Speeches Boost Smith at Party Convention In 1920s Style
A fragmented report details speeches praising Al Cred EB Smith and denouncing graft as Minnesota and Missouri delegates rally at a political convention. Andrew J. Deturs and Andrew Nelson urge renewal of American democracy, while chants, banners, and bells punctuate the scene.
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Utehle
Ileree
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Smith
Maxsor
Andrew J. Deturs
Moston
New York
al- Cred
EB. Smith
Andrew Nelson
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas
Wjouston
Kansai
Nile
Charlon al
Katana City
Normolly
Missouri
Flood of Oratory Deluges Delegates at Convention
At the Houston convention the crowd roared as speeches, banners, and demonstrations swelled around Smith’s bid for the nomination. Delegates from Nebraska and the Philippines clashed briefly, while O Sullivan and others pressed for order as the party debated the remaining candidates and a potential running mate. The scene mixed fervent support with anti-Smith sentiment and political maneuvering looking toward a contested platform and possible compromise.
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Missouri
Lie Mircoiri Waltiy
Elunsdaed
Okighomni
Smith
Missoir
Henator Tieorce
Arkurr
Maine
N Draska
N Draska, Pledge Jountar Hilehowek, Was Hrwirhe Frowtie Alevrimle Soelion
Vall Nus
Figal Uwergansas
Philippine Astaists
Weise
Itil
Senatorolinson
Rollinson
Les Gan
Convention Cofficiats
Houston
Eed Ot Tailers
Robinson
Hagens D. O'Swllyan
Oniha
Neb
Vert Hitchock
O'Sullivan
Nebraska
O'Muivan
Wire
Fraska
Philipnine
Otto F. Daumon
Ofvania
Ey Paclicarien
Anit
Tosh
Ils Pine
Edin Tait
Mamita
Owithauk
Sation
Gail
Evnar Woollen
Indiana
Ayres
Mansaynui
George of
Tlobinson
Arkansan
Fay Bill
Prohibition Debate Sways Party Platform Talks
The platform wrangle centers on enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act. Senators and clergy clash over temperance policy as Walsh, Dyfings, and Glass argue for stricter liquor controls while Bishop Canon and Daniels defend Wilson's wartime stance and push state by state determination.
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Walsh
Big Monopolies
Br All Phils
Pitman
Rishoi
Dshop James Canon
Methodstigiscopal Church
South
Uwif
Maryland
Glass
Virginia
Senator Blears
South Carolina
Dennon
Ftifpfer
Wilson
Treviourly Tsifage
Josephus Davids
North Carolina
Navy
Tyidi
Bir. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Daniels
Congress
Lin
Totter
Putlings
Joseph J. Tomulis
Wilcott
Promised Clues Tie Robbery to San Antonio Suspects
Reported leads name a San Antonio man and a woman as suspects in a payroll robbery at Light Publicking. Detectives promise to reveal more details after a telephyta conference with A Look and headquarters. The holdup netted about 1400 dollars, with suspects believed to flee in a blue touring car.
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Lense
San Mulainia
A.B Wormer
Light Publicking Company
San Antonio
Meiohiling
Netcelive
William — F. Greenwith
Glursons
Josehling
Iso
Gerald Meyers
Mayor backs more police amid San Antonio crime concerns
Acting Mayor Phil Wright announced tentative Saturday talks with merchants and civic leaders to discuss increasing police presence while Mayor Chambers attends a Democratic convention. Merchants dispute a mass meeting and urge practical steps, citing nationwide crime trends and calls for stricter enforcement. Public protests followed a daylight robbery as groups press for city action and input from local merchants associations.
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San Antonio
Phil Wright
Swanks
Honetan
Tua
Mr. Bagley
Mazot
Wright
Ue Pro
Paso Ass
Leen
Re+ tast Merehouts’ association
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Farmer
Seine
Zhorsdas
Nur Riare
Jimmy Walker Rates Houston Kindred Ties in South Visit
Mayor Jimmy Walker expresses fondness for Houston and the South in a wide ranging interview, praising Southern industry, water transport, and regional vigor while critiquing Northern views. He argues for closer ties and a balanced national perspective amid political crosswinds.
Parody of Readers Field Wide Topics and Figures
Readable fragments discuss creatures in a garden with a tiger snake lizard and various animals and question if Meg acted as a maker. The text shifts to political commentary referencing Jewish birth, the Democratic party, prohibition enforcement, and teaching Earth’s shape with local police remarks and city counts of officers and cities.
Station Hospital Grieved at Loss of Ella Preston
The Station Hospital mourns Ella Preston who died in December. Col FR Ty Bullore notes she served at Fort Sam Houston and was among the patients during the World War. She brought cheer and flowers to each patient and her zeal left a lasting impression on staff and patients.
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Ella Preston
Ta M. Lmreatan
Bullore
Ennember
Station Hospital
Fort Sam
Radio Boosts Legion Meet at San Antonio Convention
San Antonio and the American Legion national convention to be held here in July will receive extensive publicity through a double radio program arranged by the Legion National convention with the Shenandoah post at Shenand and Howell, directed by O. Ey Walker. The program will include two quotations broadcast between 7 and 9 pm over Station KENP and between 9 and 11 pm over Station WSCA, reaching readers in Milddk, West and North posts.
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San Antonio
American Legion National Convention
West
W North
Legion National Convention
Wurcan
Shen
We Ling
Howell 5
O. Ey Walker
Stanfini
WSCA
Urea
Swimming Classes to Hold Meet at Y Pool
A swimming meet for class members will be held at the Y pool at 7 30 p m. Instructor Troughton will guide the students as they attempt to swim and progress toward graduation in the coming Saturday event.
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Samedey
Troughton
Ind
Gonzales Charged With Brick Attack in Wickee Court
Corl and Cevales Thursday faced charges in Wickee of the Peace Souls court for robbery by assault. The case references Varina Veeces Santiago and Yon Jacinte streets with a suspect who allegedly followed a woman and took her purse. Deputies Dayar and Sue hirn filed the charges.
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Corl
Cevales
Peace Souls
Wiltz
Osy Saulk
Varina Veeces
Santiago
Yon Jacinte
Ganzalen
Dayar
Sue Hirn
Temporary writ granted for woman in molestation case
Misa Leth G. Nirdwell was granted a temporary injunction by Judge Tr. Milne of the Fifty seventh district court. The order restrains Stan Morris from molesting or annoying the plaintiff, including via telephone. If the conduct continues, Birdwell will seek to convert the injunction into a permanent one.
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Misa Leth G. Nirdwell
Foot Pains Ended Overnight Says Local Barber
Local barber describes Coolene and Coolex as quick remedies for burning and aching feet. He recounts relief after using the product, claiming improved comfort, ability to work, and lasting effects, with a nearby outlet offering the soothing cream and related foot care items.
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Coolene
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