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ge Wash-itlon, the and big-artfl comedd Little-5 at the me down tv this in-lave seen iUal event it and ofhas hiade ce to the he effect hat prosack alive, ould give dead ora enough this year s for it; tones has In: bloom hat about *es are in IlT' bloom ot expect nal crop, ave both aings a re the un: ipply and Ings.an eco-titude of or refla-, , he said moderate Is jysti-go aboiiC' Reflation OUgh ex-sed velor aney anl anee of •e of remarry the Former klahorna, ters at a of New I favored that the nd” He iment to i to buy . AlL.% of emocratic ready to he house• Democratic primaries to select a nominee for congress from the 15th Congressional District will be held in Webb f county Feb. 25 and March 15, and Milton West of Brownsville will go into the primaries with the support of the Independent Club of ; Webb county.This was the decision reached at a meeting held in the 49th District Court room late Friday afternoon, attended by members of the Webb County Democratic Executive Committee and leading member* of the Independent Club and other prominent Democrats of .Webb county. P., P. Leyendecker, county chairman, presided over the meeting, with Hugh S. Cluck as secretary.After discussing the matter of holding primaries it was .decided that they would be held. Voluntary subscriptions were pledged by a number of those present to pay the expenses of the primaries, while a number of the presiding judges and associate judges offered their services free of cost. Others not volunteering their services will be pa’d as usual.No Assessments No assessment will be made against any of the numerous candidates for congress from the 15th District to succeed John N. Garner to pay the expenses of theprimaries. If any candidate should secure a sufficient number of votes at the first primary a runoff primary will not be necessary, but he Will go on the Democratic ticket tobo. voted at ?,the special electionApril ’-22.After'-the executive committee had decided the matter of holding primates* those present decided to endorse a candidate to succeedCongressman John N. aGrner after March 4. M. J. Raymond riac-ed the name of Milton West of Brownsville before the meeting and he received the unanimous endorsement of those present, representing the Independent Club and other Democrats of Webb county,Mr. “ West was called into the courtroom and made a short address in which he thanked those present for the unanimous endorsement given his candidacy, and saidif he was elected he would try and fill the place held by John N. Garner for 50 long a time and endeavor to do everything possiblefor this district,UVALDE, Feb. mocrats from fifl district will mi weeks hence fo vacant by John Price, of Uvalde, chairman said tlt; fled their inte deadline last m;Those who filei Brownsville. Jordan T. Lav Noble G% Cofe Gordon Griffir Oscar C. Dane F. W. Pulliam,1 Charles R. Tip, Moulton Cobb, W. A. DnnnellyTwo HonReportTwo complaint the police de morning of yarc been visited ei or early Snturc i articles stolen | J. H. Winch 1 I lime during Fri j urday someone!| his home at I and took away s with plants fron * home.j Julio Jimenez j corner of Jard i reported that a ; his yard !ate Fi I taken a hoc, • pi 1 ties of milk. 1 j and the man d I tales near the 1 the ‘street.Unhappi Wash gLow Rates AttractBOSTON, Febpily married wo point where the; once, should t: Scott’s recipe f Mrs. Scott, 81, band, recently ( wedding annlve lowing advice: “If women die and more dish ’ be fewer divorc marriages,” she “A woman sh est In her home always made it my husband die gether always.The ,couple daughter, ten gi great-grandson.
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Laredo Times
Laredo, Texas, US
Sun, Feb 12, 1933
Page 8
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Clipped by
Jerry T.
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