Texa s Federation of Labor to nominate officers at annual convention
At the Texas Federation of Labor annual convention in Austin on May 16 delegates planned to elect officers for the ensuing year. J. W. Parks of Batten was favored to be re elected president, with committees named for rules credentials organization and other officials from multiple cities including Austin Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio and Houston.
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Austin
Texas Federation of Labor
J. W. Parks
Batten
Parks
L. C. Johns
Abliene
H. J. Xuhimon
Gisude Bummers
Dallas
HW. Acreman
el Paso
Paul Roach
Waco
Fred Fish
George A. WiBon
Houston
W. W. Finch
Amarito
Ingpram
Fort Worth
Pew E. Peledcich
Hogigen
San Antonio
Wal Ince G. Reilly
Dulins
Joe Amstead
Gap Culmore
Beaumont
F. Dunn
William J. Moran
Paso
William B. Arnald
al Hunter
George W. Fisher
H Winkler
E. Rupard
A.J. Reinhard
Temes A. Sparks
Catholics vote to permit 2 percent beer under by law
In Rockland Massachusetts on May 11 the Catholic Total Abstinence Society voted to amend its code to allow members to drink 2 percent beer, ending the long ban on all liquor in any form.
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Rockland
Mass
National League play by play with scattered names
Fragmented baseball notes describe batters and fielders with many OCR errors. Mentions Florat Hlugh Li fan Landateon and Celndatrams, plus details of innings and umpires Me Grew Mevnn and JMirmans. Referenced teams include Miami and Bravti with unclear scores and events.
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Florat
Hlugh
Lifan
Landateon
Vivian
Balkan
Ural
Titer Tian
Prerflen
Yellendeat
Miami
Trakayeon
Maine
Alent
MeGrew
Mevnn
Jmirmans
Community clubs plan Mother’s Day programs and meetings
A chaotic page lists upcoming meetings and events across multiple groups. The Chaminade Choral Society hosts a Mother’s Day program at St Mark’s. The Catholic Daughters, Sigma Rho, and Gamma Theta sororities schedule gatherings and bridge parties at various homes and clubs. The Teachers association and St. Ann’s Mothers’ Club outline weekly activities, social hours, and booth plans for fundraisers, with dates, times, and locations noted amid scattered names and places.
Royalty rank and society notices parade in St. Ann era items
Rank of royalty led by Jack Ledford as king and Gherin Jean Mezzetti as queen, with other titled members and re elected officers by acclamation. The column lists numerous social events, meetings, teas, dances, and card parties hosted by local groups including Woodmen Circle, Fidelis Matrons, Highland Park Dance Club, Hadassah, and the Missionary circle, with dates, hosts, speaker notes, and officer installations.
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Jack Ledford
Gherin Jean Mezzetti
2. C. Tembling
Bernice Wagner
Joseph Bissielli
Mary Esther Garcia
St. Ann's School
Cannonville
Cing
Hearst Consolidated declares twelfth consecutive dividend
San Francisco May 16 The board of Hearst Consolidated Publications today declared the twelfth consecutive quarterly cash dividend of 13 4 per cent or 7 per cent annually on Class A preferred shares. Dividend payable June 15 to shareholders of record May 31. Annual meeting held. officers and directors re elected for the year.
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San Francisco
Hearst Consolidated , Publications
Ths
Hearst Consolidated Publications
Tag
William Randolph Teayss
John Francis Neylan
William W. Murray
Charles Mayer
Clarentt
Steers Shipped to Kansas and Local Livestock Moves
Steers en route to Kansas last week for pasture with plans to ship more soon. Five carloads arrived in San Marcos this week from Mount Sharp via Burneth brothers, while conditions in Beaumont, Kan, are noted as favorable for livestock. A separate note mentions a port project in Gdyno and upcoming government allocations affecting local ducks and new subsidies.
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Kansas
San Marcos
Cates
Wanee
Beaumont
Kan
Mount Sharp
Burneth Brothas
Crude Output Hits New High As Texas Leads Nation
Tulsa Oklahoma May 1 Crude oil output reached a new high of 2 994 165 barrels daily led by Texas capacity rising to 1 644 932 barrels. Oklahoma held steady around 464 930 barrels while California climbed to 478 000. Kansas dipped to 116 210 and Eastern production rose to 107 000 barrels, with minor gains in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Tulsa
Okla
East Texas
Ol and Gas Journal
Mast Texas
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Miss San Antonio Contest Draws Fifteen Entrants
Fifteen girls entered the Miss Sai Antonio competition sponsored by the Retail Grocers Association. The event unfolds at the Aztec Theater with eliminations nightly. Two contestants advance each night toward a final show to select a representative for a broader pageant.
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Sai Antonio
Retail Grocers Association
fAglee Lheater
Thursing
Pridoey
San Antonio
Lope
Cone Junction
cone junction with @ benefit show at the municipal aytitevltin ab & ps
Angela Portur Iy
Monterey
Grocors
Graveyard Telephone Murder Plot Reported in Denville
A strange telephone message from a grave in Denville claimed three men attempted to murder the caller. Police chief Kinsey pursued the suspects after a car dash, with the assailants firing at him as he arrived. The incident was ruled an attempted murder with no clear motive given.
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New York
Lor
Metropolis
Denvile
W. J
Ray Richards
Denville
Dastarda
Andre Greenberg
Carl Rossi
Lhugs
Benjamin Kinsey
Inday
Kansey
Kenedy PT A Elects Officers in May 16 Meeting
May 16 The local Porser Teachers Association started the following officers Mrs H M Langloni president Mrs S Seymour first vice president Mrs G B Grady second vice president Mrs S F Kaufmann Jr first vice president and finance chairman Mrs Will Radford treasurer Mrs John S Graham recording secretary Mrs W T Scepborosh corresponding secretary and Everest Boor public.
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Cateteria
BR. Hoglenney
Ranes Brophy
Leoneara Tubbs
Ed Weltons
Vivian Walters
Fern Hirsch Ragland
Crockett School
Pepey Cobb
June Twining
Alice Cardenas
Arthur Graham
Danforth
Doloras Reeves
Olga Herrera
Guida Brownr
Pred Montez
Norma Jours
John Batdery
Louis Davila
Mes
Ernest Bad
Ders
Af Genizales
BR. R. Mathews
A. OC. Berry
BR. R. Glenavy
Mack Gallagher
5. J. Parsons
W. B. Halbig
Mise Hosatie Roberson
H. W. Veateh
Jodie
Jeanette Weiner
Esther Levin
Rose Racinowitz
Sadie Kilik
Gearothy Michels
Blanche Barnett
Jean Gabriel
Rave Wisn
Davey Levey
Max Goot
Jeanelle Warner
Abe Shoenfield
Fannie Reisfeld
Kenedy P.T. A
Fenedy
Porser-Teachers’ Assocretion
Mies
H.M. Langloni
Seymour
Frst
G. BE
Grady
Cond Yee
F. Kaufmann Jr
Firt
Will Radford
John S. Graham
W_T. Scepborosh
Everest Boor
Congress Debates Tax, Railroad, and Banking Measures
Congress resumes work on a Glass-Steagall era banking bill, railroad reform, and a highway tax measure. Finance advances Guy Gelvering nomination to Internal Revenue, while Securities conferrees seek reconciling differences. Senate discusses Muscle Shoals, banking reform, and officer liability in stock markets.
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Interstate Commerce
Guy Ty Gelvering
Kansas
Internal Revenue
Senate
Kegan Sypeauhment Trist
Judge Louderback
Caliifornia
Senate McNary
Oregon
Renfercen
Atock Xnuca
Hume
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doTman
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Seine
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Cramer
Tanna Coleman
Mid & Cachrans
Inerk
Inningn
Cleland
Philagelotta
Morgan
Cleanl Riftee
Huddins
Cain
Foxx
Myatt Lo Burnett Lo Mergen
Cleveland
Hualin
Gelsel Saiant Mosiarity
National League
Callan
Innines
Little Annie Rooney
Thimble Theater
Popeye
Ea Bi
Brandon Walsh
E. C. Segar
Popeye Piade
Earney
Google
Guarry
Jungle Wing
Tye
Popene
Ima
By Billy DeBeck
Sumpin
Sully
Barney
Dee
Goldberg
Boces
George
Bear
Ann
Ase Bress
Faris
Chaminade Choral Sociery
Fil
Herlavery
Cactus Club
Kenneth Wendler
Vance
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Sigma Rho
T He
Louis Lee Hinds
East
Woodlawn Avenue
Blue Triavele Club
Rho
Eleanore Relysch
Ihe
Reusch
Ruth Smnll
Relnach
Tear
Gamma Theta
Business and Professional Women’s Club
St. Gations
Texad
C. BE
Bunco
Annin
Alymer
Reneaexkl
The
Chaminads Choral Society
Welock
St Mark's Gavnsts
Jannac Bo Crockett Schoal Tarent
Olive Magnolia Grave
Woodmen Circle
Wil
Crave
Virginia Bowers
Fletberl Avenue
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Taln
A. M. Delevan
West Agarita Avernue
Highland Park
Nose
Sadie Kulk
Miriam Farkenglom
Rebecca Rosenberg
Blanche Barnet
Minnie Gershowka
Molly Werbner
Dorothy Michels
Estell Heller
Rose Sachnewils
Hannnah Myers
Paullie Payes
Fannya Wolf
Mary Ann Sueser
Mendelssohn
Peter O'Brien
Cathlic Womens Association
Ptt
Jane Walker
Katherine Court
Delta Phi Delta Fraternity
Casino du Roof
Misses Peary Mastersom
Mexine Lambert
Mary Hatherine Wroter
Virelma Lehman
Mali
Quincy Streets
Government Hill Methodist Church
J. T. Dennis
Rigsby Aves
Heathane Noble
Rube Goldberg
Nothiay
Hearst
Watsaw
Gdyno
Congress
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