Garner Elevates Texas Leader As House Speaker
Washington dispatch notes John N. Garner of Texas rose to prominence as the new House Speaker guiding a lean Democratic majority. He unified a policy committee to discipline members, pressed for essential reforms, and shifted public finance with measures like the reconstruction finance corporation. His decisive leadership earned bipartisan support and elevated a previously obscure Texan into a national figure.
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Attendance Office Aids Named For Breckenridge Officer
A list of assistants to the Breckenridge Attendance Officer includes Milan Mareupele Ig evik Marguerite Ollis Mabel Kent Kathresa Cole Marguerite Reese Tes te THM Annalell Marlavish Fowler Fyn Fille Maillon Kaine Nortrothy Campbell Fienner Schontol Marge Barrick Tow Hue Tins Tours Ruth Pobreman Mildred Haonset Frances Jhur nit Vnola Andersen Marin Tintler Then Stoliff Jeorrning Zarhadas Marjorie Dean Nanny Perry Aliee Patternon Maure Stennett Maredert Preasley Mary T Lewise Weyman Mat hy Virkel Lois Mae Ridnor.
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Milan Mareupele
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Mabel Kent
Kathresa Cole
Marguerite Reese Teste Thm
Annalell Marlavish
Aged Fowler
Fyn Fille Maillon
Kaine Nortrothy Campbell
Fienner Schontol
Marge Barrick- Tow
Hue Tins Tours
Ruth Pobreman
Mildred Haonset
Frances Jhurnit
Vnola Andersen
Marin Tintler
Stoliff
Jeorrning Zarhadas
Marjorie Dean
Nanny Perry
Aliee Patternon
Maure Stennett
Maredert Preasley
Mary T Lewise Weyman
Mathy Virkel
Lois Mae Ridnor
Heath Elected to Head Advisory Group
Heath elected president of the Camille College advisory council with officers including Willard Heath as president and Guy Kissinger as secretary. Other listed roles include officers and representatives such as Ares Loin Tindall, Folin Mastaneh, Reon Eenboim, Vanna Taitgne, Wallon Vienth, Einrdman, and Frederick Hanimand in various posts.
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Camille
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Fefferseny
Senine Shieol
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Guy Kissinger
Ree Perdine
Marriot
Nooil Aecrotnty
Folin Mastaneh
Reon Eenboim Vanna
Hizabelly
Einrdman
Junian
Betty M Dovid Heads Advisory Betty McDavid Leads Panel
Betty M Dovid was elected head of Advisory Betty with McDavid chosen as secretary while Mrs Marc Srather takes advisory. Other officers include Simon Cunningham as president Charles Morrison as reporter Helen Tackson as representative and John Saunders as declaration manager.
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Marc Srather
Thomas Jefferson
Simon Cunningham
Charles Morrison
Helen Tackson
John Saunders
Roosevelt Shifts To Popular Ground In Candidacy
A New York address before the state grange in Albassy shows Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt signaling a broad candor on national issues. He backs League of Nations participation, debt cancellation, and tariff cooperation while maintaining silence on prohibition and Tammany corruption, prompting concern that he tailors his stance to public sentiment to win the White House.
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Black Fleet Prepares Landing to Recapture Ore
Vigilant forces guard island position as Blue fleet awaits favorable moment to land on nearby shores. Black defenders stage surprise defense with ships, submarines, and mines while extra troops and air support monitor advancing threats from adjacent isles.
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Committees Named for Club at Brackenridge
Mildred Arne, club president at Brackenridge Senior Section, presided over committee selections. Members include Anna THM, Maller Keester, Dwenthy Daven siert, Mag Trainer, Donia Ryland Greer, Lavania Smith, Virginia Martin, Armonia Ionea, Margaret Vanes, Kath eringe Walsh, Arlene Mankenship, Enlen Hol, Marjorin Rayon, William Goldstein, Nedra Chapman.
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Brackenridge Senior
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Dwenthy Davensiert
Mag
Donia Ryland Greer
Lavania Smith
Menbershin
Virginia Martin
Tanioral
Armonia Ionea
Margaret Vanes
Katheringe Walsh
Ballotin
Arlene Mankenship
Chandeliers Removed From 1890 U S Courtroom
The 1890 chandeliers and seven brass fixtures from the old U S Courtroom were dismantled after the post office building addition. The items, in aged condition, were taken down as a wave of modernization included suspended glass siting and a new light system. Paul A. Lockhart noted the room had been divided to create an office for the post office service secretary.
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Shestedorn
Norn
Court of Money
Paul A. Lockhart
Rommussigney
Francis X Shields Marries Heiress in Greenwich
Francis X Shields wed a heiress in Greenwich, tying a notable marriage that links prominent local figures and wealth. The ceremony drew attention from high society and documents reflect strong social connections in the area.
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Greenwich
African Bush Mysteries Explained In Zimbabwe Valley Tale
A fictional explorer Miss Hall weaves a telegraph mystery across Zimbabwe valley. The narrative follows white traders, local kraal life, and hidden telegraph stations revealing whether a white trader was murdered. clues trace a killer through distant camps as reports arrive months later.
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Witchgraft
Arica
Tintelibies
Museu
Ate
Mixa Hott
Juehere
Porrinly
Kraal
Iris
Saul
Telegraph
Seacoast
Neutrality in School Board Rage Sparks Debate
A chaotic account details factions in a local school board dispute over neutrality amid campaign activity. Key figures like Weakley and Alayur Clamber’s advisers press for harmony while mayoral allies oppose outside groups. Several terms and membership dates are mentioned as elections approach.
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Weaklos
Ehslnetu
Gay Wolf
Armand Abenaeelys
Meg
Donry Corres
Ted
Albers
Rane Wong Vane
Jayor Chambers
Roger Stokes
Mary Kin
Sin Mobbie
Illinois Moves to Help Unemployed
Springfield officials proposed a $20,000,000 emergency relief program to aid the unemployed and needy. Governor Joni Ty Emmerson backed expedited measures, with five components set to be signed into effect.
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School Library Aids Are Chosen
Assistants at Braokenrise Sening sel have been chosen for library aid duties. Names include Mdma Myer, Carole Venhan, Puettle Frit, Frances Kenle, Darashiy Tatty Martin, Wayman Tint, Hewitt Kelatr Molen, Armen Annee Tiliive Taker, Taowize Stechnerer, Verma Dawen, Bern Wilson, Tale Willian Onry, Lennie Cray, Walton, and Myron Aby.
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Carole Venhan
Hose Carher
Puettle Frit
Frances Kenle
Darashiy Tatty Martin
Wayman Tinthoi
Herre
Hewitt Kelatr
Molen Armen Annee Tiliive
Debating Society Elects Officers at Brackenridge Senior
The Debating Society at Brackenridge Senior elects officers. Vincent Stucke is vice president and Lorine Devine secretary. Ine Neal treasurer. Robert Francis parliamentarian. John William Cary sergeant at arms. Charles Loring reporter. Tigh Merc Tes censor. Arthur igains critic.
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Thackeneidse Mohat
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Vincent Stucke
Dev Lorine
Ine Neal
Robert Francis
John William Cary
Charles Loring
Tigh Merc Tes
Atihir Igains
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