Rebels clash in Cuba near San Luis amid renewed fighting
Santiago Cuba May 2 15 NB Seventeen combatants killed and many wounded in a new clash between rebels and federal troops at Digvabi near San Luis. The fighting resumes hostilities after a brief quiet following Saturday uprisings. Austins job hunt shows 13 applicants for city manager post after Jolson’s term ends.
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Santiago
Cuba
Austin
Adam R. Jolson
Uni
Johnson
Cite Council
Social events and society notes clutter San Antonio life
A long listing of social gatherings from early May, highlighting Miss Pattie Walder and Miss Joan Cahill events, bridal party plans for Miss Marilla Masterson Mason, teas and luncheons at the Gunter and Bright Shawl, and notices of guests from Dallas to Galveston. Also mentions the Street Fair for the Free Clinic, and various society guests, tours, and fashion details.
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Pattie Walder
Park Hildrive
Joan Cric
Sam Steves
Bt. Mary's University
Guuler Hotel
Itea
Kite Carol
Edward Bowmer
Bure Cochran
R. C. de Hand
Eagle Pass
A. M. Hall
Joan Cahill
Phil Higarden
Alamoth
Blph Hales
Velen Engelking
Miss Hayes
Spade
C . Clamp
J. Frank Davis
Frank Gillespie
Gilbert G. Wright
Homer T. Wilson
Bowin Mereay Sykes
Frank Williams
Fred Felthouse
Reagan Houston
Hamette Marachean
Jimine Hicks
Walter Dunham
A. A. Cadwallader
Mery Hill
Maria Sykes
Anne Wright
Deere Wright
Nancy Coppard
Li Man Street
Emily Ann
Lydia Bryant
Ruth Fraser
Josephine Hourton
Hagel Astiv
Jace
Marilla Mesterson
Mason Webster Jr
Lulian Masterson
Robert Fawcett
Betty Webster
Elert
Reba Maymesterson
May
Berkie Fisher
Houston
Anne Ashbaugh
Galveston
Winifred Anthony
Joe Webster
Wilmer D. Masterson
Jack Ashbaugh
Albert Shepperd
Robert Fawett
Ben Springer
George Webster
Frank Newnem
Quater Hotel
Cart Minor
Ischroonville
Fla
C. A. Minor
North Drive
Junior League
Frederick G. Oppertheimer
Oppenheimer
Patrick Sweatingen
Herbert Slayden Clarkson
Marian Johnson
Clarkson
Damascag
Cairo
Paris
Mildred Tohnson
Jack Hardie A
Bright Shay
Homer Wilson
Gutzon Borglum
Borglum
Old Mexico
Franseesce Mason Edwards
Althea Sayward
Mary Webb
Lillian Burn Harrison
Arts
Gare den Club
Edith Houston
Martha Shook Calhoun
Pusset Meriwether Hughes
Utility Official Opposes Shift of Electric Tax
William J. Hagensh of Chicago, vice president of the Edison Electric Institute, testifies before the Senate Finance Committee opposing moving the 3 percent electricity tax from consumer to producer as part of a broader bill extending the present 2 cent federal gasoline tax. The hearing also questions presidential authority to modify postage rates and other related fiscal provisions.
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Washington, D.C
William J. Hagensh
Chicago
Edison Electric Institute
Senate
Finabce
Roosevelt
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Scobby
Fireproof Storage Company
Fannin
Irene Walsh
Yvonne Brosseau
Forest Lodge
New Braunfels
Ed Walsh
Dorothy Palmer
Doris White
Alamo Heights School
Esther Goldberg
Fannie Wolf
San Antonio
Reginaewine
Arra Sagar
Lauren Yann
Virginia Edgecombe
George Light Jr
el Rancho Luz
Roddie
Sith
Gunter Ho
Elizabeth Forgasoh
Mrssarthur Strynk
Windom
Minn
Virginia Dial
Thomas Jefferson High School
Gray Mano
James George C. Baker Jr
Preston
Dial
Homer Rogers
E. L. Garner
L. L. Stephenson
W. C. McGovern
Katherine Whayne
Mills Gerta McDaniel
P.M. Melnus
Kellyfield
Dallas
Wichita
Kan
Alma Smith
Gunter Hotel
Barksdale Hamlett
Honolulu
Rex Underwood
Hamlett
Underwood
Mesdames C. Willoughby
Frank Chapa
H. 8. Ridgeway
Donna
Texas
Olivia Nolte
Paul Swift
Adalia Willoughby
Smith
Marl Cech
Garpus Christ
Patti Welder
Hollywood
Calif
City Federation of Women
Sunien Garden
Brackenridge Park
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Preston Dial
Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Federa- Vote
Mus
Carson
Alice Mayfield
Federation of Music Clubs
Ralph Jackson
L. K. Blephenson Jr
Clay
Mano
B. J. Hendrix
Charles J. Fehr
Homer
Jones
Miss Alleen Eth
Uests
Eek
Chow Chow
Saddle Club
Music Association of
Tnearnale Word College
Biss Lucille Klaus
Hezel Nixon
Mesdames Sterling Browning
Francis
Wangler
Marynel Nelson
Alva Rossy
Elizabeth Campbell
Doris Remy
Sylvia Ostrow
John Anderson
Marian J McNeel
Marguerite Tri Everett Risz
Anna Mae Chrishian
Munson Compton
Robert Watking
Bee
Frankie
F. A. Hall
First Baptist Church
Boerne
Hall
Hot Wells Boulevard
Nellie McCareb
Paul Adams
Vernon Taylor
Kerrville
John Leckie
Mountain
McCaleb
Leckie
Texas Fine Arts Association
Pattie Welder
Miss Welder
California
Jedge Niasleys
Qua
Biffon
Lars
Deane
Markearia
Uo Vann
Maat Oede
Mins Jones
Thamar
Thade
Bea
Alamo Plaza
Orton Dens
Tiatex
Fabrica
Doz. Sc
Park & Beans
Phillip A
Wisconsin
Gelatin
Royal Fruit
Jessert
Sausage
POE Pork—Shop Mane
Afal Sweet
Homon
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