Federal bankers tour West Texas report
Dallas April 19 Gov Layman B Talley and Col O Walsh of the Eleventh Federal Reserve Board accompanied by aides secretary Meserve and F Cunli left here for a tour through West Texas to inspect banking facilities and discuss local financial needs with regional officials.
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Dallas
Govwerpe
Talley
0. Walsh
Pwieral
IMP ROAD TO SEND BIG BAND TO FIESA
The Missouri Pacific line plans a big band to Fiesa with passenger service from Missouri and Texas routes. Sam Meowingsville will aid the effort, and service from all Texas points will begin April 17, according to agent J OG Wanderd.
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IM. P
Fiesa
J. OG. Wanderd
Svistogal
Missouri Pacific
Sam Meow
San Atte
Uhureday
Texas
Ube
Williams court martial recounts drunken party claims
The section details Col Alexander Williams facing a court martial after a March 6 hotel gathering. Testimony described him as intoxicated and loquacious at the Coronado hotel dinner, with witnesses recalling his slurred speech and staggering walk. General Butler and others testified on the night's events and Williams's conduct.
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Sawn Piego
Coloiel Alesander
Williams
Smoley D. Butler
Bntel
Gavanuco
Volantl
Lion Sa Ia
Philadelphia
Hovor
Colon Wiliams
Coronado
Hotel del Coronado
Hut‘Te
Clifton
Cates
Ross Rowell
Marine Corps
Aviation Amit
Cape Stain
Charles Tice
Butler
Solonel Williams
Chri
Beler
Wil‘Tintas
Rose Howell
Willinaig
Towse
Newess
Butlerson
Rice
Nini
General Butler
Tullimi
Stopell
Return of DL Hungerford Signals Shop Reopenings in San Antonio
In San Antonio, the Pullman Company resumes repayment shops after an inspection trip from Mexico led by vice president DL Hungerford. The official report notes the relaunch of building shops and the company’s readiness to resume operations.
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San Antonio
Pullmmny Cony
Hungerford
Mexico
Three State Dental Examiners Named For Two Years
In Austin on April 12 Governor Ferguson appointed three new members to the State Board of Dental Examiners for two-year terms. The appointees are Dr. John Rubben of Galveston, Dr. W R Welcher of Austin, and Dr. Maxwell Cole of Mackphers. They succeed Dr. W O Laibert of Fort Worth Cooley Houston and Dr. Keufman, with other board members named earlier in 1920. Ruby Buchan of Temple and Lena C Houix of Greenville were named to the state board of nurses examiners, effective June 27.
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Austin
Thrner
State Book of Dental Examiners
Miriam
Ferguson
Efter
John Rubben
Galveston
W. RB. Welcher
Maswell Cole
Macphr
Skermin
W. O. ‘Laibert
Fort Wort Cooley
Houston
Keufman
C. Johnson
Atlanta
F. Beri Thomas
Salpher Springs
Ox. T. W. Dee
Bourton
Ruby Buchan
Temple
Lena FB
Chouix
Greenville
Mombare
Staty Board
Nures
Gold discoverers sell three claims for 125000 in Kramer Hills
Ann and John Merkelrath, discoverers of gold in the Kramer Hills near Analondo, California, sold their three claims known as GO Keres for 125000 to the Heynelds Mining Company in an apparent transfer of mineral rights.
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Analndino
Cal
John Merkelrath
Nlrike
Kramer Hills
Heynelds Minityy Couipay
Rail Commissioners Hear 11 Petitions Amid Busy Hearing Week
The Rail Commission conducted a lengthy session hearing 11 petitions for rate and access adjustments. Proposals include changes to passenger depot operations near Liberty, routing alterations for the Rio Grande and Texas Pacific lines, and revisions of rates for containerized freight. Jurisdictional and tariff adjustments involve several carriers and points in Texas and Colorado, with decisions pending on switching allowances, carload rates, and service modifications.
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Frena
Miipvion
Maki Railenall Company
Dineantinne ‘Agency
Elm
Ralia
Cotton Mille
Denivoy
Polate
Texas
Rio Grande Railway
Tates
Iytter Saan
Pear
Mintandy
Lee Pantry
Carleta
Abilena
Care
Aklpraenty
Amar Cram Sagar Vand Fount
Trxan
Agents free man to see ill father raid yields whiskey hoard
Agency raiders uncover 152 pints of whiskey in a Colima sive at a home during a Tuesday operation. Four men are arrested as investigators learn the father of one man ran the illicit deal.
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Colima
Bedrowme
Ann Partor
Library
Den
Democrat Pays Tribute to Thomas Jefferson
A Democratic lawmaker in New York delivers a tribute to Thomas Jefferson on his birth anniversary. The speech lauds Jefferson as a champion of individual rights and warns against federal overreach and centralized control.
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Thomas Jefferson
Shingyvon
D. G
Tovlon
Democrat
New
Yorks
Questengest Mied
Anathes Thomas
Jefferson
Boylan
Focal ere houghe all de aonds parade curts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local scene with people gathered near a parade and curtained stands. Names and exact actions are unclear, but the tone suggests an event at a public square with observers and surrounding vendors. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Y Girls Hear Message From Central Christian Church
The Business Girls class at Central Christian Church will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. to hear a message from Mrs. Von Ness. The session aims to develop history and hytys as part of the organized program.
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Mes
von’ Ness
Jha Central -Christian Church
Uesilay
Novelty Package for Lawman Cage Completes Heeewary Display
A quirky package includes a life-like stuffed Divdy and a Heeewary yard with frames and tassels for completing a decorative cage. The items appear as a set of novelty pieces destined for a display or collection in a local context.
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