Senator Hopkins pilots for state convention plan
AAU Austin Feb 27 Senator Hopkins of Geneales introduced a senate bill providing for a state convention and repeal of the 56th amendment with minor details. The plan mirrors a house proposal by P L Anderson and approved by committee. The bill was referred to state affairs with a public hearing set for Thursday night. Also under consideration is Senator George Purl of Dallas to hold the convention after the November 1934 general election. The governor would be authorized to act per the Anderson and Foplings bills.
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Austin
W. K. Hopkins
Geneales
Senate
House
Otalive P. L. Anderson
Hopkins Senate
State Affairs Committee
George ©. Purl
Dalas
Foplings
Anderson
Fo Eg
Osteopathy and its public perception in early debates
A fragmented account discusses osteopathic physicians and their treatments amid public skepticism. It notes patient reliance after other doctors failed, mentions opinions on scope and acceptance, and reflects tensions with chiropractic and broader medical practice without clear conclusions.
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Boul If
Berausn
Printed with taxes and proposed election measures
Printed with taxes discusses a proposed election to select delegates to a convention for the Tepea proposition. It notes a 1834 primaries framework and general election, a bill by Senator Albert Brown for railroads to provide frequent freight service, and Senator Joan S. Redartt's proposal of escalating tax penalties for delinquency.
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Benater Albert Brown
Brendham
Joan S. Redartt
Larkin
House Stands by Economy Position in Roosevelts Plan
Washington February 27 The House refused to recede from its stance granting President-elect Roosevelt authority to reorganize the government and send the $860,000,000 Treasury-Post Office Department back to conference with the Senate. It again declined Bratton’s 4 percent amendment added by the other branch of Congress.
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Washington, D. C
House
Texans Talk GSTS 1200 In Congress Printing Row
A heated House dispute centers on a $1200 printing bill for Senator Sheppard of Texas’s 43 page filibuster speech printed in the Congressional Record Theal Underhill Republican Massachusetts denounces the practice as unfair to insert long documents from one house into the Record and declares the speech by name while criticizing cross body printing.
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Morris Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Elvira Prochnow
Stafford Street
Underhill
Massachusetts
Prohibition
Sneachers
Congress
Senator Sheppard
Representative Underhi
Republican
League of Nations
Sheppard
House
Silver Lining Seenay Address By Otis In San Antonio Meeting
National US Junior Chamber of Commerce president Courtland Otis spoke during a San Antonio tour about youth entering business in troubled times. He urged young men to accept responsibility, stressed interdependence of firms, and warned against municipal bond issues while citing federal debt figures.
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Atll Waters
Courtland Otis
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Otis
San Antonio
Bailey Peyton
Guy Bonham
Gunter Hotel
al E Dence
Chamber of Rumpel
Bulverde
Hangar Giz, Inc
California
Otiis, Jones and Company
New York City
OHS Eaid
National Chamber
Olis
Federsl
U.S
Resignations Move Through National City Bank Group
New York Feb 27 The resignations of Charles F Mitchell chairman of National City Bank and Hugh Baker president of an affiliate were announced as the board elected James H Perkins to chair the National City Bank. Mitchell testified before a Senate committee about bank practices and tax issues.
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New York
Hugh
B. Baker
National City Company
National City Bank
Baker
Parker
Natonal Gity Bank
Senate
Charles F. Mitchell
Charles E. Mibelphlt
James H. Perkins
City Bank Farmers Trust Company
National City
Mitchell
Perkins
Farmers Loan and ‘Trust Company
City Bank Farmers Trust
Farmers Loan and ‘Trust
Rose
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Fenate Finance Committee
Legislators Urge Kleberg as U S Ambassador to Mexico
The Texas Senate unanimously adopted a resolution urging the appointment of Congressman W. J. Kleberg of Corpus Christi as United States ambassador to Mexico. The measure, originally sponsored by Senators W. K. Hopkins of Gonzales and Ernest Fellheim of San Antonio, was signed by every member.
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Kleberg
Austin
Texas Senute
J. Kleberg
Corpus Christi
Mexico
Sena Tors
W. K. Hopkins
Gonzales
Ernest Fellhaim
San Antonio
Senate
Planing Mill Looted of Tools
A planing mill operated by W. B Orr at 11 Teahn street was found looted of a quantity of valuable tools, with the theft reported to police on Monday after occurring over the weekend.
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A. Planing Mill
Iy W
Orr
Teahn Street
Youngster Feet Burned in Ashes in Park Incident
A 2 year old, Bobby Grarley, son of tagiinis from Joplin Ma, was treated at Robert Green hospital for burns on the feet after stepping in hot ashes at a local park. Alfredo Olivares, 4 percent, of W1 Montezuma street, was taken to the county hospital after drinking lye. Mrs Anita Garga, 48, of 505 North Frio street, swallowed a piece of glass with peaches. Classified offer ad plagues the page.
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Bobby Grarley
Tagiinis
Joplin
Robert
Green Hospital
Alfredo Olivares
Fospita
Anita Garga
North Frio Street
Rome
New Air Service for San Antonio
Bowen AL and New York announce a new air service from San Antonio. The plane departs at 11 40 p m for Dallas Tulsa and Kansas City, continuing to Chicago arriving 5 43 p m. Connection to Toledo Cleveland and New York follows with a 7 32 a m arrival in New York. San Antonio gains a nine and one quarter hour afternoon service with limited slotted hours to New York.
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Bowen AL Limes Bno
Pew
Conengo
New York
Bit Antonio
Dallas
Isn
Tulsa
Kansas City
Chicago
Thare St
Toledo
Metropolis
San Antonio
Prisoner Shot Dead in Folsom Break Attempt
In Sacramento on February 27, a prisoner was killed and another wounded at Folsom State Prison when several inmates armed with imitation guns tried to seize the prison administration building and effect a break.
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Sacramento
Calif
Folsom Penitentiary
New hospital chief named for San Antonio institution
Mu daldee N Hausmann 61 named to succeed Mim Homer C Batya as superintendent of the Robert B Greert Memorial Hospital in San Antonio. She arrives after extensive nursing and public health positions, including five years as director of St Luke's School of Nurses in St Louis and nursing education in Missouri and Oklahoma. she served overseas in the Army Nurse Corps during World War I and gained public health experience in New York.
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Saidee N. Hausmann
St. Louis
San Antonio
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Homer C. Harris
Hausmann
Daldee N. Hausmann
Laws
Mim Homer C. Batya
Robert, B. Greert Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ School
St. Luke's Hospital
Iocal Charity
Hausman
Board of Managers
Ats Hirshberg
Bexar County
Birt
Texas
Texsa University College of Nurses
Galveston
Missouri College of Agriculture
Wil
Oklahoma State Teachers’ College
Army Norse Corps
Wnc
New York
Henry Stréet
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