Dallas Doctor elected president of Texas osteopathic group
Dr L H Logan of Dallas was elected president elect of the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons at the close of its three day San Antonio convention. Galveston will host the next meeting. Other officers elected include Dr Evrett Wilson of San Antonio and Dr Ben Hayman of Galveston. Delegates to the national convention were named with Dr Louis H Logan of Dallas among them.
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L. BH. Logan
Dallas
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
San Antonio
Galveston
Logan
Wiram Roddy
Taylor
Mary G. Hertwell
Deltas
Evtrelt W. Wilson
Ben E F. Hayman
J. W. McPherson
Dalles
Mary Lou Logan
W. H Locke
Gainesville
WS. Smith
Marlin
Paul M. Peck
R. H. Peterson
Three Rangers for Town in Boom in Rio Grande City
Rio Grande City to station three Texas Rangers to curb oil boom disorders. Mayor Lino Perez and Sheriff Gus Guerra agreed to host the Rangers, who will likely arrive tomorrow and be housed in a city cottage near the town center. Rangers will act promptly to prevent general lawlessness during the boom.
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Rio Grande City
Texas
Lino Perez
Gus Guerra
Starr County
Texas Rangers
A. H. Mace
Falfurrias
Rangers
U D C Chapter to Hold Memorial Service
The Barnard E. Bee chapter No 86 United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold memorial exercises at Travis Park Methodist church next Tuesday at 4 p.m. After a short program the group will decorate graves at Roselawn and Mission cemeteries. Mrs Thomas Garrett of 935 West Kings Highway is chapter president.
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Travis Park Methodist Church
Barnard E. Bee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Roselawn
Mission Cemeteries
Thomas Garrett
West King’s Highway
Tne
Editors Vote for Free Discussion on Public Problems
The American Society of Newspaper Editors ends its meeting in Washington with a resolution asserting newspapers serve as the best medium for public discussion of current issues. It declares the press has a duty to encourage free and frank public discourse.
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Washington, D. C
Americcn Society of Newspaper Editors
Guard Promotion Board Appointed in Texas National Guard
A guard promotion board named to examine applicants for appointment or promotion in the national guard consists of Maj. Loren W. Benton of the Texas National Guard Capt. John T. Oibrell of the Peculiar Army and Capt. W. H. Hargis of the American Corps Texas National Guard.
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Loren W. Benton
Texas Nat ‘Ional Guard
John T. Oibrell
Pecular Army
W. H. Hargis
Merica Corps
Texas National Guard
National Guard
Woman Gandhi Leader Arrested in Delhi Meeting Protest
NOMBAY April 23. Mme Suruling Naidu, president of Mahatma Gandhi's all India Congress party and prominent independence leader, was arrested for defying the government ban on attending a congress party meeting in New Delhi.
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Woman Gandhi
Nombay
Mme
Suruling
Naidu
Mahw Hin Gandhi
all-India Nutigng Son-Gress Party
Independnet
Congress Party
New Delhi
Ex Publisher Kills Self in Boulder Rally Era
An ex-publisher, 44, formerly with the Boulder rally News 2 Meraid, died by self-inflicted shooting early today. Witnesses report he fired at close range and then turned the weapon on himself, with authorities noting unclear motive and no immediate throughline to prior work.
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Woulder
Golo
A. A. Pornhurel
Boulder Rally News
Meraid
TN Meath
Geyer to Take Rotary Presidency in San Antonio
Gus Geyer will become president of the San Antonio Rotary Club on July 1 after his election at a Friday noon meeting at the J Anthony hotel. He will succeed Carleton W. Adams. Officers to follow include George Potchernick as vice president Werner Rennert as treasurer Edward Arneson as honorary secretary and E. White as sergeant at arms. Herman Lichte named delegate to the national convention in Beattle Washington.
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Gus Geyer
Sam Antonio
Eastern America to Go on Daylight Savings Sunday
New York April 24 Tomorrow at 2 a m 142 000 persons throughout America and Europe will lose one hour regaining it only on September 25 Daylight saving time will go into effect to stay through the summer Clocks of most communities in the Eastern United States and other affected countries will be set ahead one hour tomorrow at the designated time
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New York
Lin
America
Europe
United States
Giannini Sees Prosperity Near in US Recovery
Amadeo F. Giannini, chairman of Trans-America, arrived today and stated that America is on the verge of a sound return to prosperity. He agreed with General Daves on the soldiers' bonus debate and noted improved conditions nationwide.
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Ghicagg
America
Amadeo PF
Giannini
Trans-America Corporation
Daves
Oil Worker Sought for Refugio Killing
Refugio Texas April 23 1925 Henry Brown 30 an unemployed oil field worker is charged with shooting Gus Rehin here Thursday night A domestic quarrel preceded the killing according to City Marshal William Sitterle Rehin's body was sent to Hondo for burial Fueled by a domestic quarrel the shooting occurred in Refugio Texas local coverage confirms the suspect and victim names and the burial plan
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Texas
Henry Brown
Gus Rehin
William Sitterle
Rehin
Hondo
Buria
Winans to Fly to Matagorda Bay for Aerial Gunnery
Maj. Gen. Edwin B. Winans commander of the Eighth Corps area and staff officers Maj. John T. McLane and Luthrap B. Clapham with First Lieut. William R. Grove Jr. will fly to Matagorda Bay next Thursday to witness aerial gunnery tests.
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Edwin B. Winans
Eighth Corps
John T. McLane
Luthtrap B. Clapham
Areca
William R. Grove Jr
Winans
Matagorda Bay
Thurssey
Wilfrss Tess
Prison break leaves two police dead as 25 prisoners flee
In Delhi on April, two policemen were fatally wounded and 25 prisoners escaped while being transported to Lahore. The convicts overpowered guards, seized rifles, and opened fire on the officers.
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Delhi
Lahore
Hiccoughs Fatal to Aged Farmer in Falls City
Falls City Nebraska April 2 19 HNE three weeks of hiccoughs ended in the death of Frank Maris 60 a farmer He endured a prior six week attack seven years ago and succumbed to the persistent hiccoughs after a prolonged illness The report notes the fatal outcome and Maris lifelong farming in Falls City local officials were not cited.
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Falls City
Neb
Maris
Mayor and Wife to Visit Clarksville
Local report notes Mayor and wife will visit Clarksville on Tuesday. They are expected to spend the next day in the city, meeting residents and reviewing municipal affairs.
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Clarksville
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