Biennial Chief Denies Commercialism At Federation Session
Delegates hear extensive defense of the American Home Federation survey on home equipment. Mrs. Sherman refutes charges of commercial influence, explains fundraising, survey scope, and benefits to home makers and industries, and outlines future plans for radio development and civic participation.
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Federa Fion
Sherman
Federation
Department of the American Home
Wee
Lowe
Nallonal Bleeting Light Association
Americal Gas
Woman
Slerman
Hadi Talicies
Mire
Carlin Torabe
Women to See Soldiers in Parade at Fort Sam Houston
The Second Division, famed for halting the German drive in Paris and achieving early victories in World War I, will stage its first women’s parade at Fort Sam Houston during the nineteenth biennial general federation gathering. Gen Albert J Rowley, commanding the division, will review troops including Ninth and Third Infantry regiments, with artillery and Marines in support, recounting the unit’s wartime feats from Chateau Thierry to the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
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General Federation of Women's Clibs
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Luster
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Army Post
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A. Russell
Auto racers set near record speeds in treacherous race
The field pushed speeds around 100.199 miles per hour as Duray led with Gollata second and Stapp third. A young driver Senny Shoot crashed into the north wall during a turn at cer ville, delaying the race and prompting a tire change stoppage. Gleason and Dalts faced multiple incidents as the race progressed with technical issues and caution flags.
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Duray
Stapp
Jimmy Gleason
Senny Shoot
Mattoon
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Cerville
Wwe
Tix Oer
Darny
Shape
Geawen
Autray
Willur Shaw
George Washington High to Offer Aviation Training
Los Angeles youths show growing interest in flying as George Washington High School plans aviation training. Students will not fly yet and the program will start after graduation. Mr and Mrs J A Burnett return home to Bogle Pas after Mr Burnett attends a conference of immunization officials.
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Los Angeles
George Washington High School
J. A. Burnett
Burnett
Road office change urged by transportation secretary
An article reports that the automobie and highway department officials have recommended a change, urged by Secretary Claude Leer before the commission, noting ongoing efforts in road management and highway planning.
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Internations Wews
Gare Austin
Automobi
Hight Ways Department
Claude Leer
City to Legalize Loans on Bonds Authorized
The city plans a routine measure at the city commission meeting Monday to pass an ordinance legalizing borrowing on the new $4 775 000 bonds. Mayor IGM Chambers announced the step to secure the funding, expected to proceed Wednesday.
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Igm. Chambers
Woman Loses Jewelry Box In Trash After Accident
Mic. M. A. Magruder of 1118 Weet Mulherey avenue reported Wednesday that she threw a jewel box containing two pies and a billet into the trash by accident. Detectives are asked to locate the jewelry, which was of considerable value.
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Court Affirms Death Sentence for Coleman County Defendant
The Court of Criminal Appeals on Wednesday affirmed the death sentence of GO Wells of Coleman county who killed J A Mitchell, a Coleman filling station operator, in January 1927. The ruling upholds the murder conviction and punishment in the state appellate process.
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Mey
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Wells
Coleman County
J. A. Mitchell
Coleman
Court of Criminal Appeals
Statistician Dinnett Honored At Plaza Hotel Dinner
R. M. Videon assistant director of the Bureau of Standards in Washington will be the guest of honor at a dinner given by the local Merchants association and the Technic club on the Plaza hotel roof at 7 p.m. Friday according to J. M. Jones secretary of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce trade section.
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Wyngton
Manistrrevs' Association
Hie Techni Club
Plaza Hotel
Hew Jones
Santonio Chamber of Commerce
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