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AP News Note on Copyright and Publication Rights
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Outspoken platform from Lynch Davidson for Texas governor
Lynch Davidson launched his Texas gubernatorial bid at Palestine pledging an honest, efficient administration with more business in government and less government in business. He attacked corporate mergers and resource looting while urging reform in highway, education, and penitentiary systems and preserving democracy and rural welfare. He stressed integrity and rejected mindless muckraking in politics.
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Lynch Davidson
Palestine
Caimpeign
Ecampaiz
Gene
Ita
Texas
Hg “Coricern
Potash Deposits in Texas Could Rival Germany Riches
The Sheppard-Hudspeth bill seeks 350 000 for five years to study Texas potash find s potential to boost state power, employment, and tax base. The piece argues other untapped resources exist including coal gold silver and marl while cautioning exploration risks and historical shifts in value.
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Germany
Georgia
Forida
Texas
Mines and Mining Committee
Senate
Barre
Vermont
Bedford
Indiana
Plain businessman's platform safeguards public health and democracy
A plain statement extols safeguarding public health and upholding democracy as the core of a candidate's platform. The author argues these principles guide service, reject expediency, and promise earnest consideration by all readers.
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Mark
Georgetown High girls basketballs 36 straight wins record
Georgetown Kentucky March 14 The Georgetown High School girls basket ball team since 1925 has won 59 victories and 1 defeat. They have scored 1 671 points to 28 for opponents and own five shutout games. The team had 36 consecutive victories before the lone defeat.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Georgetown High School
Exports Into Mexico Through Laredo Port Rise Despite Slower Month
February 1924 report shows 682 carloads of American goods and 13 for Mexican lines exported via Laredo totaling 695. Autos, lumber, dairy, machinery, wheat and other items dominate the shipment mix as March is expected to rebound. Matias de Llano of Laredo named to national committee of the Congress of American Industry. Philadelphia convention set for September 1924.
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Congress OF Industry
National Lines of Railways
Mexico
Old
Congress of American Industry
Philadelphia
Matias de Liano
Mexican Products Co
Congress of American’ Industry
Str
Light Rain a Godsend to Country
Light rains arrive after days of threatening weather. A brief shower yesterday and a finer rain this morning dampen the ground and steady vegetation, with more rain expected. Farmers hope for moisture to aid recently planted fruit trees and crops ahead of warmer weather.
Election Proclamation for Four School Trustees
Hal L Brennan president of the Laredo Independent School District orders an election on April 3 1926 to elect four trustees. Polling places at So7 Turbide Street Central School Lincoln Street and Urbahn School with officers named. Election to run 8 am to 7 pm under Texas law.
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Independent
Laredo
Texas
Abercot
Tturbide Street
Ike Hirsch
L. Marulanda
J. F. Doherty
Central School House
AL GL Puig
DR. Garcia
EL A. Bena- Vides
A. R. Craveia
Lincoln Street
P. Floyd
Eletion
H. F Garcia
AL J. Bruni
Urbahn School House
Levendecker
Jude
Eleetion
FL B. Brewster
Guy Trout
State of Texas
A. D
H. L. Brennan
Joe Pp. Leyendecker
Cin-Tex No 1 and No 2 gushers boost early oil gas output
Cin-Tex No 1 in Cole Field, struck February 1, produced about 318 barrels in three hours after storage tanks were connected and could exceed 5,000 barrels per day at full flow. Cin-Tex No 2, 300 feet northeast, yielded 35 million cubic feet of gas daily and about 50 barrels of oil, then shut in to conserve resources. A follow-on well is planned from No 1’s direction.
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Cin-Tex No. 1
Cin-Tex Oil Co
Cole Field
No. L
Depot Market Announces New Meats and Shipments
The Depot Market adds baby beef, genuine spring lamb and veal to its offerings. A Monday shipment of corned beef and vinegar-pickled pigs' feet arrives, guaranteed by Armour & Company as Government inspected and Veribest quality.
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Armour & Company
Mission Begins at San Agustin Church
Beginning yesterday a week long mission conducted by two Spanish missionaries started at San Agustin church. At the opening last night the church was crowded and the mission continues through the week with sermons each evening at seven o clock.
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San Agustin
San Agustin Church
R. B. R. Amusement Officials Visit Laredo
R B R officials David Bernbaum president and Ed HL Rowley secretary and treasurer of the R B R Amusement Co headquarters at Dalhas arrived in Laredo as guests of manager Jack Rowley. They say they often visit Laredo to review operations and consider it a leading Texas city for future projects.
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David Bernbaum
Ed. HL. Rowley
R. B.R. Amusement Co
Dalhas
Jessees
Royal Strand
Camphor and Herbal Eye Wash Ad Offered by Guy Drug
An ad promotes Lavoptik eye wash with camphor and herbs for weak or strained eyes. It claims small bottles are ineffective and offers a free eye cup through Guy Drug Company.
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Lost Masonic emblem ring offered for return
Emblem ring with Blue Lodge, Commandery and Shrine marks, quarter carat diamond at center, reward for return addressed to Dr. J. A. Simpson, James-Moore building. Included is a note of ownership and location.
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J. A. Simpson
James-Moore
Carlos Benavides Volpe
Bensvides
Volpe
Charlotte Adams
Crockett
Green
the Florist
Broadway
8Th St
San Antonio
Texan
The Spaniard at the Royal thrills with bull fighting scenes
Raoul Walsh's Paramount film The Spaniard stars Ricardo Cortez Jetta Goudal and Noah Beery. The story follows a matador facing dangerous bulls amid dramatic production life including a protective stockade and on set perils.
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Walsh-Paramount
the Royal
Ricardo Cortez
Jetta Goudat
Noah Beery
Juanita Savage
J.T. O'Donohoe
Cortez
District Court Opens in Webb County with Grand Jury Impaneled
The Forty-ninth Judicial District term convened in Webb County under Judge J. J. Mullaily with District Attorney John A. Walls and court staff. A grand jury of twelve was empaneled to an eight week term and began investigating cases. Civil cases were called and set for trial in order of their settings, to unfold over the next day or two.
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Exas
Webb County
J. J. Mullaily
John A. Walls
Joe Davis
Joe Condron
Sob
Catholic Daughters Meet Set at K C Hall March 16
Important meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America to be held at the K C Hall on Tuesday March 16 at 745 P M All members are urged to attend C Dallmer Grand Regent 3 15 21
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K. C. Hall
C. Dallmer
Memorial Service for Miriam Chapter 86 at Masonic Hall
Eastern Star notice announces memorial service for Miriam at 8 pm Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall. All visiting members of Miriam Chapter No. 86, OEB S, are invited to attend. Virgin M Netzer is listed as W M.
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Miriam
O. EB. S
Masonic Hall
Virgie M. Netzer
W. M
A Man of Integrity Doctor Pierce and His Herbal Remedy
A physician Dr. R V Pierce left a lasting record by helping humanity through medical study and knowledge of herbs. His Favorite Prescription, a tonic for women, was available in liquid and tablet forms at drug stores.
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Doctor Pierce
Woman Electrical Engineer Seeks Progress Through Study
Ales Iowa March 15. Miles Marion Orchard daughter of Wh Orchard a Council Bluffs newspaper publisher began electrical engineering at Iowa State College. She chose the course to understand how things work and to show women have opportunities in the field.
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Associated Presa
Ales
Iowa
Miles Marion Orchard
Wh. Orchard
Counc Bluffs, Laws
Iowa State College
Religious Education Meet in Birmingham Theme
Sun day school workers and clergy from thirty five denominations will attend the quadrennial convention of the International Council of Religious Education in Birmingham. The theme Building Together a Christian Citizenship will guide sessions on Congress of Youth, youth activities, speeches by pulpit figures, and conferences on children’s work leadership training and adult programs.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Alay
International Council of Luigious Education
Wig Mania Grips Mayfair Women In London Fashion
London fashion notes report Mayfair women increasingly preferring wigs as a return to coil and curl styles. Hairdressers showcase top knot curls tan crops and crinkling hide pieces with brightened wigs becoming common at parties. Colored wigs gain acceptance among social circles.
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Associated Press
London
Mayfair
Notes of Sport and Featured Athletics Across World
Fifteen English greyhounds arrived in New York to race in the South. Ty Cobb cites a hard line drive on the first bounce as the hardest hit for an outfielder. Paced driving is claimed tougher than trotting by veteran horsemen. Fewer than one in four spring recruits reach the big leagues. Rice Institute plans its outdoor season opener at Houston on March 26. A London match for the English billiard championship between Tom Newman and Joe Davis starts April 19. John McGraw of the Giants recalled as among the best third basemen with Baltimore. Yachting may attract the Prince of Wales soon to join yachtsmen. John J Sullivan admits his left hand was weak, relying on his right for knockouts. Paris lawn tennis authorities consider stacked covered courts to save space, with one club already featuring three.
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South
Ty Cobb
Hamesa
Rice Institute
Houston
Tom Newman
Joe Davis
London
John McGraw
New York Giants
Baltimore
Prince of Wales
John J. Sullivan
Paris
South Dakota GOP Primary Chooses Between Norbeck and Danforth
In the first spring primary, South Dakota Republicans select March 28 between Senator Peter Norbeck and George J. Danforth for the U S Senate. Gunderson and Platt face no opposition in the general election, with rural credits a central campaign issue for both Norbeck and Danforth.
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Peter Norbeck
George J. Danforth
Sioux Falls
Lorbey
United States
C. J. Gunderson
Wermiliion
Howard Platt
Langford
Warmer Labor
Gunderson
Platt
Norbeck
Maral
Danforth
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