Southwest states send delegates to playground conference
Delegates from Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas attend a four state meeting at the Wuza hotel in Fort Worth to discuss playground and recreation programs. Speakers include John S. Tiche Nor of the Playground and Recreation Association of America and local officials from Vexus and Nevallyport. The conference runs Monday through Wednesday with sessions on standards, bed building for municipal projects, and community playground improvements.
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Louisiana
Arkansas
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Wild Pigeons Threaten Crops In California Farmlands
Report from April 22 states wild pigeons, identified by Javan experts, are migrating from the high mountain region and damaging crops in the Arvin and Weed areas. Authorities propose a control program including plans to investigate and suppress the pest.
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Bond foes denied judges election ruling fuels discontent
AMeade Fram and league members express dissatisfaction with a commission decision on election machinery and ballot integrity. Supervisors avoid overturning votes but criticize authority to discard ballots while seeking broader election control and funding.
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Optometrists Hold Annual Convention in Texas
In DATIAS Texas on April 22 delegates to the Texas Association convention heard that eye care must improve patients appearance as dentists do. The session featured remarks from Th. W. Nemlson of Northern Woman College of Optametes Chicago and a list of attendees including Weakley Marshall Heks Aubrey Haga Howry Hirshberg Davis Miles Wyatt Davenport and others.
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Th. W. TH. Nemlson
Waoin College of Op Fametes
Chicago
Texas Association
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Chairmaniogle
Marshall Heks
Wiliam Aubrey
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Howry Hirshberg
Davis
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Mid Meadamer
John MM. Funenn
Teo Tynin
W. F. Wilven
Wal Onlek
Joe Sheldon
Whipping Product of General Feeds Corporation
A historical clipping mentions a product line from General Feeds Corporation described as a whipping product. The note references the company name and the item without further context or chronology.
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General Feqds Corporation
Aliens Test Voting Conditions in Texas Poll Tax Hearings
Testimony before a grand jury in Precinct 10 details alleged alien voters and poll tax receipts. Witnesses born in Mexico or other countries claimed voting rights or questioned citizenship while some acknowledged English limits. Officials note many names appeared on 1920 rolls and that receipts were issued by local collectors regardless of citizenship.
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California
Mexica
Pedro Revendez
Southweat
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Kluwel Sim
Tesa
Brancisco Martines
Wes Bors
Mexico
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Boniivio Everganilez
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Maul Stefflener
Billy Seguin
Gosbing
Gregori Martinez
Lhoatero Martinez
Monterey
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Pilar Mirrles
Pascual Montemayor
United
Suica Boo
Anton
Weddie Garcia
Seeligson
Manuel Garton
Felis Martinox
Ramon Menor
Seuligeon
Temple Calhoun
Chapa
Augustiva Mireles
Bha
Mireles
Releen Moreno
Francisco Berrandez
Ciltrona
Eaton
Ernssio Morne
Moran
Morny
Ursula Rivera
Secigson
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Wise Nosed
United State
Moore
Texas
Seelinson
Wage Collector Spurs Big Claims in April
HACRAMENTY Calif April 22 Nearly 2300 wage claims were sent to State Director J. French of the Industrial Relations Department last month. He approved about 80 550 for claimants in unpaid wages, indicating brisk business in wage collection for the period.
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Winard
Schools Ban Physical Training Amid Deaths Rumor
Detroit authorities order halt to all physical training in intermediate and high schools after a trio of student deaths during a three week period. The action targets all exercise and gym classes to prevent further accidents as officials review safety protocols.
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Detroit
Fils L. Miler
Annnstall
Hay Oulerty
Ordre
Renault
Tynan Promises Probe of Vote Corruption in Bexar County
A political rally in San Antonio vows to pursue charges against those who corrupted ballots in past elections. Tynan pledges a full investigation to halt illegal voting and ensure ballot integrity, while criticizing city leaders and urging citizens to vote. Observers note strong emphasis on Mexican voters and machine politics shaping local outcomes.
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Rexae
Walter Trnai
Agsmamt
Aottories
Mildrees
Tinriagetale
Tynan
Tillie
Artist Norman Rockwell Weds Mary Rhoades Barstow
Norman Rockwell, famed magazine cover artist, marries Mary Rhoades Barstow, a Stanford graduate. The couple reportedly met and fell in love just two months earlier.
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Norman Rockwell
Famous
Mary Rhoades Barstow
Stanford University
Pioneer Woman statue celebrated in Oklahoma event
In Ponca City and Beverly Mills, April plans unfold for a landmark tribute to the pioneer woman as aviation pioneer Lindbergh’s exploits loom. The speaker notes a wife’s role in navigation, praising how a woman has transformed a man into an aviator and recalling earlier, lengthier journeys across the country.
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Beverly Mills
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Paris
Three Labor Unions Endorse City Bond Issue May Seventh
Labor unions in the city backed the upcoming bond issue in a May 7 election. Endorsements arrived Tuesday for three unions including the International Machinists Association and Bakers and Confectioners union.
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San Antonio
International Machinists Association
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Ayone
Bakers and Confection Workers Union
Alfred Corplus
City Compromises Damages Suit From 1927 Pool Incident
A damage suit brought by Charles Kutzer for injuries from a Roosevelt pool incident in 1927, pending in Morty Huth Dis Net court, was resolved by compromise Thursday. The city commission authorized settlement from the general fund.
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Roosevelt
Morty Huth
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Pebeco Tooth Paste Ad Claims Superior Whitening
An advertisement touts Pebeco Tooth Paste for people who seek better dentifrice performance. It promises thorough cleansing, enamel-safe whitening, and acidity control by stimulating saliva flow, branding Pebeco as a toothpaste for thinking people.
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Wisconsin Prohibition Fight Intensifies in Lobby Push
Cy April 22 Henry Curran president of the association against prohibition noted stronger Rohate lobby activity today than before. He said $14040 had been contributed to the campaign in Wisconsin and that $29000 had been spent advocating repeal of the state prohibition enforcement. Curran spoke on his fourth day on the matter as a Wisconsin Republican committee member detailed efforts showing the growing political push.
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Association Against
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Woman Shot Found in Bed in Texas City
Mrs Gertrude Theilon, 28, wife of August Riedey of 607 1 2 West Houston Street, was discovered Tuesday morning with a .25 caliber bullet wound through her abdomen. A man named Flev hashand, visiting Seguin, had been in the city overnight and returned there before the shooting. Neighbors heard the shot. Mrs Theilon requested assistance and ambulance. surgeons prepared for emergency operation as bullet exits described.
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Gertrude Theilon
August Riedey
Touston Forest
Abe Homer
Flev Hashand
Seguin
Seguin Prioe
Mity Tolle Lamuly
Daisey Cunthow
Addreey Pine
Bam Awalt
Mt Nicht
Heise
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Man Fined Five Dollars for Collision Charge
In Corporation Court J A Gluran, a painter, testified that he swerved to avoid a big porti, leading to a crash. Wika testified Bernhard, of VSO tech on venue, was involved. Drgsuee Chessy and Minlge Dive Watson faced fines, but the final penalty listed was five dollars for negligent collision.
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VSO Tech
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Texans discuss retry in Brady case at Dallas hearing
Texans officials confer in Dallas on April 22 regarding the retrial of Brady of Wyoming for the slaying of Mink Lehlin Tighsmith. The case arises after a prior trial failed to reach a verdict and was moved from Ava tin to Dallas for reopening deliberations.
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Aday
William McCraw
Iitney
Pallas
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