Commercial Club Meg Tors Meeting Abridged
The Commercial Club held a meeting to approve a resolution praising Civic League efforts and elect officers. A report from the committee on municipal affairs recommended a commission form of government. the president will appoint a nominations committee soon.
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Holt
Melanie
A.W
Ganitary
Evi
Slein
Whitchams
Kewell
C. Ki. Bauadern
A. M. Waldeop
Hl B.rotney
Conyny
Cvto
Tammie Werden
Syasodatea Press
Santiago
Cuba
Lowe
Wuny Cate
Guantanamo
Benidore
Berdon
Associated Preps
Stierman
Texas
Matt
Minsk
Zeliner
Rockwall County
Carverie
United
Taft Roosevelt clash dominates Texas GOP convention
In Fort Worth and Houston on May 28 1924 Texas delegates split between Taft and Roosevelt factions. The Taft camp adjourned amid a minority report seeking delegates chosen by the executive committee while Roosevelts supporters pressed for influence at the state convention. Mayes elected temporary chair. Willie Williams opened proceedings urging direct elections and unity, previewing a lengthy session over platform goals.
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Worth
Texas
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Bexue
Valin
Marinies
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Dal Rio
Wan
Ournment San Tien
Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Maney
Tempstead
Nyon
McGregor
Calove
Texas State Republican League
Dalggaten
Republican League
Chicago
Williamson Wilson
Iy Associated
Romn
Houston
The
Dew
Erate
Wiliams
Wilkow
New Jersey
Willams
Praag
Richard Mayes
Corsicana
Areble Parr
Duval County
Claude Hudspeth
EL Pas County
Lavaca County
Teis
Leo
Strueglo
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Hawke
Muller
Mayes
J.C. McNea
Dallas
Patrick O'Keefe
Bi McDonald
Austin
Planning for President Madero's Removal Sparks Moves
May 28 reports from Washington suggest a push to replace President Madero's national committee men so they can join the Republican national committee and influence the June 6 meeting. The effort targets Senator Penrose, Senator Crane, Frank Lowden, and others as negotiators for peace against Madero. An emissary is said to seek congress support to recognize the North Carolina dance and to press for Madero's removal. Torreon capture denied by Mexican army sources in Texas.
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
Crane
Lowden
Tichihuahue
Mexico
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Arthur J. Vorys
Ohio
Oronco
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National
Congress
Tutts
Orotca
Tury
Watson Has Not Lost His Here in Georgia Convention
The report from Associated Press in Atlanta on May 28 notes increasing activity around the Democratic convention. The piece mentions Watson’s influence and hints at William J. Bryan being urged to head the Georgia delegation and chair the convention, with demands for a decisive role in shaping the convention’s leadership.
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Fraga
Atlanta
Delagaten
Phoman
Witson
Georgia
Baltimore
Walon
William J. Tiryan
Jayan Baptist Academy Commencement Day Glows With Orator Norman Kittrell
The Jayan Baptist Academy commencement featured Judge Norman Kittrell of Houston as the keynote speaker delivering a moving address on the love of country. The ceremony included a memorable vocal duet by Misses Annie Loe Bite and a procession of graduates, praised for their progress and promise.
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Hryan Ape
Mary Bhilburn
A. W. Buchanan
Norman Kittrell
Houston
Southland
Annie Loe Bite
Educational session highlights and notable donations
A fragmented report outlines an educational session with presentations of medals and oratorical content. It lists donors including Lr J Fountain and Mr Mrs HO Boatwright Nishest, plus scholars and students such as Baylor University Scholarwhig and Mins Lola Wileon.
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Pevasntn Theth
J. Z
Lindi
J. Fountain
Kila Fraser
Boatwright
Crawford
Fugenage Music
Ancle
Butte
Ary
D. D
Rastham
Baylor University
Ste
Kimo
McTonall
Lola Wileon
Min Addie Richard
Muntin Bata
Mina Magale Mathie
Miew Heanor AfeDonald
Mina Sthal Bien
Te Alling
Concert by Reyay Map Acad at Colonial Theatre
The event featured performances directed by Prof. Herbert and Wiha Reed with the Girls' Doors Club presenting two songs and male and female quartets. The audience praised the entertaining pieces and the performers drew applause for their numbers.
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Reyay
Herbert
Wiha Reed
Manter
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