Senate fixes date for vote on constitutional convention
In Austin the Senate approved a concurrent resolution to submit to voters the question of calling a constitutional convention in Texas. The measure now goes to the House for concurrence and would set the election for November 1940. If approved the convention would be called in June 1921 and delegates elected in November 1920 to avoid a second election. The House is expected to adopt, while other actions addressed include Corpyia corporations and a Pedigo bill on returning ousted companies to Texas with safeguards.
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Lexus
Vieree Oil Company
Conalituenza
Brown
Tarrant
Pedigo
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Setchutde
Ross
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Webrnay
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Utara
Irs
Richards
Kingsville
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Gual Us
Dayton
Bosque County
R. V. Ferguson
Warmers Guaranty State Bank
Meridian
Henry Fox
Houston National Exchange Bank
Temple
Comanche Field
Ranger Field
Corsicana Field
South Rescue Field
Jas. E. Ferguson
Idae Temple
Community Grover Offers Various Goods at Low Prices
The Community Grover at 320 Gurdon St advertises a wide range of items with emphasis on value. Sales include coffee, poumis, tomato products, Watins, fine xogar boca, hams, and other goods priced per dozen or pound.
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Ae Nee Pont
Sarmore
Grover
Gurdon Staife
Final Concert by the San Antonio Symphony
A final season concert at the San Antonio Symphony in a bold program features a renowned piece by Saint Saëns, with the performance led by a conductor and chorus. The event draws devoted attendees and includes a showcase of orchestral artistry and public seatings in the afternoon and evening.
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Avery
Rome Printers Strike Amid Turmoil
In Rome printers walk out, with tensions rising as unions threaten to halt work. talks with social and political groups fail to resolve wages and hours, while suppliers fear shortages of goods and higher costs.
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Siner
Shifke
Owspayiort
Rome
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Avnate
Giac
Grand Formal Opening Adverts in This Week’s Pipers
A garbled ad page announces a grand formal opening event at its GLAND Ale UTRNING on Monday. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a promotional evening with music and prizes at 11 W. Commeru.
Bishops Urge High Wages to Quiet Unrest
Washington reports Catholic bishops urge adoption of higher wages to ease wartime strains and back a permanent National War Labor Board and US Rail and postal services reforms. They call for labor participation in management, oppose wage cuts, and support government measures to stabilize prices and employment while endorsing a federal labor framework.
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Washington, D.C
National War Raebor Board
United States Kayplaumbent Service
Jone
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Broblens
Rowlies
Muldoon
Rockford
Wistisesh
Tohnia
Ohio
Willian I. Rus
Hotharleston
Patrick A. Thases
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Xara
Murborion
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Witts Offerte
Labor reform and cooperative stores urged by bishops
A Washington briefing piece cites a commission report endorsing wage fairness and social reforms. Bishops argue for cooperative stores, child labor abolition, vocational training, and protection against monopolies to secure stable, honest work for workers and families. The appeal frames labor rights as essential to national prosperity and moral progress.
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Samnorh
Sivknes
Swamp Root Endorsed by Druggists in Ads
An old advertisement highlights Swamp Root as a kidney strengthening medicine promoted by Kilmer Co. It claims doctors and druggists recommend the product for kidney support and general health, promising genuine relief and inviting readers to request a sample bottle.
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Zemo
Seldon
Zeno
B. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Paris Medicine Company
OP Grove
Kilmer
Amare
Grovers
Trentient
Kilmer & Co
Daily Light
80 Years Old Attributes Health to Internal Baths
An elderly reader from Atchison Kansas credits internal baths for improved health. The letter praises a New York product and mentions Dr. Chas Ay Tyrell offering a free booklet. The writer notes sensational claims and urges evaluation of the therapy's benefits.
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Thul Newomb
Ave
Atchison, Kan
Ayeres Hy Yin
Costille
New York
Denis Hexpuriener
Wyerell
Tyrrell
Ph. de Wagui
Aitorio
Dr. Chars
Unclear fragment hints at team leader fears funeral
Fragmentary text references a chairman Hurley and funeral context with unclear names and events. No verifiable details or dates emerge. unable to confirm entities or outcome from the provided text.
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Bene
Hurley
Fear Funeral
Binek Snicends
EV i Bae
Gastric trouble remedy promoted by New York physician
A New York physician touts distilled Magnesia as a safe, effective treatment for stomach entarrh and gastric ulcers. He warns that calmed stomachs are dangerous and claims bisulated Magnesia clears stomach mucus, neutralizes excess hydrochloric acid, and aids digestion without laxative effects.
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New York
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