San Antonio Mayoral Debate At Prospect Hill Meeting
Local candidates and supporters gathered at Prospect Hill, Pease and San Marcos streets, and Live Oak in San Antonio to rally voters. Speakers praised Mayor Bell's administration while opponents alleged mismanagement and union influence, urging citizens to curb radical labor power and defend city jobs and services.
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Lidatest Hill
Tree Field
Pees
San Marcos
Ladd
Live Oak Street
Prospect Hill
RB. Graathouse
Louis Hhieneranan
Meyer Bell
JF. Onion
J. McMillan
Wallace Rogers
Ad Hangon
Clay Lambert
Phil Wright
Héuermann
Tnsyor
San Antonio
Belt
Black
Pel
Carter God Lewis
Fritz Ross
Carter and Lewis
Bell
Max
Maroc Bell
Onion
J. F. Onion
Mr. Onion
Howe
Wallace Stagers
Troeped Hill
San Antins
Bortra
Wales
Mr. Stogera
Jamey ‘Aienamb
Ataners
Stogers
Alansen
al Hansen
Brackenridge Park
Lambert
Campi. Bravis
Fieeman
Favor Futures Bill Aimed at Curbing Grain Exchange Manipulation
Washington May 5 Representative Tincher Republican Kansas filed a bill on an unanimous Agricultural Committee report recommending passage of measure 145 to regulate grain futures. The report notes support from the committee secretary of agriculture and farmers, says it will end puts and calls and indemnities, reduce manipulation, and bring uniformity to markets.
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Washington
B.C
Tincher
Republican
Kansas
House
May Strike of Norwegian Sailors and Stokers
An unsteady report notes a May strike by Norwegian sailors and stokers tied to the Betmens Union. The action follows a referendum and refusals by men over fishing tackle and gear, with references to Christiania and Porto resources.
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Sigike
Christiania
Norway
Mernaera
Betmens Union
Labor Leaders Convene in Cincinnati for Policy Talks
Executive Council of Organized Labor opens a ten day conference in Cincinnati. Samuel Gompers leads AFL matters on open shop anti injunctions and "American plan" while building trades debate organization, legislation, and a broad anti injunction agenda amid labor unrest.
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Executive Council OF Organized Labor
Cincinnati
Ukty
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Trumpers
Couneil
Gampers
Congri
Council
New York State
Vourell
Marine Trike
Sdvice
Elulting
Vaton App
Federation
Probe Senate Charges Against John Son's Accusation
Washington May 5 investigation into charges filed Tuesday by Senator against John son involving a public inquiry. Details remain unclear as officials review testimony and documents in the ongoing probe.
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Johnson
Bilsir
Ware's Baby Powder Saves Baby From Dysentery
Informal testimonial touts Ware's Baby Powder as a life saving remedy for a 19 month old with dysentery. Mrs Plaite supports its efficacy, urging mothers to use the product in liquid form with sugar and water. The ad notes price 60 cents to $1.20 and promotes Dr Ware’s book on digestion.
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Dr. Ware
Ware!chemical CO
Dales
Senator Johnson Faces Inquiry Details Revealed
The report describes Senator Johnson’s opposition to Mr. Misl over conduct as a Reynolds delegate and alleged dealings with income tax claims. It notes arrangements for a hearing by the committee and promises of cooperation from Johnson. Witnesses were expected to testify publicly.
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Ator’ Johnson
David H. Blyig
Wharton-Raton
C. Nehalanea Fae
Evan Bette
Punrose
Jes Tanswitch
Johnson
Misl
Nffer
Chicago
Toexsurs Department
Wad Yablle
Itor Tigalnst
Arnstein Guilty on All Counts in Bond Theft Trial
In Washington DC on May 5, Jules W Sleksienstein and four co defendants were found guilty by a jury on charges connected to a $5,000 bank bond theft from Wall Street. The defendants include Nick Cohn Davis W Sullivan W W Easterday and Novella S Bowles. Sentences await two to two and a half years imprisonment or a fine up to $10,000 or both. The defense signals plans for a motion for a new trial and possible appeal.
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Washington, D. C
Jules W
Sleks)ienstein
Criminal Court
Tone
OK Columbia
Nick Cohn
Davis W. Sullivan
W. WV. Easterday
Novella S. Bowles
Halsoon
New York
Sentenes
Nana
Tuum
Eatonic relief for stomach acidity claims strong results
Freed from torture by neuralgia and upset stomach, R Lang endorses Eatonic as a cure. The ad urges profits for Lang and promises relief by neutralizing acidity, carrying out excess fluids and bile, and restoring health quickly. It emphasizes small cost with druggist guarantees.
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Batonic
R. Lang
Printing trades wage cuts amid 48 hour work week dispute
A special council meeting approved wage reductions for four major printing trades, with weekly rates cut to 486 for some crafts and specific lower figures for others. The measure, tied to a 48 hour week, aims to resume work on a 100,000 ton project, with funding contingent on continued labor harmony and emergency value provisions.
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Bard Iic
Fragmentary World War II note from German theater chaos
A heavily garbled report describes German and American actions amid postwar confusion. It mentions Rhineland orders, hundreds involved with their wives, and a May date. Officials claim movements align with November instructions, amid broader withdrawal and interpretation disputes.
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Coblens
Germaasy
Rhinéland
Axa Yicelude
Vetilipation
Reopen Rate Case Sparks Mixed Local Reactions
A fragmented notice from Austin Texas hints at a reopened rate case with references to May 2. The document mentions Brammer and Healy, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. Local officials are awaiting clearer guidance on the proceedings and potential adjustments to approved rates.
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Brammer Healy
Austin
Texas
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