Federal probe ends in East Texas oil field action
Washington April 16 The Interior Department division of Investigation led by Louis Glavis was ordered to end its activities in the East Texas oil field. Secretary Ickes announced a new investigative force the federal petroleum supervisory avenue would assist in regulating interstate shipments from the fields. He transferred records to G W Van Fleet director of the new agency noting the change aims at better administration. Governor Allred of Texas campaigned against the Thomas oil bill meeting with Vice President Garner and Texas officials to block it, while Senator Sheppard and other Texas leaders discussed the bill as opposition sought House support for the measure. Secretary Ickes urged federal regulation of the oil industry as necessary, predicting passage with senate support and emphasizing the need for a permanent framework beyond temporary measures.
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Waseingion
D.C
Interior Départment
Division of Investigation
Lous Glavis
Feces
East Texas
Ickes Aed
Federal Petroleum Super~ Vicary Avenuy
Grevis
Federal Tender Board
G. W. van Fleet
Anvily Allheir
Ickes
Gisvis
Washington
Govenor
James B. Allred
Texas
Cephel Till
Garnier
Utica
Sheppard
Alfred
Seastor Connelly
E. C. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commision
William McCraw
Thomas Bil
Senate Mines
HOUSE
Senate
Nere Smury
Thomas Bill
Federal Petroleum Board
Department of Interior
Thomas
Utah
Bright Shani features and society weddings in San Antonio
Social notes describe luncheon events at the Bright Shani and Bright Shawl, Miss Pauline Reaves and Lieut G D Campbell wedding plans at Brooke Field, teas honoring guests, and multiple visits from Mrs. McFarland and Mrs. Paschal’s committee. Generous detail covers attendees, hostesses, and forthcoming ceremonies and travels of San Antonio society figures.
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George Hay
Bright Shani
Marjorie McCampbell
Wille Canpany Heresi
Clara C
Mra. C. Tt
Ande
Pauline Reaves
G. 10. Campbell Sr
Brookefield
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
D. Ross Ellis
Prarher
P. D. Coates
Brooksfield
Harald Grant
G. D. Campbell
Mesames
R. Store
GE. Gillin
M. McFarland
Tika
Okls
San Antonio
W. H. Chambers
Frank Paschal
Battle of Flowers Association
Bright Shair
Paschal
Mesdames
Walter Grothaus
Butch Cochran
Edward Dowsie
Lawrence Gofarth
Alfred Todd
Lee Rice
M. K. Towns
Lee Palfrey
Edward Leighton
Edwin Meredith Sykes
Henry Hart
Basehcon
Oyage
England
Rome
Florence
Vienna
Paris
Harold Titman
Tittman
Eleanor Harelay
Fritz Weinchwimes
Weincheiner
Stella Easteyer
Mgnmie K. Cool
Emma Payor Mangum
Ars
Aieen Houston
Spain
F. S. Laubert
Harrict Morris
Momerrey
Mexico
Nat Astin
T Heir
St. Anthony Hotel
Morris
Narramare
A. Woodward
Gladys Keeling
Astin
West
Laubect
John Owren Crutcher
Anne George
Betsy Ewing
Court of Enchantment
Adventie Onderdonk
Julian Onderdonk
Washington
War Department
City administration ticket officially named administration party
Mayor C K Quin announced the city administration's ticket for the upcoming election naming the incumbent officials on the slate. The ticket includes Mayor Quin, Commissioner Jacob Rubiola, Street Commissioner Paul Steffler, Tax Commissioner Frank B H Bushiex, and Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration
C.K. Quin
Mayer
Pare
Jacob Rubiola
Paul Steffler
Frank BH. Bushiex
Fire and
Po. Lee
Phil Wright
Guin
Cunningham Plant a Plea in Eight-Year Bond Case
Comsey for John H Cunningham prepared for a final effort to save him from an eight year term in prison and a $10000 fine tied to the purchase of 400000 in stolen government bonds by the old Commercial National bank. Bom XK Wasaff, his counsel, planned a Washington trip for a possible re hearing before the Supreme Court. Kenner, former Commercial National president, faced eight years and the fine. the high court refused review. Leonard Brows, Bonsler’s attorney, said there was no further action. Morrow’s trip to Washington was not explained by his attorney T P Anil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsey
John H. Cunninghan
San Antonio
Old Commercial National Bank
Bom
Wasaff
Cunmingham
Washington
Geo
Cunningham
United States Supreme Court
Sergeants Ordered to Foreign Posts
Sergeants from Fort Sati Houston embark for foreign service. Sergt. Robert Selwyn sails from San Francisco June 3 to the Philippines for duty. Sergt. Robert T Welch sails from San Francisco June 7 to the Canal Zone for service as speaker and cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyo Fort Sati Houston
Robert
Selwyn
Post
Real Delanhiment
Wil Soi
San Francisco
Fae
Philippines
Robert ‘T. Welch
Seakers
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Goliad
Bo Murray
West Summis Avenue
Psus Sergent
KE Paso
Jnsider Overs
San Entonio Cluiz Opers Company
Ie Munichs Auditorium
West Gang
Herbert Spencer
Herald Mai Levisiana
E. J. Larkin
Plonest ‘Bell
Joseph Andrew Suttle
Alegander Durke Spencer
Patty
Josephine Spencer
Mary Terrell
Europe
Floatch
F. W. Gailehey
Mineral Wells
Col
A.J. Peeler
Gauehler
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Gen
Ais
A. E. Roberts
Mr. and
Mirs
Charles Lyman
Corpus Christi
A. dl. Peeler
Kathryn McGat
O'Tlock
Edna Gilmore
East Hollywood Avenue
San Antonis
Alpha Phielumnae
Wolses's
Bexar Caniiry Medical Society
H. O. Wyneken
Jack Watts
Medical
Sangalonlo
Fran Haggard
J. B. Whismant
Barry Leap
Royston
Homer
Mary John
W. D Welker
Travis Park
William Gamp
San Gabriel
Bir
Frank Fas
Camp
Aoh
Natalie Tompkins
D. D. Tompkins
Peggy Grimes
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
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Miss Grimes
W M. Grimes
MexvorTe
Majestic Theater
TCA
Chicago
Pater
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Ottona
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