Texas Women to Vote in Primaries Likely 400000 to 600000
Austin reports that a new law allows women to vote in Texas primaries and nominating conventions starting June 26 after registering 15 days prior and paying a poll tax of 1.75 dollars. Estimates place potential female votes around 400,000 to 600,000, though rural registration hurdles and turnout patterns may reduce totals. Campaigns shift to educate women on ballot marking and turnout, with questions about how married women will vote versus independents.
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Looney to Fight Case in Hollingsworth Habeas Ruling
Attorney General Looney has received a formal request from the Court of Criminal Appeals to represent Texas in defense of the white zone law in the Hollingsworth habeas corpus case. He will argue next Wednesday and may assign assistants to file briefs. a decision is not expected for about three weeks.
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Margaret Wilson to sing at Camp Travis hospital
Miss Margaret Wilson is slated to sing Sunday afternoon for patients at Camp Travis base hospital. An announcement said she would perform at one o clock Sunday and patients await her. She will also sing at a YMCA camp auditorium later Sunday. Phi Beta Kappa members plan a hayride Friday evening at Travis Park, with attendees meeting at o clock.
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Children May Festival at League Park Draws Big Crowd
Hundreds of San Antonio schoolchildren danced before thousands at League Park in a festival featuring Indian clowns fairies and national dances. Miss Margaret Wilson led the crowd as war relief funds were raised for the Red Cross hospitals in France and local war agencies.
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Social Calendar Items and Society Notes
Friday night events include Officers of Battery A at Camp Travis and a benefit dance at the Gunter Hotel with the 717th squadron. Saturday features Les Jeannesse, a fancy dress party, and the Home-first Knitting Club. Notable guests at St Anthony include Mrs Kennedy and her son, with war work talks given by Mrs Kennedy. A parade assembly for Red Cross workers is planned at the Menger.
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Camp Travis uniform fittings by Fraser Tailoring Co
San Antonio based Fraser Tailoring Co at 101 W Commerce St offers uniform fittings for Camp Travis with on site tailoring and fitting services. Local advertisement highlights ready made and custom options for soldiers and staff.
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Commerce St
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W. Commerce St
Olive Tablets provide gentle relief from constipation
Dr Edwards introduces Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative, a safe substitute for calomel with no griping. The product, a vegetable laxative, aims to normalize bowels and liver without forcing abnormal action. One or two tablets at bedtime touted as quick, sure relief for constipation and related symptoms.
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Calomel
Interned German Submarine Force Officers Captured by U S
An official release states 48 German crew from submarine U-58 were captured by American destroyers on November 17. Among them are Captain Lieutenant Gustaf Anberger and four other officers. They will be interned at McPherson, Georgia after being held by the British for transport to the United States.
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Otto van Rugen
Marine Ober
Paul Schrodazer
Zur
Frederick Muller
Henry Rooke
Ianning
Stroyer Nicholson
United States
McPherson
Frontiers for Women: Youthful Look With Q-bun Color
Advertisement touts Q-bun Hair Color Restorer as a non dye solution to gray hair. Claims it restores youthful color gradually without residue, improves scalp health, and can be brushed through. Includes money back guarantee and price ten cents, sold by druggists.
German resident held on disloyal remarks in Georgetown
Georgetown Texas April 19 Jonn Poppell of Granger a wealthy German held under eight thousand dollar bond on charges of making disloyal remarks has been taken to Austin to await trial. Six carloads of flour have been returned to dealers in Williamson County where Poppell was arrested and there is a days supply of flour on hand the largest visible supply in some months announced today.
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