Hotel El Paso Del Norte candidate leads Texas Hotelists
Jack Chaney of the Hotel El Paso Del Norte in El Paso appeared the likely candidate for the Texas Hotel Association presidency as the thirty-first annual convention opened. Names floated included Alex Schneider of Pampa as Chaney’s possible successor and Graham Heli of Houston as current president. The event featured speeches by Oscar M. Powell and reports by secretary A. W. Marban.
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Jack Chaney
el Paso del Norte
el Paso
Texas Hotel Association
Association
Elyse
Chaney
Graham Heli
Houston
Alex Schneider
Pampa Havd
Sh Hus
Paul EB. McSween
The
St Anthony
Securadl
Oscar M. Powell
Social Security Board
A.W. Marbnan
Rabbit
Sanders Ag
Galveston
Fort Worth
St. Anthony
Willow Springs
Plaza Hotel
Plaza Hole
Nisi
Colonel Finest
Thompson
Amarilla
Greece Recognizes Italy in Ethiopia Move
Rome report says Greek dictator John Metaxas informed Count Galeazo Clana that Greece has appointed a consul at Addis Ababa, thereby recognizing Italy's sovereignty in Ethiopia. The action marks a formal acknowledgment of Italian control in the region.
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Rome
John Metaxas
Greece
Galeazo Clana
Addis Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
Marihuana Case Charges Filed Against Joe Garcia
A complaint charging possession of marijuana was filed December 14 against Joe Garcia living at 2122 Ba Luis Street. Justice of the Peace Bat Carelzat issued a surety bond of 1000. Deputy Sheriff Houston Miner filed the case with Justice Corriga.
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Joe Garcia
Luis Street
Justice of the Peace
Bat Carelzat
Houston Miner
Corriga
Unemployment Law Rules Announced In Austin
Director R B Anderson said five payroll changes take effect December 20 for employers under the state unemployment compensation act. Provisions include extended due dates for contributions, first contributions due after payrolls reach eight or more workers, possible coverage termination if payroll drops, mandatory monthly payroll reports with detailed employee data, and full remuneration disclosure. A separate report notes a gas station robbery on Nogelitos Street with $4042 stolen.
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Austin
R. B. Anderson
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Alabama unemployment insurance law struck down by federal court
A three judge Federal court ruled that Alabama's unemployment insurance act violated both state and federal constitutions. The ruling enjoins the state from enforcing the act while upholding the state workers compensation provisions. The case involves Gulf State Paper and Southern Contract Coke against Attorney General Carmichael. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court will follow after a four to four ruling on similar New York law.
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Montgomery
Als
Alabama
Gulf State Paper Corporation
Southern Contract Coke Company
A. A. Carmichael
United States
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
New York State
Gen W S Scott Awarded Silver Plaque at Home
Brigadier General W S Scott, former commander of the First Officers Training Camp at Leon Springs in 1917, received a silver plaque Monday at his home 34 East Grayson street. Delegation from the First Officers Training Camp association presented the honor.
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W. S. Scott
W. &. Scott
Leon Springs
General Scott
East Grayson Street
First Officers ‘Naining Camp Association
B.H. Jester
Gorsiogna
Presient
J. M. McGinley
Fort Worth
A. Y. Anderson
GC. C. Fatterson
Scntt
Ness
Edward Rescues Two Cameramen at Enzesfeld Palace
Vienna reports Edward, Duke of Windsor, helped secure release for two cameramen detained during a Royal Photos session at Enzesfeld palace near the Rothschilds residence. The seized films were confiscated and Edward offered to buy the reels if usable.
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Edward
Vienna
Amencai
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Enzesfeld
Rothschilds
Col W Lee Hart On Duty At Fort Sam Houston
Col W Lee Hart began duty as executive officer at Fort Sam Houston's peak station hospital Tuesday. Hart previously held the post from 1921 to 1925 and served at Fort Sam Houston in 1911 and later. He replaces Col G A Edwards who was recently named chief of the Korea battalion.
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Cr. W. Lee Hart
Givision Syreon
Philippines
Fort Sam Houston
Peek Station Hospital
Hart
Station Hospital
Csi
G. A. Edwards
Koray
New Post Office Project Nears Completion in May
San Antonio's new federal post office is 80 percent complete and expected to be finished by Christmas Day. Occupancy planned for May 11 with government construction engineer Beaudreau noting a tour this week by architect Ralph Cameron. Ongoing work continues as officials announce schedules and staffing for the forthcoming facility.
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San Antonio
Beaudrentt
Beaudrest
Ralph Cameron
Carneros
Horral
Heaudreau
Power firms garage burns in city fire loss
A Central Power and Light Company truck barn at 200 Dancy Avenue burned Monday afternoon in a fire of undetermined origin. The blaze caused about 500 dollars in damage. Trucks from companies 4, 5, 1, and 2 responded, led by M. H. Lovelady, and extinguished the flames in twenty minutes. The structure, frame with an all roof, housed company trucks, none of which were inside when the fire started.
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Jones Avenue
Central Power and Light Copany
Dancy Avenue
M. H. Lovelady
Central Power and Light Company
Mackie
Fratme Struc
Twin sisters share hospital bed with twins in Omaha
In Omaha Neb a pair of sisters occupy a single bed in a local hospital with twin baby boys in each bed. Mrs A Denenberg 24 gave birth Friday night to a pair of twins while her sister Mya Zabel 25 also delivered twins that same night in the same hospital room.
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Omatia
Neb
Omaha
He Sae Hospital
Daxvis A. Denenberg
Mya
Tais Zabel
Weather and sunrise data from the week across multiple cities
The page compiles temperatures, sunrises and sunsets, and precipitation details for numerous locations including Abilene Albuquerque Houston Little Rock Los Angeles Seattle and more. It lists highs and lows, cloud cover, and atmospheric conditions in a dense tabular style typical of early 20th century weather summaries.
Funeral services for Pioneer Woman Mrs Ogden Wilson
Funeral services for Mrs Ogden Wilson 77 pioneer San Antonio resident will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 from East Guiney Street. The Rev Ar Ri McKinstry will officiate. She was born in Canals and lived in San Antonio since two months old. Daughter of Duncan Campbell Ogden a Perche prisoner. Surviving: her son D P Wilson of Fort Worth Kaveth, sister Mrs BH Millette of Norfolk Virginia, and one granddaughter.
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Ogden Wilson
San
Venezuela Strike Threatens Tieup in Maracaibo
Maracaibo workers continued production today as a strike loomed and a settlement was sought. Strikes were called at several plants, but only Maracaibo employees walked out. Demands included union-only employment, strike pay, free medical care, company housing, and free transportation for distant workers.
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Venezuela
Maracaibo
Venexuela
le Gunilla
Cabinas
Park Theater Bids Opened in Bracken Ridge Park
Bids for Sunken Garden Park’s Park Theater improvements in Bracken Ridge were opened in Austin by the board of control supervising Centennial funds. Planned work includes dressing and storage rooms, a concrete amphitheater floor, and an ornamental entrance, with an estimated 60 000 dollars. The low bid will be announced Wednesday as part of Texas federal Centennial projects including Alamo improvements and the Trail Driver exhibits.
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Sunken Garden
Brackenridge Park
Austin
Board of Control
Texas
John Vain- Jeton
Centennial All Slon
Cone Tract
San Antonio
Bracken Ridge Park
New Peace Plan in Utah Silver Strike
PARK CITY Utah Dec 1 Operators and labor unions after night long conferences announced a new peace plan to be submitted to striking miners in this silver center Terms were not fully disclosed Approximately 1200 miners are on strike in this district since October 12 demanding 1 cent daily wage increases and eight hour portal shifts Previous proposals offered 25 cent advances. About 2000 of the original 8000 miners remain on strike over the issue.
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Park City
Utah
Ithis
Twe
Man Pleads Guilty to Burglary In Front Of His Children
Tomas Herrera pleaded guilty in Criminal District Court to burglary after being caught on the farm of EJ Lamm in Corpus Christi. He received a four year suspended sentence. Herrera had seven children present during the plea and sentence before Judge W. W. McCrory.
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Tomas Herrera
Cour Herrera
EJ. Lamm
Corpus Christ Rusd
Herrera
W. W. McCrory
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