Colorado Bond Issue Held Up by Conference Dispute
Denver news reports the Colorado House balked at the Senate amendment to the military expense bond issue and a joint conference committee failed to agree on repayment to militiamen and detectives who entered the strike zone. A second joint committee was formed. Also noted is a proposed retirement of state funds and testim ony at a court martial about Louis Tikas of Ludlow. Martial law tips in Trinidad area as troops govern the coal district.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado House of Representatives
Senate
Joint Conference Committee
Joint Conference
W. C. Robinson
E. M. Ammons
Louis Tikas
Louis the
Ludion
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow
Tikas
P. J. Hamrock
Trinidad
Colorado
United States
James Lockett
Trinidad City Hall
Country Club Prepares for Texas Championship Tourney
Four days remain before the Texas championship golf tournament at the San Antonio Country Club. Robert S. Kampmann of the Menger Hotel plans exclusive visitor conveniences with a reserved east wing for sports guests. Joseph Norwood directs course improvements including hazards and greens to ensure readiness.
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San Antonio Country Club
Robert S. Kampmann
Menger Hotel
Joseph Norwood
San Antonio Hosts State Golf Championship Amid Strong Texas Teams
San Antonio prepares to host the largest golf event in the state with several hundred players from Waco Austin Houston Dallas Galveston and other Texas towns arriving for preliminary activities. Waco and Houston Club delegates expect top honors while San Antonio Country Club marks extensive practice for a competitive run.
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San Antonio
Waco
Austin
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Texas
Houston Country Club
San Antonio Country Club
Child Welfare Theme Highlighted at Memphis Conference
Delegates at the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Memphis discuss health and child preservation. Speakers include Cressy L. Wilbur of Albany and Dr. John W. Trask on morbidity reports and birth registration.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cressy L. Wilbur
Albany
N. Y
John W. Trask
United States Public Health
A. J. McKelway
Dr. Trask
Health Department
Officer of Steamship Charged With Smuggling Japs Into Country
Noguchi Kamashuki, an officer of the Japanese steamer Awa Maru, was indicted by a federal grand jury for smuggling three Japanese men into the United States. The men were taken aboard at Yokohama and dumped overboard at sea on April 8, with reports of hands tied and a dock employee aiding one survivor. Bodies with tied hands were later found near the dock.
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Seattle
Wash
Noguchi Kamashuki
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Yokohama
Vice President Marshall Visits Family of Pittsburg Sailor
After the funeral of Francis Patrick Delawry, the Pittsburg sailor killed at Vera Cruz, Vice President Marshall visited the seaman's parents at their home. He praised the mother and spoke of sacrifice for God, the bone, and the flag.
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Marshall
Pittsburg
Francis
Patrick Delawry
Vera Cruz
Coal Operators and Union Reach Two-Year Agreement
After more than three months of talks, the Western Kentucky Coal Operators Association and District No. 23 miners union forged a two year pact governing operations. About 2500 workers are affected by the agreement reached in Louisville.
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Louisville
Western Kentucky Coal Operators’ Association
District No. 23
Fears for Son Missing After Veracruz Route
Mrs. William Luke of 802 Brooklyn avenue fears for her son James McKendree who was to travel from Vera Cruz to San Antonio. McKendree, superintendent of the Mexican Light and Power Company in Mexico City, sent a safe message but may have returned to his post despite reports of danger. Ferguson speaks at Arlington Fort Worth address notes his first Fort Worth appearance for governor bid.
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Brooklyn Avenue
James McKendree
Vera Cruz
San Antonio
McKendree
Mexican Light & Power Company
Mexico City
Galveston
Luke
MacKendree
Cruz
Huerta
City of Mexico
Ferguson
Arlington, Fort Worth
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Ablington
Fergusson
Fort Worth
Dodson's Liver Tone Endorsed by Top Doctors in Safe Remedy
Seven highly paid physicians including A. M. Fischer of San Antonio back Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. They analyzed the vegetable liquid and find it harmless and effective for constipation biliousness and sluggish liver with an unconditional refund guarantee of 50 cents if dissatisfied.
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Mazur
Dodson
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
America
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