San Antonio to Entertain Democrats in June Convention
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce plans a large welcome for the Democratic State Convention with hopes of drawing 4000 to 5000 visitors. They guarantee a hall entry and will cover costs, including paying 3400 to the State Executive Committee, with delegates traveling onward after the event. Texas public highways data and railway statistics are noted from federal and interstate sources. BC
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Chamber of Commerce
Hall Watfiel
Smodina
Quick Cure for a Bad Drunk
A San Antonio item recalls a risky prank at a plant in the lower Rio Grande valley. Workers cooled a man in a car with ice until the temperature spiked and he nearly collapsed, then recovered, prompting jokes about a so-called cooler and its chilling, unsafe effects.
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San Benito
Rio Grande Valley
United States
Million to Maintain Our Pub- Me Methods
Washington June 12 report by the Bureau of Education shows 21,674 pupils in public schools during 1809 10 with about 11,777,000 spent on salaries for superintendents and teachers. Texas highway improvements lag national averages, with 3.80 percent of public road mileage improved and 66 percent below the US pace. The Texas Tax Trust Company formed in Austin and the council approved purchases of 100 shares in the city.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Texas
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Tuterstats Commerce Commission
Washington, D.C
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Department of Interior
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Pedera Department of Agriculture
United States
Four Girls On Bus Pay Fare After Jostled Change Demand
Four girls aboard a bound bus on Fiji avenue argued over fare change after a conductor demanded exact money. A red haired passenger produced four dimes, a tall brunette and a blonde offered change, and the group eventually pooled a dime to cover the fare as one girl paid her own way.
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Bapette
Didn't Punish Him At Notre Dame Lecture anecdote
At a Chicago Notew Dame society banquet Dean William Hayne recalls a Notre Dame student who slept in class. The prankish moment ended with a shouted name and a question about learning law. The student later became a leading Chicago lawyer, Dalton.
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Daring Missieupp trek ends in perilous sinkhole
In Trapped swamps of Missieuipp two travelers misjudge wet ground and plunge into a sink hole. One calls for help, while the other hesitates and asks for a shovel to dig him out as a nearby farmer is sought for aid.
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Terra Firma
Much
National Monthly
Crile Lecture Examines Pain Laughter and Crying
Dr Crile of Cleveland lectured at the College of Physicians on Pain Laughter and Crying as products of motor excitation. He argued warning headaches alert the body to reject food and prevent autointoxication, noting brain cells drive these sensations while the eye cannot feel pain.
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College of Physicians
Philadelphia
North American
All Will Contribute to Rhine Improvement Project
Nations Bavaria Baden Wurtemberg Austria and Switzerland border Lake Constance and are asked to share the ten million dollars needed for the proposed Rhine improvement from Basel to Lake Velake to create a passage for bergen.
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Wurtemberg
Austrim
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