Progressives Outline Policy Council Aims
The document records a Progressive gathering naming H Sewell and Chee ter as key figures, with a Utilities Committee and numerous members from major cities and unions. It describes proposals for a five day work week in public and private sectors, unemployment measures, and reforms in federal employment programs, electoral practices, and economic stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sewell
Cheeter Tdasis
Washington
1. C
Wash
Watler Honns
Enna
Carl D. Thompson
Chivas
Theodore Kromuhngr
Milwauken
Ka J. Spaulding
Speinzuirld
U Borris L. Cooke
Norkela
Chivas Baiploament Grout
LaFaltette Amard
Hhitlee
Stuart Chase
New York
Charles G. Fenwick
Brea
Menr- Rabb
Faward
Warsland
John Go
American Federalisin Hapgood
Florence Kelle
Lubin Af
Lillian Wald
Leo Wolman
Yormin Matuhe
Foud Dou Lac
Wisconsin
Baining
Mary Anderson
Washington, D.C
Sydnew Hiawago
Amalyzment Cher Workers of America
Reyiresentative Crosier
Déworrat
Her Tohn A. Ityag
Netional Catholic Welfare Council
Bsei Business School
Jacob Silippf
Philadelphia
Green
Jeke
Federation
Norrig
Belioved
Dogo
Norrin
Ain
Congress
Man Slashed in Back in 4200 Block Robbery
An unidentified assailant slashed a man in the back in the 4200 block of Huena Vista Avenue. He was treated at Hobert B. ree hospital. The motive and suspect details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Auto Livers
I Steel Horaton
Menilant
Huena Vista Elveri
Hober B.ree
Diphtheria Siege Grips Point Barrow Alaska
Point Barrow fears a second diphtheria siege as the disease overruns the town. The only hospital is overwhelmed and short of antitoxin, with relief delayed after Fairbanks health officials dispatched a submarine? no. A Red Cross airlift attempted but supplies remain scarce as the outbreak strains local resources.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Maiek
Henry Driest
Breshy
Inn
Fairbanks
Dor Crossan
Miller’s criminal past and arrest in Eagle Pass linked to deadly case
Miller, a longtime felon with a global arrest record, was nabbed in Eagle Pass after a brief Texas trip. Authorities tie him to a New York gambler’s ten year old murder and a fatal shooting case. He admits operating in San Antonio after Christmas and says a “low mood” led him to Texas. He faces charges if indicted.
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Histon
Millee
Tyrrell
Eagle Vass
Talice
Miller
United States
Austria
Cougir
Menath
Arnold Lothstein
New York
Jerre Buckley
Detroit Radio Annoy Peer
Tle
Tyrell
San Antonia
Texas
Fagle
Curie and Chaplin Invited to Lecture in Madrid
Madrid sources say Madanne Curie will visit Madrid in April to lecture before university students. The committee has also invited Charles Chaplin, and several Spanish societies discussed awarding him the grand cross of beneficence for his contributions to charity.
Protested Statue of Haig to Stand
Early report states Alfred Hardiman’s proposed equestrian statue of Field Marshal Haig will be erected despite public protest. The commissioner of works disclosed official approval and notified critics that the design is definite and proceeding.
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Haig
Tondgon
Marrh
Alfred Hardiman
Field Marshal Hare
England
Commissioner of Works
Hrilith Tegionnaires
Roheen
Wickersham Report Debate on Prohibition Limits
Wickersham spoke on differences among 11 commissioners regarding revisions to the Eighteenth Amendment. He noted concerns that any modification could restore licensed saloons while praising the act’s achievement of abolishing legalized saloons. He listed experts studying crime, deportation, lawlessness, prisons, and the federal and state system amid a March 1 deadline and a modest appropriation.
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Wickersham
Commission
School Votes Certified In Local Education Board Meeting
The board of education certified the reelection of Mrs Stella Stevens Walker and election of trustees L D Gilmore F T Ir and W O H Williams at a noon Thursday session. Attendees included Mrs King Dr Mary King Robbie Adolph Bechmann President Dr J A McIntosh Leo Brewer and Mrs Walker, with three new members present.
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Stella Stevens Walker
L. D. Gilmore
F. T. Ir
W. O H. Williams
Board of Education
Taredes
Fr. King
Mary King Robbie
Adolph Bechmann
J. A McIntosh
Leo Brewer
Mally Speaks on Dairy Industry in West Virginia
Fred Mulls county agent spoke to a group at the Main Avenue Senior School Thursday morning about Bexar county dairy industry developments.
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Mally
Fred WV. Mulls
Bexar
Detroit Police Seek Man On Trial In Kentucky Case
Detroit police pursue a man tried in Kentucky on charges tied to a Warder of Carl B. James case. A telegram to Town Marshall CG. P. Long indicates the defendant and an accomplice, identified as Anthony Peterson, may use other names and are wanted for linked hold‑ups on a girl. If acquitted, they would be held for Detroit authorities.
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Bardstown
Ian
Carl B. James
Louisville
Frank Carson
Detroit
CG. P. Long
Anthony Peterson
Five Jailed After Auto Crematory Discovery By Detectives
Detectives traced a ring involved in stealing automobiles and found six charred car remains, five of which were identified as stolen. Five suspects were jailed as authorities pursued charges and further investigations over the past four days.
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Iso
Old Square Dance Planned for Fiesta
Employes of the recreation department prepared Thursday for an old fashioned square dance named Dancers popular to the X's and DC's. One hundred copies of the Stina inna are being made for the Santa Ana Pioneers Association members who will take part during the annual hall on Jacinto week. Miss Melba Pri secretary of the recreation department oversees the work.
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X's
Santonia Pioneers Association
Pia “le N Jacinto
Melba Pri
Ube
Fugitive from Justice to be Taken West
Houston deputy reports B A Fugitive arrested as a fugitive from justice from Arizona on charges of impersonating federal officers. He will be taken back to Phoenix Thursday night after evidence linked him to border patrol inspector poisoning and other alleged acts.
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Houston T. Sullivan
Arizona
Phoenix
George Batsford
Tucson
Border Patrol
Bulli Wees
Selfyeld
Ptea
Coitet Staten
Paul A. Lockhart
Senate Kills Bill on Corn Sugars
AUSTIN March 12 7 The new bill killed outright its fifth bill of the session today. Senator Woodul of Mauston sponsored labeling for foods containing corn sugar and warned labeling would affect many items.
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Senate
Austin
Benator Woodul
Allotments Prepared by War Department On March 12
The War Department announced canal and harbor allotments for river works across Texas and nearby harbors. Names include Clear Creek and Freeport harbor in Texas with allocations 87000 and 130000 dollars respectively, plus channels and projects in Galveston and Port Arthur areas. Other entries list Anahuac, Park Aransas, and multiple Texas sites with varied sums.
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Ashington
D.C
War Department
Anabuac Donuel
Cetar Bayun
Clear Creek
Texas
Freeport Harbor
Atane
Ornus Christi
Galveston
Toso
Port Moston
Ful Harbor
Pla
Roosevelt Called Good Candidate in Olympia Visit
March 12 Olympia Washington report notes Governor Franklin Roosevelt of New York declared a good presidential candidate during a visit by Senator G A Dill. The exchange occurred amid discussions on national politics as Roosevelt's potential candidacy drew attention.
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Olympia. Wash
Stovernor Franklin Roosevelt
New York
G. A. Dill
Wilbur Says Oil Firms Favor Plan
Washington March 12 Secretary Wilbur tailay announced that all oil companies that have begun new negotiations to limit imports are willing to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Washington, B.C
Ecretary
Wilbur Tailay
Black residents sentenced to death for robbery in Groesbeck
Court records reveal Lexan and several Black defendants convicted of robbery in Groesbeck. Sentences included electric chair for Sonny Mlibier Lom Unary Armstrong and Cal Flivhy, tied to the murder of Charles Hunter in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. A brutal freight-train incident left Charles Hwo's knee broken.
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Groesbeck
Lexan
Sonny Mlibier
Armstrong
Rabheey
Charles Hunter
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Kase
Tanto
Charles Hwo
Head of Tailoring Firm Coming Here
A. O. Slliman, president of a Nash Company, Inc. wholesale tailors, with local offices at 206 Hicks building, will be in San Antonio March 23 to inspect the San Antonio sales display room, which has been completely refitted. A dinner at the Glover Hotel will honor Durmon's arrival at 6 o'clock that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slliman
Nash Company, Inc
Hicks Building
San Antonio
FLIERS STUDY BIRDS Untreraat Berelee
March 14. Stay motion pictures of trained eagles and falcons are used in Germany to assist in handling sliders.
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Berelee Dentin
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