Texas fair trade act eyed by San Antonio druggists
A meeting with Representative R. L. Reader discussed the proposed Texas fair trade act to be introduced in January. Attending were J. Seibert, president of the San Antonio Retail Druggists Association, Dr. W. J. Danforth of Fort Worth, secretary of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association, and several local druggists. The act would affect many retail businesses and help manufacturers and brands curb price-cutting by retailers.
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San Antonio
J. =. Seibert
Gd Wonla
Boy shoots pal in bid at target in Dallas
In Dallas on December 22 Joe Gol fers, 15, cried as he confessed fatally wounding his friend W. F. Emery, 15, during a plan to shoot at a target. Detectives J. T. Luther and L. G. Delk reported the youths decided to shoot and the older boy set up a fan before firing. Emery died several hours later from gunfire.
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Dallas
Joe
Pods
W. F. Emery
Bolters
J. T. Luther
L. G Delk
Emery
Evie
Chinese Envoy to Pass Through En Route to New York
A Chinese envoy will pass through Saw 230 a in Thursday on the way to New York City, per F L Orr assistant general passenger agent for the Missouri it wars. The report notes the routing via Mexico en route to the destination.
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Mexico
New York City
F. L. Orr
Pasner
Missouri
Local San Antonio Gossips and Notes From Bexar Facts
A survey of brief items mentions Brother Albert Hage Mann directing a band, Dr ASA Beach apologizing for a shooting, Billboard rep B Cooper McRonald in town, Jor Finck poloing, North Texas Agricultural College ties, and various local personalities including Irvin Martin and Dexter Fellows. Also notes a Ringling Brothers show buzz, hospital updates, a heat issue at a Texas theater, hunting trip plans, a Christmas display, a federal police school advance, questions about a woman who fell, Wallis Simpson style dress influence, and other city curios with short quips and anecdotes.
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Albert Hage Mann
Asa Beach
Cooper
Ronald
Billboard
Houston
Jor Finck
Kleptor Holmes
Alamo Helgiis
North Texas Agricultural College
Irvin Martin
A. H
Dexter Fellows
Ringling Brothers
Mathis
Bob Nixon
Duke University
Texas Theater
Phil Shook JR
Pat Clare
New Mexico
Antonio Glguin
Colina Sweet
Fime
Maey
San Antonio
New York Times
Lallas
Brownsville
W. A. Scholl
New Braunfels
Federal Grand Jury
John M. Steinfeldt
Nellie Williamson
Yelmae Liaden
Wallis Simpson
Alex Pagenstegher
Sill
Wally Gursch
Carl, Biebers
Frances Aschbacher
Reno Guts Ties For Socialite Couple
Ninety nine couples from the social registers of nine cities have been involved in Reno divorce actions in 1936. New York contributed the greatest number of socially prominent divorce seekers to the Reno court records. Noted names include Beatrice Margel Tracy and Lillian Frances Kenton McMartin.
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Reng
Nev
Sixten
America
New York
Boston Social Register
Baltimore
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chisago
Buffalo
Washington
Cincinnati
Beatrice “Margel ‘Tracy
Dix
A. Arthur Tracy
Tanio Fame
Lillian Frances Kenton McMartin
Dimaan McMerith
Hunter Lb
Gary
Kansas City
Reno
Lamore S. Gray
Sylvia Curtis Steinert
Alexander Lang Steinert
Lilien Emerson Harts
William Wright Harts Jr
Italian children meet Santa at chamber party in Columbus
Italian chamber of commerce sponsors a Christmas party at Allan Hall on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Santa Claus will distribute gifts to about 300 children, with music, entertainment, refreshments, and readings.
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Santa Aling Childen
Santa Claus
Italian Chamber of Commerce
Allan Hall
Coumbus
Morales
Court olds key to Lagoa legislation
Washington dispatch notes the Supreme Court could decide major labor policy as Congress and states debate minimum wage laws for women under Wagner act challenges. Key cases loom on Washington state law and the Wagner act, with March decisions shaping 1938 labor legislation and potential constitutional amendments.
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Washington
Congress
Rite
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Washington State
New York
Onlo
Con-Gress
Department of Labor
Committee For Industral Organization
la Follette Civil Liberties Divestiga- Hon Walek
Santa Claus Ship Brings Gifts to Alaska Children
Alaska’s Santa Claw ships 92000 dollars of candy and gifts to 6500 Alaska children from Seattle as the Alaska Steamship Yukon rests at West Seattle moorings for the tenth day. The annual voyage reverses the usual order with a south to north route for the holidays.
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Seattle
Alaska
Santa Claw
Alaska Steamship Company
Yukon
West Seattle
Roundup by Air Pilot to Chase Broncos Until They Tire
Roundup near Twin Falls Idaho describes pilots using planes to harry wild mustangs until they tire for corraling. Ranchers call the herd a menace and plan to auction fit horses at varied prices while most will be turned into animal feed. Descriptions note past failure and the ponies’ descent from historic stock.
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Broncos
Twin Palls
Idaho
Uhaytre
Tamoine Stevens
Stevens
Escaped Privates Re-Arrested After Fort Sam Halt
Pvt John L Roberts and Pvt Hor Binith, both 18, overpowered a sentry at Doda Field Monday and fled with a gun. They were recaptured by military police led by Maj FE HK Mitchell and rebooked at Fort Sam Houston. Pvt Rankin Mayne aided in the rearrest on a railway track toward Randolph.
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John L. Roberts
Hor Binith
Doda Dield
Meenly
Fort Sam Houstin
Miltary
HK. Mitchell
Rankin Mayne
Randolph
Mayne
Roberts
Brackentinge Park
Ssuthorttier
Soldiers Charged in Fort Sem robbery by assault
Fort Sem Houston soldiers Gleny Thomason and Charles N. Hilliard were charged by City Detective F F Littlepage with joint robbery by assault. They allegedly held up Henry Ferry at 602 Broadway December 17, taking $2, and Thomason faced an additional charge involving G G Zarseo at 623 Perez Street for a beverage firm theft.
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Gleny ‘Thomason
Charles N. Hilliard
Houston
F. F. Littlepage
Henry Ferry
Broadway
Thomason
G. G. Zarseo
Champagni ‘Beer Company
Tide Swell Pays Employee Bonuses By Service Length
New York Dec 22 A tide of bonuses hits workers as firms award extra pay rooted in tenure. Loose-Wiles Eisworth company grants one week’s pay for five years or more, ten dollars for six months to a year, about 0.40 workers affected. Beagram-Diaters pays sales staff from one week’s pay to ten percent of annual salary by length of service. Lawrenceburg and Louisville distillery staff receive bonuses tied to length of service.
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New -York
Beagram-Diatiers Corporation
Myephéra
Law Frenceburg
Louisville
Jenghly
Mother Grieves as Son Dies in Chicago Lake
In Chicago a widow, Mrs Marton Ategowaki, grieving over not affording Christmas toys for her 11 year old Le Roy, jumped into Lake Michigan with him. Bystander Otto Olson heard Le Roy’s cries and attempted rescue, but the boy drowned as the mother’s body was later recovered. Nearby Deer reportedly roam Central Fireisa forests.
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Chicago
Mely
Marton Ategowaki
Texia
Lake Michigan
le Roy
Otto Olson
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Piode
Jorrie Furniture
San Pedro
Sarah
Sarah Churchill
Winston Churchill
Vic Oliver
Leternalidass
Bexar
By Frank Lard
Florida
Sail Bank
Federal Deposit
Cee
Reno Guts
Solon
Ruth Gardner Pleischmang
Raonl
Herbert Fleischmann
Joh C. Neely
U. S
Matthew Af. Neely
West Virginia
Mary Kathryn Faust
Neely
Helen J. Sklings
Laurence Stallings
Ruth PF. Goodrich
David Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Products Company
John Gault
North St Mary's Direct
Iserab
Fierisa
Salel. Bisa Y
Fan
Supreme Crepa
Soprs
Tyre Aan Gan
Alamo Plaza
East Houston
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