Houston Temporary State Capital Visit by Lawmakers
Houston hosts visiting lawmakers including Lieutenant Governor Boris Miller and Governor Lynch Davidson to the Houston club for a reception. A motorcade and luncheon echo the ceremonial program with tours by bus and boat along the ship channel, highlighting civic hospitality and regional interests.
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Houston
Hueath
Whey
Boris Miller
Houston Saleamerskly Club
Jawingkors
Milrond
Benator
Walter Woount
Govarvior
Lynch Davidson
Ean
Mtors
Houston Yacht Clan
Film Stars Named For Event Program
A list of contributors and officials outlines the event program. TR Burrows Clarence Wharton and state leaders such as Clarence B. Gilmore and others will attend as organizers. The roster includes roles for railroad and banking officials, the chief justice, and the state controller. Governor Moody was not expected to attend.
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TR. Burrows
Clarence Wharton
Clarence B. Gilmore
Matnberg P
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Chairamn
Mélikera
State Board of Control
James J. Shaw
Slaw
M. Guretun
The
Supreme Court
J. A. Rabison
Moody
Riddle Fun and Movie Clues in The Light
The Light offers a playful contest with over fifty prizes tied to a Whol Who puzzle. Readers fill a coupon, identify stars and venues, and submit entries by Thursday. the best solutions win cinema tickets and yearlong passes, with neatened entries preferred.
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Majestic
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Tamone
Cher
Experiment Station Sheep Work Shows No Clear Benefit
A long, muddled report describes experiments at Sutton-Edwardy station No. 14 in Chey used Kurmibwuillos sheep. It follows how scientists tracked feeding, chewing, drinking, and overall weight to compare once yearly shearing with more frequent shearing. Results suggest no decisive advantage to different shearing frequencies, though older and younger ewes show varying death losses.
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Harry Williams
Sutton-Udwardy
Lenin
Lwu
Guy
Alo
Norway
IMAX Reinhardt Misses Adulation In Hollywood Gossip
Los Angeles gossip notes Joseph Schenck and others snubbing the store for Lilian Gish while plans swirl for Reality Aenen't and The Hed Flapper. Carol and Voot scenes teased, with Carol and Vox tied to Will Tryin's direction and budding starlets scheme around Marion Davies and Jane Winton amid party chatter and industry chatter.
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Motley
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Calversal Service
Corseigny
Calversul Service
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Aliraele Woon
Big Boss
Joseph Schenck
Miss Gish
Prince
Rundena
Hebe Lhimin
Lyon
Mr. Daniels
Answeeeil
Teas Meredyk
Wee Ub
Vinny Kane Kitymaurien
Paris
Mexicans Warned Against Home Mass
Mexico City report states that citizens hosting public religious ceremonies in homes face prosecution under the law. Aelling Secretary of Thlodor Cannlen warned enforcement and outlined the ban, urging adherents to hold events only in approved venues or temples.
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Mexico City
Upy
Aeling Recretary
Thlodor Cannlen
Ude
Cowboys and bull snubbing described in rough bovine handling
The passage outlines rough cattle handling techniques including grabbing and twisting to subdue bulls during bull riding events. It notes risks to riders and animals, mentions a purchase of twelve bulls for 1650 and references a former owner Stadler, with names J. Barnes and Ran Sahn.
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Ran Sahn
Mietot
Stadler
Wichito Kalla
Rockefeller Jr. Battles Stewart for Indiana Oil Board Chair
In Indiana amid a power struggle to lead the Standic Oil Co, Col. Robert W. Stewart arrives from Chicago as John D. Rockefeller Jr. tries to oust him. Rockefeller supporters claim 15,000 of 48,000 stockholders favor the anti Stewart camp while Stewart says the move is political.
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Staniacd Oi Company
Indiana
Chicago
Robert W. Stewart
Tolm PD
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West
Proxley
Prom Ormond Tench
John 1
Tucketuller
Elton
Pickpocket Robs Subway Sleuth in Camaringe
Special Officer Francis A. McLaughlin, assigned to a subway station, was relieved of a wallet containing three dollars by a pickpocket on duty in Camaringe Massachusetts on June 1.
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Camaringe
Mass
Francis A. McLaughlin
Mexican Senate to Get Peace Pact
In a June report from Mexico City, officials announced that the Kellogg Mejuid treaty would be considered, as five miyolinesd foreign ministers discuss a peace pact aimed at resolving disputes and promoting cooperation amid ongoing legal suits and regional tensions.
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Mexico
CIVY
Youth 10 to Wear Number 25 Shoe
In Racine Wisconsin a 10 year old boy is to wear a size 25 shoe designed for children. The boy, about 6 feet 10 inches and weighing 230 pounds, will receive the shoe from Levine shoe company as part of a special manufacturing effort for youth footwear.
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Levine Shoe
Irather Sera
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