Kaufmann Plan For Federal Public Works Aims At Jobs
The editorial endorses a comprehensive federal public works program funded by bonds to absorb 15 million idle workers. It highlights Kaufmann of Pittsburgh proposing federal and state contracts to rehabilitate unimproved or run down private property, financed by government loans, with 10 year obligations and locally pegged wages. It envisions colonies of 500 families and aims to spread employment nationwide while boosting taxable values.
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Hearst
Roosevelt
Edgar J. Kaufmann
Pittsburgh
Kaufmann
Mr. Kaufmann
Jesus
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Costly Attack On Public Education In Texas Senate
An editorial laments a Texas senate bill to raise the minimum scholastic age from six to seven claiming it would pull thousands of children from school for tuition costs. The editors argue the potential $1,500,000 savings mainly pays discharged teachers and hinders education, urging the house to defeat the measure for the sake of public schooling.
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Texas Senate
Texas
House of Representatives
Listen World A Mother's Courage and a Derby Duel
A reflective piece honors a mother’s life and cane filled with memory, then shifts to horse racing news about Broker's Tip facing Head Play in the Kentucky stakes. The column blends personal loss with sports updates, naming Riders and horses like J. Smith and Head Play, amid a crowded, nostalgic front.
Dance etiquette and Derby odds in a mixed column
The page discusses dance manners for girls and boys including decline etiquette, paying for tickets, and returning to seats. It weaves in horse racing notes about Derby contenders, Broker's Tip and Head Day, plus a column on initials at weddings and dress questions. It blends social guidance with racing notes and minor stats.
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Ysing
Silas Mason
Lexington
Crump
Erb
General Masons
New York
Bealy ham and Rainbow the Sealyham memoir
A Sealyham dog recalls a cross country voyage from New York to Beverly Hills with a master named Meyer and a dog family. The narrative covers mottled travel hardships, a humorous clash of dog and human perspectives, and observations of life in transit and in California. The dog narrates mischief, names, and a longing for familiar trees and parks.
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New York
Sealyham
Tim
Boston
Beverly Hills
Ben
Jim
Jarry-Go-Round By Helen Rowland
A humorous column notes flirtations and marriage mania among youths headed for the prom. It remarks on men who cannot lose their temper and women drawn to adolescence, joking that Shakespeare would modernize Macbeth for the movies with cheeky twists.
San Antonio Light May 14 1913 City Election Results
The San Antonio Light reports votes cast at 2 pm with indications of results. G.Brows and the Citizens League ticket appear poised to win in the city election alongside a rally for the Province of Quebec lecture by Prof. Bernard Mick.
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San Antonio
Rodolph Vale
Odiricial
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Quebrs
Ulatory
Lepnovy
Bernard Mickonan
San Anca
Seto
Golf Pairings Highlight San Antonio Club Championship
Pairings set for the San Antonio Country Club championship round with Mile flight leaders Paul Williams facing Walter Wal dell and Lieut. Ken Rogers in the semi finals. Other flights feature numerous notable players and first round results from Friday’s play amid a dense schedule at Brackenridge Park.
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San Antonis
Pail
Willams
Walter Waldell
Favorte
Ken Rogers
Dan Sullivan
Walter Negley
Bartlett Cockeiva
Ezail Mueller
Sykes Charles Schraler
DR. Dance
H. H. Malvyn
Herman Banipiahu
William M. McIntosh
Clay Anderson
Bol Moore
J. R. Locke
R. R. Reynolds
Bruce Veazey
Maj
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Legan Goodman
Gol
D. H. Biddle
Paul Walt
R. G. Skelton
Maxey Hart
B. W. Clemens
Gol. M.C. Brhilal
W. 5. McNair
Negley
Henry Gillexpir
Dene
E. L. Brown
Maj. Marvin
Marshall Bell
Locke
J. G. ‘Griffith
Kampmean
Dr. 'Tia Duckworth
Veazey
Dry
T. Foster
Goodman
B. McMahon
Hiddler
Allen
Barnes
Wolf
Max Blum
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