Del Rio Forms International Securities Company With 100000 Capital
Ben F. Foster announces the incorporation of the International Securities Company of Del Rio with 100000 capital stock. The firm plans a June 1 opening at 308 First National Bank building while awaiting full operation. It will offer advisory services for investors and aim to avoid bank competition.
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International Securities Company of del Rio
Ben F. Foster
Foster
International Securities Company
First National Bank
Mr. Foster
Uncle Billy Disch Longhorns to Visit Del Rio for Three-Game Series
Texas Longhorns led by Uncle Billy Disch travel to Del Rio for a three game series against the undefeated Del Rio Cowboys Friday through Sunday. Management expects 1,000 fans at Cowboy Park with extra bleachers. Lineups feature Reese, Carr, and Leech among Longhorns. De la Fuente to pitch for Del Rio. Events include barbecues, luncheons, dances, and a Sunday banquet. tickets on sale at Texas Drug Store.
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del Mo
Billy Disch
Texa Longhorns
del Rio Cowboys
Bobby Cannon
Cowboy Park
Billy Diseh
Gibraltar
Billy
Diseh
Texas
Cannon
Longhorns
Reese
Carr
Railton
Browning
Gregory
Peebles
Walker
Hopkins
Leech
Ator
Rhodes
Higgins
Hughes
Ford
van Lamin
Carter
Longhorn
de la Fuente
del Rio
Barbee
Galloway
Ward
White
Melvin
Baise
Crosby
Gonzales
Sparks
Sibley
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Roswell
Rotarians
Lions
Country Club
Club
Texas Drug Store
Hoovercrats Back Sandefer for Texas Governor
Dr J B Sandefer president of Simmons College Abilene will be Hoovercrats candidate for Texas governor next year Sandefer told United Press he did not choose to run Brooks Austin American political writer announced this morning in Austin May 27 1936
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United Press
Austin
J. B. Sandefer
Simmons College
Abilene
Texas
Hoovercrats
S. Raymond Brooks
Austin American
Dr. Sandefer
United Press Today
Memorial Day Observance in Del Rio by veterans and locals
Veterans groups schoolchildren city officials and citizens of Del Rio will observe Memorial Day with a program led by Val Verde Post American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary. The ceremony features invocations by James F Black an address by Julian LaCrosse and Judge J J Foster, followed by Taps and a parade sectioning officials and organizations. Children will decorate veterans graves.
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del Rio
Val Verde
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. C. Kennedy
Julian LaCrosse
America
J. J. Foster
James F. Black
Crreenwood Street
Main Street
J C. Netts
Fifth Cavalry
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
the Elks
Knights of Columbus
Masons
Rotary Club
W. O. W. Lodge
Modern Woodmen
the Royal Neighbors
Women's Benefits Association
TI. O. O. F. Lodge
Central School
Hill School
Sacred Heart Academy
Blue Cross
Mexican Chamber of Commerce
W. O W. Ladies
Guadalupe Academy
St. Jose Academy
Senate votes to probe textile industry turmoil
The Senate voted unanimously to initiate an investigation of the textile industry amid a prolonged workers strike and growing unrest. The action seeks to uncover causes of the dispute and assess conditions in mills and labor relations.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Dumm Reports Severe Rains From Houston To San Antonio
William Dumm returns from the Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers' Association convention in Houston. He notes unusually heavy rains from Houston to San Antonio with washed out bridges and high waters, especially the Guadalupe River, while his wife and son Kelly were briefly ill in San Antonio.
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Wiliam Dumm
Houston
Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers' Association
Kelly
San Antonio
Dumm
Atlantic Ocean
Guadalupe River
Rotary International Opens in Dallas With Global Delegates
Representatives of 28 nations attend the convention as Rotary International opens in Dallas with more than 10 000 delegates. The program features a pageant by 600 high school girls, a mass chorus of 1000 Negro voices, a ball for the new president, and a packed slate of assemblies and events through Friday.
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United Press
Dallas
Rotary International
Fair Park
Dallas Country Club
Old South
Rio Grande Valley
Southwest
General Assembly
Rotary School
International Prseant
Yuesday
Latin-American Assembly
Negro Chorus
Inferminal International Jlmelhcons
Del Rio Hosts Assistant Secretary of Labor on Border Tour
Assistant Secretary Rebe Carl White and a delegation including I. F. Wixon and Thomas Schoemeker visited Del Rio for an official inspection of border labor conditions. They studied Mexican labor impact on industry and planned a hearing in El Paso to discuss legal interpretations of immigration regulations.
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del Rio
Rebe Carl White
Toda
I. F. Wixon
U. S Immigration Service
Immigration
Thomas Schoemeker
el Paso
Cook
Wixon
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Canadian
Canada
White
Whalen
Washington
Laredo
Border Patrol
Assistant Secretary of Labor
Immigration Service
Del Rio Aims for 1930 Elks Convention Site
A. B. Ewing of Del Rio reports that about 4000 Texas Elks will convene in May or June 1930 after Breckenridge hosted the just-concluded state meeting. He notes Del Rio’s nomination by Julian LaCrosse and cites Breckenridge spending around 20000 on entertainment while Galveston delegation focused on bathing attractions.
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del Rio
Texas Elks
A. B Ewing
Chamber of Commerce
Breckenridge
Ewing
Julian LaCrosse
LaCrosse
Elks
Elkdom
Galveston
Chamber of Commercce
Val Verde County
Bay
Devil's River
Galveston Bay
San Felipe
Desert Song on Screen Gains Full Rights and Vitaphone Score
Warner Bros presents The Desert Song as a talking picture at the Princess for three days with the full musical score and libretto. The Vitaphone orchestra of 100 musicians accompanies the film, highlighting the shift in business methods as rights to the complete musical work are secured for screen use. Also notes Mr and Mrs O R Weinert visiting June and their daughter Mrs J W Dinsdale.
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Vitaphone
Warner Bros
Warners
Two Mexicans fire on Del Rio officers at Rio Grande clash
A border skirmish Saturday night left one smuggler dead on the U S side and another wounded and missing after exchanging fire with Port of Del Rio customs officers. About 25 shots were fired as officers confronted two smugglers carrying liquor near the Rio Grande.
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International Bridge
Rio Grande
Dence
del Rio
Villa Acuna
Natt Malone
Justice of the Peace
Charles Miller
Andres Garcia
Luke Dowe
Customs Service
Malone
Cummings
Pace
Bach
Cupynings
Jslight
Smnngeler
Puream
Dowe
Mexico
Cafit
Garcia
Deran
Durie
Federal Building
Prominent Kansas Woman Held in Oklahoma Bank Robbery
Hutchinson Kansas May 27 Mrs Minrie Rayl a prominent society woman was en route to Oklahoma City for questioning in the Oklahoma City bank messenger robbery. Police arrested her last night and a large amount of currency was found in her automobile. Bank officials later identified some of the money as stolen currency.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Minruie Rayl
Oklahoma City
Elijah Rayl
R. B. Thompson
Seminole
Oklahoma
Rayl. Thomp
Son
Soldiers Defeat Comstock in 42 to 3 Ball Game
A large crowd watched the Fifth Cavalry defeat the Comstock Langtry team 42 to 3 Sunday afternoon in Comstock. Comstock was hurt by the loss of their pitcher but the contest remained engaging. Alva Bell spoke to reporters Monday.
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Comstock
Fifth Cavalry
Weather Outlook for West and East Texas
West Texas sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler Panhandle temperatures and showers except in the Southwest. East Texas remains cloudy with local showers tonight and Tuesday.
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West Texas
Panhandle
East Texas
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Organization of International Securities Company
Ben Foster
A. Madison
C. C. Belcher
H. C. Wilke
Wilke
Billy Dischs
LEGON
Kennedy
Fifth Cavalry Band
Fort Clark
United States
Amerca
Wilhelm Cuno
Anthony Apponvn
Budapest
Latin America
Japan
Cuba
Hamburg-American Line
Havana
Labor
Mr. Cook
Elas
O. R. Weinert
J. W. Dinsdale
Kansas
Pavel Pres
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