold for 13 cents a bushel and raised 18 cents to grow, ordering sixty days probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter C. Lindler
Frank Reed
Joilet
Reed
Ground floor auto shop opens with tire stock at Carpenters
The Carpenters building ground floor is being remodeled for Adkisson and Gunn. They will operate a general repair greasing and washing service with a full inventory of tires and auto parts. The owner reports gradual improvement and expects to stay home for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Adkisson and Gunn
Old Man River Gets Troubles of Many Sons
Greenville Mississippi February describes the lower Mississippi Valley flood threat as feeder rivers swell the big river. Engineers bluff the Mississippi with levees while tributaries like the L Anguille St Francis White Arkansas Ouachita Hurricane Red Bartholomew and others flood lowlands, inundating settlements and plantations amid a danger of ruin. Northern snows are light and upper tributaries pose little risk for now.
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Greenville
Miss
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Ohio
Arkansas
Louisiana
St. Francis and
Cache
Ouachita
Hurricane
Red
Atchafalaya
Zazoo
Tallahatchie
Middle Delta
Third Party Victory Seen by Dry Leader
ST. PETERSBURG Florida February 24 Dr E H Cherrington general secretary of the World League Against Alcoholism forecast a third party would sweep the presidential election if Democrats and Republicans adopt prohibition repeal planks and nominate wet candidates He spoke at the southern convention of the Anti Saloon League of America and called the possibility only a remote one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
E. H. Cherrington
Washington
World League Against Alcoholism
Anti-Saloon League of America
Hold up series solved as three arrested in Dallas Fort Worth
A woman and three men were arrested in connection with a wave of hijackings and holdups in Dallas and Fort Worth. One suspect was wounded when attempting to escape and Lawrence R. Evans, 24, was shot in the hip by a detective. Evans’ photo had been identified by victims in ten holdups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
Fort Worth
Lawrence R. Evans
Bob Evans
Evans
Pianist La Forge Uses Walkeure Motif to Call Secretary
New York pianist-composer Frank La Forge reportedly summons his secretary by playing the Walkeure motif on the piano, a method described as novel and effective in fast calling assistance.
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New York
Frank la Forge
Two youths in fatal pistol accident in Dallas
Stewart Carmichael a Dallas high school student was killed when his friend J C Fortune Jr a 19 year old SMU student forgot his pistol was loaded as they practiced drawing from holsters. Carmichael died after being shot in the abdomen during a pistol drill. Funeral services are set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Stewart Carmichael
J. C. Fortune, Jr
Southern Methodist University
Fortune
Carmichael
No, 67 Is Not Too Old Iron Brings Back Pep
An elderly man aged 67 attests his strength and pep return after taking Vinol iron tonic. Quote from C Tierney credits the Vinol product and Fox Drug Co. for restored energy and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tierney
Fox Drug Co
Lightest Man in West Conference Dominates Judges
Martin Hanley, a 98 pound sophomore from the University of Chicago, showcased exceptional speed and agility in the West Conference athletic meet, distinguishing himself as the lightest competitor and drawing applause from officials and fans alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hanley
University of Chicago Gym
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LABOR
Icon Moore
Carpenters Union
L. W. Crum
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. R. Gardner
George E. Palmer
Painters Union
Painters Hall
E. Rollins
Charles Griffith
C. K. Griffith
J. A. Nail
C. H. Turner
Northwest Texas Hospital
Pierce Street
W. E. Camp
Globe News
O. G. Wilson
Mary Walker
Congress
South Plains
Wilbur C. Hawk
al Jolson
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
David B. Robinson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Keeley Institute
F. W. Woolworth Company
Cannon Mills Company
Kannapolis
N. C
Woolworth
J. C. Patton
Globe-News
A. C. Hays
T. A. Diamond
Globe-News Linotype
Colorado Springs
E. M. Turner
WEST
Southwestern Printing Company
Ted
Taylor
O. Eakle
Finch
Gavin Massie
OLD Ironsides
Texas
Constitution
Texas Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi
Phillips Gas
Greas
L. D. Heyser
10Th & Jackson
Blackburn
Polk
Billie Burke
Lux
Joyce Compton
All Stars
Allurin
P, Lorillard Co
Kno
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