Willy Overland chief visits San Autone as price cuts hit
John M. Willys, president of the Willye ermed company of Ty Joe Ohio, arrives in San lAuteain with A C Tinther and George W McNare to discuss market shifts. Prices have been cut to bone and no further reductions expected as the nation’s automotive industry adjusts.
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Theris
Ura
John M. Willys
Willye-€ermed Company
Ty. Joe
Ohio
Trindipel
Mr. Willys
A.C Tinther
Eatey Sunatgee
Willy Overland Romasne
George W. McNare
Lanuel Managee Ab
Dallas
San lAuteain
Willys Overland chief warns dealers in Texas region
The Willys Overland president told Overland and Willys dealers at the Gunter Hotel that automobile sales will demand strong, ethical business practices and knowledge of the trade. He announced a capacity expansion to 2000 cars daily and predicted a sharp rise in 1922. He cited factory commitments and urged dealers to be solid merchants to survive.
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Tsillys- Overland
Luushcom
Gunter Hotel
Wineriel
Willys
Wierehants
Automobile Induscthys
Willys-Overland
Aneihables
Foys Car
Willis-Overland Company
Afr
Willy
Willa Prives
San Antonio
My. Willys
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Trenver
Portlams
Ore
Seattle
Spokane
Kan
Pinneleco
Los Angeles
Phornix
Taso
Man Ane Tonic
Dallas
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Urgent appeal to hire 160 ex service men across city
Alamo post No 2 American Legion appeals for jobs for 160 unemployed ex service men in dire circumstances. Ten men found work last week, but most applicants are unskilled and few opportunities exist. The legion plans ongoing campaigning with local manufacturers and firms, urging city and county support to replenish a small relief fund aiding affected veterans and families.
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Alamo Post No. 2
American Legion
Wedutsjy
Ely
Legion 1
Acant
Keatee
Legion
Alamo Post
Fegion
Wen
Alamo
Witnestiay Agin
Wade
May Durkee
Palestine screens love scene after David fight in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem on March 22 wartime theater plans feature a staging of the Old Testament tale of David and Goliath. The production includes a postbattle love scene and a spectacle with livestock and thousands of animals as part of the scene design.
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Palestine
David
Jerusalem
Goliath
Tiblica
City Auditorium Project Delays Skip Near Election
Fragmentary text shows Moantha Ga. promises to start work on city auditorium and public buildings to aid unemployment. Mayor touted action, but the auditorium remains in a preparatory stage with no producer, likely delaying work until around the county election time.
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Moantha Ga
ENTER DAME FASHION AT Alzafara Temple Luncheon
Devollette fashion show to be part of the weekly Alzafara Temple luncheon at the Gunter Hotel ballroom. Details kept secret but hints suggest a mixed costume exhibit may include cross gender styles and provocative garb, with social buzz about attendance.
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Devollette
Alzafara
Sherine Vicurs
Gunter Hotel
Peralris
Iris
Verdict not reached in ligtment of LB McClain on attempted assault
Jury failed to agree on any ballot after long deliberation. They sent a note to Judge Andeveau as the case remained unresolved. A later message hinted at a dramatic remark from a Mrs Newsywed-Gh about a proposed wager.
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McClain
Ueons
Andeveau
Tick Eradication Plan Discussed With Railways
State and federal officials and railway representatives met at the Guigler Hotel in Drying Frio to agree on cooperation for tick control in Southwest Texas. The conference urged closer rail line cooperation to keep cars clean and boost enforcement, with J E Hoog-Scott of Fort Worth presiding. About 100 attendees from federal and state agencies, railways, cattlemen and farmers discussed measures.
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Teras
Guuler
Cniths
J. EB. Hoog-Scott
Fort Worth
State Firestock Sanitary Commission
Southwest
Bureau of Anhual Industey
Cattlemen’s Air Farmers’ Associations
Holbrook Inspects Post Troops at Fort Sarr Houston
Maj. Gen. W. A. Holbrook and Col. George Vidiner visited Fort Sons Houston Wednesday inspecting two cavalry units of duty from the Fourth Cavalry and the Eightls Training Center. The weekly dance at Fort Sons Houston on Wednesday night featured General Holbrook as guest. A meeting of the Bygerated Shop Grafts organization occurred Monday evening addressing shop conditions and wages led by Mr. Jones, president, with many in attendance.
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W. A. Holbrook
Fort, Sarr Houston
General Holbrook
Tevening
Col
George Vidiner
Fort Sons Houston
Fourth Cavalry
Eightls
Waite
Genarn Feira
Tals
Vortom
Tex
Adonis
Sun Praneigen
Awaibey
Jones
Registration Drive Gathers Wide City Voters
In Chicago on March 28 the registration drive for the upcoming primary election shows substantial turnout. Voters including men women and youths visit polling sites and city books as districts report heavy registration activity ahead of the April 1 election.
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Outlsieg Residentigy
Chicago
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Haast Clearing
Jqun BK. Willys
Ratenville
Ark
Mettue
Charles Detfrey
Jall
G&g
Karorkin
Commerce Street
Bhrnners
Gawis An
Fittesn
Tania
Calvary 2
Martha Washington
Postum
Postum Cereal Ca, Inc
Battle Creek, Mick
Halland and Cogan
M. Standard Footwear
Shee
Marx
Garside
Lapidus
Kid
Mary Janes
Scc
Eacere
Daniel Cheen Buck
Daniel Green
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