Abilene Man Addresses Texas Mutuals Convention
Joe Childers of Abilene spoke on mutual life insurance topics before the fourteenth annual Texas Association of Mutual Life Insurance Officials convention in the Plaza hotel Tuesday. The event drew about 75 insurers with J. W. Patterson of San Angelo as secretary treasurer, G. Woolsley of Corpus Christi as first vice president, and J. L. Dickenson of Navasota as president. Mayor C. K. Quin welcomed delegates and J. E. Roberts of Austin responded. Colt of Coleman, legislative committee chair, was to present the committee report.
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Joe Childers
Abilene
Texas Association of Mutual Life Insurance
Plaza Hotel
Dickenson
Navasota
Teas
Operae
J. E. Roberts
Austin
T. Colt
Coleman
Obituaries for Mrs Nostora Teeger and Morton H Liljelund
Obituary notices outline the services for Mrs Nostora Teeger to be held at Henry A. Guerra chapel then San Fernando cathedral with burial at San Fernando cemetery No 2. Survivors include daughters and a son with several grandchildren. Morton H Liljelund aged 49 is to be buried at Raselnwown cemetery after services at his residence 837 East Texas Avenue with survivors including a widow and three daughters.
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Nostora
Teeger
Caren
Henry A. Guerra
San Fernando Cathedral
Maldivar
San Fernando Cemetery No. 2
Mus
Mare ON
Rodriguez
Conception Garcia
Rupens F. Reyes
Morton H. Liljelund
East Texas Avenue
Bolton Boone
Raselnwown Cemetery
Branteyy McClellan
Ralpployd
Amy Eugenia Lildehind
Mussolini Relinquishes Four of Eight Cabinet Posts
Rome june 6 Mussolini yields three cabinet posts and assigns foreign affairs to his 33 year old son in law Count Galeazzo Ciano. He keeps the premiership and portfolios of interior war navy and aviation while two other men take over corporatios and scalonigs.
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Duce
Rome
Hellcia Mussolini
Gateazco Ciano
Mussolini
San Jacinto Fiesta names new officers and boards
Millie New Fiesta Gat announces E. Hille as the new president at the Gunter hotel event. Alec B. Ayres is honorary president with a long list of vice presidents, directors, and advisory directors named, including Alec Ayres and Jack Raybould among others.
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BE. E. Hille
Alec B. Ayres
D. 4. Powell
MM. Riley Wyatt
B. B. Gragg
W. G. Clegg
Jack Raybould
Claude Aniol
John Anthony
Arthur E. Biard
Carl Biebers
Merrill Bishop
Ed Br
Wy Morrison
Walter Napier
G. Nelson
William Ochse
R. T. Pruitt
K. Quin
Wallace Rogers
Jacob Rubiola
Garter F. Sommers
F. J. Thomson
W. B. Tuttle
A. Walser
Jake White
Pil Wright
Pickpockets Target Convention in Crowded Lobbies
Cleveland June 9 pick pockets preyed on visitors at the Republican national convention. Victims Wallace R. Levelt of Melrose Massachusetts claimed $25, William J. Bleese of St. Louis $25, and Alex Montgomery of Solway Kentucky £80. Authorities assign plainclothes squads to protect the crowd.
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Cleveland
Wallace R. Levelt
Melrose
Mass
Sia
William J. Bleese
St. Louis
Alex Montgomery
Solway
Mrs Hauptmann Seeks Return of Husband’s Car and Effects
Mrs Bruno Richard Hauptmann asked the state of New Jersey to return the automobile and other effects seized after Hauptmann's arrest for the Lindbergh kidnap murder. Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony M. Hauck said no decision yet, noting the request covers items not used in the trial where her husband was convicted.
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Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
Anthony M. Hauck Jy
Eskridge Defense Completing Case in Murder Trial
In Houston on June, defense called medical experts in the murder trial of Reverend Edgar Eskridge. The case centers on Eskridge's alleged insanity when he killed Orange Police Chief Ed O'Reilly with buckshot on May 23, 1995. Defense plans to rest after testimony amid rumors of a possible arrangement for an instructed verdict and confinement in a state institution.
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Houston
Edgar Eskridge
Ed O'Reilly
Orange
Toad
County Turns Down County Official Decoration Request
County commissioners rejected a proposal from W C Russell for city decorations costing 1200 to 1400 dollars for a Roosevelt visit. They said the county could not fund the effort, noting city funds were also unavailable. Russell referenced chamber of commerce involvement as the meeting ended with apologies and exits.
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Roosevelt
Phitreday
W. C. Russell
Chamber of Commerce
Russell
Oroney
Robert F. Uhr
J. W. Hemnell
Uhr
Rapite Chamber of Commerce
Frost Woodhull
Donnell
Ann
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