Luncheon Highlights Third Annual G A R Convention
A luncheon sponsored by the Ida M. Martin Past Presidents club of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic opened the second day of the third annual Texas state department convention at the Plaza hotel. About 40 Daughters of Union Veterans attended. dignitaries included Mrs Dorothy Houghton of Kansas and Camp Waring flag presentation by Myrta De Lano.
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Ida M. Martin
Ladies of the Grand’ Army of the Republic
Daughters of Union Veterans
State Department
Plaza Hotel
Dorothy Houghton
Wichita
Kansas
Vel
RK Cowan
Indiana
John Shearer
Houston
van Palmer
Fort Worth
D. T
Vy Department
Camp Waring
Waring
Texas
St Mark's . Episcopal Church
Myrta de Lano
D. Ti
San Antonio
Amelia Mar
St. Mark's Church
A. R. McKinstry
St. Mark's
Sarah EB. Tox
Dry League Told Agents Gaining on Bootleggers
INDIANAPOLIS April 19 The federal prohibition bureau reports gains in arrests convictions and seizures against bootleggers Col Amos Woodcock prohibition commissioner told the Indiana Temperance convention under the Indiana Anti Saloon League He said nine months showed improvements over the prior period in stills automobiles seized and other enforcement actions.
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Dry League
Indianapolis
INS
Federal Bureau of Prohibition
Amos Woodcock
United States Prohibition
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Celinel Woodcock
Robbery Suspects Identified As Too Large by Clerk
Dallas bank messenger John N. McCommins failed to identify either of the two brothers arrested in South Texas. He described the robbers as larger than the rubber in the hold up during the transfer from the Dallas Federal Reserve to the Mercantile Bank and Trust.
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Dallas
John N. McCommins
Te Brothers
South Tex
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Mercantile Bank and Trust Company
Unscrambled OCR fragment hints local notices and votes
A garbled OCR passage references votes, notices, and named places or people such as Powhatan and Williamsport alongside scattered numbers. The readable content is fragmentary, lacking a coherent event or outcome to report with confidence.
Lockhart Helps Accused Man in Deciding Plea
Voirs report Commissoner A Jackhart and Lockhart assist in shaping the plea for Jesus Diaz amid liquor charge indecision. Diaz and Jos Rodrigues face prohibition agents over a pint of beer on South Flores Street. Diaz pled not guilty. A final bond set at $40 after recommendation for new bond. Melchor Lanes also pled not guilty to related charges with 180 pints of mash seized on Kav Street. bond fixed at $790.
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A. Jackhart
Jesus Diaz
Lockhart
Diaz
Jos Rodrigues
Selnare
Haute
South Flores Street
Melchor Lanes
Kav Street
Budget Surplus Reported in Britain Budget Speech
Great Britain reports a balanced budget with a surplus of £296000. Chancellor Chamberlain states there will be no tax increase this year and that the taxpayer will continue under current levy levels as the budget is presented in London.
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London
Great Britain
Ile Chamberlain
Partiatooul
Soldiers urged to restore peace in Clay County Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky April 19 Troops were asked to restore peace in strife torn Clay County. Delegations from London and Manchester told state officials two hundred soldiers are needed at once to end a reign of terror marked by the Saturday slaying of Police Judge C T Stivers in Manchester and the ongoing political feuds disrupting life and business.
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Frankfort
Clay County
Tondon
Manchester
C. T. Stivers
Soviet border reinforced by Jap
Maed en Manchuria April 19 Japanese officials rushed reinforcements northward from Mudien to strengthen northern garrisons near the Soviet border after insurgent activity around Chengchiatun Taonan and Tung Tiago. Troops were moved to suppress the rebellion led by Gen. Wang Teh Lin as insurgents burned towns in Chientao.
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Maeden
Manchuria
Chengchiatun
Taonan
Tung- Tiago
Mudien
Japan
Soviet Russia
Wang Teh-Lin
Chienta
Kirin
Tunhau
Chientao
Soviet Attacks Japan Escalate in Far East Spat
Moscow officials issued a fresh attack on Japan denouncing Tokyo over Manchuria provocations. The statement marked the third consecutive day of official Soviet censure through press and the foreign office, denying Gen Ma Chan Shan was in Soviet territory and accusing Japan of mischaracterizing rebel activity in Manchuria.
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Moscow
Japan
Foreign Office
Ma Chan-Shan
Manchuria
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