Half Dozen Senators Retire After Adjournment
The Associated Press reports on March 3 that six senators, all business men, will retire from Congress after adjournment. Arthur Gould of Maine criticizes the Senate’s oratory while planning to return to rail and power work. W B Pine of Oklahoma and Ben Williamson of Kentucky also plan private business moves, with Williamson urging more business men in Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Arthur Robinson Gould
Maine
Presque Isle
Senate
Senator Gould
United States Senate
Senate Chamber
Gould
Oklahoma
W. B. Pine
United States
Ben Williamson
Ashland
Kentucky
Businessmen’s role in Congress highlighted by senators
Lawrence Cowle Phipps of Colorado and William Emerson Brock of Tennessee discuss the value of business leaders in Congress. Phipps notes businessmen influence committees, while Brock, a former candy maker, says he treasures the Senate but longs to return to his Chattanooga confectionery business.
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National Congress
Lawrence Cowle Phipps
Colorado
Carnegiec Steel Company
Senate
William Emerson Brock
Tennessee
Williamson
United States
Chattanooga
Cranfill Heads Independent Oil Men Again
Tom E. Cranfill of Dallas will head the Independent Oil Men organization, returning to leadership as Fort Worth hosts the group meeting with industry figures and the AP reporting on the weekend session.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tom E. Cranfill
Dallas
Lin-O-Nine Campaigns For Winter Cough Relief
Mrs Augusta Kraft of San Antonio reports Lin-O-Nine banished her winter cough and cold after years of struggle. The Kerr Chemical Co. advertises Lin-O-Nine as a flax seed oil eucalyptus moss glycerine mixture sold by druggists or direct by mail, with a money back guarantee and safe use for infants and adults.
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Lin-O-Nine
Augusta Krafft
Florida St
San Antonio
Texas
Kerr Chemical Co
Brentwood
Petroleum men elect officers and urge gas use study
The Texas Petroleum Association re elected president and named officers including Claude Wilde and Mel Davis. Resolutions called for ra t able natural gas purchases, new uses for petroleum, a 25 000 laboratory at the University of Texas, and a congressional probe of the oil industry. A pension grant to Brother Joseph Dutton in Molokai leper work was noted.
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Pendent Petroleum Association of Exas
Claude CG. Wilde
Fort Worth
Mel Davis
Pampa
P. B. Flynn
Wichita Falls
B. F. Robbins
Big Spring
George Calvert
Harry Pennington
San Antonio
J. A. Deering
Houston
University of Texas
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Texas Organization
Mrs. Kraft
Honolulu
Joseph Dutton
Territory
Lionel
J. B. Lippincott Co
Annabelle
Romeo
Masass OF
OAR Gee
Athletic Club
POLK
City Auditorium
Ruthe Laird
Texas Rockets
Norman Sisters
Carman Simpson
the Great Glyndon
Margaret Price
Hacket and Moore, McWade and Company
Dorris Jane Black
Martha Withers
Publix
RKO
LAIRD
Black and
Rockets
Miss Laird
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