UT ex students disruption ends after heated luncheon
Disturbances among ex students of the University of Texas followed a luncheon at the St. Anthony hotel. President Walter Splawn and John A. Lomax urged support for a greater university. Maury Maverick charged the university with prioritizing athletics over academics, sparking heated exchanges before the group adjourned amid voting and closing remarks.
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St. Anthony Hotel
Walter Splawn
University
John A. Lomax
Ex-Students’ Association
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Dutcher Stark
Board of
Regents
University Ta Br “Society
Beeze and Atthletics
Stark
Henry Burney
Mererick
Pat Swearingen
Maverick
Dick Terrell
Mr. Terrell
Connecticut Voters Choose Senate Candidate in New Haven
Connecticut voters went to the polls to select a successor to the late Senator Frank Brandegee. Republican Hiram Bingham, governor-elect, faces Democrat Hamilton Holt, a former editor and League of Nations advocate, in the race.
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New Haven
Campaign expense probe continues in Senate hearings
A Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures resumes hearings. Two Chicago men allege a 2 million dollar fund moved from Washington to Federal Reserve banks for Republican campaign use. J. B. Cochran of Franklin National Bank of Washington and Kromett Dowd of the Postal Telegraph Company were subpoenaed for the session.
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Senate
Chicago
Federal Reserve
J. B. Cochran
Franklin National Bank of Washington
Kromett Dowd
Postal Telegraph Company
George Keene Drugstore Holiday Gift Array at Military Plaza
Advertisement lists Xmas gifts and items for sale including tree decorations toys perfume sets candy baby sets pipes cigars Xmas cards tobaccos stationery ivory dots art candles military sets bob hair combs and brushes at George Keene, druggist, Military Plaza.
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George Keene
Military Plaza
Success hinges on personality says Mrs Bickett
Mrs Bickett a San Antonio businesswoman, an insurance producer and Cole Tan Company agent, stresses that success in sales comes from knowledge of prospect disposition and genuine, pleasant conduct. She advises honesty, no pestering, selling one’s own proposition first, and building trust through sincere service. Her remarks aim to guide women pursuing business careers.
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Stone Big
San Antonio
Bickett
Cole Tan Company
Baylor
Nda
Iit
Idie Siate
Trial of Barinzie continues amid Klan ties questions
Jury selection responds to Klansmen on the panel as defense challenges seek names of Klan members and correspondence. Prosecution notes source of private prosecution. case moved on change of venue from Uvalde after a July primary death at Mahaffey Abstract offices.
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Harry C. Melton
Warren M. Anderson
Klan
Dact
Hooded Order
McKinsie
Asyense
San Antonio Klan No. 31
W. C. Douglas
Glande Carter
Silene
Douglas
Carter
Andre McCrory
Tnd Williams
Waco
Levi Old
Willems
Uvalde County
West Texas
Old
Mahaffey Abstract Company
Bluetiot
Hiller Acquitted of Texas Frauds in Kansas City
In Kansas City on December 16 Judge Willard Phall sustained the demurrer of George W. Miller charged with fraud to obtain a Cameron County Texas deed. The court ordered acquittal after ruling the state failed to prove sufficient evidence to sustain the indictment. Miller allegedly obtained 220 acres of Texas land and a home valued at 850,000 via false pretenses in exchange for two apartments in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
George W. Miler
Cameron County
Texas
Willard Phall
Miller
George 8. Wolfersberger
Postal Salary Veto Before Senate Amid Debate
Debate over a postal pay increase advances to the Senate with Republican and Democrat senators opposing immediate action. Key supporters listed include Couzens Cummins Edge Frazier Howell Johnson Jones Ladd McKinley McNary Reed Stanfield Wadsworth Norbeck and others while Democrats Bruce Dial and King align against rapid consideration. The chair’s ruling slows momentum by delaying a vote on overriding discussion.
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Michigan
Cummins
Iowa
Edge
New Jersey
Frazier
North Dakota
Howell
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Jones
Washington
Ladd
McKinley
Illinois
McNary
Oregon
Reed
Pennsylvania
Stanfield
Wadsworth
New York
Norbeck
Rotl Tau
Bruce
Maryland
Dial
South Carolina
King
Utah
Senate
Snow Storm Bites Northern Rockies With Arctic Winds
A fresh storm sweeping the northern Rockies since Sunday sent fine snow and arctic breezes across the region. Skies remain partially cloudy with flurries and a chance of rain as it moves eastward.
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Xice
Rockies
Flivide
Canasta
Blind folk invited to see Majestic vaudeville act
Judge Archer lauds the Rotary Club's dress rehearsal of Midnight at the Majestic Theater. He invites every blind resident of San Antonio to Wednesday's performance, offering two free tickets via box office at the Majestic, courtesy of Charlie Leach. The act by J Frank Davis lets the blind follow a show without descriptions, like listening to radio drama with heightened realism.
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Rotary Club
San Antonio
Majestic Theater
Charlie Leach
Mr. Leach
Rotary Son
J. Frank Davis
Davis
Leac
Deputy shot on Mexican border near Laredo
Joe Fierros deputy sheriff was critically wounded when gunfire erupted from the Mexican side while he and Deputy Constable Lazaro Gonzalez attempted to arrest two Mexican smugglers unloading liquor at the Rio Grande. Fierros returned to the county jail and then home in critical condition.
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Laredo
Joe Fierros
Rio Grande
Fierros
Lazaro Gonzalez
Bierrog
Letter Threatens Viscount Allenby Before Alexandria Visit
A letter signed The Black Mand threatened Viscount Allenby, the British high commissioner for Egypt, as he prepared to depart Cairo for Alexandria. A Cairo dispatch notes that many British and foreign officials plan to resign from Egyptian service next April.
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London
Viscount Allenby
Egypt
Cairo
Alexandria
Daily Mail
Daily Telegraph
New Orleans Gets Morning Tribune Daily Paper Debut
The Morning Tribune debuted in New Orleans as a six day morning paper published by the New Orleans Item Publishing Company, which also issues the Evening Item. The Sunday Morning Item will now appear as the Item Tribune.
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Morning ‘Tribune
New Orleans Item Publishing Company
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