Alt Chief to Pay San Antonio Visit by Whitney Tour
Al Whitnes brand president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen arrives in San Antonio for a one day conference with local lodge representatives. Major C M Chazobers and Judge Dave Watson accompany from Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific lines. An open meeting follows a breakfast at the Poza hotel and a noon event in Austin is planned.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
San Antonio
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Ao Weleoaling Committee
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Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
C. M. Chazobers
Dave Watson
Mr. Whitars
Penny a Day Insurance Offers Low Cost Coverage
An insurance pitch promotes a plan at a penny a day up to 100 dollars monthly, claiming no medical exam required, wide protection for death and costs, and a 60 year annual rate. It cites over 69 000 already insured and urges thorough medical appraisal before purchase.
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Carvayy
Kenna Mo
Coliey Ber
Lee Han Tek
Cross Country Hop to El Paso Made by Students
The Advanced Flying School graduates continue cross country training. Fifteen pursuit section students returned from a flight to Tulsa and Fort Elias. Fourteen planes, flown by attack students and instructors, journeyed Tulsa to Fort Elias to fetch cadets.
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Observation Fection
el Paso
Fl Tnsa
Tulsa
Fort Elias
Lieuls
Ned I Sebramin
W. T. Lacson
Comstork
Kelly Field
Missionary Team Speaks in Several Texas Cities
The Missionary Team composed of five workers will speak in San Antonio Georgetown Houston and Port Arthur during February under the Methodist board of missions. The team includes Rev Howard A Musser Dr H E Brown Rev Alfredo Taglialatela D D Duke of India and Rev Otho A Morris of Dallas. Thursday evening they addressed the Hackberrys Methodist church.
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Georgetown
Houston
Port Arthur
Methodist Board of Missions
Howard A. Musser
Suistionary of
India
H. E. Brown
Ching
Alfredo Taglialatela
Wels
DP. Rudr .Duke
Otho A. Morris
Dallas
Hackberrs Methodist Church
W. le Froehner
Oil Operators See U S Crude Tariff
Washington D C February 7 The hopes of about 200 independent oil traders for a tariff on crude oil were raised as Representative Hawley Republican of Oregon chairman of the Ways and Means Committee suggested the tariff might be written into the Schott-Hawley bill in conference Representative Garner Democrat of Texas pledged support to the proposal
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Washington, D. C
Hawley
Oregon
Wars and Means Committee
Garner
Texas
Artist Sued for 150000 in Balm Suit
Universal Berglee of Los Angeles faces a 150000 suit by Dolores Salazar, with testimony revealing claims and denials. Ferdinand Earle’s depositions are read as he admits love for Salazar and other details at a Paris adjournment.
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Berglee
Los Angeles
Ferdinand
Earle
Dolores Sabuwris
Sras
Paris
France
Miss Salazir
Mirs Salazar
Jin
Teri Steving
China Now Has 52 Radio Stations
China’s commerce department announced today that there are now 52 radio stations in the country. This brief item notes the growth and hints at further code classifications in the light classified section.
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China
Wash
Commerce Department
Varsity Cadets to Attend ROTC Camps Across Southwest
About 250 ROTC cadets mainly from Texas A and M College will train six weeks at Camp Stanley in field conditions. Forty Baylor men join Fort Sam Houston for medical training. Cadets from Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah and Arizona will attend camps at Fort Bliss Fort Loran Fort Clark and Fort Francis Warren from June to July.
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M. College
Areseheralbel
Camp Stanley
Baylor University
Fort Sam Flouston
R. C
Carny Staley
Oklahoma A
University of Oklahoma and Okhoma Military Academy
Port Bliss
University of Arizona
New Me
Colorady School of Mines
Fort Loran
Rule A. University of Utah
Religious School Slated at Travis Park Methodist
The Travis Park Methodist church will open a training school on February 16 with educators from across the region. Credit for stewardship and New Testament survey courses will be offered by Dr. J. G. Crawford of Nashville and Dr. G. Ibean of Dallas, among others. The program includes Hosea and Amos lectures by Dr. A. K. Gray of Southwestern University and discussions led by Mr. J. A. Bays.
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Travis Park Methodist Church
Clin W. Nail
J. G. Crawfor
Nashville
Tenn
Ibean
Dallas
A. K. Gray
Southwestern University
Hosea
Amos
J. A. Bays
Nail
Woodlawn Lake Sanitary Concern Prompts Bond Plan
Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiela announced Saturday he will ask for 10000 in the next bond issue to dredge and deepen Woodlawn Lake. He said the water landing is less than five feet in places and the lake should be deeper throughout. He also called for filling in pink holes around the lake.
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Woodlawn Lake
Jacob Rubiela
Mener Raul Hn
Rubinta
U S Employee Dies of Parrot Fever
Harry P. Ander, 42, a care attendant at the public health presence laboratory, died today from pelitosin parrot fever after contact with a patient. He had been exposed while performing his duties and succumbed to the illness.
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Buiagton
Harry P. Ander
Bresense Laboratory
Court Records From Corporation Court Fines List
A long list shows fines levied for traffic and drunkenness violations. Names include Wallace Campbell D H Lackwoo Julius Giolla and Tryward Moore with various others charged and fined amounts such as 10 and 5 cents or dollars. The roster includes numerous individuals from an era with grainy OCR style and many misspellings.
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Tub. Hilards
Dulina Gella
William
Woman Fined Two Dollars for Refusing Traffic Signal
Mrs Oates of 418 West Frenth Place was fined two dollars in corporation court after allegedly blocking Jefferson Street and ignoring signals from a traffic officer. The case, appealed, centers on the officer’s attempt to divert traffic to Houston Street to avoid obstruction.
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Mra
A.oates
West Frenth Place
Corporation Court
Houston
Oates
Dave Watson
Terrell May Be Impeached
In Austin on February 8, state comptroller Terrell and possibly state treasurer Hatcher faced impeachment threats from auditor Moore Lynn who cited efficiency charges. Representative Alfred Peters of Predutickebting stated other legislators were drafting impeachment articles against Terrell and possibly Hatcher. They planned to surround them when the legislature reconvenes Monday.
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