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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1936

Page

2

Death of Speaker Byrng Elicits Broad Mourning Echoes

Remarks from Benator Robitson of Arkansas Representative Siell and Mee Reynolds highlight the loss to both parties. Senator Barkley, Governor Curley, and others praise Byrng's long public service and devotion to the public welfare as the nation mourns a conscientious legislator and trusted ally.

Hyris Benator Robitson Arkansas Democratic Teader Siell New York House MeeReynolds Tennessee Senator Barkley Democrat Kenecky Byrys Storss James M. Curley Massachusets

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertisement claims malaria relief

An old ad extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to destroy the malaria infection and build up the blood. It touts tasteless quinine and iron, promising chills and fever stop, restored health, and suitability for all ages. Price references and bottle sizes are noted.

Cally Doe Furst Grove

Roosevelt to attend Burns state funeral and funeral train

President Roosevelt will attend Speaker Burns' state funeral at the capitol and accompany the funeral train then attend burial services in Tennessee. Plans for a Texas trip Monday night may be moved to allow attendance at the Burns funeral. A western stop at Little Rock is tentatively scheduled for 7 p.m. Central Standard Time on June 10, with details pending the family’s decision on burial timing.

Washington Roosevelt White House Speaker Burns Capitol Tennessee Stephen T. Early Texas Burns Little Rock Ark

Byrns Dies in Congress After Sudden Illness

House mourns Speaker Byrns as fellow lawmakers recall his 26 years in service. tributes highlight his leadership, honesty, and deep ties to Tennessee’s Hermitage district while noting his sudden death after a heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage at a Washington hotel.

House A. Piatt Andrews Massachussetts Massachusetts Hyrns George W. Calver Ellison and Co Arthur M. Whaley Army Medical Corps Whaley Byrns M. J. Byrns Washington John D Byrns Cincinnati M. J. ‘Byrns Calver Representative McReynolds Democrat Tennessee Dr. Calver Congress McReynolds Burts White House Champ Clark Joe Cannon Nicholas Longworth Motery

Three Booked on Pistol Charges in County Court

Kath erine Poster of 110 Mackinson alley faces a pistol possession complaint signed by City Detective Brown L Brackens for allegedly carrying four pistols on June 2. John Dilworth of 4000 San Pedro avenue, cited by J W Akers with Capt Aubrey Hopkins as witness, faces similar charges. Joe Berry of 35 Stonewall hotel, cited by W W Thompson, also charged with the same offense and with pistol theft from Frank Cortez of 109 South Laretio street.

Katherine Poster Mackinson Alley Brown L. Brackens Simlar John Dilworth San Pedro Avenue J. W. Akers Franciscan Street Aubrey Hopkins Joe Berry Stonewall Hotel W. W.thompson Berry Frank Cortez South Laretio Street

Spanish War Vet Found Dead in Room at Lone Star Hotel

Linthicum, a Spanish War veteran, was found dead in his room at the Lone Star Hotel on Gonzales Street. A Justice of the Peace ruled death from natural causes. The hotel owner F A Ratliff discovered the body and notified authorities.

Linthicum Lone Star Hotel Gonzales Street Ehureday Justice of the Peace O. L. Wiley F. A. Ratliff Gore Linthtcum Ratliff Leglan Hospital

Cuban Found Hanged in Nuevo Laredo Hotel

The body of Tomas Carriole a 55 year old Cuban was found hanging from a water pipe by a towel in a hotel bathroom in Nuevo Laredo. His wrists were slashed with a razor blade.

Nuevo Laredo Laredo Tomas Carriole Nuevo Laredo Hotel

Norris Sued for Salary in Detroit Publicity Suit

Rev. J. Frank Norris pastor of Baptist churches in Detroit and Fort Worth faced a $358 back salary suit filed by Preston Smith, seeking payment for publicity services rendered between June 17 and September 30, 1948 in a Detroit Common Pleas Court.

J. Frank Norris Detroit Fort Worth Preston Smith Smith Norris Common Pleas

Death blocks tak action after Speaker Byus dies

Washington June 4 Congressional leaders abandoned hope of adjourning before the Republican national convention due to the death of Speaker Byus. The Senate recessed after 16 members met at 10 pm to pay respects, aiming to pass the tax bill soon but facing slim chances of final action before the convention.

Washington Congress Byus Senate

Death of Joseph Welling Burns Shocks Tennessee

Tennessee mourns Joseph Welling Burns a former state legislator and Speaker of the U S House of Representatives. Governor Hill McAlister and Mayor Hilary E Howse voiced deep regret noting his service to Tennessee and the nation. Burns was widely regarded as one of the state's finest representatives in Congress.

McKellar and Bachman Tennessee Robert P. Smith Hull Nellie Tayloe Ross Mint Fints Garrett Shingora Dakaishi Osake The Osakamainichi Japan Philippine Islands Byrnns Robinson Arkansas Congress Nashville Tenn Joseph Wellington ‘Burns National House of Representatives Hill McAlister Atta Joe, Burts Hilary E. Howse

Youths Told to Guard Against War

Columsus Ohio June 4. Homer Guck president of the Chicago Herald and Examiner called upon the rising generation to prepare not for war but against war. He spoke before a statewide audience presenting the Randolph Hearst rifle trophy marksmen from Ohio State University who won the annual Hearst rifle competition.

Columsus Ohio United States Homer Guck Chicago Herald and Examiner Ohio State University Tex

Don’t Irritate Indigestion End It Gas Bloating

A vintage therapeutics ad claims to rid the system of gas and toxins by a product named Adterika. It alleges gas lodging in the upper intestine, constipation and bacteria cause discomfort, and promises quick cleansing of bacteria from upper and lower bowels. Promises relief through a “scientific” formula sold at local druggists and stores.

Chen Adlersky

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Byrng Tame Hermitage Andrew Jackson Jackson Vietory Hoover Joseph W. Burns Joseph Burns Jr Calvert Almort P.S Adleriles Mahel Schott Schlitz Gorry Isb Tomy Milwaukee
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