Garner asked to speak at Labor Day event in San Antonio
John N. Garner is invited to be principal speaker for Labor Day at San Pedro Park on September 5, with James E. Ferguson also set to appear. The San Antonio Trades Council organizes a full day program starting with a basket lunch and baseball, ending with a labor party at 8 p.m. and a popularity contest at 7 p.m.
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Jim Ferguson
LA. Park
John N. Garner
San Pedro Park
George B. Powers
Chaiman
Garner
Labor Day
San Antonio
Texas
Powers
C. M. Chambers
Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
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San Antonio Trades Council
E. A. Rogers
Organized Labor
Opal Belford
Louis Brehmer
Donald Fulton
R.J. Long
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Ex Klan Leader in Pen Charges Witness Murder
Indianapolis August 2 008 BD C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan adds another sensational charge to back his bid for a new trial. He is serving a life sentence for the murder of a Indianapolis woman and alleges that another Klan chief killed and was a star witness during his trial. A $3025 petition notes the police cannot identify a body believed to be a young woman found by authorities.
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Indianapolis
C. Stephenson
Indiafia Ku Klux
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Stephenson
Indianapolia
H.C. Jenkins
Starlal
Senator King predicts large U.S. treasury deficit
Senator King of Utah warned that unless business improves, taxes will rise next session and federal spending could be cut by at least 750 million dollars. He projected a treasury shortfall near 2 million dollars and called for retrenchment in commerce, agriculture, and the veterans bureau.
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King
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Veterans’ Bureau
Disabled War Flier Offers Lancaster Home
Aug 20 report from MIAMT notes a disabled American aviator from World War I at Lake City VA hospital offers Capt William Lancaster a spare apartment. The letter expresses support, saying there are other veterans who understand his situation and that he is not guilty amid a murder acquittal claim involving Haden Clark.
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William N. Lancaster
Giue Mier
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Haden Clark
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Lander
Miaimi
United States
Veterans Hospital
Lake Cit
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Valley Produce in 20 Years Value Hit at 125 Million
Valley produce trade drives a long term growth estimate claiming a 125 million dollar value over two decades. Trade data from Washington shows broad patent activity across New York and Pennsylvania, with Ohio and California also noted. Government figures align with rising commerce and manufacturing linked to agricultural distribution.
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New York
Yiols
Permasylvania
Ohio
California
Capaimerce Department
An. WN
Kevorsting
Rowwnsan
Forum Letters on Licensing and Dial Phones Spark Debate
The Light publishes open letters criticizing unregulated trades and urging city licensing to curb infringements across crafts. A second piece laments the coming telephone dial system, predicting job losses for operators and higher costs for users in New York.
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New York
Dievad Eyoub
Cafes Under Scrutiny Over Hygiene Says Reader
A reader warns against lax cafe cleanliness noting cups with finger-contact inside, exposed doughnuts and dust risks. The letter argues hot coffee may kill germs and urges inspectors to focus on lunch counter practices and bare-hand contact with sampled foods.
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the Light
Interstate IC orders study of railcar switching charges
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an investigation into proposed higher reciprocal switching charges by the Missouri-Rangen-Texas railroad at Dallas Fort Worth Hodge Waco and Wichita Falls Texas. The proposal aims for a minimum 86.10 per car compared with the current 3.18.
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Missouri-Rangen-Texas — Railroast
Dallas
Fort Worth
Hodge
Waco
Whenica Falls
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pad
Cotton Spinning Report Released by Census Bureau
The Census Bureau announced that on July 31 there were 31,768,510 cotton spinning spindles in the United States, with 19,758,252 operated at some point during the month. This compares to 19,061,000 in June and 25,825,718 in July last year. The total active spindle hours for the month reached 3,658,196,582.
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Washunesway
Uy Aur
Census Bureau
United States
Hoover Displeases Evangéline Booth’s Return
Evangeline Booth commander in chief of the Bal val ion Army in Los Angeles criticized President Hoover after arrival, saying his statement on prohibition caused great disappointment. She added conditions are closing, and economically the country looks brighter than in two years.
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Hoover
Evangéline Booth
Los Angeles
Evangeline Booth
Balvation
Booth
Relic from Bloodless War given to Maine state museum
Augusta Maine August 20 relic from the Bloodless War is presented by Mrs Nele Saunders Di in daughter of Joseph F Saunders an ensign in the Maine militia. The relic consists of a saber and commission of her father and was placed in the state house museum.
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Augusta
Two Men Arrested for Driving Stolen Car
In Graham Texas two men were arrested after officers found them arriving in a car reported stolen in Irving Dallas County. One man was wounded in the neck and arm from a light bullet wound. Officers said cigarettes and other articles were found in the vehicle.
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Graham
Texas
Irving
Dallas County
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