Statewide referendum favored on repealing amendment proposal
A state affairs committee in Austin reported favorably to a house bill for a November 7 referendum on repealing the Eiputerath amendment. Delegates from a statewide convention would be elected in November 1934, with the convention to decide the matter in December. Walter Woodward of Coleman opposed the amended bill, while Ford Strike Enn en Dagenham notes the Ford plant reopened after a three day strike.
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Aubtin
Genste
Eiputerath
House
Senate
Bonster
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Bridge party honors Mad Cap club members at Gunter Hotel
Mrs. G. Guiner hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering at the Gunter hotel with assistance from Mesdames Blalock Meyer Hunnicut and Prelifer. Prizes went to G. B. McAlpine Rhady Boyce Meyer O’Brien Earl Townsend Krohn McKinney Henderson. Red decorations and a leaving gift for Mrs. Blalock were noted, with other society highlights and upcoming events from San Antonio society pages.
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Clara
Pancoast
If G. Guiner
Gunter Hotel
Mad Cap Club
T. N. Blalock
Fred Meyer
Lee Hunnicut
Fred Prelifer
Mesdames
G. B. McAlpine
Rhady Boyce
O. F. O'Brien
M. Earl
Marian Townsend
EB. K
Fragmented OCR note on unnamed events and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions dates, colors, and people in a disordered way. It references Cantor Oil and Sqnibi entities, with instructions about health triggers and family members. The text lacks clear actions, places, or outcomes to report.
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Dove of Cantor
Morgenthau Plans New Legislation For Farm Board Liquidation
Washington March 20 Morgenthau farm board chairmen announced a program to speed liquidation of commodity holdings pledged as collateral for farm board loans He named H E Habcock of Ithaca New York as special assistant to aid cooperatives in working out marketing problems and speeding sales
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Morgenthau
Mooney Trial Request Seeks New Hearing in 18-Year Case
In San Francisco on March 20 defense attorney Leo Gallagher asked officials to reopen the 18-year Thomas J. Mooney case for a new trial set for April 26. He proposed former California Supreme Court Justice Matt J. Sullivan serve as prosecution aid and urged presenting original testimony and evidence to the new jury to clarify disputed points.
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Ban Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Leo Galagher
Matthew Brady
Matt J. Sullivan
California Supreme Court
Sullivan
James Rolph Jr
Mooury
A. &. Webb
Gallagher
Medicinal Liquor Measure Advances in House
WASHINGTON March 30. A bill restricting the amount of medicine a physician may prescribe for medicinal liquor was before the House today with indications it would be approved promptly. The Senate rushed it through in 100 minutes yesterday and House action would send it to the White House.
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Bodie
Warrington
D. C
White House
Motorcycle Car Collision Injures Three on Maple Street
A motorcycle and a car collided at Maple Street and Main Avenue injuring three, including 3 year old Craig Yollst listed at 1830 North. Mrs. Stephen Seffel of 1919 West Gramercy Place sustained severe bruising while the driver was recovered Thursday from injuries.
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Craig
Center Street
Thureday
Maple Street
Maini Avenue
Stephen Seffel
West Gramercy Place
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Mina
Roum
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Tesep
Nisley
Charles Hickock
New York
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William W. Holden
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Boerne
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Margaret Abernathy
McKinney
Texas
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Mejesty
India
Abernathy
J. Hamilton
Miss Abernathy
South Jem Methodist University
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Herbert White
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Richard Harvey Phillips
West Mistletoe Avenue
Randolph Eide
Catherine Bide
Cleveland
Ohio
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Canadian Fur Company
Meedames Lemuel
Showell
Willam OC
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Mac Russ
Kurt Beckmann
Frederick Oppenheimer
Eugene Fies
Birmingham
Ala
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Tobe Sachowitz
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Mexico
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Elizabeth Terrell
Dasaphine Benniet
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Paul McSween
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Springfeld
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Beckmann
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Plaza Hotel
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Marjorie MacCampbell
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Bill Dove
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Tom Webb
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John Harrison
St. Louis
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Charles W. Ogden
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T. 5. Dines
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Battle of Flowers Association
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Wetmore Road
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Augaata, GI
George Bar
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Mair
Emilia McNamara
Ord Barber
Barher
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Clarence M. Hocker
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St. Anthony Hotel
Ora J. Co~ Hee
Port Bam Houston
China
Harry Gwen Head
New Orleana
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Hendrick
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Nile
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Alamo Plaza
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