People Seek Help at Free Clinic Headquarters
A steady stream of poor residents visit the Free Clinic and Hospital association headquarters near the Plaza theater for medical aid. A Saturday visit revealed a distressed couple with a crying baby traveling 20 miles seeking care, feeling forced to rely on the clinic despite no services available that day.
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Free Clinic and Hospital Association
Plaza Theater
Free Clinic
Laredo Street
Clinic
Three New State Banks Chartered in Texas
Three new state banks were chartered in Texas bringing the total to 71. Pecos Valley State Bank of Pecos in Reeves County leads with 110000 capital. Commercial Guaranty State Bank of San Augustine holds 25000. First State Bank of Lyford in Cameron County has 10000. Incorprators include local business figures in each community.
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Austin
Tex
State Department
J. G. Love
Pecos
John
Will Cowan
Kent
J. L. Duncan
Toyah
Commercial Guaranty State Bank of
San Augustine
Felix A. Burris
W. J. Garrett
James J. Bewley
J. W. Jennings
W. L. Forbas
First State Bank of
Suffrage Divides Women Club Convention at San Francisco
The General Federation of Women's Clubs debates woman suffrage at its San Francisco convention with two leading candidates for president issuing position statements. Proponents push for a floor vote. opponents warn it is a political issue outside the federation's educational remit.
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San Francisco
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Conservation
Federation
Women of America
New York
Equal Suffrage League
America
Fannie W. Carpenter
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Percy V. Pennybacker
Moore
Bureau of Information
Mary S. Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
Washington
General Federation
Department On Public Health
Alameda County
University of California
Fourth of July Celebration at West End Grounds
The West End Presbyterian grounds host a Fourth of July event by the Young Men's Four Square club and the Knights of King Arthur. A double track meet starts at 4 30 p m and a patriotic program follows at 8 p m with remarks by Rev R H Rogers and Rev Brooks I Dickey. Miss Addie Brumfield’s class serves refreshments.
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West End Presbyterian Grounds
Young Men’s Four Square Club
Knights of King Arthur
R. H. Rogers
Arthur Wright
Brooks I. Dickey
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Addie Brumfield
Loud Roads Boosters to Gather in Dilley
D E Colp secretary of the Highway division reports Cotulla supports the San Antonio Laredo highway project. A four to five car delegation will attend the July 11 meeting in Dilley to decide the method for building the road toward the Rio Grande and spur wider local backing along the line.
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Cotulla
San Antonio- Laredo
D. E. Colp
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Good Roads
Dilley
Here
Laredo
Colp
Rio Grande
The Lax-Fos Way Advertising Slogan
An advertisement touts Lax-Fos as a liver stomach kidney and bowel strengthener with a systemic tonic. It urges buying the first bottle on a money back plan and asks the druggist to supply the second bottle.
Texas fish industry forecast optimistic says Sterrett
Texas Game and Fish Commissioner W J Sterrett reports abundant catches due to recent storms. He notes about forty hatchery proposals statewide but no action until after primaries. He spent a day in Austin at headquarters and will return to coast to resume work. New clothing on credit plan aims to break records before July Fourth by Holge and Rarick Clothing Co. offering outfits for $15 with weekly or monthly payments. Riebe Undertaxings auto ambulance service advertises 221 Peale Com with phone 341 and White Horse Tavern features nightly music.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Game and Fish
W. J. Sterrett
Holge & Rarick Clothing Co
W. Houston
San Antonio
Kaltever Boy Still In Critical Condition
Little William Curtis Kalteyer, son of chemist William Kalteyer, remains in critical condition after a Sunday automobile crash. His father reports improvement and hopes for recovery as the police court postpones E. J. Lamm’s reckless driving case to July 16 due to witnesses’ absence and the Kalteyer boy’s illness. Marfa stockman Joseph Bishop suffers a broken leg from a collision and remains at Physicians' and Surgeons Hospital awaiting further recovery. No driver identity has been found.
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William Curtis Kalteyer
William C. Kalteyer
Kalteyer
E. J. Lamm
Buckley
Joseph Bishop
Stockman
Marfa
North Flores Street
Physicians’ & Surgeons
Negro Educator Found Dead in Philadelphia
Rev. Rees Wilmer Perkins president of Leland University New Orleans and noted Baptist preacher writer and educator was found dead in Philadelphia during the night. Death attributed to heart disease.
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Philadelphia
Rees Wilmer Perkins
Leland University
New Orleans
Randell urges senate bid in Houston speech
Congress man Randell spoke here last night to a good-sized audience in support of his candidacy for the United States senate. He followed the same lines pursued elsewhere in the course of his remarks.
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Randell
Houston
Tex
United States Senate
Groves To Grand Jury In Houston Assault Case
A. C. Groves, assaulted in Chief Henry L. Ransom's office, was taken to the grand jury to recount events. Groves' brother was injured by a brick from a Mexican. Groves sought arrest. Ransom's resignation had been accepted, with Detective R. R. Smith serving as acting chief until a permanent appointment.
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Houston
Tex
A. C. Groves
Henry L. Ransom
Grand Jury
Groves
Ransom
Rice
Boundary Dispute Between Hunt and Rockwall Counties
A boundary dispute involving a ten mile by one mile tract pits Hunt county against Rockwall county. Judge J B Terrell seeks a ruling from the land commissioner after county surveyors failed to agree. The valuable land is about 75 dollars per acre and taxation concerns drive the case. Judge Sherrill represents Hunt. a Rockwall representative is expected. The piece notes Hunt county’s pro stance and the strong role of prohibition in the upcoming primary.
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Austin
Tex
Hunt
Rockwall
J. 8
Terrell
Greenville
General Land Office
Sherrill
Hunt County
Rockwall County
Sherill
No Applicants Sought for San Antonio Motocycle Officers
San Antonio contemplates adding two motocycle policemen. Chief Newnam searches for two men capable of handling a motorcycle. Applicants must furnish and maintain their own motorcycle. Salary set at 385 dollars monthly, 15 more than foot patrolmen. Commissioned and subject to police regulations.
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San Antonio
Newnam
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Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
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Odd Fellows
Sons and Woodmen of the World
Atascosa County
Marcus W. Davis
the Oddfellows
Martin J. Arnold
Organization
Manuel
Portugal
A. Collman
Main Ave
Sterrett
Riebe
Peale Com
White Horse ‘Tavern
Express
Reductions
Eagle
Lisle
Dalkowitz Bros
West Commerce and
North Flores Sts
Lamm
Hunt and
Union Paliulees
Union Painless Dentists
West Commerce Street
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