UT Austin Announces 1921 Summer Sessions Programs
University of Texas in Austin issues preliminary notices for the 1921 summer term. The demonstration school returns teaching first through sixth grades under Leonard Power and Miss Helen Herron. Law courses planned for both terms. Guest professors from other universities to teach. Moving pictures, lectures, and student activities planned. Publication of the summer Texan daily scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Frederick Eby
Leonard Power
Helen Herron
New Orleans
School of Law
Texan
Public schools receive Griscom's Americanization book
Professor E D Shurter announces distribution of Griscom s Americanization to Texas public schools. Edited by Ellwood Griscom the book is presented by the Scottish Rite Masons of Texas for use with Inter scholastic League declamation contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
E. D. Shurter
University of Texas Interscholastic’ League
Griscom
Ellwood Griscom
Scottish Rite Masons of Texas
Prohibition Enforcement Inquiry Sparks National House Debate
Representative Lester D Volk of Brooklyn introduces a nine member, bipartisan committee resolution to probe enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. The measure asks for a report by June 15 1921 and grants broad powers to gather witnesses and documents in Washington or elsewhere.
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National House
Lester D. Volk
Broklyn
House
Committee On
Volk
Campbell
Washington
United States
Brooklyn
New Federal International Bank to Open in New Orleans
The Dallas Evening Journal notes the Federal International Banking Company will open in New Orleans within weeks with 7 million dollars in capitalization. Its officers include R. S. Hecht as president and T. J. Caldwell as vice president, aiming to boost Southern cotton exports and general trade.
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Dallas Evening Journal
New Federal International Bank
New Orleans
McCulloch County
The
Evening Journal
Federal International Banking Company
Canal Commercial Bank
Treasury
R. S. Hecht
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company of
T. J. Caldwell
Fort Worth National Bank
Ft. Worth
Texas
Haynes McFadden
Atlanta
R. 8. Hecht
John E. Bouden, Jr
J. P. Butler
R. Brinkley Snowden
Memphis
Robert S. Maddox
Willow City Telephone Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Willow City Telephone Co. and subscribers for stock for the Fredericksburg exchange will be at the Court House in Fredericksburg Texas on Tuesday January 25 1921 at 10 o clock a m All are urged to attend for important business Respectfully Willow City Tel Co Otto Kramer president.
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Willow City Telephone Co
Fredericksburg
Court House
Texas
Willow City Tel. Co
Otto Kramer
I’ Res
Dittlinger Roller Mill Co Advertises Flour and Feed
Announcement promoting Comal Lily and Snow Queen Flour from the Dittlinger Roller Mill Co. with a large supply and the famous mixed feed for cows and hogs offered at reasonable prices in any quantity.
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Dittlinger Roller Mill Co
Reliance Roller Mills To Sheriff Summons Ernst Meusebach
A court command directs the sheriff or constable of Gillespie County to summon Ernst Meusebach and Elizabeth Meusebach as parties in a legal proceeding. The document names the defendants and sets the official duty to notify them.
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H. A. Stacy
Bradyville
Tenn
Stacy
Rutherford County
Gillespie County
Ernst Meusebach
Elizabeth Meusebach
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Edison
A. Walter
Tion
Congress
Zesch
Gustav Dressel
District Court
Albert Koennecke
Ernst C. Hansen
Willie Seelig
Egon Klier
Fritz Vollmar
Edgar Kothmann
State of Texas
German Emigration Company
S.E
Barons Creek
S. E
Schultz Garden
Gillespie
A. D. Stahl
Thedford’s
Mr. Stacy
Anita
Lewis Bros
Reliance Roller Mills
State OF
ING
Otto Schneider
Peter Schneider
Schneider Produce CO
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