Abid Potion Kills Former Conductor Mystery
In Mobile Ald Yn McTabert Fr Manles, a former prisoner, is linked to a fatal act tied to health decline. Dr Saira Taraman, an Osteopath, is noted for treating various diseases as details unfold from a late 20th century local record. Local authorities pursue unclear leads in this incident.
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Mobile
Ald
McTabert
Manles
Prysenger Con Inditar Oy
Louiseilla
Nashville
Proposals To Ban Horse Racing Angers Fair Directors
The International Fair association urged the Thirty first Texas legislature to block wagering on races warning it would ruin the states fair industry and horse breeding. Directors ordered copies sent to lawmakers and fairs statewide while planning a spring horse show and considering donations over stock sales. A resolution honored late president W H Siems and a directors meeting was set for 2:30 pm.
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International Fair Association
Texas
Frank B. Spellman
Spellman
Cincinnati
Horse Show Association
W. H. Siems
Yate
Tuttle
Plans to boost the state and the city meeting notes
A 1969 San Antonio event outlines publicity and real estate committees of the Lusiass Men's club. The plan includes a cooperative ad program across Southwest cities, with lists of members and firms in Publicity and Real Estate and chaired by L. J. Hart and Durton & Danforth among others.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lusiass Men's Club
Ty Fein
L. J. Hart
D. Z. Woodward
H. B Hildebrand
Conroy & Rice
I. Kirkpatrick
O. DB
Plouffer
B.D. Ross
J. WR. Ritchey
Ryan
T. N. Smith
John G. Sweet
J. Scott
Herbert Stainley
ZO. Perrell
A. J. Vick
J. Flood Walker
J. P. Withers
J. ‘Tom Wiltune
TL. Wells
Removal of Old Cells at City Hall Beginning
The basement work to remove old cells at City Hall under Pat O Mara supervision begins this morning. Female prisoners are moved to a southwest building as renovations proceed. Mayor Callaghan pushed the project to replace sanitary wooden cells with steel cages to improve safety in case of fire.
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Hercatars
Mme
Pat O'Mara
Callaghan
Thorg
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School
Socialist Speaker at Alamo Plaza Tonight
A socialist lecturer speaks at Alamo Plaza in the city tonight about The Ethics of Socialism and Christianity. The audience reacts warmly as Holman claims followers regard him a clear reasoner in the field. He is set to speak again at 9 o clock and tomorrow night.
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Nampalgm
Ay da Aifoman
Alamo Plaza
Holman
Bia
Ture
Bank Guaranty Bill Dominates San Antonio Club Talk
At the Prissan Men's club meeting in San Antonio, J A Arnold says the proposed bank guaranty bill is an assurance measure not a deposit guarantee, favoring state banks over national and private institutions. He foresees strong opposition once the submission question gains attention and criticizes state taxation and the full rendition law with supporting charts.
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Prisiass Men's Club
San Antonio
J A. Arnold
Texas Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Arnold
Twenty Seven Join International Club Meeting and Elections
Fifty members attended the first in a series of meetings of the Internacional era club. President Winchester Kelso and Secretary A W Hartman spoke. J S Pater was elected a director. Directors present included W H Meyer and Dr D Jackson. Purchase of display cases for a Mextena exhibit was authorized. A committee will decorate the new auditorium and organize Saturday night entertainments. The Japanese society of Seattle requested its home government allow a Seattle warship to remain in the harbor during the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
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Winchester Kelso
A. W. Hartman
Roymrten
J. 8. Pater
Wliehester K . Meyer
D. Jackson
Russel Caffery
TA. Ohana
Jake Wolff
George ‘Ale Inferro
Peter
Clauda V. Birkhead
Salty Deulseloruna
Jake Wotlf
JT. Jackson
Dr. Malone Dugan
J.emptor Saltiven
Allen
Givan
Fipanese Society of
Seattle
Lmrhor
Charcoal Promises Stomach Poison Relief From Charcoal Remedy
An 19th century notice touts charcoal as a universal cure for stomach poisons and bad breath. It highlights a French advocate, Switched doctors' doubt, and a patent lozenge product named Stuart’s Charcoal Lozenges, urging readers to mail for a trial package from Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Gall
Secheyron
Odd
Uate
Namie
Stuart
Pire
Aivart
Addrasa VA
Stuart. Co
Marshall, Mich
Antis to Stay on Firing Line in State Assembly Session
Telegrams sent to antipro-Mission members by the Ste Liquor and Malt Dealers association urged vigilance during the session. The group met in Turner to discuss a possible sub mission question and to plan actions if absences allowed ant bills to pass. Several officers and members announced travel to Austin to influence proceedings while pledging support for local tax measures and liquor licensing debates.
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Ste Liquor and Malt Dealers’ Association
Turner Has
Catriet
House
Senate
Pues
F.C. Morriany
Austin
Sremsr
Yreth
A. J. Paes
Ban Antone
Scretary
Otlo Pick
Victoria
Pete Adams
Paso
B.C. Moarrises
Houston
Champagne
Brownsville
C. Crixell
Brownavilin
Lodge Meetings Tonight Across City Halls
Various fraternal groups announce gatherings this evening including Etk Judge No 35 and K of P at Pythian and Masonic halls, Natchez trhze No 4 at Red Men hall, and multiple unions meeting at Trades Council hall and Union halls. Other groups like Frohsonn Maennarcher and Mle alen garten also list tonight events.
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Etk
K. of P
Pythian Hall
Masonic Temple
Natchez Trhze
R. M
Red Men
Servanae Canalés
Union Hall
Hermann Sons
San Antonio
K. OG. T
Odd Fellows
Trades Council Hall
District Council of Carpenters
Frohsonn Maennarcher
Mlealen Garten
Secretaries Not in Submission Fight
A Texas secretary group denies involvement in the submission controversy. It states no literature or positions have been circulated or solicited by the Texas Commercial Secretaries Association, and its only official acted in legislative matters during the Thirty Third Legislature.
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Eiher
Ke Vanvening
Businessman Not Guilty of Murder in Louisiana Trial
A jury acquitted F P Hyde, a prominent Louisiana businessman, of murder in the killing of Duncan Kemp. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after two hours of deliberation, with Hyde claiming self defense. Kemp was described as a member of the state senate and a prominent lawyer in the community.
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Amne Ily
Landon
Tre
Hyde
Duncan
Kemp
Krimp
State Sanaly
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Texas Commercial, Secretaries' Associationy
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