St Marys and San Antonio Debate Friday Afternoon
A double debate at St Marys valverary Friday at 2 30 p m features St Marys and the University of San Antonio debating the question Resolved That the National Labor Relations Board is empowered to enforce arbitration in all industrial disputes. Teams include Lloyd Denton Henry Guerra William Loughlin and John Laiter for St Marys and James Wootrum Paul Brasilanders Jean Woodley and Alueller for San Antonio. Mae Carney dies in Boston at 50 aftervaudeville career linked to Sophie Tucker and radio stardom.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
St Mary's
University of San Antonio
Mae Carney
Boston
Sophie Tucker
Lloyd Denton
Henry Guerra
William Loughlin
John Laiter
James Wootrun
Paul
Kiwanis club to hear of new state proposal
Kiwanis club luncheon Friday at the Gunter hotel will feature Gordon Griffin of Melton discussing a plan to create a forty ninth state from the Rio Grande area. SV Miller, club president, will introduce the speaker.
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New State
Jroposal
Rio Grande Alley
Gunter Hotél
Gordon Griffin
Mealten
SV. Miller
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Pecan Strike Sparks Wage Cut Protests and Health Checks
The article reports a wave of labor unrest as pecan orchard workers walk out after wage cuts from 7 and 6 cents to 6 and 5 cents per pound. About 500 to 800 workers are cited as on strike across the city’s 128 plants while health clearances and card checks disrupt operations and threaten charges for unsafe conditions. Labor organizer Rebecca Taylor defends peaceful action, claiming surprise at accusations of traitorous conduct and police brutality during prior strikes.
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Marvel
Health Department
Miss Rebecca, Taylor
International Lailes’ Garrent Workers
T. Curtott
Ynutsday
Extwin Fliott
Taylor
Elliott
Tam
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Opera Singer Weds Chicago Florist in City Ceremony
Portér, lyric soprano of the Chicago City Opera company, wed Homer Lange, Chicago florist, in a ceremony here yesterday. The event united two prominent local figures in a quiet, elegant affair with friends and family in attendance.
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Chicago
BANA
Jannare Portér
Chicago City Opera Company
Letime
Homer Lange
Purge Escape Is Told by Envoy
An envoy recounts the Bolshevik era, detailing peasant dispossession, forced quotas, and brutal suppression of workers. He describes mass collectivization as a system of slavery, severe food shortages, and the deprivation of personal initiative under the Soviet regime. He cites Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, and White Russia, condemning the regime’s oppression, censorship, and political terror including arrests of scientists like Tupolev and mass executions.
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Ukraine
Georgia
Armenia
Asia
Communist Party Aftiintion
Stalin
Rossa
Colethce Aga
Aga
Holsheviks
Professor Tupolev
North
Bose
America
Slavi
Tupolev
Bucharest
OGPU
Evry
Hucharest Sovieh Jn Rellon
Italy
Vienna
Feasion
Sihain
Romania
Salesman Dies in Crash Near Bastrop
Claude Gilliland, a salesman for Tuer Brothers of Dallas, was instantly killed in a two car collision west of Bastrop on Wednesday afternoon. B W Marshall, another salesman, survived with severe injuries after the slippery pavement accident.
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Ban Antonio
Navasota
Here
Claude Gilliland
Tuer Brothers
Dailag
B. W. Marshall
Ales
Laviver
Funerals Held for Residents of Tennessee
Funeral services were conducted for residents in Tennessee with interments at local cemeteries. Community members attended to honor the deceased, whose ages and family names were listed in the notices. Officials reminded readers of updated obituary policies.
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