Garner Second in Fight for Nomination
In California May 5 primary Garner builds a strong showing with 48 Texas pledged votes and 44 California votes, trailing Roosevelt by about 45,000 in early tallies. Roosevelt leads in many counties while Garner dominates Los Angeles and southern counties. Smith is far behind with 46, while Lewis and Reed trail.
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Garner
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Galvornis
Hoone
John N. Garner
Franklin D. Roosevatt
Alfred E. Smith
Precinsla
Los Angeles
Los Angles County
San Diego
Kern
Smity
Seven Cuero High students reach state finals in district victories
Seven Cuero High School representatives head to Austin for the state Interscholastic League finals after winning at the Victoria district meet. The group includes four senior relay team members Sam Leno Homer Russell William Buetring and Walter Klentecke. typing team J Fischer Jr Evils Reagan. Russell Carney in sector boys declamation. and journalists Misa Wormers Buchel and Misa Claire Bennett attending as Turkny Talk and Cuero High newspaper delegates.
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Cuero
Cuero High School
Austin
Victoria
Sam Leno
Homer Russell
William Buetring
Walter Klentecke
J. Gf. Fischer Jr
Evils
Reagan
Russell Carney
Setor
Theen
Misa Wormers
Buchel
Misa Claira Bennett
Turkny
Cuero High Rental
Newapaner
Canopus Club to Hear M P Bishop Heckling English
Canopus Club hosts Merit P Bishop to speak on heckling English at the Friday meeting at Pine Hotel. Miss Erelyn Duester will sing. Ro Brower chairs the event for the club in Minsk.
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Canopus Club
M.P. Bishop
Minsk
Merit P. Bishop
Pine Hotel
Canowiy Club
Erelyn Duester
Brower
Lap Meeting
Consul in Del Rio Promoted to Higher Rank
A Del Rio consul has been advised by Mexico City officials to advance to a higher class. Pena, ranked fourth in length of service, has served in Ila Fael since 1917 and is now moving toward the rank of consul general.
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Dre Tag
LaBare
del Rio
Mexico City
Pena
Ila Fael
Core Launches State-wide Drive for Teens Attractions
CORPU ECHRIATT May 1. An Armvernaing rampalm Aoeno she pufire alate at Teens, agiting Corb the attractions of Corpig Chelatl A TL SIMMer placaround, Ja to the Tounehed Mila work by the chamber of commerce.
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Corpu Echriatt
Corpig
Chamber of Commerce
Oil theft investigations widen in East Texas fields
Tyler Texas May 3 Evidence on extensive oil thefts in East Texas fields studied by the Texas railroad commission. Chairman C V Terrell said after a hearing with more than 40 employees questioned. Action on the facts warranted would follow. Terrell and Commissioner Lon Smith set up a court of inquiry after arrests of several men including two commission employees.
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Tyler
Texas
East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
C. V. Terrell
Terrell
Lon Smith
Commission
Huge Mohair Pool Shifts Are Made
Del Rio reports a 5 990 000 pound mohair pool from Wool and Mohair Warehouse remains unsold. About 270 000 pounds have been sent by Jahelson Cattle Loan Co to Houston warehouses for cheaper storage. Old warehousing units wait to remove mohair clips to free space in Southwest Texas warehouses for the new war clip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Jahelson Cattle Loan Company
Dimetion
Hoston
Texas
Sahinal Council Names Appointees in BADINAL Texas
The Sahinal Council names appointees including Mrs R B Ware as secretary-treasurer and Lax collector. Other officials listed are Di EU Woot and G W O'Neill as health officer and mayor respectively. The fragmentary notice places the event in Badinal Texas with May as the reference month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahinal Council
Badinal
Texas
O. Ware
Elly
Elly Council
Woot
Pnd
G. W. O'Neill
Sabinal High Announces 182 Graduates for May Commencement
Sabinal High School reports 182 graduates for the May commencement ceremony. Principal and staff congratulate students on completing their studies as the class lines up for the upcoming ceremony.
Rainbow Girl Initiation At Hive Bonnet Hall Event
Rainbow Girl and sister orders plan a Friday initiation for Star chapter OFBS and Blue Bonnet Lodge at Hive Bonnet Hall on South Presa and Buckingham Streets. Members of Masonry and Eastern Star invited, with a later social and bunco party to follow Thursday evening hosted by the Women's Benefit Association at the home of Mrs. Maxi an McMeahan 109 Dilworth Street.
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Rainbow Girl
Order~ of the Rainbow
Ljl
Star Chapter
OFBS
Blue Bonnet
Hive Bonnet Hell
South Presa
Buckingham Streets
Masonrg Order
Eastern Sing
Women’s Benefit Association
Une
Maxian McMeahan
Dilworth Street
St. Elizabeth's Society
St. Joseph's Hall
East Commerce Street
Donia
Arthur Nitsch
Solety
Hickory Hollow
The
Missionary Society of the
Enver Helgnts
the Missionary Society
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Prospect Hill
Baptist Temple
Walter Rush
Womer
Westminster
Council House
West Poplar Street
Doris Wise
Fiano
Dorothy Kae Uff
Luis G Charninsky
William Alberts
Matheys
Estelle Berliner
Janet Francis Harris
Helen Briskiman
Heymann Brenner
L. Marks
Forrest
Seguin Chamber Directors Named in Annual Election
Seguin Texas May o H YY Ander Joe Burges Waller Pry Q E Thretkeld and A A Vordenbavnt were named as chamber of commerce directors at the annual election. A future board meeting will elect officers for the coming year. Real estate investment features in a section titled ray Estate highlight many good bays.
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Seguin
Texas
O—H. YY. Ander
Joe Burges
Waller Pry
Q. E. Thretkeld S
A. A. Vordenbavnt
Chamber of Commerce
Doctors Open Convention in Waco Address
Governor R S Sterling opened the sixty sixth Texas Medical Association convention in Waco with remarks urging that efforts to curb medical costs not target doctors. Dallas state president Dr J O McReynolds said many costly features lack coverage but doctors do not turn away those unable to pay. He announced that the event was convened by Dr McReynolds and chairman Dr H F Donnelly outlined arrangements.
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Waco
R. S. Sterling
Texas Medical Association
de. J. O. McReynolds
Dallas
McRaypelds
H. FP. Donnally
the Arcangements Committee
Hike in Freight Rates on Tex-Mex Line Initiated
Special differential rates between non competitive points on the Trans Mexican railroad are in effect after approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission. San Antonio and South Lexus chambers of commerce report the change. rates include 20 cents per 190 pounds between Gravis and Pesendito and 1.4 cents per 101 pounds between San Diego and Ribh with various class adjustments.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
T. V. Dover
San Antonio and
South
Lexus Chambers of Commerce
Gravis
Pesendito
San T Diego
Ribh
Bayer
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing
Senate resumes debate on treaty bills and tax legislation while committees advance payroll, mining, and banking measures. Key actions include McNary mercantile bill, Muscle Shoals regulation, Mansfield case bills, Steagall deposit guarantee, and naval limits polling debate.
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Senate
Commerce Committee
McNary
Daris-Kelly
Bs Mining Commie
Figante
Hoare
Ways and
Justeiary Committee
Rules Committee
Steagall
Whileoul Wutinas
Hale
Repabiican
Maine
Finance Committee
House
Guadalupe County G O P Meets May 10
Guadalupe County Republican executive committee calls a meeting for Tuesday May 10 to appoint precinct chairs. Delegates for the Republican State Convention to be named at this meeting. Deliberations and dates reflect the party’s local organizing efforts.
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Guadalupe County
G.O.P
Sbuuin
Arans
eAnd Erletzke
Balrman
Tan
Republican Executive Committee
Wag
Club Hears Talk on New Education at Plaza Meeting
Merrill Bishop, supervisor of Eng dun th the junior actual system, spoke on aid and the new cdie rsion before the Ban Amianio Fx ehanien uo AL tik weekly breakinat. Dr. Frank Ninkolean also spoke on the Cascade coveris near Treen.
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Merrill Bishop
Eng Dun
Cdie
Amianio Fx Ehanien Uo
Frank Ninkolean
Lefy
Wey Cascade
California primary reshapes contenders for Roosevelt nomination
California voters award 44 delegation votes to Garner, signaling party leaders’ push to oust Roosevelt and Smith. Analysts call California a rebuke to the Roosevelt bid, with Garner gaining momentum as a strategic edge for rivals in upcoming primaries and convention debates.
How Candidates Are Running in the Democratic Nomination
In Washington on May 5, the Democratic presidential race shows Roosevelt leading with 277 pledged and instructed delegates, Smith at 46, Lewis 42, Garner 44, Reed 35, Murray 24 and other states with various pledges and doubts. The total pledged and instructed reaches 798, with 188 doubtful due to overlapping claims notably in Pennsylvania.
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Trene
California
John N. Garner
Texas
Franklin D Rouges
Tamilton Lewis
Alfred & Smith
James A- Reed
William H.murray
Smith
Carver
Chicago
Roosevelt
Minisis
Ohio
Virginia
Roosevelt Garner
Lewis
Italy
Nat
Roogevelé
Washington, D. C
Garnec
Read
Durray
Pennsylvania
Alabama
South Dakota
Michigan
Nebraska
Georggia
Towa
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Waiton
Wisconsin
New Heeshire
New York
North Dakota
Alaska
Hawaii
Arkansas
Philippines
Porto Rico
Witneis
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Garner
Reed
Missouri
Murray
Oklahoma
North Daxonn
Penusien
Louisiana
Pearsall Debaters Go to State Meet
Pearsall Texas May 5. The Pearsall High School debate team led by Tavin Michalfe and Dole Xebing, with Mildred Clemons as alternate, departed Thursday morning for Austin to compete in the state meet. The team recently won the district meet and hopes for success at state.
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Pearsall
Tex
Tavin
Michalfe
Dole Xebing
Pearsall Nigh
Seheal
Jyelson
Mildred Clemons
Lateray
Austin
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Google
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Major MT Zoop
Major Zor
Mawor Zoop
Buttercup
White Synton
Suaerkale
Uimyny
Sabinal High
Rabinal High Relinal
G. Garsoni
Fifth District Federated Music’ Club
San Antonio Playground and Recreation Council
Redate
Navy
Brackenridge Park
W.T. Hotths
Schoo Herff School
Barenk-Teacher Association
Eleanor
Smith School Payent-Teacher Association
St. Anthony Kalal
Wordlawn ParetTracher Association
Colling Gardens
Burnett School
Il Lie
Briscoe
Kus Qliortum
Bohn Porcni-Tencher Association
Uno
Woodlawn Recreation Club
Reriat
Tenner Association
Pi Della Phi Sorority
Jyaure del Mason
St. James Street
Sesslon
Highland Park
Peret-Teneher Association
J. William Davidson
C. H. Ford
Huff Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred B. Burkett
Thore
Fi. Burkett
R. Q. Evans
T. B. Curtis
Harvey Arehar
Thornton Skeen
A. G. Birkner
T. Johnson
J. DB. McManiel
Bere Antonia
Temier
Ders
Phi Mu Ahmnae Associal
Muriel Forbes
Warwink Boulevard
Travis Sehool
Parent-Teacher’ Association
Dianah
Highland Park Church
Miss Hartlet
State Health Department
Seguin Chamber
Doctors Open
St. Mary's
Aline Suigong Keio
Dsy
Moey
Iinet
ALHIY
Congress
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Adogenest
Loues Setruld
Uatorem Service
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Roose- Yell
Ritchie
Byrd
Anybony
New Jersey
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Fegardless
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