Texas Zionists Open Annual Convention in Austin
Five dozen delegates from thirteen Texas Zionist societies attend the seventh annual convention in the state capitol, with L. A. Freed detailing progress toward reclaiming Palestine. The meeting reports fund-raising totals, committee activities, and plans for the next gathering. mayor and governor address the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Exas Zionist Association
Senate
State House
D. A. Goldstein
J. B. French
Waco
S. Burg
San Antonio
Sam L. Burstyn
Wooldridge
Colquitt
W. Willner
Houston
George M. Mayer
Charles Blumenthal
Fort Worth
Esther Ast
J. Label
Terrell
I. N. Mehl
Texas-Palestine Land Company
H. B. Lieberman
Mexican Colonel Lugo Captures Reyes After Pursuit
The report details Colonel Lugo追 pursuit of General Reyes near the Concho river and canon de la Boca, Reyes surrendering to Placido Rodriguez at Linares on December 25. Lugo notes Reyes’ army was a phantom and emphasizes the success of using terrain and the alert use of American saddles to expose the party.
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Lugo
Eyes
Reyes
Concho River
Colonel Lugo
el Fresno
Canon de la Boca
el Sauz
Canon
Garza Valdez
Linares
Virginia
San Antonio
General Reyes
Madero
Trevino
Fuerzas Auxiliares
Nuevo Leon
Higgins appointed general manager of Missouri-Pacific Iron Mountain
St Louis January 1 J W Higgins has been named general manager of the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain railroad succeeding A W Sullivan who resigned The appointment was announced in a circular approved by President B F Bush and First Vice President E J Pearson and takes effect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
J. W. Higgins
Missouri-Pacific-Iron Mountain Railroad
A. W. Sullivan
E. J. Pearson
B. F. Bush
New Year Reception Planned by Governor Colquitt
A New Year’s reception at the Texas Governor’s mansion opens at 8:30 pm with Governor and Mrs Colquitt hosting. Department heads will assist in receiving as invitations drew a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Col Parker Receives Gift Horse From Chattanooga
Col James Parker commander of the Eleventh U S Cavalry was given a $1200 jet black stallion named Nelson Squirrel by Chattanooga citizens at Chickamauga park during a New Year reception. Mayor T C Thompson spoke as the horse, a noted show horse with six firsts and one second, was presented as a mark of esteem.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Parker
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Chickamauga Park
Plaza Hotel Fire Destroys Brownwood Building
Brownwood Texas witnesses the Plaza hotel in the city burn down last night. The blaze caused extensive damage with the Camage reported as injured and the cause under investigation.
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Brownwood
Tex
Plaza Hotel
Hotel Fire Damages Estimated At Sixty Thousand
Susie Johnson, Burnette’s daughter, was badly bruised and broke an arm after leaping from a second story window. No deaths reported. Twenty seven guests were in the hotel as fire forced evacuation, largely aided by J. W. Spangenburg, owner and proprietor, who kept guests calm and orderly. Insurance on building and furniture totals twenty four thousand dollars.
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Susie Johnson
Burnette
J. W. Spangenburg
Pioneer resident Mrs Easley dies in Texas
Mrs. 8 A Easley Sr a Williamson county pioneer died the same day as her daughter Mrs D W Wilcox in Georgetown. Burial took place at Easley cemetery on the Easley farm six miles north of Taylor. Survived by six children all prominent locals including Mrs D W Wilcox Georgetown Mrs M J Bunnell Taylor Mrs J L Root Georgetown Mrs Fred Turner Granger Mrs Harry Durrett Fort Worth and 8 A Easley Taylor.
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Taylor
Tex
A. Easley Sr
Williamson County
D. W. Wilcox
Georgetown
Easley
Easley Farm
Texas
San Gabriel
South Carolina
M. J. Bunnell
J. L. Root
Fred Turner
Granger
Harry Durrett
Fort Worth
A. Easley
Policeman 15 Killed by Mother in Law
Mobile Alabama January 1 1930s report says Mary T Godau confessed to killing her son in law Fred Wasserlebein a Mobile policeman. She shot him three times at his home after alleged insults and disposed of the body in a pond near the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Fred Wasserlebein
Mary T. Godau
Wasserlebein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas Zionists
State Capitol
National Fund
Workers of Zion
Chevrah Chorevee Zion
Dallas
Texas Young Zionists
Sons and Daughters of Zion
Ahavath Zion
United States
Jerusalem
Palestine
B. J. French
A. Tobias
Sam Greenberg
Bernard Muravin
D. J. Levinson
8. Burg
Beatrice Burg
Beatrice Burg, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sadocsky, Rev. H. Lubel
J. Jacobs
L. L. Lee
Sam Weideerman
Alex Orivnovsky
L. Goldman
L. A. Freed
Miss Sadocsky
H. Goldberg
Phil Garanzik
Charles Caranzik
Will Garanzik
W. Goodstein
Max Goodstein
Jennie Tobias
Maym Tobias
Charles Kaufman
Louis Todes
Henry Ely
Ben Goldberg
J. Cohen
Charles Joseph
Charles Bender
Phil Leitlin
Abe Gordon
Ike Bleiden
L. Saline
M. Schulzak
M. Sinderson
I. D. Gueth
Phil Blumenthal
J. Katz
Rudnick
Rosa Dow
Joe Leon
Rosa Ratner
M. Shanblum
Ester Caplan
Dina Gudinsky
Ray Dan
Sam Simon
R. Dycus
H. Katz
L. N. Mehl
Abraham Salsberg
L. F. Shanblum
Galveston
Fletcher
SAN Antonio Music Company
San Antonio, Texas
West Commerce
North Flores Streets
Missouri Pacific
Executive Mansion
Yoakum
J. John Ramsey
First Christian Church
First Christian Church of
Tyler
Ramsey
Christian Church At
John Redmond
Dublin
John M. Redamond
Socialist Party
House of Commons
Aughavanagh
County Wicklow
Parker
BURNS
Lake
Nepal
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