Viesta association votes to illuminate all night parades
The 1930 Wieslade San Jacinto week parades except for the Battle of Flowers will be held at night after a board recommendation by newly elected president Harry Martyn. Officers and directors were chosen, with police and fire officials urged to improve cooperation during Viesta week. The ceremony included election of officers Tank Welle, Thomas H. Etheridge Jr., Bene Hilsey, Tess Raybould, and many Native and Advisory directors.
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San Jacinto
Gunter Hotel
Ichilirer
Alamo Nite
Phil Wright
Thei Association
Wiest
Tank Welle
Thomas
H. Etheridge Jr
Bene Hilsey
Tess Raybould
White
Lincoln Steffens Named Noted Lecturer Sued for Divorce
Mrs Ella Winthrop Steffens files suit for divorce in Carmel California alleging extreme cruelty and social friction. She says Lincoln Steffens objects to dances and social relations and that he lacks affection. The couple, longtime Carmel residents with a young son Veter, wed in Paris in 1924 amid divorce rumors.
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Steffens
Carmet
Sensi Intirement
Veter
Paris
Ship Channel at Houston Cleared After Grounded Craft
The Houston ship channel, blocked since late Sunday by a grounded vessel between Houston and Morant, was opened just before Sunday. The tanker Worthing tied from Baytown bound for Atlantic sailed aground near the island tonight. The Army shipping board steamer Yotuntese ran aground while trying to pass, was later freed after being dragged away from the main passage.
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Innkera
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Baytown Wi
Atantic Stabanril
Enmings Island
Nintea Shipping Board
Ateamship
Yotuntese
Iene
Fight to Finish Promised in Row Over Talkie Films
Frank Gilmore, president of the Actors Equity association, predicts a fight with the producers over motion picture contracts. He says members have refused to sign high motion picture terms and plans further action. The Special Notice column highlights the dispute and potential consequences for actors.
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Los Angeles
Frank Gilmore
Active Itquiry Association
Arswiniion
Motian Tietores
Ronteneta
Talking Pictures
Eqiity Associatiot
Gilmore
Gillmore | Teetinen
Cans Hat
Equity
Speed Showing Lights Proposed for Massachusetts Autos
Massachusetts lawmakers consider equipping cars with vari colored lights to indicate travel speed. Proponents say the feature would curb reckless driving and improve safety. The story notes a reading on light rental columns may help readers locate housing.
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Dorton
Automobilea
Massachusetts
Archbishop Hutz Flores to Travel Back to Mexico City
Archbishop Hutz Flores, a Mexican priest expelled amid a political dispute, is scheduled to pass through San Antonio Thursday night en route to Mexico City. J A Parr of Missouri Pacific Lines says the archbishop will arrive at 5:45 p.m. and depart at 11:30 p.m.
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Hutz Flores
San Antonio
Mexico City
Fortes Gil
J. A. Parr
Massouri Pacific
Jines
Lore
Seay Ving
Cotton Choppers Ready to Harvest Coastal Fields
I R B Martin deputy head of the United States Farm Labor Service says the coastal cotton fields from San Antonio to Bryan and Prairie Lea are prepared for chopping and will need 125 to 150 men. Other towns expect workers next week and a Trinity column note appears in Light Classified Ads.
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San Antonio
I. RB. Martin
Suncritendent
United, States Carm
Labor Service
Bryan
Prairie Lea
Morty
Wilbur Heads to Governors Oil Conference in Colorado Springs
Representative Wilbur departs Washington to attend a governors conference called by President Wilson in Colorado Springs. The aim is to discuss a compact among major oil producers to eliminate seaste in the industry and unify policy across states.
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Washington, D.C
Ws. Taft
Colorado Springs
Lnover
Saskatchewan Liberals Defeated in Provincial Election
REGINA Saskatchewan June The Liberal government in power for over 20 years conceded defeat as returns show the party trailing in most GL districts of the provincial general election. The page also contains brief notes on business opportunities in the Local Classifieds.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Grasty
One Hundred Applicants Take Law Examinations
About 100 applicants for legal licenses will sit for the state board of legal examiners on June 10 in the Supreme Court room. A 70 percent average is required to obtain a license. Lennx graduates or graduates from recognized law schools are exempt from the examination.
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Austin
Jus Te Uns
Supreme Court
University of Lennx
Girl Scout Camp Pool Approved in Comfort Texas
After inspecting the water and general camp conditions, C. O. Cartwright physical director at St Marys University said the pool was in perfect condition. Miss Lois Buckley of San Antonio directs swimming instruction at the camp, which runs through June 16.
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Comfort
Texas
C. 0 Cartwright
St Mary's University
Carbwright
Lois. Buckley
San Antonio
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