Funeral Directors Meet in Texas City for Annual Convention
Preliminary opening of the annual Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association convention drew about four hundred registrants to the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio. The program runs through Friday with 75 embalming applicants to be examined by the Texas State Board of Embalming. Lectures on embalming by board members and experts, plus exhibits from twenty casket makers, highlight the sessions. Officers and plans for the 1932 meeting are scheduled, with Fort Worth and Brownsville among contenders for host city.
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Férigfith
Texas Funeral Directore
Ans Balers’ “Association
Coneta
Gunter Tel
Texan State Board of Embalmi
Geare FP
Welland
Ofles
Emil B. Hess
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grasso
A Evans
Pittsburgh
Adolf Grasso
Retail Merchants’ Association
Jinn Antonio
Conventan
Brackaridee Park
Wedrexlay
Texas Board of Embalming
Wiliams of
Kansas City
Or. Gook
Austin
T. Wright
Templé
Ents Quinlan
Fire Nail
Wright
Texas
Fray
H. F. Gooknan
Fort Worth
James Orr
Ferris
Avnie Eberly
Big i Sorin
Presis
Brownaville
Fonts
Marchall, Treawaren
Royal Committee Respondible
Achievements Since War Told to Order by Nordlin
Senator George Nordlin of Minnesota, grand worthy chaplain, opens the Texan States Fraternal Order of Eagles convention in San Antonio with a summary of postwar achievements. He cites workmen compensation laws, mothers' pensions, support for old age pensions, and a federal unemployment commission as order milestones. The session features local officials and a musical program, with further events planned at the St Anthony hotel and a Tuesday banquet.
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Canty
Galveston
George Nordlin
St. Paw
Minn
Medit
St. Anthony Hotel
Order of Eagles
St. Anthony
St. Paul, Minn
Federal Commission
Cer
Hert McCormick
San Antonio
Charles Hounslea
Port Arthur
Leo ¥. Murrhy
Bt. Cecilia’s Catholic Church
C. M. Chambers
Wage
Guy Cuda
Pap
E. Stetfler
Jodge J. O Canty
William T. Monetee
Order
Hei. A
P. G. Hill
First Presbyterian Church of
Lona and
Lari
Misa Harel Lee
Mies Elmo Sanchez
Sna
By. m
Two Women Face Dry Violations After Raids
Two women appeared before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart Tuesday morning over alleged liquor law violations. Maria A. Gonzalez pleaded not guilty to possession of liquor and related manufacturing paraphernalia. bond set at 500 dollars. A second defendant, Encention Garza, pleaded guilty to possession and sale of illicit liquor. bond set at 400 dollars. Investigating agents reported seizure of a 6 gallon still, 260 gallons of mash, three gallons of whiskey, and other items during raids.
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United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Maria A. Gonzalez
West Martin Street
Ronway
Locke Ainck
Selfridge Pilot Presents to Duncan Field Tuesday
Lieutenant T Olds of Selfridge field visited Duncan Field on Tuesday to arrange transfer of a pursuit aircraft home. The event involved a large roster of attendees from San Antonio and nearby bases, including officers and local aviation figures.
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Selfridge
Duncan Field
Olds
Selfridgs
Duncan Feld
Thieutenant Olds
Kelly Field
Winans Plans Walk-Through of New Mexico Maneuvers
Maj. Gen. Edwin F. Winans commander of the Eighth Corps area will leave San Antonio Wednesday afternoon for New Mexico to inspect the ROT unit at Roswell and observe maneuvers of the First Cavalry division near Sacramento mountains. He will be accompanied by Capt. Loren F. Parmley and will visit the military school before proceeding to the maneuvers. Col. George F. Tyner and Maj. John T. McLane plan to depart Friday for El Paso to attend cavalry maneuvers while Winans has completed his annual tactical inspection of the Second division during the maneuvers.
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Edwin FR. Winans
Eighth Corpa
Sen Antonio
New Mexico
R. O
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Sacramento
John T. McLane
el Paso
General Winans
Raid Near Hoover Dam Site Nabs Desert City Suspects
LAS VEGAS Nevada May 19 More than a dozen people face arrest today after federal agents conducted a raid on the desert city’s dispensaries and nightlife venues near the Hoover Dam construction base. The operation, tied to the dam project, saw 45 individuals surrender without major disturbances.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Geraous
Desert City
Hoover Dam
Miners Plan Hunger March Toward State Capital
A Charleston dispatch reports a delegation from the district announced plans for a hunger march by about 1500 miners. The route includes Ward and along Kelly's crack to the state capital to protest destitution and unemployment.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ward
Kelly's Crack
Bers
Outlaws' Gang At Witte Museum Displays Relic Guns
The Witte Memorial Museum displays a gun collection from the late August Heintze, a La Grange resident. The collection includes a Saw Boss cap and ball pistol linked to Jesse James and a Texas desperado Hardin gun with three notches on the handle. Heintze’s son continues the family hobby, aided by Fayette County residents, and the artifacts are framed as frontier era relics.
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Bendltry
Witte Memorial Museum
Sam Tans
Jesse James
John Wesley Hardin
Outinwry
Tooseum
Heinize
la Grange
Germany
Fayette County
Outlaw
Texas
Herman Leesch
San Antonian
Bold Outlawe
Sam Base
Motorcade Heads Toward Decatur On Goodwill Tour
A San Antonio motorcade led by LD. B. Cale president of the Vicknn Highway Association left Tuesday for Decatur to press the Custer Battlefield highway association through Texas to Mexico. The party includes A. M. Dickmant president of the San Antonio Automobile Teague, Charles W. Todd of Harlingen, Ign Amberson, and Col.
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Decatur
San Antonio
LD. B. Cale
Vicknn
Iinc
Custer Mactlefield Highway Association
Texas
Mexico
Cal
A. M. Dickmant
San Antonio Automobile Teague
Charles W. Todd
Harlingen
Ign Amberson
Bits Op Verglar
Col
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Franchco Aguilera Y Ears
Alfonso
Spain
Gyenlek Republic
Eagles
Sesson
Fraternal
Paul EG. Steffler
J. C
Nordlin
Shelberg
St. A
Bry
Witte Museum
Sam Bass
Frost's Corset Shop
E. Lockwood
New York
House of H. and W
Frost Bros. Institution of Fashion
Wiers
Adaua
Bres
Maverick
Eleanor Tirehberg
South Crazos Street
N. A. Quintanilla
Committee On Prtelect
Monane An
Th. Weakley
Dickson
A Arcechese
A. Quintanilla
George M. Green
Roark
O& W
SLOAN
Crepe de Chine
Prost
Frost Bros
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