Turmoil at City Council as Police Move to Eject Speaker
A large crowd crowded the city council chamber as Acting Mayor Lambert ordered police to eject T. D. Dobbs who spoke against the administration. Judge Cobbs and John G. Willacy rallied supporters from City Hall steps urging a recall of Mayor Brown and Commissioner Lambert.
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Lambert
Lancaster
T. D. Dobbs
Cobbs
John G. Willacy
Prohibition
Ham-Ramsey Tabernacle
Brown
Tabernacle
Uhr
Judge Cobbs
Garland
E. McStravick
Playor Lambert
Judge Dobbs
Ham-Ramsey
San Antonio
United States
Marshal
Chief Lancaster
Mayor Lambert
Willacy
Mr. McStravick
Coming Baby Promoted By Mother's Friend Advertisement
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy to ease pregnancy, promising pliant stretched muscles and a pleasant anticipatory period. It cites letters from mothers nationwide, urges readers to buy from local druggists, and offers a free book from Bradfield–Megpicked Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Bradfield Megpickee Co
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
Recall movement and police nominations loom at city meeting
Crowds demanded Mayor Brown and Commissioner Lambert recall after a fractious city hall session. Former Senator Willacy urged immediate recall steps while Commissioners Uhr and Garland clashed over police appointees Derrington Grimsinger Hildebrandt and Klockenkemper. Lambert opposed and Uhr warned against specials. Routine business included paving Carson street and a gravel pit purchase.
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Cobbs
Lancaster
Garland
Willacy
Brown
Lambert
Uhr
George Derrington
George Grimsinger
Charles Hildebrandt
Gus Klockenkemper
Derrington
Commissioner Uhr
Carson Street
West End
Lone Star Rifle Club
Dolorosa Street
Mexicans Given Work on Farms in Texas Move
A carload of 65 Mexican laborers was escorted from Corpus Christi by W. E. Whitcomb to Groesbeck to work chopping cotton. The Corpus Christi Commercial Club helps secure labor as migrants move from the Rio Grande valley to a calmer Texas area.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
W. E. Whitcomb
Groesbeck
Corpus
How to Get Rid of a Cold in Summer
A Nebraska man from Holdredge, C. E. Summers, describes a severe cough and cold that kept him sleepless. After using Foley's Honey and Tar, he reports first night relief and a complete recovery after two days, praising the product for soothing and healing.
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C. E. Summers
Holdredge
Neb
Foley
Ean
Matched for Soda Fined for Gambling
Three Fisher county residents faced gaming charges after at a hot day soda fountain they proposed to match coins to pay for soft drinks. The trio Pat Wilson Silas Glasscock and Carl Ellis were fined five dollars each with potential further costs in appeals to the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Fisher County
Tha County
Pat Wilson
Silas Glasscock
Carl Ellis
Doughty Returns From Rural School Rallies
Austin Texas June 20 Professor W F Doughty superintendent of public instruction has come back from Spicewood and Juniiper Burnet county where he attended educational rallies. He reports bright outlook and notes people want more rural school appropriations under the Rural School Law but the 500000 for this fiscal year is exhausted. Two through sleepers to Memphis and Chicago daily.
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Doughty
Austin
Tex
W. F. Doughty
Spicewood
Juniper
Burnet County
Hobby Returns to Beaumont
Lieutenant Governor W. P. Hobby and his wife left Austin for Beaumont after a week in which he served as chief executive during Governor Ferguson’s absence. He granted several additional June 19 pardons and handled executive business to general satisfaction.
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Hobby
Beaumont
Austin
Tex
W. P. Hobby
Texas
Ferguson
Abstracters in Session at Texas Convention in Austin
About 100 delegates from across Texas attend the ninth annual Texas Abstracters Association convention at the Driskill Hotel in Austin. W. C. Morris of Galveston opens the meeting, with Sam Sparks of the Austin Chamber welcoming visitors. Reports show the organization in excellent shape as discussions include the Robertson Insurance law and its impact on abstractors.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Abstracters’ Association
Driskill Hotel
W. C. Morris
Galveston
Sam Sparks
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Mederre Bonner
Greenville
Robertson Insurance
Shiner Electric Light Bonds Approved in Austin
The attorney general's department approves a $12,000 issue of Shiner city electric light plant bonds bearing 6 percent interest and maturing in 40 years with a 5 year option. The bonds are registered in the comptroller's department. John Neethe of Galveston will deliver this address on the last day of convention.
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John Neethe
Galveston
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