OA Welfare group elects A D Methven president in San Antonio
The OA welfare bureau named A D Methven as president with a slate of officers including Judge 8, G Tayloe, Mrs John M Duncan, Judge McCollum Burnett and Mrs L E Mounger. Other leaders include W M Stokes as vice president and Dr B D Greer as treasurer. The bureau handled 1204 cases and aided 108 juveniles, while finding work for 200 people over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Methven
San Antonio Boca Welfare Bureau
Judge
G. Tayloe
John M. ‘Duncan
McCollum Burnett
L. E. Mounger
W. M.stokes
Frank H.’ Deussen
R. C. Hugman
B. D. Greer
EE. McFadden
Henry Mueller
M. W. McCurdy
A. B. Weakley
Perry
Welfare Bureau
Optimists to feature noon meeting at Gunter Hotel
Sam Goldfarb president of the San Antonio Optimist Club reports the Optimist International convention in St. Louis will include the Wednesday noon meeting at the Gunter hotel. Entertainment features a solo by Emini Clegg, Proxop sc companies by Mildred Zushner, and Hawaiian numbers by Billy Spencer and Buddy Lea.
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Goldfarb
St. Louis
Sam Goldfarb
San Antonio
Joga
Gunter Hotel
Emini Clegg
Proxop
Mildred Zushner
Billy Spencer
Buddy Lea
Colleen More Grante' Divorce Notice in New York
Colleen More filed for divorce from A. P. Seat in New York alleging harsh treatment and jealousy as the grounds. The action appears in local notices with standard legal phrasing and dates omitted in the readable fragment.
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Colleen More
Tos Angeles
Geerne Af
A. P. Seat
New York
Rayon Industry Hurt by Senate Tax Battle
The U S Senate Agricultural Committee debated amendments favoring cotton against rayon imports, proposing a 125 percent tax on rayon products to shield cotton growers. Silk would be exempt, but rayon faced a proposed levy of 5 1 4 cents per pound, spotlighting industrial tension amid looming policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Universal Kerstee, Inc
Washington
Ly Luly
Senate
Japan
America
Senate Agricultural Committee
Rom
Rayon
Former star nears death in Boston State Hospital
Boston July 2 1 May Yohe Smuts a famed figure of the Gay Nineties and once owner of the Hope diamond lay close to death at the Boston State hospital at age 66. Hospital attendants said she was comfortable but gradually weakening after more than a week as a brain injury from a fall likely would end her life. Previously ill at her Dorchester home she had been hospitalized and surgeons cited the injury as the probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yohe Smuts
New York
London
Boston State Hospital
Dorchester
Allred Declines To Halt Execution In Texas Case
Governor Allred announced he would not intervene to halt the execution of Lewis Cernoch in Williamson County for the murder of Granger city marshal H. J. Lindsey. The case centers on a fatal confrontation that led to the electrocution order.
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Allred
Austin
Lewis Cernoch
Williamson County
H. J. Lindsey
Granger
Fish Threatens 4 Fight on Daniels Recall Drive
Washington dispatch reports Representative Fish of New York threatened to introduce a resolution for recall of Jacephus Daniels, the American ambassador to Mexico. Daniels faced blockage as Fish pursued letters to Secretary of State despite opposition.
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Fish
Daniels
Washington
Daily 2
INS
Jacephus
Mexico
Representative Fish
Republican
New York
Kansas Mercury Climbs Skyward in Heat Wave Note
Topeka reports record-like heat with temperatures rising across the state. The story also touches on Hull and Daniers discussing the Mexican religious question, reflecting contemporaneous political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Mercury
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Hull and Daniers
Veterans denounce instigators of war at Paris convention
In Paris on July 2, 16,000 war veterans from 11 allied nations and Germany condemned those who incite war. The convention adopted a strong resolution urging peace and responsibility among leaders and publics worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INSI
Germany
Stills and Mash Seized in West Marlin Street Bust
Deputies Andy Barker and Tom Oak seized two old whiskey stills and five barrels of mash at 4118 West Marlin Street in B Taid Monday night. A Mexican suspect at the scene was jailed by county authorities for federal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Barker
Tomoak
West Marlin Street
Bank Call Issued By U S Comptroller
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business Saturday June 29. The report is due from every national bank and will cover assets liabilities and capital figures as of the end of the day.
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U. S
Washington
Deay
Comptroller of the Currency
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