San Antonio Chamber backs cooperation over railroad strike
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce urged Governor Neff to cooperate with the president as railroads face a strike risking public welfare. The board backed presidential proclamation aims to prevent transportation disruption and protect the U S mail, urging officials and citizens to uphold law and safety.
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San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
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Ceness
Neff
C. EB. Sebatt
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San Antonio
Committee Eyes Junior School At Mahncke Park
A petition from River Avenue residents seeks 3000 square feet of Mahncke Park for a junior school funded by bonds. The park deed restricts land use to park purposes, donated by George W Breckenridge, with potential deed waiver under study by the city attorney, pending council action.
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Thuradas
San Antonio Sotee Board
River Avenue
Mabneke Park
River Axenue
New Braunfels
George W. Breckenridge
John H. Cunningham
Envd
Black
Echagl
Cowell's Trip Ended With State Board Visit
Cowell of the State Board of Control returned from Rochester Minnesota after examining age eight, noting not restored yet but deterioration may be prevented. He toured Iowa Minnesota prison boards, reporting profit-driven operations and industrial plants. Bre. Cowell accompanied him on the trip and has also returned.
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Austin
Tex
Iowa
Minnesota
Cowell
Bre
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Peeping Fine Reveals Court Confession
In Galvesville Nex a 45 year old man was fined after confessing to peeping into a neighbor’s dressing room near the Musici bathing rover last night. He told court adjournments today that he was not with the men, claiming the act was an “avalanche” of curiosity.
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Galvesville
Nex
Rover
Tig Musici
Young
Revision of Mayor's Fund Budgets Opens Monday Probe
Budgets for Mayor Tinck and Commissioner Wil Noor O Rieden will be examined at 10 Monday in the farmers office. Expected clashes lie between major street commissioner and Commissioner John VTeifler with silent onlookers Ray Yamabert and Phil Weight. A detailed itemization of the 52 2000 budget for the current year was debated after weeks of stalemate and adjourned into Thursday night.
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Tinck
Wil- Noor O. Rieden
Rad
Dewan
Thurady
Wright
Lambert
Pfeiffer
Bleck
Rinlen
Bieiffer
Styout
Mmayor
Hicden
Black
Ricden
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Hirlen
Commissionera
Pail Wright
Eube
Reed support rally defends senator amid renomination bid
Washington July 15. Democratic allies of Senator Reed of Rhode Island joined a demonstr ation to back Reed against dissident charges raised by Breckenridge Long of disloyalty to the party. Senators Shields Simmons and King praised Reed’s ability and courage while noting their opposition to disloyalty accusations and their support of his renomination bid.
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Washington
Wilson
Reed
Biasanti
Smooth
Utah
Breckenridge Long
Shields
Tennessee
Simmons
North Carolina
Kine
Senate
King
State Printing Plant for Free Textbooks Proposed
Club women of Texas rally behind a plan to establish a state owned and operated printing plant to supply free textbooks to about 2.2 million school children. Proponents argue the plant would print at cost, store and distribute with minimal handling, and save state money by cutting publisher and transport costs. Critics cite objections from various groups and concerns over funding and feasibility ahead of the next legislative session.
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Wérns
Texan
Davenport
Sam Antonia
Cal- Mornin
Phate
Ilese
Pexas
Kaneas
Texas
Eygeerhs
Rain Brings Moths to Eastota Residents Amid Audit Debacle
In Eastota a moth surge driven from weeds and lights drew attention Saturday as residents debated a strange insect spectacle. Auditors report irregularities totaling $12 000 over five years, with state and county funds affected. Klan leaders and local figures addressed the courthouse concerns in McKinney and Corpus Christi discussions.
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Endis
Covsta
Jay
Wattun
Miegal
Mies Wonton Ested
Smd
Corpus Christi Echsol
Rogal
Atte
Chicago Elevate Lines Consider Fare Reduction
Chicago reports elevated transit lines may cut fares if negotiations succeed. Officials indicate an agreement could lower passenger costs, with officials and unions weighing possible concessions to avert service delays.
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Chicago
Tinais Comarca
Legal Notice About Aircraft Names and Claims
A garbled report from New York indicates a suit over airplanes involving HT Cox Fruston Tex and a mil promoter. It alleges purchases of engines or parts named “Teeny Wild Cat” and “Cactus Teitten” used in oil purchases with claims of misrepresentation or delivery issues.
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Grnerul
Posserotan
Lavo Ale- Mons
Audit results published by Corpus Christi council official
State superintendent of prob Austin Tes dilly ibhtise Annis Blanton announced audit results in Capua Onbvisth. The audit was conducted at the request of Corpus Christi citizens and the newly named school board, per Blanton.
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Annis Blanton
Satwedag
Capua
Mina Blanton
Citizune of
Corpus Christi
Coboal
Banker Shoots Self in Frantic Friday Tragedy
A banker identified as Bidnson, president of Farmers Shire Bank, killed himself with a shotgun at 7 20 Friday night after a dispute over his wife's health. He left behind a widow and two children. Despondency over her health is suspected to have driven the act. The body was found after 8 o'clock.
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Oscar Evans
Farmers Shire Bank Ag
Bidnson
Auceir
Whdow
Twovchildren
League Comes to Life With New Farm League Leader
In a local meeting the National Non Partisan League named Arthye Oxfowaley as chief and organizer. Dore and B lamarek along with N Dydaly backed the choice as the convention set the future direction of the league amid recent dethronement claims.
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N. Dydaly
Arthye Oxfowaley
Sud Farmey
Dore
Tork
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