Voting Reform Sparks Texas DADAR Conference Action
The annual Texas state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution adopted a resolution to appoint an IDE committee to study preventing improper use of voting franchises. Brig. Gen. Charles Hawland urged disenfranchising felons to retain practical patriotism as the final session adjourned at the St. Anthony hotel.
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Texas
the Daughters of the American Regulution
Charles Tt. Hawland
St. Anthony Hotel
Delegates Endorse Defense Addresses at San Antonio Meeting
The Texas Daughters of the American Revolution delegates approved new positions including honorary state corresponding secretary Mrs. Eugene J. Fellowes of San Antonio and allowed conference voting for committee chairmen. They heard a radio address by Mrs. William A. Becker on Citizenship and endorsed the Mount Rushmore inscription competition. A luncheon followed with speakers Capt. James D. Givens and Mrs. William Becker. national officers will be confirmed in Washington in April.
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Eugene J. Fellowes
Fellowes
San Antonio
William A. Becket
National Defense Committee
William Perry Herring McFaudin
Arkansas
theContinental Congress
Washington
Martin L. Bigman
Mone Ficello
Ark
Light
Associated Hearst
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
James D. Givens
Bircorps
Randolph
Paltroom
Givers
Sturtont
Army Air Corps
Wiliam A. Becker
Summit
Fort Sam Houston
William Becker
Willan McFaddin
Continental Congress
Maurice G. Turner
Dallas
Pamptron Turner
Senan
D. Walker
Brownwood
Barham
Newagdner
R. Forth
Gus Pord
Thomas R. Lentz
San
Wierd
Navasota TF
Mis
A. C. Hamilton
Lascedo
O. L. Kelfore
Jr. B. Cunningham
Corpus Ghristi
Former Club Bdun Ger Charged With Robbery by Assault
Claude Henry known as Cowboy was charged in Justice John Onion's court with robbery by assault for allegedly taking 150 dollars from O T Dickenson of 117 Merri Weather Street in a cafe on Produce Row. Dickenson said he was invited upstairs, rendered unconscious, and robbed while the attacker fled with an accomplice later arrested but identified as Henry's ally.
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Claude
Cowboy
Henry
Alamonite Club
John O F. Onion
O. T. Dickenson
Merri- Weather Street
Produce Row
Dickenson
Henrs
Thorsher
Reury
Randley Taylor
Silver Hoarders List Considered by Morgenthau
Secretary Morgenthau told Taveman today he had a list of silver hoarders under consideration and declined to elaborate. A Senate resolution requests the list and Morgenthau discussed the matter in Washington on March 72.
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Washington, D
Morgenthau
Taveman
Senate
Weather report collage with scattered city notes
Fragmented weather page lists varied data for multiple U S cities. Mentions precipitation, temperatures, wind, cloud cover, and tourist forecasts across Texas and other states with times and dates. Contains unreadable OCR sections but retains scattered city names such as Dallas Brownsville El Paso Houston and New York amid general forecast terms.
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Dallas
Brownsville
Texas
Gierne
Bales
Glen Bedy
Denver
Caius
Gleae
Montgemers
Ale
Neodes
Cell Cine
Grirsse
New York
Oklahoma “City
Neb
Tate City
Calif
De Priest Seeks More Signatures To Force House Vote
Washington march 22 Representative De Priest a negro Republican from Illinois sought to add about 40 names to his petition aimed at forcing a House vote on whether negroes may be served in the House restaurant The petition would discharge the rules committee and refer to the floor for consideration SPRING BABIES BEST STOCKROLLS march 24 ug Studies by Prof Ivar Bromark Swedish physiologist show babies born in spring have better future physical prospects based on histories of thousands of Swedish children
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de Priest
Washington, D. C
Ivar Bromati
Clark arrest told jurors in Dillinger gang case
In Lima Ohio March 22 a Tucson police sergeant testified about arresting Russell Clark the alleged murderer of Sheriff Jess L Barber. He described finding three machine guns at Clarks home and counting about 28000 dollars seized from the Dillinger gang members after a jail raid.
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Lima
Ohio
Chester Shermen
Tucson
Aziz
Russell Clark
Jess L. Barber
Lurber
John Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makdey
Dillinger Bang
Electric Shalr
Clark
Pierpont
Makley
Dillinger
Sharman
Corns Rheumatics Upheld By Science
Amarillo dispatch notes weather affects people as barometers. United States weather observer H. T. Collinian says high air pressure triggers bodily discomfort akin to cattle instincts before a storm. Pear ble individuals are less sensitive due to skin protection, yet some sensation remains.
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Amarillo
Branny
Sophronig
H. T. Collinian
United States
Weather Observer
Relief Office Near College Clears San Antonio Campus
Relief office near San Antonio Junior College, angered students by ongoing Bexar County relief activities. An adjacent building posted a sign announcing registration of OWA workers and those on relief at Austin and Highth streets. A three dollar weekly rental covers an efficiency at 938 South Alamo, per Classification 27, Light Classified Ads.
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College
San Antonio Junior College
Bexar Courty Relief Activiies
OWA
Austin
Highth Streets
South Alamo
Sugar Control Legislation Debated by Congressional Leaders
Washington conference lines up support from sugar producing states as senators and representatives meet with Senate Finance Chair Harrison and House Agricultural Chair Jones to push federal sugar control legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Jones
House Agricultural
House girds for liberal veterans allowances clash
Speaker Rainey warned that the House would likely approve the Senate's larger veterans benefits and federal pay increases, risking a presidential veto. Senate amendments total 118000 in veterans benefits and 189000000 in federal pay, while the House proposed 83000000 for veterans and 128000000 for pay restoration. The dispute centers on budget limits and Roosevelt’s stance on spending. A rental listing notes a two story business home at 1115 Main Avenue.
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Washington, D‘c
Rainey
Hoase
Senate
House
Oie
Independent Offices
Ue Sentate
Pfare
Bour
Roosevelt
Main Avenue Ds
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