Dallas man elected by osteopaths to lead Texas association
Dr J. K. Logan of Dallas was elected president-elect of the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons after the three day convention in San Antonio. Galveston will host the next meeting. Dr Logan succeeds Dr William Roddy of Taylor and Dr Mary G Bedwell of Dallas. Other officers named include Everett W Wilson San Antonio as first VP and Dr Ben F Hayman Galveston as second VP.
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J. KE. Logan
Dallas
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians
San Antonio
Galveston
Logan
William Roddy
Taylor
Mary G. Bedwell
Everett W. Wilson
Ben F. Hayman
J. W. McPherson
Mary Lou Logan
W. H. Locke
Gainesville
W. 5. Smith
Marlin
Faul M. Peck
R. H. Peterson
Wichita, Falls
Louis H. Logan
T. L. Ray
Fort Worth
Cyrus Ni Ray
Abilene
Three Rangers for Town in Boom in Rio Grande City
Rio Grande City officials and Starr County Sheriff agreed to station three Texas Rangers to curb disorders seen in other towns. Rangers will arrive tomorrow and lodge in a city cottage near downtown. Offenders will be promptly dealt with to prevent a broader lawless state.
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Rio Grande City
Rilo Grande City
Texas
Lino Perez
Gus Guerra
Starr County
Texas Rangers
A. H. Mace
Falfwrrias
Rangers
U D C Chapter to Hold Memorial Service
Memorial exercises by Barnard EB. Bee chapter No.6 United Daughters of the Confederacy at Travis Park Methodist church next Tuesday at 4 p m. Daughters will decorate graves of Confederate Veterans and women at Roselawn and Mission cemeteries after a short program. Mrs. Thomas Garrett is chapter president.
Editors Vote for Free Discussion at Annual Meeting
The American Society of Newspaper Editors, in Washington on April 23, adopted a resolution urging newspapers to offer the best medium for public discussion of current problems. It called the press to foster free and frank discussion by the public.
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Washington, D.C
Americen Society of Newspaper Editors
Guard Promotion Board Appointed
A board of officers consisting of Maj. Loren W. Benton Texas National Guard Capt. John T. Dibrell Army and Capt. W. F. Stergis Medical Corps Texas National Guard has been named to examine applicants for appointment or promotion in the National Guard.
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Loren W. Benton
Texas Naional Guard
John T. Dibrell
Emular Army
W. FH. Stergis
Medical Corps
Texas ‘Ional Guard
Woman Gandhi Leader Arrested in Bombay Probe
In Bombay on April 23 USI reports Mme Saroting Neddu, president of Mata san Garydhi's all-India national congress party and a leading independence figure, was arrested for defying a government ban on attending a Congress meeting in New Delhi.
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Bombay
USI
Mme. Saroting Neddu
Matasan Garydhi
all-India National Oonercas Party
Aétive Independence
Congrss
Ex Publisher in Boulder Takes Own Life
A. A. Parmurat, 44, former writer for the Boulder Wally News Meraid, shot himself in the head with a revolver today at his home in Boulder. Police report the death as a self-inflicted firearm discharge.
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Bouldeh
Colo
A. A. Parmurat
Wrmmer
Boulder Wally News
Meraid
Throwal
Revelver
Lelinond
Geyer to Lead San Antonio Rotary Club in July
Gus Geyer will become president of the San Antonio Rotary Club on July 1 after his election at Friday’s noon meeting at the St. Anthony Hotel. He will succeed Carleton W. Adams. Officers include George Potchernick as vice president Werner Renmert as treasurer Edward Arneson as honorary secretary and BE White as sergeant at arms. Herman Lichte was named delegate to the national convention in Seattle Washington.
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Gus Geyer
San Antonio
Rotary Club
St. Anthony
Carleton W. Adams
Will Geyer
George Potchernick
Werner Renmert
Edward Arneson
White
Herman Lichte
Beattle
Washington
Eastern America to Begin Daylight Saving Time
Tomorrow at 2 a.m. daylight saving time will go into effect across the United States and Europe, causing 742,000 people to lose an hour for the summer. Clocks in the East and other affected regions will be set ahead one hour, with standard time returning on September 25.
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America
New York
Europe
United States
Giannini Sees Prosperity Near Across Nation
Amadeo P. Giannini, chairman of Trans-America, arrived Chicago and stated prosperity is near a sound return. He aligned with General Dawes on the overall situation, praising improvements nationwide and opposing the soldiers' bonus. He said conditions have improved everywhere.
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America
Amadeo P. Giannini
Trans-America Corporation
Dawes
Oil Worker Sought for Refugio Killing
Refugio Texas April 24 a search continued for Henry Brown 30 an unemployed oil field worker charged with shooting Gus Rehin. A domestic quarrel preceded the killing according to City Marshal William Sitterle Rehin’s body was sent to Bondary burial.
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Refugio
Texas
Henry Brown
Gus Rehin
William Sitterle
Rehin
Bondo
Winans to Witness Aerial Gunnery Tests at Matagorda Bay
Maj. Gen. Edwin B. Winans commander of the Eighth Corps area, with staff Majors John T. McLane and Lathrop B. Clapham and First Lieut. William R. Grove Jr, is scheduled to fly to Matagorda Bay next Thursday to witness tests of aerial gunnery.
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Edwin B. Winans
Eighth Corps
John T. McLane
Lathrop B. Clapham
Wiliam R. Grove Jr
Winans
Matagorda Bay
Police Two Killed as 25 Prisoners Escape in Lahore Transit
Delhi dispatch reports two police officers killed and several injured when 25 prisoners escaped from a guard escort en route to Lahore. Convicts overpowered guards, seized weapons, and opened fire before breaking away.
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Delhi
UNS
Lahore
Hiccoughs Fatal to Aged Farmer in Falls City
Falls City Nebraska April reports death of aged farmer Maris BN after three weeks of hiccoughs. The man survived a six week hiccough attack seven years earlier. Local obituary notes indicate long farming life and health prior to illness.
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Falls City
Maris. BN
Farmer
Mayor and Wife to Visit Clarksville
Maton and Mrs C M Champers leave Tuesday for Clarksville where they will spend ten days. The visit highlights municipal ties and planned meetings with local officials during the stay.
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Clarksville
Maton and
Mra. C. M. Champers Wini
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