Foster Choses AG Workers Candidate for President
William Z Foster former socialist leader and Benjamin Gitlow radical NY leader named as presidential nominees of the Workers (Communist) Party of America at their New York convention closing. Foster urged a Soviet government in the United States and readiness to turn elections into civil war while supporting a 40 hour work week. Foster, 47, from Staunton MA, was expelled from the Socialist Party in 1910 and led the IWW during the steel strike.
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New Tork
William Z. Foster
T. W. ' Sleader
Benjamin Gitlow
New York
Workers
Burwin
China
Nicaragua
Iabor
Foster
Nptive
Staunton
Mase
Socialist Party
Edhe I. W. W
Odin
Sie Wre
Presid Wert
Woman Survives Swim After Car Plunges into Concho River
Dallas resident Mrs. Lemeichenstein narrowly escaped drowning when her automobile slid off an embankment into the North Concho River. She opened the car door and swam to the surface, where she was rescued. The incident occurred yesterday near Angelo.
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Angelo, Mer
North Concho River
Lemeichenstein
Dallas
Mie
Lichenstein
Woman's Complexion Depends on Liver
The article claims skin clarity rests on liver health and warns of deadly waste buildup in the body. It promotes Dr Tutt's Liver Pills as a cure, urging daily bowel movement and visiting dry goods stores to buy a Bee bar of the product.
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Dr. Tutt
San Antonio Spotlight Lots of Local Visitors in City Notes
A lengthy San Antonio column lists numerous visitors and residents in town for weekends and events. Names include J B Whitely from San Antonio in BUCS at Hotel Avlor New York. Tom Dix visiting Lewton. Tom Hughes from Port Arthur. Manuel Aguilar and Melasso at Eagle Pass. H W L Jackson of Laredo visiting. Charles Grosbner back from flight to Cartizy Springs. Buck Tosler from Carrizo Springs weekend in. Jeffrey and Lytle Gosling at New Orleans. A D Mims visiting Yoataw. Tex trip to Houston. May Howard returning from Comfort. Lieut John J Reever granted absence for one month and three months. Mr and Mrs W J Standefer and son Clifford visiting sister ill in city. Walter S Corlea from Wichita Falls. Marvin Evans and daughter Gueille from Rio Grande valleys shopping. Capt Herold K Coulter granted leave. etc. Continuous stream of social notes and travel updates across multiple towns and individuals.
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Charles Grosbner
Cartizy Springs
Buck Tosler
Carrizo Springs
Séturdar Uhre
Jeffrey
Lytle Gosling
New Prleang
A. D. Mims
Yoataw
Walter
Corlea
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Marvin Evans
Gueille
Rio Grande Valles
Fon Rareoa
Lucille
Army Orders Listing Dockets of Transfers and Promotions
A long OCR text excerpt records Army orders served listing transfers, promotions, and duty changes for officers across Fort Hancock Fort Bliss Fort Monmouth and other posts. Entries include names such as Captain Frank Shaw Lieutenant Arthur Hadwell Captain Lewis Fogle and Major Leiden with dates in April May June and July noting posts and duties and revocations and arrivals for personnel in cavalry infantry engineers and staff roles.
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Arthur G. Hadwell
Fort Monmouth
Fort Bliss
SM. T. C
Frank ©. Shaw
Benjamin C. Fowlkes
Engineers
Fowlkes
Fort Humphress
Irmy
Washinecon
Gap
Davin Ho Finley
Inniry
Cincinnati
Infaners
Llewe Earle C
Cas
Cavalry
Cavalry Finance L
Willlane E. Gor
Infantry
Alen
Ervin Cumpth
Intamrs
Porto Rico
Lane Odbet
Yeaton
Bo Wateriute
Intentry
Oklahoma
Cysto
Wandolpn Cadman Khaw
Washington
Rining
Davut
Harry Bolly Wallute Q. Mot
Saitou
Chienga
T Raining
Fiske Linut
Karen Hell King
Ty Maleioa
Lorene Wane Rice
Liewt
Ernest Avinar Martin
B. C
Calumnia
Paname
Fos
Bernard Ace Tornes
Void
HM Brooks
John
Fale
Cwratry
Linut
Gev
Kelly A. C
Fort
Iuurlon
Pex
Lanre Frew
Mix
Weldon
Lduntry
Hart East Hagen
Lchear Ey
Virtens
Wanttieton
Puetuyes
Mase
Jorath Incoy
Hull leads as Smith wins Democratic plate convention vote
In Charlotte May 68 delegates to the county plate convention for Houston are to be chosen on Tune 32. Corde Thief Vennesten trails Smith by fourteen votes as newspapers tabulate eighty four counties showing Smith ahead in the preliminary.
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Charlotte
Smith
Houston
TSF
Rhswel
Vennesten
Al Capone Buys Dyeing Business to Quiet Trade
Chicago reports May 25 that notorious gangster Al Capone allegedly purchased a dyeing and cleaning business to quiet racketeering claims. The piece notes Capone’s notoriety and mentions a Sanitaey Cleaning Mila plant with links to Warned for not guilty records and long-time dyer Merrick Hecker, aged 42 years.
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al Capone
Chicago
Whit Wollry
Burinres Frilig
Ad Capone
Rte Capone
Mila
Merrik Hecker
Stated Foremaker Brawl Highlights Weekend Showing
A fragmentary report notes a voluntary roll call of foremakers and a Saturday brawl may reveal how Mined vat adight, cant Lee Nvereung ble life. The muddled lines hint at a tense incident with attendees pacing and an urgent mood.
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Howe
Hoover Will Not Attend Eop Pow Wow
Washington May 26 Secretary Hoover will not attend the Republican national convention at Kansas City and will be in resignation talks if he is the nominee. James M. Good and Secretary Work are among representatives at Kansas City considered for campaign leadership. Rumors say Hoover may reiterate the I do not choose statement if opposition to his nomination persists.
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Hoover
Washington
Republican Party
Kansas City
Coolidge
Nsf Ouniener
Parachute Act Ends in Tragedy at Amusement Park
Loua ner a 28 year old aerial performer known as Teuise Gardner, tied to a triple jump parachute act, died when her chute failed at an Atlanta amusement park. Jimmy Wood, husband of the performer, watched in horror as her body fell after a malfunction behind the park. The couple, from Boston, had toured the country performing since their youth.
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Atlanta
Louaner
Jimmy Wood
Wift
Teuise Gardner
Nora Wood
Boseton
Mass
Hed
Pashiind
Auto Derlems Freight Girl Freemont Incident Involving Train
In Fremont Nebraska on May 26 an automobile driven by Gilbert Atdenon, a plumber, collided with a Chicago and Northwestern freight train, which was pulling six cars. Railroad officials indicate the company may seek damages in response to the damage claim.
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Freemont
Neb
Chicago and Northwestern
Gilbert Atdenon
Northwestern
Escaping Thief Abandons Wife Bulldog and Car
A 20-year-old tourist from Kansas City attempted to steal a spare tire from an automobile parked near a downtown church. Deterred by officers, he abandoned the wife, a bulldog, his own car, and the stolen tire while fleeing. Police detained the woman.
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Temple, Tés
British Parade Honors War Dead in London Rally
May 24. The British region held its annual rally to honor war dead. The Duke of York led a parade past Whitehall after a memorial service at Westminster Abbey.
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London
Binday
Hone
Thor
Duke of York
Whitehat
Weatmbcier Abbey
Two Youths Die Beating Freight Train in Missouri
In Chillicothe Missouri two youths were killed after attempting to ride a freight train on a public road. A third youth was seriously injured as the train sped away from home, with authorities investigating the incident.
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Chillicothe
Tinnthanty
Household Linens and Bath Towels for Sale at Low Prices
Readable items include sheets pillow cases towels bath towels and bed spreads with prices noted. Items feature various sizes such as 42x80 inches and 40x60 inches and include rayon flat spreads cotton crepe blankets and border towels. Prices range from 9 cents to about 2 dollars per item.
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Wearwell
Rayon Bell
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Grove
Ds. Sehan
Wphteborn
J.B. Whitely
San Antonia
Avlor
New York City
Wee Tom Dix
Lewton
Boo
Tom Hughe
Port Arthur
Manuel Aguilar
Melasso
Eagle Pasa
Jackson
Laredo
Wee
Friedrich
Boeton
Mags
Hocker
John J. Reever
Jenve
Ahsence
Terente
W. J. Standefer
Clifford
Pharr
City
Aula
E.W. Tismerman
Bap Benito
Herold K. Coulter
Vik Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Ree
Walter Schorre
Cuera Prea
San Aptonia
E. H. Artie
Mra
Mr. Sims
A.M. Waldrop
Ma. Bentler
Brean
Federation of Women's Clubs
Toonald
Vickie
Torn Hanna
Galeenton
Hraumont
Juan T. Hensler
J. J. Lauck
Rose Combat
Beaumont
Ed Moneees
Brownsville
Mondar
Mre. Lawrence
Eagle
Uss
G. H. Brown
Rockeprings
Dulues
F. A. Ralston
Roskaprings
Laurence Micke
Kouerant
Eagle J Tass
George S. Moore
Maryville
Lena
Ann Moore
Bert Green
California
Jett
Mexico City
Albert 5
Williams
N. Taffinder
Torreon
Mexico
George Smith
Done
Comfort
Clarence DuBose
Associated Press
Dwight Morrow
Cor Dallas
Sam Antonio
J. G. Hardie
Pagle Dass
J. F. White
Rock Springs
John Cotter
Bandera
George Howland
Texas Pior Neer
MacIntoriols
Lester J. DB. Retner
HR. H. Lee
Beth End AG Medina
B. A. Masfield
J. Whitaker
Pardue
Winan's Creek
Ray Morrey
Couchton
Tack Jay
Michener
Plegsapton
H. OM. Friedlander
Engle Pass
R. I. Acne
Rockepringr
W. I. Miller
San
Betond
Curtis D. Metfro
Cepl
Mayien E. Scott
Cape
Edwin Hoberts
M4. C
Fiest Lism
Wile
E. Taster
Maj
Henry L
Perjeut
Cal
John A. Beccr
AG. D
Dasa
Markl H. Welch
Den
Cordell Hull
Commerce Secretary
Chute
Auto Dermls Freight Girl
Bulldog
Ale
Wolli & Marx Co
South
Betty Bates
Laundey
Pune
Nehnet
Bey
Wien
THE
Baby Shop
Arlacter
Stork Bassinette
Poirette Compacts
Regilet Atock Nembers
Giedien
Combiantinns
Xtepeina
Cornete
Gossarde Goanard
Gossarde Goreard
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