Railroad YMCA Legacy Shaped by Vanderbilt Ties in Cleveland
The article recalls the YMCA railroad chapter founded in Cleveland and influenced by Commodore Vanderbilt. It notes the semicentennial of the world’s largest railway workers club and describes early efforts to unite railroad workers, safety programs, and homelike facilities under YMCA auspices. It highlights Vanderbilt’s role, the spread of the movement to major cities, and the coordination with railroad committees through the century’s end.
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Probe on Lima jeweler death points to poisoning theory
Police probe a suspected poisoning linked to a Lima City jeweler in a case involving a visiting sister. Autopsy and testimony place suspect Dorgeren under scrutiny while investigators assess motive and connections to regional figures and local business ties.
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The Light Photoplay Game in New York City Critique
A reader laughs through a chaotic critique of New York culture and politics in a late 19th century style column. The piece muses on art centers in Central Park, civic ambitions, and the city’s self image, while poking fun at public taste and urban life.
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Bankers Conference Announced by State Commissioner Hall
Austin Texas Saturday Ed Mall state commissioner of insurance and banking announced a bankers conference to be held in Wat Tyne I5dG The purpose is to study state banking problems with Governor Neff delivering the morning address on forward looking constructive policies Other speakers include Shione By dove and W Woodson The meeting will discuss state depository law and the relation between national and state banks The conference opens Thursday with remarks by Driscoll and Hines Timpson and W A Introws will speak on banking relations Between national and state banks The proceedings will include reports and group deliberations
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Political session chaos sparks debate over mining program
State Senator McMillan of Whitewright criticizes delay in fundable measures while Lee Satterwhite and other lawmakers discuss reform. The House faces test votes on representation and district lines as debates center on whether current proposals meet constitutional standards. The banquet to honor Mag In Me Adare features remarks on local history and a ceremonial deep-water designation.
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Three Leading Questions in Local Politics Detail Runoff Plans
A San Antonio based piece outlines three pivotal questions in the local Democratic primary, including whether a runoff will be required, the cost to candidates for tickets, and resistance to top county and district officials. The article notes plans for public meetings at San Pedro Springs and analyzes campaign finance, with estimates suggesting up to $18,000 may be needed for the first primary and potential increases in a second primary. It also discusses the political maneuvers of the county committee and the likelihood of opposition to certain figures, including the district attorney and other elected officials.
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Campaign notes from Ibercity primary race details labor union actions
A fragmentary report outlines a county campaign with candidates, union involvement, and party tensions. It notes a Saturday kickoff with Chairman Hupiig opening offices, secretary Hogan in charge, and 18 staffers, plus two telephones and extended hours. The Non-Partisan Political Center and Labor unions study candidates for fairness, while the Democratic Executive Committee plans a June 10 meeting to finalize the runoff and primary decisions.
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Requisition Issued for Frank Fleck in Missouri Indictment
Aerlin Nex June 10 Governor Noe authorized a requisition to seize Frank Fleck wanted on burglary and theft charges in Liberty County. Fleck is detained at Missouri reform school in Boonville. Sheriff Aten Wheat of Liberty County was designated as state agent to pursue Fleck.
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Texas Guard Encampments Delayed and Rescheduled
Austin June 10 An announcement by General Wolters and Governor Neff states the Texas National Guard cavalry encampment will shift from July to August with a tentative start around August 10. Infantry camp dates are unsettled. an advance officers school will precede opening. authority for cavalry march dependent on unit distances from Austin.
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Donations Requested By The Guaranty State Bark of San Antonio
A donation appeal directs gifts to The Guaranty State Bark of San Antonio for Max B. Stone Chapter No 4 D A V of WoW. Amount guidance unaudited lists totals as L500 ar, unclear and likely symbolic.
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