Amnesty bill sidelined in Senate debated postponement
In Austin on February 14 the amnesty repeal measure failed to reach final passage after passing three parliamentary roll calls but lacking a four fifths vote to suspend rules for third reading. The delay is temporary and the bill should advance to third reading later in the week. Most senators indicated support, with eighteen voting for on all questions while some were present but did not vote.
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Austin
Susan
Senate
Dinetren
Arious
Miners Wage Meet Snags Over Demand for Cut
In Miami on February 15 the joint wage conference between bituminous coal miners and operators hit a snag as Pennsylvania coal owners demanded wage cuts to compete with non union fields. Pittsburgh operator WT EL Bak said negotiations would fail unless miners accepted a wage below 87 505 daily rate, while United Mine Workers president John Lewis rejected any wage reduction.
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International
Miami
Fla
Pennsylvania
EL Bak
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Brony
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Morton Recalled as Witness in Daugherty Trial
New York report says Morton, a German metal magnate, was recalled to the stand in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial for questioning by Judge Jol Knox. The defendants Harry M. Daugherty and Thomas W. Miller are accused of sharing in an $891 bribe related to a large claim. Morton said he could not recall details of his conversations with John H. King or Jess Smith.
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New York
Etichird Morton
Cterman Metal
Daugherty-Miller
Jol Knox
Purcelling
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Merton
Knox
John H. King
G. Oo
Jess Smith
Sees Bad Year For Oil Producers
MOULTON February 14 W B Parish president of Humble Oil and Refining predicts a bad year for oil producers noting earnings cut by nearly 3 million dollars and possible further declines in 1921. He cited over production as the main cause and warned stockholders to heed warning signs or profits will shrink.
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Moulton
Humble Oil and Iefining
Parish
Meir
Baldwin Seeks Experimental Ban on Gas Warfare
In London Kell Baldwin told the House of Commons he would welcome ban talks on poison gas and bacteriological warfare but insists nations should conduct experiments in those fields until all powers agree to prohibit their use.
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Baldwin
London
Kell
Promer
House of Convos
Sri- Hain
Platform Demands Ignored Split on State Leadership
A Beaumont editor states the timocratic government rejects the platform demands and urges Governor Mooty to support the legislature to push through decisive action. The piece argues the state congentio n has failed to fulfill any platform commitments.
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Austin
Smith
Beaumont
Mooty
Nelion
Dancing Saturday Nights and Weekday Dance Halls
Dance events listed for Saturdays and Thursdays with venues around Toudenze hail and So Flores near Pleasanton road. Acts include Mest Tall, Nite and Homens Merrymakers with addresses noted in Adr Se Se Prize Mitentanre.
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Flores and
Pleasanton Rd
Homens Merrymakers
Ade
Mrs Ormiston Plans Return Home After Los Angeles Divorce
Ruth Peters Ormiston prepares to return to Australia with her 6 year old son after securing a divorce from Kenneth G. Ormiston, once a radioman at Angelus Temple and a figure in the McPherson conspiracy case in Los Angeles.
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Ruth Peters Ormiston
Australia
Los
Angeles
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Tyith Peters Ormiston
Antipodes
Kenneth
Ormiston
Frederick Ormiston
City to Open Bids for City Hall Addition Remodeling
Acting Mayor Thig Wright said bids for plumbing electrical work and two fire escapes at the restradell ing and addition to city hall will open March 3 along with general construction bids. City has set aside 250000 for the project.
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Thig Wright
City Plans Bid Call for New Health Building
City to seek bids for a public health headquarters and detective offices on the old French building site. Architect Leo M J Dielmann will present plans to the city commission. Estimated cost around $90,000. Mayor Wright says bidding will begin as soon as plans are approved.
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Leo M. J. Dielmann
City Commission
Public Health
Witning
Dhug Wright
Hamilton Given Two-Year Term in Burglary Case
Hamilton was sentenced by Judge W. W. McCrory in the Niveyfourth district court after a jury conviction on three burglary charges. He faces a potential reassessment for charges including theft.
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Hamilton
Receivership Sought for Texas Fool Vick ers Company
Attorney General asks for receivership of the Texas Fool Vick ers company of San Antonio, a $1,000,000 corporation, in Fifty-Third District Court. The filing seeks appointment of a receiver and termination of the firm’s affairs.
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Atisten
Texas Fool Vickers Company
San Antonio
Attorney General's Department
Fifty-Third District
Wounded Officer Recovering After Shooting at Fort Sam Fort
Wounded Officer Grent Fra nct Richardson expected to live after being found shot in the head at his headquarters in Kart Ringgold eight days ago. He was treated at station hospital attendants Fort Sam Toaster and rushed by ambulance plane to the hospital.
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Grent
Franct Richardson
Kart Ringgold
Fort Sam
Kelly Addresses Chiropractors At San Antonio Luncheon
Dr. W. Kelly spoke to the San Antonio Chiropractors Association at the semi monthly meeting held with a luncheon at the St. Anthony hotel. He detailed interesting cases from his practice during the session on Tuesday.
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Dr. W. Kelly
San Antonio
Radio Network Concert Listings and Programs Across Stations
A fragmented list of radio stations and program notes mentions tuning in to musical programs and concerts across networks. References include KGNC KDKA WEAF WGN WMAG WWJ WBBM WCCO WLW and other outlets with mentions of ensembles, sopranos, orchestras, organ pieces, lectures, and the Eveready hour.
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KGNC
KDKA
WAZ
WEAF
WGN
WMAG
WWJ
WBBM
Comtert
WCCO
RB Nl
Wi5d
Uncle Bach
Weap
Wit
WLW
OW OK
Ensemble
Binfica
WGY
Tito Ochestra
WORD
KPRC
Chin
Tengue
Ae Mme KE
Vocational School Teachers to Meet in City March 28
The Southern District conference of home economics teachers will be held in San Antonio the week starting March 28. Miss Lilli Peek, state director of home economics, will visit Monday and confer with Miss Nmma Time, local director, on provisions for the convention.
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Scontional Education
San Antonio
Lilli Peek
Nmma
Sacks of Sugar Found in Street
Three sacks of sugar stolen from Walker-Moore Grocery were found on Morales Street after falling from a running board. Police say the theft occurred Monday night and speculate the burglar is connected to a sweetheart in Dateh.
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Antonio Burglar
Walker-Moore Grocery Company
Morales Street
Sacked Wheat Taken by Thief
Police seek thief who took seven sacks of wheat from E. P. Lamm on his ranch 16 miles out on the Goliad road. reported Tuesday from 402 TLabbock Street.
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E. P. Lamm
Tlabbock Street
Goliad Road
Bond Trading Sags As Rates Tighten Markets
New York reports continued bond market weakness with lower buying and firmer week. Treasuries show mixed demand while foreign issues face selling pressure led by Italian and Polish bonds. Atlantic Coast Line gains shine amid otherwise dull sessions and utilities hold steadier.
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New York
Tata
Qratwey Group
Atllantic Coast Line
the Republic
Colombia
United
Callum Brown 70 Found Dead in Los Angeles Hotel
Callum Brown, 70, was found dead in a Los Angeles hotel Monday. Funeral arrangements are on hold pending the arrival of his nephew Edward H. Pique of Nashville. Brown, a Tennessee native, had been residing in San Antonio for five years.
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Callan A. Brown
Loes
Edward H. Pique
Nash‘ville
Jenn. Brown
Tennessee
Hedon San Antonio
Stranger Fellows Seen By Women Near San Pedro Laurey Streets
Police hunted a suspicious man sighted by several women near San Pedro Avenue and Laurey Street late Monday night. Flo reported following the women when they fled the street corner.
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San Pedro Avenue
Laure
Flo
Csr
Desertion and divorce in Ormiston case end in custody ruling
Mrs. Tyith Peters Ormiston wins custody of her 6 year old son Frederick after filing for divorce on grounds of desertion. The suit, not contested, states Ormiston left on June 22, 1926 with intent not to return. He did not appear in court.
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Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Ormistons
San Francisco
McPherson
Carmer
Carmel
Miss Xi
Surgeons Honor Princess Mary
London reports Princess Mary is named a fellow and honorary fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons for her support of medical work.
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Princess Mary
London
Dprincess
Mary
The
Royal College of Surgeons
Forbes Praises Sailors? Wait Salesmen and Success Axioms
B C Forbes argues salesmen become key business drivers this year. He cites Neubert N Cusson on treating sales teams as priorities, notes loneliness and rebuffs faced by travelers, and urges cheerfulness support from wives and managers. He likens effective salesmen to liners carrying inner power and guts.
Tailor Shop Fire Damages 50 dollars at Mistletoe Ave
A blaze at a tailor shop owned by Fred Rodriguez at 503 Ast Mistletoe Avenue caused about 50 dollars in damage before firefighters contained it. Rodriguez said he had just finished washing a suit with gasoline when he noticed the fire and could not explain its origin.
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Fay
Mistletoe Avenue
Fred Rodriguez
Rodriguez
J. G. Surran
Poultry Prices Dip to Two-Year Low in Open Market
Market reports show tBGo Slump 1056 prices dropping from 8.50 to 6.60 per unit at Peaghey opening. Dispatches note East Coast flood effects on eggs and fresh SReS shipments. Texas egg logistics and Sayvar Produce Co. cited as expecting the 6.00 price to hold for several days.
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St. Louis
Texas
Chi- Caso
AL AL Seder
Sayvar Produn Company
Local Produce Prices and Poultry Markets Listed
Farmers and wholesalers report vegetable prices across the Whalesite market including potatoes at 3.95 per bushel and 1.59 per dozen, radish, kale, wax beans at 7.00 per bushel, and apples from 3.60 to 9.25 per box. Poultry notes show eggs at 6.00 per case and chicken 25 cents per pound. Local theater runs Anna Q Nilsson at the Palace this week with promotion for Easy Classified Ads.
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Iim
Louisiana Rams
California
Louisiana
Anna Q. Nilsson
Tempting Suite at Bargain Price Attracts Furniture Lovers
A tempting suite showcases old English charm with mellow Old World features. Modern conveniences and fine craftsmanship distinguish this furniture, offering rare character and style at an extraordinary price.
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Arundel Dining Room
Berkey and
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Houston &T
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City Will
Kelly
Callum Brown
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Oxford Oxford
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Sterer
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Hite
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Yesterdy
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Mtr
Cinevens
Neubert N. Cusson
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the Arundel
Arundel
All Berkey
Gay’ Suites
Liberal
Houston St
Main Avenue
Crockett
China
Key & Gay
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