Women of Texas defend Woods campaign manager
A letter from Mrs. John W. Woods rebuts A J Barton article accusing misconduct in John W. Woods campaign for attorney general. She recounts managing the Woods campaign, offices moved, threats received, and blackmail attempts, condemning dirty politics and vowing cleaner conduct.
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A. J. Barton
State
Dallas
West Texas
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Germany Short of Men Faces War Fatigue and Peace Talks
A dispatch from Stockholm and coverage in the Times outline German shortages of manpower, liberal critique of the slaughter, and rising peace-offensive rhetoric. Kellerman’s Copenhagen interview quotes German liberal views on war, sacrifice, and the belief that only American manpower could decisively end the conflict.
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Marriage of Jack A Landers and Emma Marbach
Announcement reports the wedding Thursday morning at St Pauls Episcopal Church between Jack A Landers of Houston and Emma Marbach daughter of Judge J Marbach of New Braunfels witnessed by Judge and Mrs Marbach and Mr and Mrs U S Dreiffer.
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War Industries Board Extends White Paper Rules to Weeklies
Washington announces a new order applying white paper conservation rules to weekly newspapers. The measure mirrors daily-paper limits, bans new papers except under strict rules, restricts free copies and exchanges, cuts publication space, and bars voting contests and circulation-boosting premiums. Publishers must swear affidavits by November 1 detailing rule adoption and savings achieved.
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Washington, D.C
War Industries Board
Non war industries to be cut off from steel plan
Washington move to divert steel from non war uses aims to meet government and ally needs. War Industries Board after a secret conference with steel interests orders greater mill conversion and tighter controls, may commandeer non essential stocks, and enforce strict conservation to curb the steel shortage.
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Washington, D.C
War Industries Board
American Tram and Steel Institute
Hind
No intangibles allowed in railroad valuations says ICC
Washington August 25 The Interstate Commerce Commission will not include goodwill going concern value or other intangible assets in railroad valuations. Texas Midland appraisal cited. cost figures and depreciation methods explained. impact on future ratemaking and potential public ownership scenarios noted.
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Expected small vote in second primary for attorney and general race
In Austin Texas the second primary election is projected to yield no more than 450000 ballots, far fewer than the 700000 in the general primary on docket for Saturday. Analysts note a decline in male voters and a drop in participation among women tied to the gubernatorial contest.
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Austin
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Wade
Government talk to open Friday sales club meeting
Friday night meeting of the Salesmanship Club at Gunter Hall will feature William A. Glick of the Single Tax League as leader and speaker on how general principles of government shape the United States. Saturday session will feature Charles Meek, superintendent of schools, as principal speaker in the program.
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Willian A. Glick
Yax League of
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Charles Meek
Cureton Leads First Primary By Ten Thousand Votes
The report shows C. M. Cureton ahead in the first primary by about 10,420 votes over rival Woods. An executive committee review uncovers counting errors favoring Woods and adjusts totals across multiple counties, revealing Cureton’s true margin and discrepancies in vote tabulation.
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Ballrooms Talk Schedule and Local Notices
The transcript lists events at the Gunter Ballroom with speakers Willis Keller Melfi and Walter Rogers. It also notes a roll of names on an honor list and announces dentist Keeling resuming practice August 26. An advertisement for the Travis Club Cigar Shop on Avenue C is included.
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Willis Keller
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Nour King
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Avenue C
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