Senator Morris Sheppard Advocates More Prohibition
Austin June 27 Senator Morris Sheppard co author of the Eighteenth Amendment urged continuous nationwide prohibition. He warned that legalizing any liquor would flood the states, urging dry advocates to resist the return of the liquor traffic. He cited expert testimony on alcohol's dangers and the impact on driving and public health.
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United States Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
W. R. Miles
Yale
Texas
William M. Heas
Arank
Wren
Skin Itch Relief Ends Months of Suffering
A historic notice touts Zemo as the first soothing remedy for skin itch and related conditions. After 25 years of use by millions, the ad promises fast relief and dependable soothing for families, urging readers to try the product at its stated value and benefits.
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Heela
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Solons Take Part in Wet and Dry Meets in Texas
June 27. All three Texas congressmen at large engaged in rival conventions. Sterling Strong, a leading dry, attended the dry gathering in the state house while at the wet convention were Rep Joe Bailey son of the famed Senator and Rep George B Terrell formerly dry now active in repeal efforts.
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INS
Texas
Sterling 2. Strong
State House
Joe Bailey
Halley
George B. Terrell
Ferguson Backer Speech Denounces Prohibition In Texas
TheContinued from page one speech praised Governor Miriam A Ferguson and denounced prohibition as a failure. Cummings, a Texas political veteran, praised Ferguson’s influence and warned against enforceable prohibition, while C. C. McDonald and Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr. urged Ferguson’s renomination and aligned with the anti-prohibition movement.
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Travis County
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Nueces County
Cummings
Texas
Ferguson
Prohibition
al Capone
United States
C. C. McDonald
Wichita Falls
James E. Ferguson
Folst
Perguson Old Guard
Miriam A. Ferguson
McDonald
Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr
Hailey
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Ferguso
Prohibition debate in Austin pits Norris against Ferguson
A crowded Austin platform last night hosted preacher J. Frank Norris of Fort Worth and Jim Ferguson amid cheers and boos as they debated the merits of prohibition. Norris condemned liquor and attacked German brew ers while Ferguson warned of youth corruption and praised temperance as a national issue ahead of Republican and Democratic conventions.
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Consultants to Aid in Cotton Plan Appointed
Five regional consultants from Southern states were selected to assist in the no cotton program. They will advise Secretary Wallace on offers from producers in the cotton reduction campaign, and whether to accept or modify them. Names include B Jackson Alma Alison C G Smith George Bishop U Blalock Worth Attius Webb Dr Selecman and others.
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Wagger
Alma Alison
Corslean
Che Speakeasy
Truce Reached Between 8 PB. c. A. and C. H. Larsen
In Omaha Nebraska on July 4 a truce was arranged between the 8 PB. c. A. and C. H. Larsen after a protest over Larsen shooting a min ver of Bauirels inside his home. Larsen agreed to quit shopling as humane officers would capture the pests and remove them to a secluded area.
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C. H. Larsen
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Keeling Day Chairman Unanimously Elected at Texas Convention
The keynote featured Keeling’s unanimous nomination by Moody and May show of support from Southland leaders. Senator Sheppard opened proceedings with a prepared address as members sang America and listened to invocations by Dr. Bradfield.
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Keeling
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Claude de van Watts
Texas
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G. Beiceman
Southern Methodist University
HK. Taylor
Dallas
Thomas CG. Jongen
Alstin
W.G. 1
U. B.D Sarfin
Wichita Falls
America
Surin
W. D. Bradfield
Selecta
Austin
Selecman Taid
Belecmac
Sheppard Twlard
Milam Building hosts Tourist Club dance night
City News notes a Milam Building event by the Chamber of Commerce Tourist Club with modern dance, Warwick's architecture, and a Tuesday night program. Music by Jerry McRae's Texas Ratig uerettes. Admission 25 cents.
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Milam Bldg
Warwick's Arch
Catholic Women’s Association
Jerry McRae
Texas Ratiguerettes
Texas Industry groups form advisory council
Texas industry leaders gathered in Dallas to align with the national recovery act. A new Texas Industrial Council was created to advise state industries while trade groups discuss ethics and code provisions. FE Morris announced NADC ethics code mailout. cleaners and dyers, and printers formed temporary bodies with delegates elected for a Chicago convention.
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Dune
Texas
Texas Industrial Council
FE. Morris
Texas Retail Dry Goods Association
National
Dy Goods Association
Texas Association of Cleaners and Dyers
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Chicago
Donald Rein
Houston
Come to my house next Wednesday evening at seven
To my friends from Baner & Black we announce a celebrate the end of ten years with an old enemy a bad cough and blue jay remedy. The note promises a grand time with best bib and tucker and suggests using a surgical drug remover from baner & black.
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Blue- Jay
Broadway Classified Ad Seeks Jane Noble Near Fifth Street
Quick tip from the payroll area suggests using a Light Classified Situation Wanted ad. Visit Broadway at Fifth Street and ask for Jane Noble to reconnect.
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Fifth Street
Jane Noble
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